Warren has been butting heads with Facebook for some time.
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It's another case of people butting in for no reason.
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The two lawmakers are butting heads after Paul and Sen.
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All of this implied to the researchers that the animal could have taken part in head-butting, as part of a social behavior similar to what goats and other head-butting animals might do today.
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"It's just a lot of butting heads right now," Evans says.
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Those two forces are kind of butting up against each other.
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And he was purring and butting his head against my hand.
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President Obama spent several years butting his head against this wall.
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Ivanka Trump doesn't see an issue butting into conversations with world leaders.
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Not to get all Animal Planet, but watch these rams butting heads.
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He's also been butting heads with prominent members of his own party.
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Hurricane Florence is butting into the Carolinas on North America's southeastern coast.
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" Back story: "The two lawmakers are butting heads after Paul and Sen.
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He hasn't been shy about butting heads with Feinstein in the past.
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The boss and I started butting heads about the future of the company.
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Me and Saul are always two minutes away from head-butting each other.
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Imagine Tony Stark butting heads with Charles Xavier, or Black Panther befriending Storm.
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Today's crisis has been caused by the two butting up against each other.
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"It confuses me how Kourtney is confused that we're butting heads," she said.
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The momager and Khloé have been butting heads on this season of KUWTK.
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So help me God: The Pope and Trump are butting heads once again.
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"It confuses me how Kourtney is confused that we're butting heads," she says.
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You might begin to feel, as I did, head-butting was not enough.
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"So butting heads with regulators is something that they will continue to do."
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But he soon found himself butting up against the realities of the industry.
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In college, butting heads with Bear Bryant and getting tossed off the team?
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Afshin Pishevar eventually found his own apartment, but he and BamBrogan started butting heads.
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He's completely capable, thank you very much, without a bunch of women butting in.
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Furthermore, Nations noted that oil is butting up against resistance around the $45 level.
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There are signs digital comics are butting up against the law of large numbers.
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Looks like Pell's doing just fine without producers butting in on his love life.
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Now, America is butting heads in Syria with Russia, the other great nuclear power.
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The two groups have been butting heads in their quest for dominance in Afghanistan.
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"I'm telling my boxers to avoid the head-butting and going down," he said.
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After wrestling there, he was removed from that team for head-butting an opponent.
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What deepened the disagreement: The two lawmakers are butting heads after Paul and Sen.
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"I don't want it butting in and upsetting people; that defeats the purpose," she said.
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Billionaires Carl Icahn and Mark Cuban are butting heads on social media over Donald Trump.
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" Doing a head butting motion, Davidson continued, "Starting to do stuff like — it's a pig.
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Double butting means the frame will be lighter without compromising the strength of the frame.
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Bush admitted that he does not enjoy butting heads with Rubio on the campaign trail.
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In 2007, a court fined a former guest $385 for head-butting a love rival.
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Specifically, the penalties without signals are kicking, head-butting, throwing equipment, and too-many-men.
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And there was much head-butting on display in his encounter with Man Mountain York.
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The iguanas then circle each other before butting heads and apparently attempting to bite each other.
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A previously aired promo of the special has Chyna's mom Tokyo Toni and Jenner butting heads.
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Katie Porter are butting heads again, continuing their feud over -- at least on the surface -- cookies.
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What emerges is a story about complex people who (mostly) have good reasons for butting heads.
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The problem is that these bots are butting in automatically, instead of being asked to contribute.
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The chorus members keep butting into scenes we've just watched to reiterate what we just saw.
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And Ms. Ensler is never more trenchant (or self-aware) than when butting against a bureaucracy.
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Bill, as in real life, was butting in with bathos when the moment belonged to Hillary.
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However, employees with opposing personality traits, like extroverts and introverts, may often find themselves butting heads.
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White is accused of head-butting the clergyman and one of the women, the prosecutor said.
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Here's The Hill's look at 10 policy issues where Trump and Ryan are butting heads. 1.
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Life is already stressful enough, so don't waste any more time butting heads with your WiFi connection.
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"My son and I have been butting heads the last couple of days," one Facebook user commented.
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The mom of two recalled attempting to decorate their new home and continually butting heads with Gerber.
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Tauruses strongly dislike butting heads, so it's rare to see them leading the charge in a conflict.
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He and a manager were butting heads and they got in an argument and he walked out.
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So we end up butting heads sometimes, but at the end of the day, she's my sister.
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He's also sleeping with prostitutes and butting heads with Andrei, who doesn't believe his tales of heroism.
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Democrats have been butting heads with Pai throughout his tenure as chairman over his aggressive deregulatory approach.
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Did she see me as a fellow mother expressing concern, or as a meddlesome person butting in?
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But the union keeps butting into the e-commerce giant, which ships billions of packages a year.
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But by expanding their reach, they're butting up against the frequency scientists use to study water vapor.
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Secondly, do you think you might end up butting up against the Google and Amazons in data collection?
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Jones was allegedly "head butting" and "kicking" the officers as he resisted being placed into a police car.
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Voice ads butting in to conversations, even ones with inanimate objects such as smart speakers, are potentially irritating.
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"Annoying each other again," wrote Kaling in the caption, suggesting that these two are once again butting heads.
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Like with Simmons, Locken and Redmond got off to a rocky start, butting heads throughout RHOD's first season.
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Christian Egenolff's 1531 treatise, Der altenn Fechter, contains instructions for head-butting, strangle holds, and a 'back-breaker.
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There were dome-headed reptiles that were definitely not the famous head-butting dinosaurs they so closely resembled.
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China's independent refiners may be butting up against state-imposed import quotas following January and February's high shipments.
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What makes Mr. Trump so dangerous for Mr. Johnson is his unpredictability — and his penchant for butting in.
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For the moment, however, it is the president's critics who are butting their heads against a brick wall.
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Navy Secretary Richard V. Spencer was ousted from his post, after butting heads with Trump over the matter.
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The two companies are butting heads over Facebook's plan for a new subscription tool in its mobile app.
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Saturday's incident marks the second time this season Sale has made headlines by butting heads with the organization.
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Faced with a dispute, he wields his instinctive judgment by butting the wrong or guilty party with his horn.
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" The two lock eyes for an awkward beat until Galifianakis slaps a red butting that exclaims, "You've got mail!
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Butting heads with the Democratic National Committee, he demanded that the organization hold a debate focused on climate change.
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Jon Snow and Sansa are butting heads, Arya's sniping at Sansa, and the less said about Bran the better.
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After butting heads with her mother as a teenager, Jennifer Lopez slept on a sofa for a few months
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But after butting heads over patents, Apple dropped Qualcomm as its sole modem supplier starting with the iPhone 7.
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"What it comes down to is we have two very large generations kind of butting heads," Gudell told CNBC.
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There's atonal stuff, there's tonal stuff, and they're butting up against each other — there's a tension between the two.
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Congress is just like high school, filled with feuding social groups butting heads, according to one former House Republican.
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Some Senate Democrats worry about voters suffering from impeachment fatigue and the trial butting up against the Iowa caucuses.
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Spicer is pre-butting his possible removal from the show as a means to further his own commercial interests.
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The previous floor leader stepped down earlier this summer after butting heads with Rauner on an entirely different issue.
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Then Boylan asks if Caitlyn told Kris "early on" about it, and that's when the two exes start butting heads.
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It's just the latest example of an increasingly class-conscious generation butting heads with a reflexively pro-business White House.
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Ian's constant butting of heads with Mythic Quest lead programmer Poppy Lee (Charlotte Nicdao) is the first season's strongest relationship.
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Biting off ears, lips, fingers, and the nose were popular moves, as was head-butting and, of course, testicle tearing.
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One day your pet cat will be showering you with affection, and the next she is head-butting someone else.
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He served as President Obama's third Defense secretary but resigned after butting heads with members of the National Security Council.
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The Dasslers started their business together in the 1920s, but apparently there was some head-butting from the get-go.
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How do the league's TV partners feel about digital players like Twitter and Amazon butting their way into the conversation?
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Now, "Xi Jinping Thought" is pervasive, butting up against advertisements for hair transplant surgery, luxury cars and Danish butter cookies.
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And that's not to mention the very real possibility of butting up against U.S. commitments via World Trade Organization agreements.
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Meadows has been suggested for the role again in recent months after reports that Trump is butting heads with Mulvaney.
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It stays true to the comics in that sense, in that they're friends but they are butting heads all the time.
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Third-party punishment — as the research labels this butting-in behavior — is "kind of like jumping off a cliff," Raihani says.
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Fadell has invested in hundreds of startup companies, and I have no idea which of them is butting heads with Apple.
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The musk ox like to get in on the action too, head-butting and rolling the drainage pipes about for fun.
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It's very unlike, say, Akira, which shows how everyday life is constantly butting up against police, politics, and violent civil unrest.
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Rather Barr was fined $9,115 for head-butting Packers wide receiver Davante Adams, according to reports from multiple media outlets Friday.
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In February, authorities revealed that they are investigating the 23-year-old for allegedly head-butting a man in West Hollywood.
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But of course, this is also a show about the fantasies of storytelling butting up hard against our more sinister inclinations.
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The position proved both a literal and a figurative butting of heads as both men fought to control the fight's momentum.
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As a graffiti writer, CASH24 has a history of butting heads with conventions of style—as well as with other writers.
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Venezuela has been butting heads with its neighbor, Colombia, since August — tensions punctuated by Venezuelan military exercises along their shared border.
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And as they do, they're butting heads with those who decry what feels, to them, like restrictive -- if not dangerous -- oversensitivity.
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Blanton responded by punching Mitchell in the chest and head-butting him, and several other players and assistant coaches became involved.
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Zidane stopped playing after the stunning head-butting incident in the World Cup, an outburst that will mark his career forever.
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He put Breine into a headlock, but Breine defended himself by head-butting Demeestere, who then responded with a strong uppercut.
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Ilhan Omar ... who've been in the news recently for ruffling feathers within the Democratic party and butting heads with Speaker Pelosi.
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There's fleet-footed singeli from Tanzania, butting right up against experimental Japanese pop music, and busted up club tracks from Pittsburgh.
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You might have scary ram horns that are good for head butting others, but the crab, Cancer, has a tough shell.
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Coleman told reporters that she hit her head as she tried to exit the boat, possibly butting up against the canopy.
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"There was really nothing unusual said or done by her other than that little thing about butting in line," he said.
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A former director from the creative team recalled meetings in which Haney rebuffed campaigns butting up against deadlines with no explanation.
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In the complaint, prosecutors say White is shown apparently head butting a man in a clerical collar and a female counterprotester.
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As The Daily Beast reported on Tuesday, it's already become a war zone of political head-butting between Trump supporters and others.
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She definitely has challenges ahead as she returns to work at a fashion magazine, butting heads with her former boss (and nemesis).
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Derek adds that one downside to his sister and Laich dancing together would be the pair potentially butting heads — and Julianne agrees.
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It broke out above a potential 'butting bearish wedge' and that breakout level is going to be support above that trend line.
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Looking at a chart of Wells Fargo, Gordon noted that the stock has been butting up against key resistance around the $50.
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When it came to allowing myself this new haircut, it felt like my gender identity and my racial identity were butting heads.
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Photo and video footage in the complaint showed White apparently head-butting a man in a clerical collar and a female counterprotester.
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That part of the body isn't just used for head butting blokes on the blind side of the ref in the clinch.
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One morning, when a short-fused mailroom supervisor assaults him, Delambre surprises himself by head-butting the man and breaking his nose.
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Photo and video footage in the complaint show White apparently head-butting a man in a clerical collar and a female counterprotester.
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He wanted to create a space on Facebook where black fathers could talk openly without fear of racists or trolls butting in.
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After all, what is a country's foundation but the foundational tragedies of all of its citizens, butting up against each other in conflict?
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The former are constant on the move, butting up against one another and sometimes doing more with aims of continuing the life cycle.
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In reality, the "magic" of video games is a product of passionate people butting heads and, together, finding creative solutions to the unexpected.
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But they're not the strongest machines around, and are barely capable of exerting more force than a small mouse head-butting your ankle.
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At the same time, these announcement show it butting heads with rival Google, which has been busy building its own AI enterprise stack.
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When Dixson says "That's my bad, I guess," Denard turns from the huddle and curses at Dixson before butting heads with the player.
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Fiona Hill, a former Russia expert for Trump's National Security Council, described butting heads with Sondland when he asserted authority over Ukraine matters.
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Now she has new challenges, as the 220006-year-old organization has been butting heads with the Trump administration from its first day.
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In 2018, you felt more sheepish than your usual head-butting self because you were in your feelings and afraid of the unknown.
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The new Salesforce Tower sits at the center of the construction zone, 1,070 feet tall and butting into every vista in the city.
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That means in some ways you're going to be butting up against your own instincts as to what you as a fan want.
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A brewing battle with AppleBlix has been locked in conflict with Apple for some time now, butting heads over its email app Bluemail.
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Weapon: Ram's horns, head-butting Mars is at home in the sign of Aries, meaning it can do what it does best: act!
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" From the Democratic perspective: "Some Senate Democrats worry about voters suffering from impeachment fatigue and the trial butting up against the Iowa caucuses.
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Butting right up against the tenderly managed vines of the valley's famed wineries, where Lebanon's super rich stop in for cellar door tastings.
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Most recalls are voluntary, since brands don't want to face the PR disaster of publicly butting heads with a public safety watchdog agency.
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In the last couple of days lawmakers were still butting heads over 20 to 25 provisions, one Democratic aide close to negotiations said.
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A number of progressive initiatives to increase renewable energy use are butting up against heavy spending from business groups opposed to the proposed regulations.
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We're keeping it more real — I'm not playing pranks by throwing a pie in [Archie's] face... We're butting heads literally on the football field.
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Coleman posted photos and a video of the feline to Facebook, showing the affectionate kitty riding on his shoulders and head-butting his face.
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The previous contract ran out last year and the teacher's union and the school board had been butting heads over pay and pension. 5.
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In particular, focus has been on the broadcasting giant Sinclair, which is butting up against the media cap and is looking to continue expanding.
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A "butting bearish wedge" is formed when a trading range narrows as prices rise — Twilio broke out of this bearish channel earlier this year.
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There are now official weight classes and rounds, and a number of less palatable moves—hair-pulling, head-butting, groin-hitting—have been banned.
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Brandon is already butting heads with Ms. Deb, and Ayana has quit her day job to pursue a dream to some very mixed reactions.
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The area where Disney's Star Wars land is being constructed previously consisted of a slew of buildings butting up against a boring old street.
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The Republican imperative to put together a strong White House ticket is butting up against the party's dream of preserving the Senate GOP majority.
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You run into many kinds of people and, again, that's where we think comedy comes from, when different kinds of people are butting heads.
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But do you find there are other orthodoxies you're challenging, stuff that you see in the world that you find yourself butting up against?
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Brown and the Raiders have been butting heads for the past month ... with things really coming to a head in the past 48 hours.
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Trump has repeatedly advocated for bringing US troops back from Afghanistan, butting heads with hawkish GOP lawmakers like the senior senator from South Carolina.
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After butting heads with the incoming government over suppliers and the cost of materials in 1966, Mr. Utzon left Australia, the opera house unfinished.
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Including the exterior paint, that means you have dark green, lime green, light blue, light gray and black all butting up against each other.
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Whistler was a proud peacock, often butting heads with anyone who criticized him or his work — he even sued critic John Ruskin for libel.
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Zuckerberg made lawmakers uneasy with the idea of a scandal-ridden company butting into global finance what can best be described as a hard sell.
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It occurred to me that I'm unable to reconcile my devotion to them because their differences as characters is precisely why they are butting heads.
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Jason Whateley, a heavyweight from Australia, said he was more careful now when he leaned his head inside because he wanted to avoid butting heads.
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The diplomat, Renato de Ávila Viana, had previously been accused of kicking and head-butting an ex-girlfriend in November 2016, knocking out a tooth.
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Thinking it was a free for all, my first faux pas was coming at the stream from the wrong side and essentially butting in line.
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Catch up: Here's a recap of Wednesday night's debate, and a separate consideration of what the evening revealed about the gender dynamics of butting in.
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Your husband's complaint that you are "butting in" suggests that he thinks parental responsibility is something each of you has independently and to equal degrees.
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Star isn't afraid of drama, a trait that looked to do more damage than good to fans' view of the other two vloggers butting heads.
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Colorado is a swing state, so it's not a given that butting heads with fossil fuel producers in the courtroom is a winning political move.
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Iggy is then like, "what" and Eric is all like, "why are you even butting into my conversation with Anthony?" and it devolves from there.
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" On butting heads with Shawn Booth, the other man who loved Bristowe (and ended up getting engaged with her) "It was unfortunate and it was frustrating.
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The Brazen Head also claims to be the oldest pub in Ireland, often butting heads with other Irish pubs such as Sean's Bar for the title.
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Given that the company's butting up against Apple and Google events, it's going to have to put on a big show to cut through noise here.
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Furthermore, Worth noted that the transports are butting up against downtrend resistance, and after a countertrend rally he believes new lows could be in the cards.
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But they are butting heads with conservatives, who see this as their chance to reform a massive entitlement program they consider to be costly and ineffective.
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And it's not just European countries butting heads with the U.S. Thailand, a U.S. ally in Asia, launched a 5G test bed with Huawei in February.
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Without chastising, butting in, or any other Trump tricks from my side, I asked these three British fans of his to explain why they like him.
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While political appointees and career officials are not described as butting heads, some of policy ideas do end up moderated by career employees on practical grounds.
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The main tension this season can be blamed on the friction between the steadfast traditions of the monarchy butting heads with the changing society of Britain.
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He said the real head-butting was between the management on each side of the country dealing with the iron-fist-ruling "musical overlord" Don Kirshner.
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As one can probably tell from the trailer, the two start off butting heads but eventually fall in love, with Will's condition looming over their happiness.
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Joe Biden also had a surprisingly solid night, and his choice to be polite and avoid butting in made him look more levelheaded than his counterparts.
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Then I stretched my neck in order to see as much as I could through the vent, nearly butting heads with Foos as I did so.
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Explaining the necessity for the bill, Chelgren cited his time as a student butting heads with liberal professors—who we know now were actually Sizzler managers.
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During Monday's season 21 premiere, she made quick enemies of the other contestants on night one by butting in one woman's time with Viall, and kissing him.
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There has been a long debate among paleontologists about how pachycephalosaurs used their heads, whether for head-butting like bighorn sheep, self-defense or some other purpose.
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The trade tensions have also cast a pall over broader relations between Beijing and Washington, with the two sides butting heads on a growing number of issues.
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With his fiery calls to impeach Trump, Steyer is among the progressives butting heads with leaders of the Democratic Party's establishment, who fear turning off moderate voters.
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According to CNN's Oliver Darcy, the Weekly Standard's leadership, including current editor-in-chief Stephen Hayes, have been searching for a buyer after "butting heads" with MediaDC.
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Locken and Westcott's friendship seems to hit a rough road ("Girl, you better check yourself," Westcott tells her), while Locken is also still butting heads with Redmond.
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The bill is butting up against Trump's intention to allow DREAMers to be deported, and just yesterday Marc Short said the administration would likely oppose the bill.
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Archaeologists have since been butting heads over its authenticity, largely due to its cryptic emergence and the number of forged Maya codices that have come to light.
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C., who lost a close primary election this year after butting heads with Trump on some issues, said he finds it "perplexingly destructive" for the GOP brand.
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The two women, who have a habit of butting heads on the show, found themselves at odds while discussing President Donald Trump's tweet about Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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Pied Piper is still butting heads with Hooli, and its founder Richard Hendricks, played by Thomas Middleditch, is still trying to prove himself as a competent leader.
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His career ended in ignominy in the 2006 World Cup final in Berlin when he was sent off for butting Italy defender Marco Materazzi in the chest.
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The trade tensions have also cast a pall over relations between Beijing and Washington, with the two sides already butting heads on a growing list of issues.
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The regular season has its charms: dumb, awesome games by weird players, weirdo head-butting matches, half-sober play-by-play voices grinding through hours of work.
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While the two are barely able to make it through a game of air hockey without butting heads, their friction has resulted in a top 100 ranking.
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He combines intellectual curiosity with a short attention span, which means he rarely lets people finish their thoughts but often has a compelling reason for butting in.
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" In a far separate domain, the National Hockey League penalizes both acts of aggression, such as head-butting, and also "inciting an opponent into incurring a penalty.
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The committee, which has been investigating Russia's meddling for nearly a year, has increasingly found itself butting up against the White House over similar claims by witnesses.
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SJ: Are you concerned about the uptick in trade tensions that we've been hearing about, particularly with the US and China seemingly butting heads on trade issues?
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THE LIGHTBULB There has been a lot of head-butting in Nevada over unions, health care and civility in politics ahead of the Democratic caucuses on Saturday.
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The sport consisted of running and butting the head against the paunch and being bounced back, the recoil being in pro- portion to the force of contact.
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In particular, Mad Men contained ample storylines about how little the world had evolved for women butting their heads against the seemingly unbreakable walls of workplace sexism.
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Yono is an adorably rotund little elephant who is off to save the world by solving puzzles a-la Zelda, head-butting enemies, and making friends with chickens.
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"That's where Donald Trump the CEO versus a legislative body that tends to procrastinate when they don't want make a decision will be butting heads some," he said.
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ZINC: LME zinc closed up 22 percent at $0.33,20.3 a tonne, rebounding from Monday's near 218-year low but butting up against its downtrend line at around $2975,380.
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Johnson and fellow star Vin Diesel were apparently butting heads so much during the filming of Fate of the Furious that the two no longer film scenes together.
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This preview shows a mixture of super hero action, crime solving, but mostly just lots of challenging moments where characters are butting heads with themselves and each other.
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O'Riordan was instead ordered to pay about $6,600 to the court "poor box" on Wednesday after pleading guilty to head-butting and spitting at an Irish police officer.
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Things likely would have been worse if Rodman had been playing, but he was in the midst of serving a six game suspension for head-butting a referee.
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Now that ISIS lacks a physical caliphate in the region, the powers with overlapping and conflicting interests in the region are butting heads — not that they weren't before.
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Legal experts say there are some interrogation techniques that have been disavowed by the Obama administration that Trump could revive without butting up against Congress — like solitary confinement.
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With Washington policymakers butting heads over the federal budget, Jim Cramer decided to prepare investors for the case of a possible sell-off that could send stocks reeling.
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One woman threw a metal object at a roommate, head-butting a police officer when leaving an ambulance, while another angrily broke the metal detector at the entrance.
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Even Thanos can't resist, head-butting Captain Marvel during the final fight in a fruitless but perfectly understandable attempt to get closer to the movie's best new haircut.
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Sarah Lancashire gives a tour-de-force performance as a weary, tenacious patrol officer who continually finds herself butting up against the violence, physical and emotional, of men.
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It's good to see those two looking out for each other, especially since it seems the dynamic between Daenerys and Cersei will be more butting heads than girl power.
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Jay Inslee is even pre-butting Biden's speech on climate change, which he will deliver before the end of this month -- though aides would not specify when or where.
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Bethenny Frankel and Luann de Lesseps have often sparred in the past, butting heads in some of the biggest blowout battles in Real Housewives of New York City history.
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Of course, rumors of Chucky trading away Carr have been swirling for weeks ... and kicked up once again Sunday when the two were spotted butting heads on the sideline.
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Episode 123 Despite assuring Claire that the two of them were "in sync" at the end of episode 6, Frank and the acting president sure are busy butting heads.
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Any family member who has desperately searched hospitals for a loved one knows the overwhelming sense of helplessness that can come from butting your head against the privacy wall.
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Multiple members of the panel predicted that a public copy of the report would be released in June or July, butting up against the party conventions in late July.
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Out of this amalgamous collective of various communities and tribes, the art of "Kicking and Knocking" was born—a fighting sport that consisted of kicks, strikes, and head butting.
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Like Trump, Flynn is a harsh critic of President Obama and the American political establishment — his 2014 retirement came after numerous reports of him butting heads with his colleagues.
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Boylen ran in to restrain Rondo when the ever-combustible duo of Boogie and Matt Barnes entered the fray, butting into an argument between an opponent and a referee.
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But you present a novel exception: where the stakes are so low that it's hard to imagine anyone caring about you butting in (except, perhaps, for another plant maven).
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However, it did not go swimmingly: According to the 2013 book The Everything Store, Tesler left the company after just three years after butting heads repeatedly with Jeff Bezos.
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Back then, the fault lines in the debate were largely the same: hard-line conservatives butting up against the party leadership, which they accused of not acting aggressively enough.
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Trump, a conservative populist, found himself butting heads with Justin Trudeau, the liberal prime minister who's opposed him on matters like climate change and refugees, not to mention trade.
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He casts himself as a maverick, butting heads with the academic establishment, and yet he's the ultimate insider — probably the best-known, best-funded, and most influential psychologist alive.
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But because France, Italy and Spain are among those butting up against the currency union's budget deficit limits, only Berlin has the scope and economic weight to make a difference.
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The story behind The Oregon Trail is rich enough for a feature film: unfettered creativity butting up against the all-consuming profit motive sounds ripe for The Social Network treatment.
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As for environmentalists, they're the worst of all: outsiders butting in who want to protect lands that have nothing to do with them, killing local jobs while they're at it.
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On screen, we see a shark butting its head against a thick, underwater cable, over and over like an endless glitch — the ships might be gone, but the routes remain.
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"A lot of things froze" creating "real disjunction," with a surge in technology butting up against the economic and political spheres, forcing regulators to try to keep up, said Friedman.
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Last year, a member of a group called "NWI Nonce Busters" was jailed for head-butting a man who thought he was arranging to meet a 14-year-old girl.
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Early scenes show Lolita resorting to petty crime to support her family and butting heads with her strict mother (Nia Long), a compelling character who could use more screen time.
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Butting up against the 2015 study, 55% of respondents for the Horizon media study said they don't want to own a VR device due to lack of excitement or interest.
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I can see them all being filled with nannies…Meghan is very strong-minded, and there will definitely be a butting of heads, but Meghan could learn and grow from that.
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The mother of three, 23, told fans on Sunday that she would still be making appearances on the series that brought her fame, even though she is "butting heads" with producers.
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It also promises to provide faster internet speed for all of your individual devices, so the people in your house never have to worry about butting heads over the WiFi again.
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Whether it's Google Search butting out Yelp local results or Facebook's approach to privacy, we've seen how domination of a technology space by one company leaves the masses with less power.
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CMT announced that the show's sixth season will premiere in January, and from the looks of the first promo, Will and Gunnar (and their new hair) could find themselves butting heads.
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Haanstra cross-cuts between a tiger gnawing on a slab of meat and a woman with a wallet in her mouth; elsewhere, two goats butting heads cuts to two children fighting.
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It takes trust, for instance, to lean into someone with all of your trembling strength, while that person does the same back to you, your forearms interlocked, your heads almost butting.
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The couple, who have been married for 10 years, have been butting heads for much of this season, with Emily, 43, criticizing Shane for his sarcastic jokes made at her expense.
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From gnarled old trees to head-butting walls, pour one out for everyone who's going to wake up in a dumpster tomorrow morning, and enjoy this sweet pitcher of GIFs instead.
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There is a clay statue of Zinedine Zidane head-butting Marco Materazzi at the 2006 World Cup and, nearby, a photograph of Materazzi holding it, a big smile on his face.
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She announced her resignation from the post late last year, though reports later suggested she had been fired from the West Wing after butting heads with chief of staff John Kelly.
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The grumpy beast was spotted grimly butting its way through an icy London canal yesterday, wagging its snowy tail in frustration as it carved a slow path through the frozen water.
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She didn't get very far from the looks of things on Sunday — she opened the episode in a cell, and was soon head-butting a would-be rapist before Negan intervened.
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"We didn't need to add a penny to our debt to have the tax cut for our working- and middle-class people," Lamb said at a debate, butting heads with Saccone.
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" Richards and Katz are not the only couple butting heads on Marriage Boot Camp — in another exclusive PEOPLE sneak peek, Desiree Hartsock Siegfried says of husband Chris Siegfried, "I settled for Chris.
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Indeed, part of the rationale for the mergers is to prevent SOEs from butting up against each other as they go abroad to win business, as had happened with railway-equipment makers.
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The topic of Allen has long been a sensitive issue in Hollywood, with many in the industry butting heads after Allen was accused of sexual abuse by his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow.
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She's vague on exactly who targeted her -- except to say it was a male hotel guest butting into her convo with a friend -- but says calling 911 was definitely over the top.
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The two women couldn't have been any more different, but some fans thought that the pair's constant butting of heads had to do with more than just not seeing eye to eye.
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The Sun might be in Aries, a sign that doesn't mind head butting its way into a confrontation, but this full moon will be in Libra, a sign that wants to compromise.
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According to Sarah Aucoin, the director of the Urban Park Rangers at the Parks Department, the city's deer are just beginning their rutting behavior — that's when males begin head-butting each other.
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Trump and Duda are two of the more prominent champions of the new populist nationalism, which believes in butting out of the affairs of others so they may butt out of yours.
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Moreover, the movement to curb MRSA in athletics is butting heads with new behavioral trends — like some teenagers' dogged aversions to showering after games and practices — that imperil the best preventive efforts.
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Business groups and consumer groups are butting heads on how narrowly to view the law's protections, which could make a big difference in the calls that can legally be made to consumers.
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LeeAnne Locken and Cary Deuber haven't exactly been the best of friends during their time together on The Real Housewives of Dallas, often butting heads in some of the show's most memorable arguments.
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But since France, Italy and Spain are among those butting up against the currency union's budget deficit limits, only Berlin, running a surplus, has the scope and economic weight to make a difference.
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They were both part of a group of young El Paso Democrats who rose through the party's ranks, taking over key county and legislative seats and at the time butting with establishment leaders.
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But the first-term senator has since defended Colorado's decision, and in the past 24 hours he's become the face of a bipartisan effort that has him butting heads with the Trump administration.
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The rain forests episode closes with an aerial image of the wild Amazon tree canopy butting up against a homogeneous sea of agricultural palms, as sterile and monotonous as a computer-generated pattern.
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After all the butting of heads in the mansion, I really hoped taking the show on the road and diving into a new location would allow the guys to leave the drama behind them.
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In the trailer alone, she can be seen butting heads with owners as she pushes them to face their buried resentments and timeworn grudges and move past their destructive differences in just three weeks.
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Xo, who struggled with the shame of getting pregnant as a teen and subsequently being stereotyped as "promiscuous," reached an understanding with her more traditional mother after butting heads with her her whole life.
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But my bet is within six months, and certainly by the end of 2017, the next US president and Prime Minister Netanyahu will be butting heads and annoying the hell out of each other.
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Even in a town controlled by his own party, Trump found himself constantly butting up to the limits of his own power, a sour reckoning for a billionaire businessman accustomed to wide unilateral power.
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We have no idea what the rest of the season holds, but we know for sure the season nine reunion is definitely going to be messy if Phaedra and Kandi are still butting heads.
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She would demonstrate her extreme love for her children in the form of constant over-involvement in their lives, butting in at inopportune moments, and offering her two cents where they're never really wanted.
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The result of that unintuitive approach is that he'd easily slip out of sync with Skiba, butting his way to the front and giving songs like "My Little Needle" an added dash of character.
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Rather than buy into an idea of romance which necessitates sitting around sadly for months, or butting heads with a haughty, rude Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy until he comes to his senses, Emma forges ahead.
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"Over time, Iran may gradually raise the stakes of its activities, butting up to US red lines but not crossing them, in order to test US reactions and resolve," says the Rand Corporation's Wasser.
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RHOC viewers have seen Vieth struggle throughout the years, butting heads with Tamra's ex-husband Simon Barney and leaving Orange Country before eventually moving back to work with his mother a few seasons ago.
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They are butting up against a tight deadline: The current law, which the intelligence community says is critical to identify and disrupting terror plots, is set to expire at the end of the year.
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Her album rollouts are long, protracted, and prone to reshaping; in lieu, she writes and records mixtapes, one-off singles and features on a whim, supposedly butting heads with label brass because of it.
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And then there are even more fringe characters butting into the action, including cursed snake-woman Nagini (Claudia Kim) and French-African wizard Yusuf Kama (William Nadylam), who's attempting to right an old family wrong.
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Carole Baskin, founder of Big Cat Rescue, said, "I think it could be the beginning of a mating ritual, because despite the cursing they are also head butting, which is a friendly greeting," she suggested.
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The book, and the emotionally abusive behavior described in it, became the crux of one of the season's major dramas, following Josh as he pursued single mom Amanda Stanton and continued butting heads with Nick.
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Bond 25 was originally supposed to be directed and co-written by Trainspotting's Danny Boyle, but Boyle left the project at the end of last year after reportedly butting heads with producers over the script.
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Succession at DHS has been a headache for the Trump administration since Nielsen resigned in April after nearly a year of butting heads with the president and others in the administration, particularly on immigration policy.
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The whole world seems to be butting heads as aggressive Mars clashes with power planet Pluto, while you're figuring out how to process and describe what you're seeing and what other people are telling you.
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Spotify launched a PR campaign in addition to the complaint to the EU. It built a website which lays out the company's history of butting heads with Apple, calling the initiative Time to Play Fair.
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First, make some distinctions in your own mind between behaviors that are annoying (tantrums, the random butting-in) and those that are really potentially damaging (undermining you in front of your boss, stealing your ideas).
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Saoirse Ronan stars as a precocious, combative teen straining against the confines of her hometown (which she derides as "the Midwest of California"), and butting heads with the family, friends, and teachers who populate it.
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Images of the desert butting up against industrial America recall the color photographs of Stephen Shore and William Eggleston, as well as films by John Schlesinger, Michelangelo Antonioni and the experimental-film artist James Benning.
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The researchers tried out ideas and eventually developed a lightweight contraption involving a belt around the hips connected to metal straps butting against the thighs that are held in place by straps above the knees.
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It's led to more competition in the processor space with AMD and Intel actually butting heads on premium-tier products like Asus' ZenBook 14 or the Surface Laptop 3 for the first time in years.
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I was skeptical I'd like it, expecting a typical biopic of the Serbian visionary, and I was already bored by the idea of men butting heads over power, even if it's of the electrical kind.
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Yet despite this being a sport of spearing, slashing, boarding, butt-ending, head-butting and hooking – with an ominous-sounding Department of Player Safety ruling on serious foul play – Bullard says the Slapshot image is overplayed.
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If men could get pregnant, abortion would be a sacrament, but they can't, so unless a digital rectal exam sounds like a reasonable step to a Viagra prescription, maybe—just maybe—they should consider butting out.
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One reason Apple is now butting heads with the FBI is that ever since the 2013 revelations of Edward Snowden, the Cupertino smartphone company has been taking stronger and stronger technical measures to resist government surveillance.
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He retired as a player in 2006 after a far more controversial performance in a World Cup final, when he was sent off for head-butting an Italian player, Marco Materazzi, in the final in Berlin.
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In clips released of the season premiere, for example, Williams can be seen butting heads early on with NeNe Leakes, angry that the O.G. Atlanta Housewife had allegedly tried to get her fired from the show.
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Whether he becomes a new fan favorite or a clashing cast member (he's seen butting heads with Ryan Serhant in the trailer), Gold's sure to bring his fair share of real estate realness to season 6.
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Similar troubles may well be brewing for the UK government on account of its demonstrable appetite for sweeping state surveillance powers — when, outside the bloc, it too risks butting up against EU citizens' fundamental privacy rights.
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Allison agreed the whole conversation was silly, and made worse by the fact that random people (looking at you, Karen) were butting in to offer their hot take on what should've been a relatively mild conversation.
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Holter's always been fascinated by acoustics and their imperfections—her first release, Live Recordings, is an engrossing mash of the synthetic and organic, songs played loudly in a room next door with radio transmissions butting in.
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Like Jeremy Stephens, Cerrone is the kind of fighter with very obvious shortcomings but even the absolute best fighters in the world are forced to fight to those weaknesses rather than simply butting heads with him.
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Some unifying themes emerge around the small boy's pranks and his sudden quest to find his father, around the young woman's doubt whether she should keep her baby, and around Grandpa's butting into other people's affairs.
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That's because these battlers are going "Head to Head": The first letter of the hero's name is butting up against the first letter of the foe's name, and the two names are running in opposite directions.
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One shows images of cable television commentators reacting to President Trump, while another includes footage of the French soccer player Zinédine Zidane head-butting an Italian player at the 2006 World Cup in response to insults.
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As she gets ready to walk down the aisle, Locken is still butting heads with Simmons and Redmond, but she appears to make a new enemy in Westcott ("Girl, you better check yourself," Westcott tells her).
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He has taken a keen interest in the immigration courts under his purview, butting heads with the immigration judges' union over a number of changes and rulings Sessions has made with the stated objective of efficiency.
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"It was like, okay, well, you want to do these things I don't want to do," Brian Acton, Koum's cofounder at WhatsApp, who left in 2017, said in a recent interview about butting heads with Facebook.
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The "moron" comment notwithstanding, Tillerson and Trump have reportedly been butting heads for a while, and the secretary of state reportedly threatened to quit back in July, though he denied doing so in a recent press conference.
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Dorit Kemsley has made her fair share of enemies during her short time on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, butting heads with Erika Girardi, Lisa Rinna and former Housewife Eileen Davidson in her first season alone.
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Then, in November, the former BMW and Deutsche Bank executive who had been brought in to help straighten out the company's finances also left after repeatedly butting heads with Jia Yueting, Faraday Future's founder and current CEO.
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About 55 minutes into the match and with USA holding a surprising 1-0 lead, France had a corner kick that led to America's Matt Miazga and France's Olivier Giroud jumping up and accidentally butting heads ... hard.
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In the first trailer for the series, we see the entertainer throw a violin in a blender in search of "new sounds," running naked from a hotel room, sword-fighting onstage, and butting heads with his entourage.
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Though their onscreen alter egos, sisters Haley and Alex Dunphy, are prone to butting heads on the Emmy-winning sitcom, Hyland and Winter — both of whom reportedly just scored big raises — are totally tight in real life.
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Sports leagues were often the biggest roadblock to the now-open sports betting atmosphere, butting heads with gaming advocates and those seeking bigger profits because the leagues have long seen gambling as a threat to sports' integrity.
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He fought three more times through 1968 and was disqualified in the eighth round of his final European title match for head-butting the British fighter Henry Cooper at Empire Pool (now the SSE Arena) in London.
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In the auctions on the East Coast of the United States, Orsted will be butting heads with big oil companies like Shell and Norway's Equinor, which have acquired sea bottom leases to bolster their green energy efforts.
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He needed 13 stitches over his right eye after butting heads with Kawhi Leonard on April 4; that kept him out of one game, and then only because he could not see out of the swollen eye.
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I absolutely love this one: The interests of the company and the values of its employees are butting heads at Google, where employees are pushing back against project Dragonfly, a controversial censored search app for the Chinese market.
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Uber will apply for a permit in California to test its self-driving cars on public roads, after previously butting heads with the state's DMV over whether the rules applied to the company's fleet of autonomous Volvo SUVs.
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As we reported ... "Empire" also removed Jussie's character from the final 2 episodes of the season in order to keep peace on the set ... where some of his co-stars are butting heads over whether to support him.
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The case at the European Court of Justice comes as the American company continues to push aggressively into overseas markets, often butting heads with local lawmakers and taxi associations that say the company flouts transportation and competition rules.
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After butting heads with one too many White House officials, including, at times, Trump himself, Bannon left the administration in August and went back to the conservative news outlet of Breitbart to resume his duties as executive chairman.
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The political head-butting led the opposition New Democratic Party, which had been employing parliamentary tricks to try and defeat and frustrate legislation that would make it easier to outsource manufacturing jobs, to engage in a silent protest.
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But the moment was a reminder of the oddity that is Google Glass: a wearable that was less successful at boosting our supposed superhuman capabilities than it was at butting right up against human comfort levels with face computers.
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Jenelle Evans Accuses Son Jace of Lying About Her Pulling a Gun Out on 'Teen Mom 2' She told one fan that she was "just clarifying rumors" and added to another that she's "still butting heads" with the show.
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While the entrance of competitors like Walmsley seems to signify the professionalization of ultrarunning, they're still tens of years and possibly billions of dollars of Nike investment behind the world's best marathoners butting up against the two-hour line.
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Though many Kathmandu area farmers welcome tanker men and often make more from leasing wells than growing crops, increasing numbers of their peers in India and elsewhere are butting heads with businessmen whom they accuse of drilling them dry.
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Donald Trump has weighed in on the casting of Sean Spicer on this season of Dancing with the Stars, voicing support for his former press secretary despite previously butting heads over the hiring of Anthony Scaramucci leading up to Spicer's resignation.
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There are bigger, classic Star Trek themes running through the show as well: the tension between scientific discovery and exploration is constantly butting up against more expedient and pressing dangers for the crew, like war with the Klingons, and survival.
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And while it's unclear from this screenshot, John is in fact in the midst of sharing hack #4 which consists of "head-butting" your facial mist vapor instead of spritzing it straight on, giving you a lighter, more even coverage.
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The answer varies depending on who you ask — for Uber, the solution used to be holding firm and butting heads with regulators, but in more recent years the ridesharing company turned to former Obama advisor David Plouffe to fight its battles.
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"After a bit of scrabbling and butting and trying to flip their opponent over, one or the other will back down, and then the female will usually mate with the winner," said Kate Durrant, a biologist at the University of Nottingham.
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In that game, Zidane used his head less successfully, butting defender Marco Materazzi in frustration and receiving a red card as France went on to lose to Italy in what turned out to be Zidane's last match as a player.
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As a result, the meme #UnwantedIvanka was born, which shows Ivanka photoshopped "butting into" every imaginable famous scenario, from the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the characters in Mean Girls walking into school on a Wednesday, wearing pink.
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In World War I, Sergeant Bill, who hailed from Saskatchewan and was called Billy by his comrades, was credited with helping to save three Canadian soldiers by butting them into a mud-filled trench just seconds before a shell exploded.
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While the nod and smile, followed by a curt thank you, is acceptable for soothing the nerves of an acquaintance butting into your parenting, it simply won't do when it comes to someone with more intimate access to your everyday life.
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As Richard (Thomas Middleditch) continues to push his innovations forward, including his desire to build a better internet for the people, he is still butting heads with big tech while working alongside his kind-of-trusty-but-not-really cohorts.
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The ways in which the Mileses get along and don't is fascinating; in the beginning, they share a moment while recalling their first kiss, but most of the time they're butting heads and fighting like siblings (which kind of tracks).
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After months of his inner monologue spilling out into the open because of flickering trade rumors and persistent head-butting with the Knicks' president, Phil Jackson, Anthony receded from the spotlight once the league's trade deadline passed on Feb. 23.
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When Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots tight end, was convicted in 2015 of murdering a friend of his, questions arose: Did his years of butting heads on the football field contribute to his violent behavior off the field?
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The lawsuit comes as the tech industry is increasingly butting heads with U.S. officials over the right to view a wide range of information — including emails, photos and financial records — that customers are storing on smartphones and in so-called "cloud" computing centers.
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She's made a name for herself campaigning for LGBTQ rights, calling for more funding for New York's public schools, and drumming up support for NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio—who's been butting heads with current New York governor Andrew Cuomo basically forever.
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In addition, there are subplots within subplots, supporting characters with their own supporting characters, Easter eggs butting up against other Easter eggs, and secrets stacked on top of secrets, until the whole precarious pile comes tumbling down in a chaotic third act.
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The companies that stock its shelves though are increasingly butting heads with the retailer; amid this tension, they can stop shipment altogether, as Whirlpool did, or they can demand payment faster and in cash, to protect themselves in the event of a bankruptcy.
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The search for hosts with "something to say," the talking heads, the talking head butting, the over-the-top breaking news graphics, the invocations of "America," the saturation coverage of events — all of it was either created or fully exploited by Fox News.
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The Big Ten and SEC are still butting heads, this time over the issue of satellite camps, which may have an adjacent noble purpose but are also tools for programs like Michigan to recruit in areas they otherwise wouldn't, particularly in the south.
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In 2005, he backed bankruptcy legislation that benefited the credit card companies based in his home state of Delaware, butting heads with Elizabeth Warren, then a Harvard professor who was rising to national prominence because of her militant opposition to the bill.
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But on Monday morning, Biden focused on Trump's visit to New Hampshire, pre-butting the President on the economy -- starting his day in Gilford with a backward-looking speech saying that former President Barack Obama's administration deserved the credit, rather than Trump.
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Butting up against (but not, in fact, containing) the University of Notre Dame, South Bend is a moderately-sized town confronting many of the economic challenges that beguile the post-industrial Midwest with the advantage of being next to a large research university.
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It was obvious they weren't talking about literally every man in context, and it was clear these men were butting in on conversations about gender to derail them with a pointlessly persnickety objection rather than dealing with the substantive conversation about sexism.
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He was removed from his post running the Defense Intelligence Agency after losing a bureaucratic battle with the CIA and butting heads with his superiors in the Pentagon — one of the government organizations he will now help oversee from his White House post.
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Avenatti and his attorneys are butting heads with the prosecutors over evidence seized from Avenatti's law office, as well as access to Avenatti's password-protected Apple phone and computers, and when they'll be ready for trial, according to a joint status report filed last week.
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Made at the height of civil rights tensions in America, Poitier played Philadelphia homicide detective Virgil Tibbs, who becomes embroiled in a murder in rural Mississippi, butting heads with racist locals while earning the respect of the bigoted police chief, played by Rod Steiger.
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The sides of the busway are landscaped and a bike path runs parallel, but at crossings, when you can see up and down intersecting streets, the view is of strip malls, liquor stores, car dealerships, and boxy apartment buildings butting up against single-family homes.
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The struggling phone manufacturer has recently capitalized on Apple's head-butting with US law enforcement over the ability to unlock suspects' phones by positioning itself as a company that provides strong security for its users, while cooperating with law enforcement when lawfully asked do so.
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As she, shaking and crying, described this 195-pound man throwing the full weight of his body into head-butting his 120-pound wife in the face in a fit of rage, I found that an unforgivable line in my heart had been crossed.
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"They were hitting our officers, spitting, throwing urine on them, they were head butting, we had a lot of assaults on officers," said Brent Cardall, the probation chief, adding that the center uses spit masks and pepper spray but not a chair to restrain detainees.
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The article explained this in the context of byzantine palace intrigue: Bannon, after butting heads with Kushner, was rumored to be planting negative articles about him in Breitbart, but Kushner's allies caught on and complained to Trump, who ordered Bannon to stop the fighting.
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" I would have preferred to have seen "a strong man flexing his muscles," which supposedly means "you are highly capable," or "a pair of rams butting heads," which means "You're self-disciplined, reliable, good at seizing the initiative, and, in general, a whirlwind of activity.
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While Craigslist and various vertical specific sites have been around forever, Facebook is butting in by combining the fact that people don't need to set up a new account, already visit the app daily, and have visibility into people's profiles and social graphs can boost trust.
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"As she, shaking and crying, described this 195-pound man throwing the full weight of his body into head-butting his 120-pound wife in the face in a fit of rage, I found that an unforgivable line in my heart had been crossed," Wright continued.
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A couple weeks ago, I got a chance to check out a preview build of Nintendo's newly revamped puzzle franchise, and as much as I enjoyed how Nintendo revamped its classic puzzler, I constantly found myself butting up against Dr. Mario's free-to-play business model.
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Sheindlin seemed to be siding with O'Farrell from the start, but she kept raising her hand or butting in with additional incriminating information; even in her attempts at silence, she emphatically nodded along to the Judge's remarks, signaling some sort of relief, until suddenly Sheindlin snapped.
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That season, the war in Iraq was the basis for frequent head-butting, none more memorable than a fight between O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck — a 23.3-year-old devout Christian and conservative and the wife of the NFL quarterback Tim Hasselbeck, who joined the show in 2003.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump weighs legislative and executive options to address gun violence in the US, his own instinct to expand background checks is butting up against intense pressure from gun rights advocates, who are pressuring him that such a move would harm him politically.
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Joseph "JoJo" Diaz challenged Tevin Farmer for the latter&aposs IBF super featherweight world title on a DAZN show in Miami on Thursday, but was hit by an accidental butting of heads in the second round, which opened up a ghastly wound on his left eyelid.
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But after weeks of head-butting between parties, which slowed down negotiations, compromises over controversial issues like hiking spending for the Department of Homeland Security to expand the number of immigrant detainee beds, the border wall and infrastructure spending, have angered the flanks of both parties.
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Spending day in and day out in an environment where coworkers were butting into my mental and physical space every few minutes turned my anxiety way up, which in turn made it almost impossible to put the brakes on catastrophizing, especially when it came to the phantom tampon.
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A quiet, subdued personality and a family man, Zidane was the inspiration behind France's winning the 1998 World Cup, yet he was seen as the villain of the 2006 World Cup final when he was red carded for head-butting the Italian defender Marco Materazzi in the chest.
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Pointing to a map of San Juan, Carmen Yulín Cruz, the city's mayor, who enjoyed brief celebrity for butting heads with Mr Trump, points to slum areas she plans to provide with titles or land-use permits Mr Rosselló introduced modest labour market reforms last year; more are needed.
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This symbolic border wall is characterized by the interplay of artifice and the forces of the natural world, each butting up against the other, jockeying for influence over how we choose to conceptualize nation, territory, and the possibility of human migration across a landscape fraught by national interests.
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Spinning out of mount or side control to dive after his opponents' legs, looking for the head scissors from everywhere, when Bas Rutten struck him in the back of the head on the ground and apologized, Suzuki told Rutten it was okay before head butting him with a grin.
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It is something to watch King work; he enters a kind of entranced flow-state as he communes with his magic wall — swiping among counties, across the continent, backward and forward in time — but you can start to feel like an outsider butting in on their private communication.
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Training exercises range from head-butting a sandbag, to nudging a sleeping Boldore, to haplessly flailing against a frozen tree: they give you much more JP than food, but you only have three training points at a time, and once spent, you've got to wait 90 minutes to replenish them all.
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Last year also saw a slew of anti-petty memes, like the impossibly successful "But that's none of my business" meme, in which Kermit the Frog sips tea instead of butting into conflict, and "Evil Kermit," in which Kermit battles his cloaked, petty id while trying to do the right thing.
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It is also important to view him in context: as the son of John Tomic, a domineering father who has rightly earned a reputation as a bully inside the game and who was convicted of causing bodily harm in 210 in Spain for head-butting Tomic's hitting partner Thomas Drouet.
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The Angolan practice of head butting became the 'knocking' in this new composite style, where fighters would either head-butt as part of the larger 'Kicking and Knocking' style or isolate that attack by grabbing each other by the ears and slamming their heads together until one of the fighters submitted.
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One evening after dinner at Duo Tapas, an outdoor spot on a busy plaza, a couple of acquaintances and I walked leisurely around the Barrio Santa Cruz, the gem of Seville's intricate casco antiguo, a nest of elegant two-story homes of pale colors and decorative grillwork butting cobblestone streets.
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Add in anecdotal evidence that the economy is butting up against supply constraints — along with a newfound willingness by companies to raise prices on things as varied as cat litter and airline flights — and for the first time in about a decade the possibility of substantial inflation is becoming real.
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Benjamin Daley, Michael Miselis, Thomas Gillen and Cole White, "while on their way to the Unite the Right rally in Emancipation Park and with their hands taped ready to do street battle, committed multiple acts of violence, including punching, kicking, head-butting and pushing numerous people," US Attorney Thomas Cullen said.
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If fears of a trade war between the world's two largest economies, the United States and China, weren't enough to set the nerves racing, the two sides are butting against each other in the South China Sea again and Donald Trump has just tossed in the threat of another U.S. government shutdown.
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Nothing." Carlson noted he believed Jeffs' religious practices were "disgusting" and "immoral" but made a libertarian's argument for polygamy: "If you're, like, for the government butting out of the bedroom and for gay marriage, and for the right of strip clubs to operate unimpeded by governments — how exactly can you be against polygamy?
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The Meta 22 The Meta 23 The near 22016-degree field-of-view on the new Meta 2 is more expansive than anything I've seen to date and was sizable enough that everything I was viewing felt like it had visual context and wasn't just butting into my regularly scheduled line of sight.
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Unfortunately, some of Gordon's shot chart looks the way it does because he plays for the most depressing team in the league, and if he doesn't end a possession himself (even if it's with an off-balance contested fadeaway) Mario Hezonja will probably just wind up head butting the ball out of bounds.
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But as it gets bigger and bigger, it's facing increasing pressure from a legal perspective, from city authorities around the world who are investigating how and if Airbnb is violating residency and hotel regulations, and other organizations that are butting heads with Airbnb over how it's turning private tenants into armchair hoteliers.
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Butting heads with AT&T and Sony Corp, which also have started to provide live TV over the internet from channels found on cable television, the upstarts are culling up-to-the-minute data on viewing habits, device usage and even current events to show viewers what they want - maybe before they know themselves.
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Bennani, who grew up in Morocco, is a master when it comes to merging serious themes with tropes that speak to the zeitgeist, but unlike so much self-serious art critiquing society's obsession with the internet, Bennani's videos of Beyoncé head-butting a basketball, and sculptures with jiggling butt cheeks, are really freaking funny.
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NeNe Leakes and Kim Zolciak-Biermann are facing off on Sunday's Real Housewives of Atlanta season 10 reunion part 2 — and PEOPLE's got the exclusive first look at one of their nastiest battles The two reality stars, who famously fought at RHOA's first reunion back in 2008, have a long history of butting heads.
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This is explored more thoroughly in my earlier blog post on zero rating, but those who agree to follow T-Mobile's guidelines will likely see an eventual increase in traffic from T-Mobile customers, those who don't agree to follow them will see less and less as users fear butting up against data caps.
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STEPHANIE POWELLSeattle Dear Stephanie, The serene, misunderstood bull who stars in "The Story of Ferdinand," the 1936 classic written by Munro Leaf and illustrated by Robert Lawson, prefers sniffing flowers in the shade of a cork tree to butting heads with others in his herd or sparring with the banderilleros and picadores in the ring.
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The message of the past several years is clear: No matter how big and successful you are as a consumer-facing media, communications or advertising company, you'll eventually end up in the same boat, butting up against the shore of the island where Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook have constructed their impregnable fortresses.
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As it moves into more of a business service role, the company may find itself butting heads against office management services like Eden or Managed by Q. It's also a tacit acknowledgement of just how crowded services-for-services has become (and yes the ouroboros of the absurdity contained in the previous statement isn't lost on me).
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If you haven't been to a bar where a circle of gypsies are having a head-butting contest, or nudist witches are hosting a three-day satanic rave in the forest, or a gallery puts on an exhibition with a figure-eight ice-skating rink intentionally designed to force collisions (our January show), I highly recommend you come visit.
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Mira Ricardel, who garnered attention recently for butting heads with Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE, is a defense hawk in line with Bolton and a veteran of three administrations.
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In this particular episode, the holidays have arrived and caused a bit of chaos as Carmela prepares to host a growing number of guests—including Ralph Cifaretto (Joe Pantoliano), who is butting heads with Tony over a number of issues, including a greeting that Tony took as disrespectful and Ralph viciously murdering one of the strippers at the Bing.
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Phone calls SUCK (as we speak, my desire for full-time employment is actively butting heads with my desire to never talk to anyone on the phone, ever), but the fact that they suck means you made a tangible sacrifice in calling your mother and listening to her drone on about where she ate out for dinner last Friday.
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In four games, they could only muster a single victory (against a Belarusian side that featured just one NHL representative, defenseman Ruslan Salei, who, fascinatingly enough, had been able to join his countrymen earlier than expected—and therefore help them navigate the nettlesome preliminary round—because he was serving a two-game suspension from the NHL for head-butting).
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She became known as a fierce bureaucratic infighter, clashing with White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE and Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE before butting heads with the first lady's staff.
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President 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 butting heads with his military advisers as he attempts to pull back U.S. forces in Syria.
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It's a suspect message: just ignore racism, and it will go away Race reaches for the same message on a grander scale, as Owens quietly puts his head down and ignores the head-butting between America and Germany over the latter's increasingly fascist policies, the round-up and erasure of Jewish citizens, and the attempts to push non-white, non-Protestant competitors out of the Olympics.
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The meeting between Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Vladimir Putin in Helsinki this week comes on the heels of a turbulent NATO summit that saw the American president butting heads with the other European leaders.
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Joe and the girl walked down the street toward the subway and the girl threw her cigarette in the gutter and they talked and Joe kept butting his hip into her and walking so his bare arm swept against hers, and when they turned the corner he didn't say anything and when she turned to face him he didn't say anything so she said, "This was fun," and raised up on her toes to kiss his cheek and he embraced her and they kissed for half an hour by the station and people passing by hushed and looked away and then the girl skipped down the subway stairs. 29.
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