Still, the Saudis are trying hard to buff up their image.
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Your career center can help you connect with alumni, buff up your resume, even practice interviewing.
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To buff up Bixby's brains, Samsung has now acquired Fluently, which makes an AI chatbot that can compose smart replies in English and Korean.
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It doesn't come with his trusty Mjolnir, but it does feature a wig and padded muscles in case you can't buff up in time.
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The money went to efforts to buff up its image, keep US aid flowing, and stave off harsher sanctions in response to its atrocities.
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The brand breakdown is stark, underscoring how difficult it will be for Volkswagen to improve its image and buff up its broader financial picture.
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Disclosing Pompeo's role as Trump's secret envoy to North Korea's leader was an authorized leak to buff up the intelligence chief's image as a statesman, Politico reports.
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The Verdict: If you're a travel buff up for a splurge, riding the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express is a whole lot more memorable than a first-class airline trip.
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The practice was imported during World War II, when American and British soldiers paid young boys on the street to buff up their boots, sometimes in return for chocolate and cigarettes.
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So I get why people would like to write for LinkedIn, because ideally you get lots of distribution, it helps buff up your professional reputation, helps the company you work for.
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In fact, the city already boasts one public pool where people can swim in the buff up to three times a week, as well as around 460 areas including camping sites and beaches.
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The film follows Pete Mitchell, call sign "Maverick," a reckless and talented young pilot looking to buff up his tarnished family name by earning top honors at the elite military training facility known as Top Gun.
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Supporters of Trump defended his tall tales during the campaign as an effective use of "truthful hyperbole," a technique outlined in his book "Art Of The Deal" that he used to playfully buff up his image or make a larger point.
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Accessed 29 March 2010.Russia Profile , accessed 29 March 2010. She has overseen the organization's modernization.Peter Finn, "Russia spends heavily to buff up its image for Western nations", Washington Post, March 9, 2008.
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Their stats slowly increase as they level up. In addition, their stats can be further boosted by "buff-up" spells, as well as items. In addition to the stat -boosting spells, there are a set of items the player can equip them with. The items work by boosting a stat by a percentage, rather than a fixed value.
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In his review for AllMusic, Thom Jurek notes about Moondoc "Unlike many free jazzers who try to blow the guts out of the horn each and every time they improvise, he digs deep into the jazz tradition for his material... His tone is more reminiscent of Jackie McLean's while his playing style comes from the same place that Charles Tyler's does." The Penguin Guide to Jazz says that the album "is a tough, often abrasive and, to be honest, slightly unrelieved set which doesn't benefit from a recording which makes no effort to buff up the blunter edges." The All About Jazz review by Derek Taylor states "Cook and Voigt bustle back and forth between volcanic eruptions and quieter dispersions, and Moondoc’s sound is similarly varied between raw, raucous honks and elongated, emotionally charged lines."Taylor, Derek.
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