The program also capitalizes on an increasingly common trend — telecommuting.
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Another reason is that it capitalizes on Apple's loyal fanbase.
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Halasz capitalizes on that grace with precise planning and execution.
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The toy capitalizes on the trend of YouTube unboxing videos.
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Twitter rarely capitalizes on whatever hype exists around their various products.
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It's really bad, it's really noticeable, and everybody capitalizes on it.
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The robot capitalizes on the same concept that geckos use to climb.
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Curator Lian Ladia capitalizes on the eccentric physical profile of Incline Gallery.
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It capitalizes on the state's already large and growing clean energy sector.
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Mandapat is just one more collector who capitalizes on those re-releases.
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IGER: WELL, THIS MOVE CAPITALIZES ON A FEW TRENDS THAT WE'VE SEEN.
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On Tuesday, the AfD tried to capitalizes on dissatisfaction with the migrant deal.
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Whether or not Nintendo capitalizes on that potential is another thing all together.
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Social media is all about interaction, and Facebook Live capitalizes on this reality.
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"The voucher capitalizes on donor-recipient pairs who are chronologically incompatible," Veale said.
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He capitalizes on the fact that no one in America trusts politicians anymore.
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"No platform capitalizes on the social-search marriage like Pinterest does," Boulia said.
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Weirdest part is that she never comes forward or capitalizes on them whatsoever.
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Like folk and outsider art dealers, Safer also capitalizes on the sentimental narrative.
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The subscription-based business model capitalizes on longstanding client relationships with nominal account churn.
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Vegas capitalizes on this and rolls to easy wins in the final two games.
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The early bird that capitalizes on its head start generally gets all the worms.
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Split capitalizes on similar moments of pulling the rug out from under the audience.
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She not only embraces her peculiar form of fame, she also capitalizes on it.
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Mexico capitalizes on a bad back pass but Carlos Vela shoots just wide left.
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Described in the Old Testament as a beautiful woman, Rembrandt capitalizes on Esther's cunning.
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And this one capitalizes on something Twitter is good at: events that are happening now.
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Since Dorsey splits his time running Square and Twitter, he capitalizes on every spare moment.
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The First Purge poster we're seeing today capitalizes on the success of Election Year's political overtones.
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The heel cracks Dodson behind the guard and Moraes capitalizes on a good connection by… feinting.
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Instead, Tencent Music capitalizes on virtual gifts that are sent to live streamers and premium memberships.
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Spaced generously across the museum's third and fourth floors, the show capitalizes on Breuer's brutalist architecture.
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How ISIS capitalizes on horrors of Blackwater and Abu Ghraib CNN's Hamdi Alkhshali contributed to this report.
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While Leone capitalizes on the allure of her past onscreen, IRL she's saving up for the future.
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Clothing that capitalizes on the "ugly Christmas sweater" trope by adding exaggerated jokey details, like drunk elves.
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It capitalizes on the coverage of violence at the expense of the victim to prove a point.
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So here's a conspiracy for you: local news anchor capitalizes on internet commenters' gullibility to boost ratings.
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Obviously, Facebook capitalizes on the present — what you, your friends, and family are doing in the now.
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In a clear progression, this vote capitalizes on the overwhelming support demonstrated in 85033 for greater autonomy.
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The new film capitalizes on this legacy, and strikes a cathartic note with female moviegoers in particular.
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It capitalizes on all the things the series does well while shaking up the 24-year-old formula.
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In this paradigm, transformative change in Iran is indeed within reach if the U.S. capitalizes on these opportunities.
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It capitalizes on all the things the series does well while shaking up the 11-year-old formula.
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Taking the nameplates and electrifying them capitalizes on the market strength of both vehicles, which has extensive legacies.
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The Trafalgar St. James capitalizes on its prime location, providing personalized service and a high level of style.
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The company also has a home goods product line with Macy's that capitalizes on its wellness brand Goodful.
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Each technique we covered capitalizes on the ability to visualize memories rather than simply attempting to recall them.
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Wake & "No Bake" Cookie Dough Core capitalizes on that hard-to-beat flavor combination of chocolate and peanut butter.
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And then there's the very valid criticism that in her "comeback," Swift once again capitalizes on her white fragility.
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The newer chain also capitalizes on innuendo and scantily clad servers but has (until very recently) enjoyed steady growth.
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One that capitalizes on AIS is a promised 120-second-long exposure mode that can be used without a tripod.
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The plan capitalizes on an existing double row of tall trees that provide a ready-made canopy for the path.
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Al-Shabaab capitalizes on resentment of government ineptitude, corruption and lack of economic opportunity to recruit, especially among Somalia's youth.
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I'd vote for someone with an empathetic mindset over a candidate who capitalizes on an us-vs-them dichotomy any day.
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While the two menus share some dishes, the Santa Monica iteration capitalizes on the diverse agriculture and aquaculture of Southern California.
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O'Rourke capitalizes on this part of his image, and frequently expands upon on it on the stump, especially in Republican areas.
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But that's not entirely a bad thing, and Stranger Things capitalizes on the opportunity to try out some new character pairings.
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Equinox&aposs core focus on health and wellness capitalizes on the wellness tourism movement that&aposs spawned a $639 billion industry.
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But whether Eugenie capitalizes on the attention her wedding does get depends on if she makes bold choices during the event.
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Emperor Marcus, haunted by his past, grows increasingly unstable, while the Commandant capitalizes on his madness to bolster her own power.
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A lot of the excitement comes from our love of the older movies, and director J.J. Abrams cleverly capitalizes on that.
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The platform capitalizes on a new VR mode in Android Nougat which brings low-latency VR to new smartphones with OLED displays.
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But the wellness industry capitalizes on the existence of a gray area and is adept at claiming things without actually claiming anything.
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This is another Tuttlesque strategy, and Macdonald's installation capitalizes on the cumulative effect of a materially modest achievement repeated over and over.
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The Dive YouTube channel has more than 71,000 subscribers, which the network capitalizes on by promoting its podcasts with preview video clips.
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Stewart capitalizes on this effect, distorting his electric guitar as the song crescendos, and belting out the vocal line with disarming histrionics.
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Trump capitalizes on 'spying' storm But in the hyperbolic atmosphere fostered around the Mueller probe by Trump, all nuance is already lost.
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How it works: Quantum technology capitalizes on the unusual properties of super-tiny particles to surpass what's possible with normal, or "classical," computing.
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Concurrent with this demographic shift is an undeniable wave of gentrification and a reinvigorated tourism industry that capitalizes on New Orleans' idiosyncratic culture.
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The new format capitalizes on Pandora's underlying voice technology, which also powers the app's smart voice assistant, Voice Mode, launched earlier this year.
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Today, Mr. Gulczynski offers us a 76-word grid that capitalizes on phrases that begin with initials, but are pronounced as whole words.
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It's a form of high-tech money laundering, providing a degree of protection that capitalizes on the decentralized nature of a currency like bitcoin.
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He's waging a war on facts that capitalizes on the strong distrust of the media that already exists in a lot of people's minds.
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For that reason, it is important that Adidas capitalizes on big sporting events to reposition itself as a major player in the United States.
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The launch and expansion of ReachNow capitalizes on the declining trend of private car ownership, and a rising demand for versatile and convenient experiences.
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Like "Christopher Robin," it capitalizes on those ties to an iconic character to make a movie for grown-ups full of three-dimensional life.
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Most Egyptologists see shows like Ancient Aliens as a program that capitalizes on the bizarre rather than endeavoring to be out-and-out racist.
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Further, we believe that we are providing an interesting alternative investment opportunity that capitalizes on key trends impacting the capital markets for technology companies.
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Mr. Rajoy's obstinacy capitalizes on this division, weakening the Socialists by forcing them to compete with the Popular Party for hard-line unionist voters.
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But in practice, the musical demands assimilation from its Puerto Rican performers, then capitalizes on the glorious virtuosity of their capacity to resist it.
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In short, Facebook capitalizes on personal information to influence the behavior of its users, and then sells that influence to advertisers for a profit.
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And knock off the shoulder chip if you've let 'leaders' burden you with it through their example that sadly capitalizes on division for untoward purposes.
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Nissan has a Star Wars-themed version of its Rogue SUV that capitalizes on its name's relation to Star Wars, and Rogue One in particular.
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And the drone strikes that happen in Somalia have had an adverse effect that al Shabaab capitalizes on and uses very heavily in their propaganda.
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Spielberg capitalizes on the common ground, offering up timely and inspirational rhetoric... but like Lincoln, the big speeches have all the subtlety of a Broadway musical.
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It capitalizes on audiences' love of romance (a la Crazy Rich Asians) and political comedy (reminiscent of Vice) to give viewers the best of both worlds.
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However, Gibiansky says that Voicery has the advantage of being the first out of the gate with its technology that capitalizes on the machine learning advancements.
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It capitalizes on vast resources and user bases, and it keeps getting better with time, so competitors have to keep moving just to stay within reach.
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Disconnect Al Qaeda's former affiliate capitalizes on this disconnect and seeks to present itself as a powerful force dedicated only to the fight against the regime.
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Another in Berlin capitalizes on locals' complaints about people not curbing their dogs: "What will be more widespread in Berlin: 5G or dog poo," it reads.
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Abu Hamdan capitalizes on his ability to make individual stories accessible to others, including Los Angeles museum-goers at an almost impossible remove from Othman's experience.
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Medvedev is a frustrating opponent who capitalizes on unpredictability with a variety of shots, mixing speeds, spins and drop shots along with a hard, flat backhand.
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People may use Facebook more than ever to read the news, plan events, and watch video, but Snapchat capitalizes on the creative, expressive feeling Facebook lacks.
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The trick capitalizes on consumers who don't always scroll through every review and may miss that a product listing had once been for a completely different item.
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With jingling bells, horns, and plenty of mentions about candy canes and snow, Sia capitalizes on the best parts of the holiday season without being too cheesy.
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He does things with the flick of a wrist—sees and capitalizes on angles and strategies unbeknownst even to many professionals—that turn chaos instantaneously into clarity.
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Audi showed its wild AI:TRAIL concept, an all-electric, autonomous off-roader that capitalizes on Audi's rally-racing heritage and the legendary quattro all-wheel-drive system.
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"Because ISIS's media machine capitalizes on every single sphere of operation, it looks to many of its followers as still a strong, global group," Mr. Alkhouri said.
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Even the Five Star Movement that capitalizes on the crisis of the traditional parties, "was not able to attract voters who feel detached from politics," he wrote.
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Though he no longer capitalizes on much or practices animal husbandry, he lives in the bungalow on the farm and makes and sells peach and grape jam.
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Technology advancements matter, but companies will need to carve out a profitable business model that capitalizes on their strengths — and stop investing in races they can't win.
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Fridell, of the University of South Florida, capitalizes on this research to help police departments around the country train their officers all along the chain of command.
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In some ways, Being Serena capitalizes on Williams' star quality by giving fans an intimate look at what went on behind all the headlines she made last year.
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The recruitment process across the world capitalizes on the sense of marginalization young people feel and that creates a powerful rhetorical argument that the enemy is the state.
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Now a food blogger named Paolo Campana has initiated a fundraiser for the people of Amatrice—one that capitalizes on the popularity of the town's famous pasta dish.
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Lucid dreaming — controlling your own dreams — is a thing these days, and USA is no doubt hoping the series capitalizes on it, especially through the younger viewing demographic.
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Public art, then, capitalizes on the power of socially-aware works, reaching people in their everyday environments and confronting them with social injustice that is otherwise easily ignored.
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Bain Capital Private Equity is planning to acquire Varsity Brands, a company that capitalizes on the business of school spirit, in a deal reportedly worth about $2.5 billion.
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And applying a 'friends don't let friends drive drunk' approach to the problem capitalizes on values in the gun-owning community around safety and protecting your loved ones.
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There is plenty of time for Democrats to coalesce around a strong candidate who capitalizes on Trump's perceived weaknesses and unpopularity among a large segment of the population.
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When asked if she's using Meghan's new royal status as a cash cow, Grant admitted she not only capitalizes on it, but that she sees nothing wrong with it.
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The first full trailer for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, a dramatization of Fred Rogers's story, capitalizes on our renewed nostalgic love for the affable, unexpected TV star.
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The active duty 388th FW and Air Force Reserve 419th FW fly and maintain the jet in a Total Force partnership, which capitalizes on the strength of both components.
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Reed hasn't seen any malware that capitalizes on the opening so far, which he views as an opportunity to raise awareness now about the need for voluntary code checks.
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But Otis experiences a spike in relevancy when popular bad girl Maeve capitalizes on his untapped skills as a psychologist's son and turns him into the school's sex guru.
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"Finding it ironic to parade the pit women against other women argument about as one unmeasurably capitalizes on the take down of a woman " Perry tweeted after the exchange.
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"While much of YouTube's most successful content capitalizes on timeliness, Marty's videos are timeless, " said Kevin Grosch, CEO of Made In Network, which helps manage the Marty Music channel.
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Jen Psaki: Klobuchar capitalizes on Buttigieg-Warren skirmish It took more than an hour for the candidates to take off their gloves at the final Democratic debate of 2019.
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And though the Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau capitalizes on the show to bolster tourism, it notably does not list White's house on its website — primarily because it's a private residence.
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First, The Legend of Mir Mobile capitalizes on the nostalgia of China's early PC gamers, the people who were playing this game on PC in Internet cafes 15 years ago.
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It is a measured, step-by-step approach but one, Mr. Ruh said, that capitalizes on G.E.'s strengths — its industry knowledge and deep customer relationships — and is lifting sales.
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"The risk/reward remains favorable as WIX capitalizes on a multi-year opportunity to sustain high growth within a $13B TAM with less than 5% penetration" Thill wrote on November 14.
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Not only does it give Motorola the flexibility to upgrade the Z3 post-launch, it also capitalizes on what made the whole idea of smartphone modularity so tantalizing the first place.
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Speaking of luck and timing, some would explain it as the founder's genius in discerning emerging and intersecting trends and then building precisely the kind of company that capitalizes on them.
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They've had a lot of practice and they have effectively boxed themselves into a scapegoat strategy that capitalizes on — instead of improving — the suffering of many of their most loyal supporters.
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Essentia, one of many brands of alkaline water on the market today, capitalizes on the "alkaline diet" trend, a medically questionable concept where the body's pH is regulated by food consumption.
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The rumors were true: Titanfall is coming back in 2019 not as a numbered sequel, but as a total spin-off that capitalizes on some of the hottest trends in modern gaming.
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About 23% of gun owners say they own a firearm for self-defense, and the Carry Guard Expo capitalizes on that, and markets to the estimated 20 million Americans who carry firearms.
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"It capitalizes on everything I love, which is asking awkward questions of people and getting into their personal lives," Cohen told Entertainment Weekly of the reality show, which premieres on Tuesday night.
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The strategy, which capitalizes on the immediacy of social media while reducing the risk of knockoffs, is shaking up an industry where a six-month lag between runway and retailer is common.
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One of the best performing trades since the election of Donald Trump is an exchange-traded fund that capitalizes on the further destruction of the depleted manufacturing workforce that helped elect him.
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Indigenous resistance capitalizes on a law passed in the wake of the 1994 Zapatista uprising in southern Mexico that compels the government to consult with indigenous people for projects on their land.
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"Mike Wallace is Here" thus capitalizes on an enormous trove of fascinating material featuring the legendary "60 Minutes" newsman, while only fitfully doing more than flag highlights from his larger-than-life career.
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One of two Peruvian restaurants to appear in the top 10, Central Restaurante is the flagship restaurant of Peruvian chef Virgilio Martiner Veliz whose menu capitalizes on the venue's proximity to the sea.
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Louis C.K., one of the most respected and celebrated comedians today, has built a public persona that simultaneously capitalizes on the praise afforded to the provocative auteur and to the Hollywood do-gooder.
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The resuscitation capitalizes on people's memories of bygone software from Microsoft, which last year recaptured the title of world's most valuable public company as it becomes more centered on subscriptions and cloud services.
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Unlike WeWork, there is innovation in Crayton's product, as capitalizes on a number of trends: it's gluten-free, sans high fructose corn syrup, and recreates the best part of chicken wings: the sauce.
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It's also looking to be among the largest as it capitalizes on that track record of exits and a portfolio of investments that has raised follow-on capital of nearly half a billion dollars.
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Those mailboxes also materialized for Brady, who commanded an offense that capitalizes on nameless, faceless positions — running backs who catch like receivers, tight ends who run like running backs and receivers who do both.
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Teresa capitalizes on the fact that no one will suspect a woman of being a druglord, in one instance transporting a shipment of cocaine by hiding it in little bags stuck between rose petals.
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Nicotero capitalizes on this thread for some of the hour's more striking photography; one diagonally bisected frame shows Carol and a Twizzler-snacking Tara casually lounging on a roof while zombies swarm below them.
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Mr. Morlando — working with his skilled cinematographer, Steve Cosens, from a tight script by Kevin Coughlin and Ryan Grassby — capitalizes on rural Canadian locations in autumn and the chemistry of his young, talented stars.
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Much online advertising capitalizes on the lure of the so-called long tail of the internet — sites that draw relatively small but attractive audiences, like blogs for new parents or forums for truck enthusiasts.
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And the drone strikes that happen in Somalia — as they happen in other places, killing innocent civilians — have had an adverse effect that al Shabaab capitalizes on and uses very heavily in their propaganda.
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Key to that is the how the game capitalizes on its premise, which casts you as the newest professor at Garreg Mach Monastery, home to the setting's massive church and the continent's greatest military academy.
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John Shimkus (R-Ill.) leading the environment subcommittee, the Energy and Commerce Committee is primed to lead when it comes to ushering in a new era of American ingenuity that capitalizes on our energy abundance.
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The irony of censoring tweets about Gunter's book is that the book seeks to dispel myths that stem directly from the Goop-y vaginal mythmaking that capitalizes on a lack of frank conversation about vaginas.
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It makes rooting for their romance nearly impossible Telling a story about mental health from the perspectives of those struggling with it makes sense, and Niven's novel capitalizes on the ease of first-person accounts.
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"It's sadly another case of an artist who capitalizes on culture without any original ideas and because culture trickles up, this means we are all basically working for him," the label's founder Bill Kouligas told Pitchfork.
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Hosted by Vanessa and Nick Lachey, Netflix's newest reality TV series capitalizes on our increasingly widespread, visceral desire to watch eligible singles jump way too fast into late-stage relationships that usually take years to build.
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UnReal capitalizes on the cultural zeitgeist, but it doesn't take that next step by circling back to examine the consequences police violence has on the Black community at large, or even on the show's Black characters.
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A reboot of The Real World could be a different story, as it capitalizes on the brand appeal of a classic show while using a new twist on the format to appeal to a global audience.
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Produced in association with the BBC -- a reunion with AMC after "The Night Manager" -- and scheduled over three successive nights, the miniseries capitalizes on the format to flesh out the characters, without sacrificing tension or pace.
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In a society in which religious "nones" are the largest single religious bloc, Nxivm is the perfect, chilling example of a "secular" religion: one that speaks to contemporary cultural neuroses and anxieties and capitalizes on them.
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Three people in California were indicted in a crackdown on a multimillion-dollar "birth tourism" business as part of the biggest federal criminal probe to target an industry that capitalizes on the birthright of U.S. citizenship.
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Membership fees at Costco could be going up soon as the buy-in-bulk retailer capitalizes on momentum in membership renewals and new signups, according to analysts at UBS, who reiterated a buy rating on the company.
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Sass said the company uses its designation as the "Official Rose and Flower Care Company of the Tournament of Roses" in its in-store branding, and capitalizes on the exposure to millions of viewers around the world.
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"Management's proven track record and commitment to customer service, investment in innovation, and approach to freshly prepared food position Pret well as it capitalizes on evolving consumer taste and lifestyle preferences," said JAB Chief Executive Olivier Goudet.
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But "Ramy" capitalizes on its 10-episode format to go well beyond the struggles of its title character, with chapters that delve into other members of his family, and the fourth installment chronicling the impact of Sept.
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Though other popular sights on São Miguel, like Furnas and Sete Cidades, tend to be cool, misty and wooded, the White capitalizes on its sweeping waterside views and starkly contrasting design to evoke more tropical Mediterranean isles.
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When Layla posts a viral video protesting the slaughter of refugees by government drones, The Network capitalizes on her fame by creating a reality show called Activists in Sexy Solidarity (ASS) and roping in Layla as a contestant.
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"We see NFLX as a top pick as it capitalizes on the opportunity to be the global leader in streaming media & the competitive moat around its business widens (via a mix of content spend, marketing, & scale)," Sheridan added.
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Last month, the Treasury Department issued its third and most stringent set of regulations aimed at curbing corporate inversions (the process by which an American business capitalizes on lower tax rates overseas by merging with a foreign company).
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The name Donald J. Trump isn't mentioned in the five episodes, but the season capitalizes on Mulder and Scully's place of employment, positing an embattled F.B.I. threatened by a Moscow-based military contractor that enjoys White House protection.
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Director-star-co-writer Bradley Cooper is shrewd enough not to try, crafting a pleasantly satisfying movie and splashy big-screen showcase for Lady Gaga, in a role that capitalizes on her musical talents as few others could.
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The sharing of this video coincides with Shark Week, an annual event in which the Discovery Channel capitalizes on viewers' love for — and fear of — the often big and sharp-toothed fishes that hunt in our salty waters.
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Maestas says that American football can succeed in the U.K., especially if it capitalizes on the fragmented rugby market, as the sport has struggled as a business — some teams have faced financial hardship and has been marred with scandals.
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Morrison's engaging storytelling capitalizes on the medium of audio to bring listeners as close to the story as possible, which is just one reason the podcast has been so successful, according to NBC News senior executive producer David Corvo.
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Biden's strategy capitalizes on Clinton's successful effort to brand Sanders as more unlikable than Biden among women, who favored the former vice president by 12 percentage points during his 10-state romp Super Tuesday, according to exit poll averages.
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This is the potential of an angry electorate to provide a key base of support to a politician like Trump who capitalizes on resentment, intensifies racial and ethnic hostility and lies with abandon as a means to his ends.
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The Art of Teamwork capitalizes on business leaders&apos growing realization that collaboration is less a squishy nice-to-have and more a key to success in the future workplace — and most organizations still haven&apost gotten it right.
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As the film's villain, Mysterio, explains to Spider-Man, he capitalizes on people's willingness to "believe anything these days," and creates the appearance of a threat that he can rescue them from, making it bigger and bigger and bigger.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Anglo Pacific Group is looking to expand in battery metals such as vanadium and lithium, or in potash or uranium, as the London-listed company capitalizes on financial strains in the mining industry to snap up royalty deals.
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Musicals about the circus are actually a convenient way to discuss how business capitalizes on the novelty of outsiders — the musical Barnum tells largely the same story as The Greatest Showman, but it casts P.T. Barnum as an ambitious salesmen.
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The new ad capitalizes on his economic message, centered on lower taxes and a rethinking of free-trade agreements, which helped him dominate the Republican primaries, and is more palatable to many voters than his hard-line stands on immigration.
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The report from the panel of experts charged by the UN Security Council with overseeing enforcement of UN sanctions on North Korea conclusively shows how Pyongyang capitalizes on an old method of sanctions-busting—smuggling—and a much newer one: hacking.
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Disney+ capitalizes on the monstrous popularity of the company's conglomerate-fueled catalogue right now; Avengers: Endgame recently became the highest-grossing movie of all time, for example, and the only place to stream it will be Disney's own streaming service.
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"Management's proven track record and commitment to customer service, investment in innovation and approach to freshly prepared food position Pret well as it capitalizes on evolving consumer taste and lifestyle preferences," Olivier Goudet, JAB's chief executive, said in a statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Germany's Daimler AG plans to sell Mercedes-Benz branded all-electric battery cars in China, its China chief said on Wednesday, as the automaker capitalizes on government initiatives aimed at growing the market for new-energy vehicles (NEVs).
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As a result, over the LT, we see NFLX as a top pick as it capitalizes on the oppty to be the global leader in streaming media & the competitive moat around its business widens (via a mix of content spend, marketing, & scale).
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Brands need to start focusing now on how to get in on emerging technologies such as virtual reality, where the content market will reach $5.8 billion by 2025, or more established ones like 360 video, which capitalizes on interactivity for more engagement.
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Consider the tactic developed by Trump to make a key point: his recitation of "The Snake," a poem he has turned to at public events that capitalizes on the widespread fear that a liberal agenda will lead the nation onto dangerous terrain.
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Washington, Riyadh and Jerusalem have long been concerned about the development of an Iranian nuclear weapon, yet the more short-term concern is about Tehran's behaviour across Syria, Bahrain, Iraq and Lebanon, where it capitalizes on schisms within and across state borders.
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If it capitalizes on the conflicts at its core, and if it embraces the ambiguity and complexity baked into its DNA, "Discovery" could provide viewers with the kind of character-driven, space-set sci-fi narrative that has long been missing from the television scene.
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He capitalizes on obvious mismatches—once LeBron James started guarding Draymond Green in Game 22012, Barnes almost always had a big or a small on him—and takes advantage of all the attention Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Iguodala, and Green demand on every possession.
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In addition to the possibility of giving users a reason to tweet, the new ad also capitalizes on the type of activity brands try to encourage anyway — that is, to have people tweeting and sharing their message with their friends and Twitter's wider network.
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In her first scene in Vamp, the 1986 vampire stripper horror comedy that capitalizes on the singer's otherworldly qualities, Jones appears covered in white paint, with turquoise contacts and a bright red shaggy bob that matches her lips, heels, and dress, designed by Keith Haring.
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No private spaces, then, in Facebook's empire as the company capitalizes on people's fears to shift the debate away from personal privacy and onto the self-serving notion of 'secured by Facebook spaces' — in order that it can keep sucking up people's personal data.
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The use of HALEU (high-assay, low-enriched uranium) is unique because it capitalizes on already-used nuclear fuel that has been discarded by larger processing facilities, which often only utilize some 50% of the power potential of their core matter before replacing it.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore lender DBS Group is expanding its wealth management business and expects the segment will account for as much as a fifth of its revenues in a few years as it capitalizes on a trend of Asia growing richer, its CEO Piyush Gupta said.
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"Bringing together [Air Force Special Operations Command] and the [Conventional Air Force] capitalizes on the rapid planning cycle and precision lethality of Special Tactics in combination with the overwhelming firepower of the CAF," said a Special Tactics officer and one of the leads for the exercise.
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It is exactly what most studio comedies have taught us to expect from a night out at the movies: a few laughs, a few lightly moralistic slogans, nothing terribly offensive, and, ultimately, a forgettable film that capitalizes on a hit we half-remember from years ago.
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When he creates pictures of adults and children engaged with arts and craft mediums, designing banners and signage dribbled in tempera, or splashing around face paints and Easter egg dyes, he capitalizes on the chalky, opaque medium of gouache on paper to create a visual analogy.
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"Another Brick in the Wall," which debuted at the Opéra de Montréal last year, capitalizes on all things operatic in "The Wall" — its almost mystical depiction of the emotional impact of war, isolation and a family legacy that would make the brood from the "Ring" cycle blush.
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A story like Mr. Cappiello's typifies the career trajectory of the modern sommelier, who, after a decade or so of the intense, adrenaline-fueled restaurant life, capitalizes on reputation and a network of connections to find a possibly less demanding, more fulfilling niche in the wine business.
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If you stick with Amazon's "Hanna," its energy and interest (if not originality) tick up in the last couple episodes, when the story definitively moves beyond that of the movie and capitalizes on a couple of plot possibilities that the film closed off or glossed over.
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What's more, although it's small, this instance specifically capitalizes on the borough's artist community, which is increasingly romanticized in visions that overlook very real issues related, for instance, to gentrification and affordable housing (how to sell your Brooklyn space on Airbnb: list it as an "artist's loft" ).
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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, the new film by Marielle Heller, capitalizes on this impulse, returning its adult viewers to a simpler (imagined) time, when the even-keeled man in the zippered cardigan spoke to us from our television screens and made us feel safe.
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It capitalizes on the fact that even now, especially in places like Hungary and Bulgaria, its energy sales are vital to these countries to keep them warm and their territories are vital sources of potential pipeline routs for Russia to big users like Italy and Germany.
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Sakara's newest product capitalizes on a shrinking stigma of marijuana in the U.S. After Colorado legalized the drug for recreational use in 2012, states have jumped to follow suit; after the November 8 election, eight states, including Washington, D.C., now allow for non-medical use of the drug.
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"Bringing a multi-sport service directly to fans is an exciting opportunity that capitalizes on BAMTech's premier digital distribution platform and continues ESPN's heritage of embracing technology to create new ways to connect fans with sports," said John Skipper, ESPN president and co-Chair of Disney Media Networks.
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It's the best form of self-preservation during these trying times that I can think of if only because it capitalizes on one of TV's great effects (holding up a mirror to society and confronting the viewer) while also allowing you the indulgent pleasure of participating in jerkdom.
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We hope this series of stories, and the forthcoming film, will elevate Canada's dialogue around the efficacy of this breed of vigilante justice, the seething rage from Canadians everywhere that it capitalizes on, and the anti-hero allure that has got so many Canadians cheering the Creep Catchers on.
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I know from my former position on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence how vital it is for the U.S. to have trustworthy intelligence and data that capitalizes on technology as the world evolves and threats like those posed in China, Iran, North Korea and cyberspace escalate.
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We expect earnings growth in the low-to-mid teens over the next few years as the company benefits from the ongoing movement of advertising dollars from traditional formats to digital, ramps up cloud software and infrastructure services to corporations, and capitalizes on its investments in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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In 2009, Gillespie created Ed Gillespie Strategies to become what's known in the trade as a shadow lobbyist — someone who is a strategist, a tactician and an influence peddler who capitalizes on lacunae in the law to avoid registering as a lobbyist while providing guidance to corporations and trade associations.
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The show, set 18 years after the events of the final "Star Trek: The Next Generation" movie, "Star Trek: Nemesis," not only capitalizes on Stewart's draw, it also brings back previous "Star Trek" actors including Brent Spiner (Data), Jeri Ryan (Seven of Nine), Marina Sirtis (Troi), and Jonathan Frakes (Riker).
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"Bringing together [Air Force Special Operations Command] and the [Conventional Air Force] capitalizes on the rapid planning cycle and precision lethality of Special Tactics in combination with the overwhelming firepower of the CAF," said a Special Tactics Officer (STO), who also held one of the leadership positions in the exercise.
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" In a statement, L Catterton's Nik Thukral described Boll & Branch as "one of the most beloved bedding brands" and said it "capitalizes on several compelling trends including the emergence of authentic, pure, and chemical free products that can be traced back to their origin, as well as consumers' heightened focus on healthy living.
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Since TB is a disease that capitalizes on a weak immune system, doctors worry about cases of chronic immune-compromising diseases like diabetes rising among the American public, subsequently making more people vulnerable to TB. They also fear a major resurgence of tuberculosis could occur should another epidemic like HIV or the H1N1 flu come around.
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Drake is biracial (his mom is white, his dad Black), but capitalizes on Black culture at every turn, often trying on new ones for size and often tapping into his massive fanbase to sell products (benefitting from being palatable, or "safe," to white audiences), something Pusha-T says the Canadian rapper is trying to do with his purported Adidas line.
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Even if the chaotic finale drags on a bit, the movie also serves as a loving ode to the comics -- including a tribute to Spider-Man creators Stan Lee and Steve Ditko -- that capitalizes on the attributes (and lower budgets) of animation to tell a story that indulges in the kind of quirkiness and eccentricity that would derail a live-action blockbuster.
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Long after the cinematic details of the daring raid — from its patient beginnings in Iraq last summer to the tense flight into Syria and the chase down a sealed tunnel where Mr. al-Baghdadi met his end — the enduring question will be whether the Trump administration capitalizes on the moment to address the region's deep sectarian and political fissures and the underlying causes of terrorism.
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T-Series, which currently has 59.8 million subscribers, capitalizes on one of the biggest industries in the world (Bollywood) in the second most populated countries in the world (India, with 1.3 billion people.) The channel, which is largely music videos and songs from movies, goes beyond Bollywood—films made usually in Hindi—and includes subchannels for various regional Indian languages like Kannada, Telugu, and Tamil.
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Grade Level: 2276, 3, 4, 5 (high-level English language learners) Why We Chose It: We appreciate Ms. DeRito's ability to home in on short Times videos, restaurant reviews and science articles to use with elementary students who are learning English and create a curriculum that inspires wonder, reminds students of their home country and culture and capitalizes on their curiosity about the world around them.
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Pret has been rapidly building out its international presence, opening locations in the US, Hong Kong and China, and France, adding to its already strong presence in the UK. "Management's proven track record and commitment to customer service, investment in innovation and approach to freshly prepared food position Pret well as it capitalizes on evolving customer taste and lifestyle preferences," Olivier Goudet, JAB's CEO, said in a statement.
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"Are they engaged in the content after the game is over, two days later, or at some point in time when they are not having all the bells and whistles going off?" asked Heather Collins, a digital learning researcher and chairwoman of the behavioral and social sciences department at Trident Technical College in Charleston, S.C. Kahoot, a play on "in cahoots," capitalizes on a number of education trends.
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The way the president capitalizes on his established relationship with Doris Jones — a relationship that the astute Claire really should have perceived as a potential threat — and then publicly promises Congresswoman Jones federal funding for that breast cancer clinic is a perfect example of politics at its lowest and most underhanded, where the people being hit (Claire) don't see it coming, and the ones responsible for the knockout (Frank) deliver the punches while simultaneously blowing kisses.
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And when Swift got embroiled in a mini feud with Nicki Minaj in 2015 — Minaj objected to the fact that she was passed over for a VMA Video of the Year nomination, and Swift said that Minaj was pitting women against each other — Perry noted, "Finding it ironic to parade the pit women against other women argument about as one unmeasurably capitalizes on the take down of a woman..." And in 2016, when Calvin Harris accused Swift of trying to "bury" him "like Katy ETC" (Swift had just revealed that she wrote the lyrics for Harris's "This Is What You Came For" under a pseudonym), Perry replied with a delighted Hillary Clinton GIF: pic.twitter.
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