Facebook brushed up against this in its September data breach.
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As Irma grew and developed, it brushed up against its theoretical maximum intensity.
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This is not the first time Diddy or Cîroc have brushed up against the FTC.
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Stepped too close to her, Sunshine Woman said, and brushed up against her real close-like.
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Ms. Oakley recalled how flames had brushed up against her house as she and her family left.
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I remember the moment his fingers brushed up against mine, and I felt it: This one is mine.
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In more than a decade of living in Davao, Picardal has brushed up against the death squads repeatedly.
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If the thought of love ever brushed up against me, I didn't cry, because tears were wasted in the desert.
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Lil Wayne is not a major practitioner of making Christmas music, but that doesn't mean he's never brushed up against the topic.
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Charlotte Murphy, a 21-year-old college student living in Vermont, brushed up against a wild parsnip plant at a highway rest area.
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The lawsuit said the girl was forced to see him in the hallways and in choir class, and he once brushed up against her.
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His performance Wednesday, when he allowed one run and struck out nine in six innings with a fastball that brushed up against 100 m.p.h.
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By all accounts the descent started well, with the lander decelerating rapidly as it brushed up against the Martian atmosphere, eventually deploying its parachute as planned.
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The hurricane has also hit parts of the Carolinas and Virginia with rain, storm surges and strong winds as it brushed up against the eastern coast.
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The episode was all the more chilling for how the lives of Mr. Gonzalez and Ms. Arroyo had brushed up against each other in recent years.
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It was originally thought that Theia just brushed up against the Earth, but scientists have now proven Theia was more involved with the Earth than previously thought.
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Instead, chief technology officer Joe Jones says, it's relying on cheap capacitive sensors to determine whether the plants it has brushed up against are tall or short.
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We brushed up against gigantic rugby monster lads, had our toes crushed by lethal glam-bae stilettos and stood under-faux tropical gazebos scrambling about for filters.
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Their idea is essentially that billions of years ago, a smaller galaxy cluster brushed up against the Perseus cluster, causing Perseus' supply of interstellar gas to "slosh" around.
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It is not uncommon that you hear of a friend being brushed up against inappropriately at a show or a friend being heckled on stage with sexual remarks.
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According to the Washington Post, the initiative involves treating the burrows with an insecticide powder that, when brushed up against by the prairie dogs can kill the fleas.
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In a 2014 case, for example, a court dismissed harassment claims by two waitresses who said their co-workers kissed them, brushed up against them and made sexual references.
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The epidemic brushed up against geopolitics when the United States and China clashed over the issue of self-ruled Taiwan's exclusion from WHO meetings, where it is represented by China.
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Another interesting interlude was the space where dancers brushed up against us and they moved from end to end of a room with a table and bank of electronic equipment.
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In an earnings report in 2017, the company revealed its revenue slowed as it brushed up against a ceiling of how many ads it can show users on Facebook news feeds.
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Andrea Pergola, of Land o' Lakes, said she was in the backyard with her son, Logan, who was picking up tree branches when he brushed up against a caterpillar, Fox 13 reported.
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But just as you reach for that bag of chocolate chips, you stop; Your hand has brushed up against a half-empty jar of peanut butter that you'd forgotten about until now.
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Officials said there is no solid sense of how long Kelly will last in the West Wing, where he's brushed up against members of Trump's family, including Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
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"When I first came into the business, to get brushed up against the guy that was the most popular wrestler on earth ... it was wonderful what he did for me," Jim told TMZ Sports.
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There is physicality going on from time to time, especially on the playground, but also kids this age (mine included) can sometimes get bumped or brushed up against and say that they are being hit.
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Despite her skill, or perhaps because of it, Haverman brushed up against the ego of her teacher, and he forced her out of his tutelage under circumstances that would have filled gossip blogs 300 years later.
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Another reason the FBI might not have taken Trump's professed ignorance at face value was that Trump had already brushed up against his share of wise guys in New York's gritty construction business, without apparent concern.
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Many of the Democratic nominees have brushed up against it in passing when they discuss access to mental health care, affordable housing policies, support for returning veterans, criminal justice reform and broad-scale anti-poverty programs.
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Yet the show brushed up against state control for a moment as Major Lazer was barred from welcoming unapproved Cuban musicians — including the rapper Yotuel Romero of the influential Latin rap group Orishas — onstage as surprise guests.
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She couldn't foresee that her term would enable a whole new form of entertainment — or possibly something that transcended entertainment — born of the kismet of algorithmic fate as it brushed up against the crossed wires of the brain.
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Plug any other video game horse into Battlefield 1's messy levels and you'd have an exercise in screaming frustration, the animals whinnying to a halt as they brushed up against discarded bricks or other bits of inconsequential garbage.
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The openly gay candidate has brushed up against plenty of LGBTQ protesters during his campaign (including during Pride month in New York) and this instance, on stage with Anderson Cooper, made a clear display of how to handle it.
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Pergola said her son had brushed up against a southern flannel moth, one of the most venomous caterpillars found in the U.S. She immediately tried to put garlic on his arm to pull out venom, but it kept getting worse.
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During the parade, Wolfe's car brushed up against one of the protesters and Wolfe appeared to do nothing — which, to the students protesting, was a perfect encapsulation of his lack of interest in their concerns and an indication that he needed to resign.
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Maybe it's a relic from their old parties, or a symbol of something else entirely, but as the DJs heads brushed up against its dangling fringes in the booth in the Good Room on Saturday, it reflected and refracted the lights to a magical effect.
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Oscar Fantenberg put the puck in the Sharks' goal on a blistering shot from out front in the second period, but replays showed that Kings right wing Dustin Brown entered the crease on his own and brushed up against Jones just before the puck entered the net.
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I mean, I wanted to devour all the chocolate and carbs in sight, but my feelings toward my spouse ranged from full-on rage if he so much as left the toilet seat up, to wanting to throttle him if he even lightly brushed up against me.
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If you or someone you know may be considering suicide, please remember, help is right here: Nat'l Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-26-8255 National Suicide Hotline1 800 273 8255I've brushed up against this darkness and I know it's a tempting exit but REACH OUT to ANYONE.
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MEXICO CITY — It was not long after the first trumpets on Sunday that José Tomás found himself in familiar territory: inches from the vicious horns of a fighting bull, so close they nearly brushed up against the pink silk of his traje de luces, or suit of lights.
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When asked if he had ever seen a tiger in his village, he smiled and didn't answer yes or no, but then told a long story about how, maybe 10 years ago, he accidentally brushed up against his daughter when she was menstruating and lost his sight for several days.
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As I've written before, when I was starting my career as a journalist I sometimes brushed up against people peddling a story about a network of predators in the Catholic hierarchy — not just pedophile priests, but a self-protecting cabal above them — that seemed like a classic case of the paranoid style, a wild overstatement of the scandal's scope.
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As I've written before, when I was starting my career as a journalist I sometimes brushed up against people peddling a story about a network of predators in the Catholic hierarchy — not just pedophile priests, but a self-protecting cabal above them — that seemed like a classic case of the paranoid style, a wild overstatement of the scandal's scope.
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Sutherland died at her Boston home on December 24, 1908, from burns she suffered when her gown brushed up against a gas stove and caught fire.
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Attila Tilki was involved in a car accident in February 2012, while driving under the influence of alcohol, something he himself announced in a press release sent to MTI. According to the statement, Tilki brushed up against the guardrail on the M30 motorway. No one was injured in the incident, and Tilki waived his parliamentary immunity and was found by police to have alcohol in his system.
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Theresa could not murder and stopped at the last second, but the explosion was accidentally caused when Rebecca- who was wearing jewelry which brushed up against the tank and caused the explosion. All three women survived. Ivy eventually awoke. Through circumstances she was able to contact Mort Chandler and make him reveal to Ethan the truth about his bride to be's pregnancy on New Year's Eve.
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After the proposed legislation was announced, public reaction was split. Since the Supreme Court was generally conflated with the U.S. Constitution itself, the proposal to change the Court brushed up against this wider public reverence. Roosevelt's personal involvement in selling the plan managed to mitigate this hostility. In a Democratic Victory Dinner speech on March 4, Roosevelt called for party loyalists to support his plan.
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Gallows found Stone and fatally wounded him with a knife as revenge, before dumping his body into the sewer.Punisher 2099 #2 As Kron layed dying in the sewer, his body brushed up against a black ball. The ball then bonded to him and formed a new Venom. The symbiote was described as having mutated over the years, and displayed new abilities in this timeline, including acidic blood and saliva.
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From the SR 574 intersection, SR 566 turns more to the west- northwest, and is abutted by open fields on both sides of the roadway. The highway bends back to the northwest, and crosses into Wayne Township. With some patches of trees lining up along the roadway amid the open space, SR 566 passes the Township Road 120 intersection, then turns to the north. The state highway then bends back to the northwest, is briefly brushed up against by woods on both sides.
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And smack in the middle of it was Uncle Max. > I had lived a good part of my childhood with him and yet had known so > little about him. Now, when I wanted to learn more, he was gone, leaving me > only some lovely memories and a watch in the top drawer of my dresser with > an inscription on the back: "Presented to Zaritsky from New Jersey Workers > Loc. 24. 9-14-34." I had brushed up against history repeatedly and never > known it.
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Several strangers in Los Angeles weave their stories of loss and hope, not knowing that their lives have brushed up against each other's in small but sometimes profound ways. A multi-ethnic ensemble drama, the film explores the connections between a Mexican graffiti muralist, an Armenian camera repairman, an African-American blues guitarist and an English pensioner living near the Los Angeles River. Happy is a talented teenage graffiti muralist with a passion for spray paint and hip hop. Her playground is the concrete banks of the Los Angeles River.
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Miletos, the ornament of Ionia: history of the city to 400 BCE by Vanessa B. Gorman (University of Michigan Press) 2001 – pg 123 Thrasybulus was an ally of the famous Corinthian tyrant Periander. Miletus was an important center of philosophy and science, producing such men as Thales, Anaximander and Anaximenes. Referring to this period, religious studies professor F. E. Peters described pan-deism as "the legacy of the Milesians." By the 6th century BC, Miletus had earned a maritime empire with many colonies, but brushed up against powerful Lydia at home, and the tyrant Polycrates of its neighbor to the west, Samos.
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On August 14, 2003, the single largest blackout in North American history occurred. The blackout caused 50 million people to lose power in eight US states and southeastern Canada. Although it took months to diagnose the actual cause of the blackout, it was eventually traced back to a FirstEnergy powerplant in Eastlake, where a high-voltage power line brushed up against an overgrowth of trees causing the line to shut down, which, due to a failed alert system, caused a domino effect of power lines switching off. All in all, 11 people died and around $6 billion in damages were reported, prompting the creation of a joint energy task force between the US and Canada to minimize future blackouts.
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With a large assembly of dancers on stage – as was often preferred by Balanchine—the traditional "pancake" tutu with its stiff wired layer would bob and dip when the dancers' skirts brushed up against one another and this bobbing and dipping would reverberate long after the steps were complete. Karinska solved this problem by devising the "powder puff" tutu, with a shorter skirt made of six or seven layers of gathered net, each layer a half inch longer than the preceding layer. The layers were tacked together for a fluffier, looser appearance than the stiff "pancake" tutu. Because the shorter layers are self-supporting, no wire hoop is needed in the "powder puff" tutu, aka the Balanchine-Karinska tutu.
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Sutton has stated that "when I was a reviewer at the Comics Code from 1978 to 1979, I never considered my job to be one of censorship...As a matter of fact, being a comic book fan, I was very open-minded and lenient with artists, writers and editors who brushed up against the letter of the regulations." She began writing for DC Comics in 1980 and worked on the "Adam Strange" backup feature in Green Lantern as well as stories for Secrets of Haunted House, Star Trek, and The Unexpected. and Frank Miller credits Sutton with introducing him to Japanese comics which influenced his work on Ronin. She worked as an editor for DC (1981–1982) and oversaw "The Great Darkness Saga" storyline in the Legion of Super-Heroes.
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