Very carefully chosen placement on the insides of her arms.
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The gengo characters are carefully chosen with an aspirational meaning.
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In reality the material is very censored and carefully chosen.
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It was a carefully chosen combination of calories and nutrients.
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They're dry and diplomatic statements recapping conversations using carefully chosen buzzwords.
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First, carefully chosen projects can improve national connectivity and economic efficiency.
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That struck me as a bit of carefully chosen lawyer-speak.
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Each carefully chosen detail illuminates the novel's themes of violence and exploitation.
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However, the accessories are carefully chosen to be interactive and easily changeable.
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Sixty carefully chosen guests attended the controversial royal's intimate 45-minute funeral service.
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Meetings with family members had to be discreet and at carefully chosen locations.
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They were carefully chosen after a research process that took most of 2018.
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But their answers appeared so carefully chosen that they ended up saying little.
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"Every evening, filtered, carefully chosen transcripts are disseminated," the prime minister's Facebook response said.
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Artificial fragrance or bespoke concoction of five carefully-chosen essential oils, it doesn't matter.
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Many biennials are full to bursting with work that is carefully chosen and presented.
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Their guest lists included people who were carefully chosen to emphasize their campaign messages.
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The color is very specific and carefully chosen to make the space optically challenging.
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I politely and in carefully chosen words responded to her, saying that it wasn't true.
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I would try to imagine the worlds that opened up through his carefully chosen words.
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The Nerdwriter uses the Monopoly joke to explain how every casually delivered word is carefully chosen.
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The Media: Ivanka follows very few journalists, but the ones she does follow seem carefully chosen.
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On the other hand, we've only tried a few carefully chosen experiences in a controlled setting.
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Where no one except a handful of carefully chosen MEPs will bear witness to what's said.
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Bloomberg is the real deal, supporting a carefully chosen array of causes genuinely dear to him.
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Her characters—victims of nationalism, xenophobia and prejudice—are carefully chosen to chime with today's political climate.
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But I haven't seen the upper limits of its capabilities, just a carefully chosen showcase of demos.
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The micro-organisms thus pressed into service may be carefully chosen, and passed down through the generations.
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After the vote, the Fed's official stance is then described using words carefully chosen from a thesaurus.
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Another outdoor room houses handmade paper with fibers of product wrappers and pages from carefully chosen books.
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One nice thing about these three lenses is that they've been carefully chosen to work together well.
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Her staff members are the main drivers of this, a group carefully chosen for their empathetic approach.
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Carefully chosen routes with very frequent arrivals and reliable service connect areas that previously had poor transit service.
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But the two candidates will also bring a handful of individuals carefully chosen to emphasize a campaign message.
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However, the highlights have to be the carefully chosen cliffs, boulders and bedrocks that became canvases for engraving.
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George, for instance, has just six carefully chosen friends but they speak all the time, through multiple channels.
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We know that Mike can take a very simple part and make it interesting with carefully chosen percussion.
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Carefully chosen excerpts allow Jackson to comment on the techniques, themes and characters most central to Himes's legacy.
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The words were carefully chosen, but Fizdale seemed to teeter on the brink of slipping out of control.
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Zuckerberg is putting his faith (a word carefully chosen) in a mechanism and a process that doesn't exist.
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This is again a carefully chosen selection of works that use grayscale as a their entire purpose and meaning.
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The title card appears somewhat suddenly, overlaid on the action, the scene behind it usually carefully chosen for effect.
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The actress posted an image of her Harry Potter manicure on Instagram Tuesday, complete with some carefully chosen emoji.
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The sites were carefully chosen for both the natural beauty of their surroundings and their technical specifications, O'Hara said.
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He is a person of great erudition and carefully chosen words, and I could not help but be impressed.
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Millennial nostalgia now comes with a lesson in the powers of tweenage entrepreneurship and carefully chosen alphabet block letters.
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Through its large, gently curving windows, workers will eventually look out on a wood containing some 7,000 carefully chosen trees.
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Silence can stifle healing, but a carefully chosen word may work to help bring life and healing to the soul.
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"We are a small festival with a small number of carefully chosen guests," said Izeta Gradjevic, the festival's creative director.
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In fact, the seven tables are bare — all the better to showcase Mr. Stowell's carefully chosen ingredients and venerable technique.
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Yet he is also a composer of considerable refinement, who can weave ethereal textures from a few carefully chosen pitches.
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The objects they live with — furniture, artifacts, ceramics, works by other artists — are usually carefully chosen, and they look it.
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In came white Caesarstone counters, walnut cabinetry and new flooring carefully chosen to match the parquet in the living area.
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The caption mentions the cleanser contains "carefully chosen ingredients," implicitly distancing it from lighteners that use mercury and other toxins.
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Saul doesn't agree or disagree; he moves past Dar's carefully chosen words and asks if there's anything his old frenemy needs.
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The language she deploys is carefully chosen to frame abortion as murder—an act that spills the blood of preborn children.
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Since the congress's 2,300 delegates are carefully chosen for loyalty, very few oppose changes once they are proposed by the leadership.
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She said she had carefully chosen a younger team who could bring energy to the job and revive the party's mood.
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I waited to bestow the names I had so carefully chosen on three boys who seemed destined to die at birth.
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The pyramid shape has been carefully chosen for its symbolism as well as modularity where three or five pyramids form the cube.
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When they refuse to leave their carefully chosen seats, two of their number are beaten to a pulp by United flight attendants.
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With his formal bearing, shiny helmet of white hair and carefully chosen, slowly delivered words, he is a throwback in his demeanor.
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In this new approach, she said, psychological truth outweighed literal truth as every element was carefully chosen to elicit her viewers' empathy.
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Every word is carefully chosen, articulated with force and precision, but never snidely, sarcastically or dismissively, and never with rancor or condescension.
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The results, researchers said, suggest that carefully chosen probiotics could also help prevent stunting, which afflicts 160 million of the world's children.
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While you're spreading holiday cheer this season, you might want to spare a thought to where your carefully chosen gifts might end up.
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But carefully chosen barriers are not enough to ensure success: make it too difficult to join and your potential members might lose interest.
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This date was carefully chosen because Bentley's skull was sturdy enough to withstand the surgery; any later, however, and the encephalocele might rupture.
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Since Wirecutter and Sweethome consist of an all-remote team, we depend on a carefully chosen suite of apps to keep everyone coordinated.
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The group's repertoire was carefully chosen for the cause and included Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" and Eric Clapton's "Change the World."
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Instead, approximate the look with one carefully chosen purchase that smacks of carbon-copy coolness (a two-tier purse, a double buckle belt).
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"Each of the Advisory Board members has been carefully chosen," the Saudi Press Agency said in a statement on Tuesday listing the members.
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Indeed, because the president's words were so very carefully chosen, they were often used to effectively set policy for the rest of the government.
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For example, if you sprinkle just a few carefully chosen pixels into an image, it can be enough to make an algorithm misclassify it.
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Each summary has been carefully chosen so that you're only absorbing key takeaways, whether you're devouring a new bestseller or a decades-old classic.
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Despite reporting about Trump's "erratic" travel schedule, Oczkowski said each rally location was carefully chosen after running the numbers of likely audience and enthusiasm.
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Some wonder if the memo's timing—published in the dog-days of summer when it was likely to get most attention—was carefully chosen.
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These images were carefully chosen to pay tribute to major events of the past year — one that the Queen herself called a "busy" one.
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Racks of neatly organized, carefully chosen vintage clothing surround the salon-like interior of this upscale secondhand shop beloved by local art school students.
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We traveled in style, driving the picture car, a rented sedan carefully chosen to match the vehicle being used on set in Los Angeles.
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The list of 859 products that will face lower import levies appears to have been carefully chosen to meet various requirements of the moment.
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If you don't know our meanings, these terms imply, trust us that we are carefully chosen, as we trust you to look us up.
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They dovetailed with his own reputation for emphasizing direct contact with voters in carefully chosen, comfortably arranged settings (with American and Iowa flags prominently displayed).
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They search the internet when commanded, stick carefully chosen advertisements into the sites you visit and decide what prices to show you in online shops.
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Manafort's outfits are carefully chosen by the defense counsel, says Maloni, but are limited to the requirements set forth by the authorities of the court.
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"The problem their machine solves with astounding speed has been very carefully chosen just for the purpose of demonstrating the quantum computer's superiority," Preskill says.
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Finally, a carefully chosen case or bag can mean the difference between gadget life and death in the case of a drop or a liquid spillage.
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The language they use is also carefully chosen to let them know that the things they are grateful for are results of hard work and opportunities.
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At the same time, such a compilation of carefully chosen music could be a kind of heraldic device that announced its maker's allegiance and cultural pedigree.
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His words were always carefully chosen and crafted in a way that seemed rehearsed, but in reality it was always on the fly — that was Charles.
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His carefully chosen phrases stood in sharp contrast to Mr. Barr's portrayal of the investigation as vindicating Mr. Trump from accusations of the crime of obstruction.
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Her delicious champagnes are served in carefully chosen white-wine glasses, and there's a small but complete food menu that's designed to be paired with them.
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Rigorous, with each detail carefully chosen, the clothes were also lush with emotion; rich enough in form and content to fill the eye and the mind.
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Like all modern day mass movements, it relies on the widespread circulation of a carefully chosen hashtag and the media buzz surrounding it to mobilize the public.
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The "spirit" conjured — through Arendt's own words, the recollections of students, disciples and friends, and carefully chosen archival images — is one of relentless and passionate mental activity.
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Picking out holiday presents for all your friends and family is tough, but delivering your carefully chosen finds in a perfect, professional-looking package is even trickier.
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Imagine someone convicted of a minor sex offense, who moves in with his family to a home carefully chosen to be far enough away from restricted areas.
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Part of that includes a focus on basic scientific research into carefully chosen areas with clear, real-world applications — a "problem-oriented" approach, as he put it.
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Perhaps that's our only real criticism — that the stories seem so carefully chosen to emphasize uplift over anger that they can start to feel a bit formulaic.
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Each carefully chosen item holds within it its doom: expensive fruit imported from abroad and soon to rot, flowers already listing, a bubble unmoored, about to land.
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This sounds easy enough, but make no mistake: The timing of each of these moments is very carefully chosen, by Scanlon during shooting and by Reuben after.
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Instead, she's opted for a mix of her older hits and carefully chosen covers, like Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me" and Bob Dylan's "I Shall Be Free."
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Carefully chosen structural reforms can both complement such stimuli in the short term and sustain their good effects in the longer term by helping the recovery sustain itself.
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There's nothing we hate more than haphazardly named cocktails, but The Dude's Abode has carefully chosen the ingredients in each beverage, perfectly matching each drink with a character.
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These carefully chosen details feel urgent in our present moment, when women are constantly encouraged to compete with one another to attain an unattainable ideal of our gender.
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"I have this comfort being by myself and reading, developing a sense of the world around me," Mr. Hussen said in his calm voice, each word carefully chosen.
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Will Brooksby Village eventually replace its shelves with digital tablets that automatically scroll through thousands of family pictures but communicate far less than a few carefully chosen things?
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What people miss, what we have been clear about, is saying, 'Do not start with digital, be customer-obsessed and digitally enabled, and those are very carefully chosen words.
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And inside the packages were carefully chosen and customized presents, from matching Zelda mittens for Aerrix and her dog to a new Xbox to a beaded Zelda picture frame.
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Each year, the March for Life theme is carefully chosen to reflect the message we deem most needed for the hearts and minds of our community and our country.
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After arriving at his TriBeCa apartment on the appointed evening — she was "excited," having carefully chosen her outfit after consulting with friends — they exchanged small talk and drank wine.
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The routes - carefully chosen to avoid farming areas - opened in January and are about 50 km long, with white and red poles posted 200 meters apart to mark the path.
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Mr Trump's spiritual supporters may be carefully chosen, and for the most part they seem to be honoured by the invitation, but he should not count on their unconditional loyalty.
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All of our communication to you guys and externally, frankly to anyone, the words were carefully chosen to characterize it exactly the same way that her attorney was characterizing it.
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The smartwatch features are limited and carefully chosen but you can use the watch without the phone, an important consideration especially when these watches are meant for trekking and adventure.
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Zelensky's handling of his first foreign policy challenge suggests a velvet-gloved Donald Trump willing to fight back but with a smile on his face and with carefully chosen words.
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Mr. Collum and his team are building a special display case for the Armstrong suit in carefully chosen conditions: 63 degrees Fahrenheit, 30 percent humidity, plus filters to remove contaminants.
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The catch, as the Google team acknowledges, is that the problem their machine solved with astounding speed was carefully chosen just for the purpose of demonstrating the quantum computer's superiority.
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Carefully chosen fabric, as in gray crepe de Chine pants that droop like a deflated lung ($1,135), might let you relax enough to release a scream from your rib cage.
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They do not perform as well as traditional pension plans, which are managed for the long run and are diversified in a carefully chosen mix of long- and short-term investments.
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During any given "float," partygoers dance through the streets via a carefully chosen route, listening to a predetermined playlist on glowing headphones, just as T.J. did that rainy night in Harlem.
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He is adept at constructing overarching plotlines with heroes and villains, their conflicts and motivations supported by flurries of carefully chosen adjectives, quotations and leaks from named and unnamed senior officials.
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Mr. Comey's post reflects a habit on display in recent months in which he has appeared to use a carefully chosen quotation to allude to someone or something in the news.
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After agreeing to abide by the rules, I opened the app and created my profile using a few carefully chosen photos and an Imagine Dragons song I pulled randomly from iTunes.
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This younger generation has been carefully chosen; Mr. Miyamoto says he wants people who are more likely to create new kinds of play, rather than merely aim to perfect current ones.
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Targets are carefully chosen based on their susceptibility to the scam, and due to their age some have mild cognitive impairment, a brain condition that can lead to Alzheimer's or dementia.
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The trusses will arch over the seats, which have a carefully chosen sand color, "not the bright blue or the red seats that you normally see in an amphitheater," Ms. Butler said.
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But don't take it from me; take it from Ali and Wallace's own words, carefully chosen and deeply affecting: "I think African-Americans have a very convoluted relationship with patriotism," [Ali] says.
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Judges do not appear out of nowhere to put the brakes on jurors' democratic sentiment: they are carefully chosen, or they are supposed to be, for their intellect, expertise and fair-mindedness.
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At scale that could be even cheaper, and its low profile means it could be deployed en masse on small animals rather than on carefully chosen high-value targets like itinerant whales.
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Journalists have deliberate guidelines we can consult to hopefully temper this problem, but storytelling will always face a tougher challenge, because it can't rely on the distancing effect of carefully chosen terms.
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President Obama, like Presidents Bush and Clinton before him, put endless time into painstakingly crafted speeches in carefully chosen locales laying out energy policy and tax ideas and defenses of his record.
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As Rae told me back in August, that "carefully chosen" part is crucial to creating not just a vibe for the series, but to underscore the characters' emotions when they need it most.
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With net migration expected to account for almost all growth in the U.S. labor force, those immigrants must be carefully chosen to ensure that they will help employers fill key areas of need.
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"The meeting location will be the result of compromise, carefully chosen so as not to provide propaganda fodder for either side," said Miha Hribernik, senior Asia analyst at global risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft.
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Every era and sector of society bustles with fully fleshed characters; each carefully chosen detail leads to a painful and seemingly inevitable end, and a world both smaller and bigger than it seems.
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In an era of salary cap restrictions, most N.F.L. teams have treated their draft selections like prized jewels to be coveted as they molded rosters with carefully chosen picks from the amateur draft.
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Once the meeting ends, the leaders will move to a specially constructed banquet room within Peace House for a 10-course meal that has been carefully chosen to appeal to the North Korean leader.
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Farrell, who's been brisk but soulful in a series of carefully chosen roles in the second half of his career, comes across as defeated and impotent here, with no sign of his usual charisma.
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"Social media is great but also a bit scary cause what people post is the most filtered, most carefully chosen and cleverly edited moments of their lives," Ridley wrote in a previous Instagram post.
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And evidence from the field of machine teaching increasingly suggests that when the humans generating the data are actively engaged in providing high-quality, carefully chosen input, they can train at far lower costs.
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The venue and time were carefully chosen by organizers to provide the best-possible conditions — cool and windless — although it was slightly more humid than expected and there were a few spots of rain.
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PARIS — The cabinet announced on Wednesday by the government of France's newly elected president, Emmanuel Macron, is made up of a carefully chosen cast of characters meant to signal how he plans to govern.
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I figured at the very least I could try and shake is hand, and sow the seeds of our future friendship with some carefully chosen words about his career and/or beard grooming technique.
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Vince Bucci/Getty Images Everyone who is nominated for an Emmy has to submit an example of his or her work, usually a single episode carefully chosen to display said work at its best.
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Six months ago, Hector Monsegur hit send on an email to about a dozen new hires on the IT staff of a certain Seattle-based tech company whose names were carefully chosen from social media.
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A series of works examines time everlasting and the philosophical idea of "eternal return" through a bunch of carefully chosen historic elements in Chicago-based visual artist Claudia Hart's first solo exhibition with TRANSFER Gallery.
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Trump, and her carefully chosen and calibrated public appearances, the foreign trip provided a rare concentrated opportunity for understanding the strategic thinking in the East Wing, which has something to do with the West Wing.
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Forget ice cream in December, and a burger that will inevitably disintegrate all over your carefully chosen Christmas party outfit, the lure of 29% Camembert in the Cheese Melt Dippers was a clear winner for me.
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The allotment of 160 characters is a carefully chosen number, if you believe the legend: In 1984, German telephone engineer Friedhelm Hillebrand sat at his typewriter and wrote as many random sentences as came to his mind.
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Looking youthful in a navy blue windbreaker and running shoes, the mild-mannered Mr. Ruscha — who was ranked among the 10 most expensive living American artists by Artnet last year — discussed his career in carefully chosen words.
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In particular, Insecure's music is an integral part of the series, from the raps Rae's character spits at her own reflection in an effort to pump herself up to the soundtrack punctuating scenes with a carefully chosen beat.
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The corners are rounded, the cover is slippery and the embossed lettering is rendered in a very carefully chosen orange hue: "the same color as the two-headed snake that repulsed me at the project's outset," Strand says.
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The field's pessimists argue that programs still need an extraordinary pool of structured data to learn from, require carefully chosen parameters, or work only in environments designed to avoid the problems we don't yet know how to solve.
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Not once has he spoken publicly about the Russia investigation since he took the job in May 2017, and his carefully chosen team of prosecutors and FBI agents has proved leakproof, even under the most intense of media spotlights.
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If you're sitting on the left side of the cockpit then it's likely to be under your left index finger, a carefully chosen position that allows you to speak on the radio without removing your hand from the controls.
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Within the world of sport there are plenty of true role models -- on and off the floor -- whose words are carefully chosen to uplift and integrate society not join Trump and his grinning cabal in their 'locker room banter.
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In the penthouse library, there is a shelf of carefully chosen books: biographies of Albert Einstein and Benjamin Franklin, "The Lord of the Rings," a treatise on super intelligence — all purported favorites of the Tesla co-founder Elon Musk.
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"We have paid significant attention to understanding the problem areas of the FW42 and we have carefully chosen parts of the car to develop, those that would give us the most performance for the resources we have," he explained.
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With an entourage of 11 accompanying them on the six-day tour to India and Bhutan, their carefully chosen elite entourage of aides will make sure every detail from blow dries to diplomatic issues are handled with due attention and care.
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Mr. Rowland, who was born in Philadelphia in 1988 and earned a B.A. in studio art from Wesleyan University, has been exhibiting for less than five years but has become known for his carefully chosen, sometimes arcane use of existing objects.
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Even Mad Men, which flirted as much as any project recently has with endorsing casual racism and sexism, made sure to signal to the audience that it knew all of this was Not Okay through carefully chosen directorial and writing decisions.
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Even within the executive branch, a president needs patience, meticulous planning, and — most importantly — carefully chosen subordinates who can help the president understand the legal limits of his power and how to achieve as much as possible within those limits.
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Unlike many of their rivals, who built their political careers in the era of carefully chosen, less-is-more press interaction, the two have placed their fate in the hands of TV bookers and the gods of online viral content.
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Like others in the growing, global network of so-called "Identitarians," Sellner has cultivated a preppy image and uses carefully chosen language to promote hateful, xenaphobic ideas that, at their core, are no different than those held by hardline neo-Nazis.
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The 90-minute solo concert in which she accompanied herself on guitar and piano was a carefully chosen program of her best songs, interspersed with stories about her embattled relationship with the record business, her insecurity about her songwriting, and her personal life.
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Hulu Image: HuluHulu hasn't been as open about account sharing as Netflix, but the service has recently added multi-profile support, so presumably it's fine with you sharing your login credentials with a few carefully chosen relatives (and friends at a stretch).
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The agreement calls for the Syrian government and the opposition to indicate by noon on Friday whether they will comply with the cessation of hostilities, a term carefully chosen because it does not require the kind of agreement in a formal cease-fire.
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"Foreign capitals" and "global activists" are carefully chosen phrases designed to show his base that we have been too afraid to stand up to these people for too long out of a fear that they will judge us negatively for doing so.
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There, hidden like little treasures among her garments, is a selection of carefully chosen housewares — paper-thin Japanese terry cloth towels, striped porcelain bowls — that she finds on her monthly trips to Paris and Tokyo, where she also maintains a larger Makie outpost.
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As the authors Mark Engler and Paul Engler note in their book, "This Is an Uprising," that movement's early focus on nonviolent protest was not simply a moral position; it was also "a strategy for confrontation," carefully chosen for a particular purpose.
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With a reported budget of just $5 million — and a location in a flat, relatively featureless stretch of Colorado — Watts relied a lot on carefully chosen camera angles, using the wide-open spaces to control the way the audience perceives the sheriff and two kids.
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If your fridge looks anything like ours does right now, there's at least one ivory rectangle stuck to it requesting (in carefully-chosen calligraphy) the pleasure of your company at the wedding of your former sorority sister to a guy that she met on Bumble.
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" Over the weekend and into Monday, she posted a series of angry tweets aimed at Delta Airlines, a flight attendant, and a fellow passenger after being asked to move from a seat with extra legroom that she had "carefully chosen in advance and booked.
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When Hillary Clinton talked about race during her debate Monday night against Donald J. Trump, she delivered a subtle and powerful message to black voters, speaking to them not only in the substance of what she said, but in her carefully chosen language. Mrs.
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In 1988, when the Paris Opera Ballet presented a gala in New York in honor of Rudolf Nureyev, its director at the time, he took his curtain call at the Metropolitan Opera House flanked by two carefully chosen ballerinas: Margot Fonteyn and Yvette Chauviré.
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It may speak for itself to lawyers and lawmakers who have the patience and obligation to read through the more than 400 pages of carefully chosen words and nuanced conclusions (with all due respect, as good a read as it is, you're no Stephen King).
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The prequel series is drawn carefully from the existing lore of the franchise, which the Henson Company has expanded very haltingly and deliberately over the years through carefully chosen and slowly added franchise tie-ins, including a novel series and a two-volume manga.
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That's why we have a panel of the three top founders in agricultural robotics, as well as another three on construction robotics and two on human assistive robotics, plus a pitch competition featuring five additional founders, each carefully chosen from a large pool of applicants.
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Ms. Pelosi took the floor dressed in a dark suit, a nod to what she has long said would be a solemn day, and a carefully chosen accessory: a gold brooch fashioned as the mace of the republic, also known as the speaker's mace.
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Ms. Pelosi took the floor dressed in a dark suit, a nod to what she has long said would be a solemn day, and a carefully chosen accessory: a gold brooch fashioned as the mace of the republic, also known as the speaker's mace.
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The lawmakers also disagreed with the notion that the sale of carefully chosen assets to a competitor could resolve antitrust issues, and pointed to past instances where mergers with divestitures led to higher premiums or where competitors bought divested assets, but then did not use them.
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These carefully chosen marketing images represent a plausible day in the life of no one so much as the very Apple executives presenting the product onstage, many appearing to be in some advanced stage of the reverse-aging epidemic that has afflicted Silicon Valley in recent years.
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The camera's versatile use as an artistic method stretches over seven categories, including Documenting Performance, Public Relations and Performing Real Life, demonstrating the fluidity between photography and all areas of artistic expression, from drama and dance, to mass media and protest, throughout the large yet carefully chosen exhibit.
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Thus in the civil rights era, the sites of protest — lunch counters, city buses — were carefully chosen to make segregation look at once evil and ridiculous, and the protests were calibrated to make it plain that the police officers and vigilantes enforcing the institution were the bad guys.
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By contrast, Ms. Broackes and Mr. Marsh have redeployed the strategy they honed on their last major project at the Victoria and Albert, the immensely popular 2013 "David Bowie is…" exhibition, by exploring issues through the stories told by carefully chosen artifacts, some from the museum's collection and others on loan.
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As I wrote at Quanta in 2013:These kinds of experiments are usually housed deep underground — the better to block out cosmic rays, which can easily be confused with a dark matter signal — and feature a detector housing a carefully chosen target material, such as germanium or silicon crystals, or liquid xenon.
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Rosenstein has been careful to point out that neither the indictments aimed at the GRU—Russian's main intelligence arm—nor the IRA allege the involvement of Americans, yet those words seem carefully chosen to stave off President Trump's immediate outrage while preserving the possibility that future indictments will very much target Americans.
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You've got a host of hardware options that can help you out, from mesh routers to Wi-Fi repeaters, but before you upgrade any set up, do some detective work—with some carefully chosen apps you can work out where your wi-fi network is failing and come up with better possible solutions.
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His last entry, from September 17, 2016, translated by writer Wilfred Chan, includes the following passage: It's fine if I don't leave my house, seeing as how every day before I open the door, even wearing a carefully chosen outfit, I look in the mirror and feel like I'm going to my own funeral.
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The storytelling aspect of the display is also very interesting because you are not in control of what or where your audience is looking at any moment, you have to rely on more holistic ways of narrative, operating through synchronized but vague visual gestures rather than directing the audience on a carefully chosen path.
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Gestures of gentleness and warmth keep breaking into works like the First Cantata, with texts by the poet Hildegard Jone, who shared with Webern, an alpine enthusiast, an intense love for nature at its most pure; carefully chosen timbres of strings and percussion with solo brass and woodwinds caress as often as they collide.
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The show's animal trainer, Lydia DesRoche, sought rescue puppies, but finding dogs with the right look, personality and availability that way proved difficult, so she has often turned to carefully chosen breeders, looking for dogs who seemed neither too shy nor too boisterous, and who wouldn't startle at applause or other loud show noises.
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Matters of grave historical importance aside, they are unaccustomed to limitations on their ability to chat with colleagues, peruse the selections in the designated candy desk (carefully chosen by Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania) or, in the words of Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, noisily "mill around like cattle" in the chamber's well.
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" The Blitz — its tense, terror-filled days, the horrors it inflicted — is palpable throughout this book, often by way of the kind of wrenching, carefully chosen facts that not only bring a story to life but also make a reader stop, look up and say to whoever happens to be nearby, "Listen to this.
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Feeling insecure is bound to be a part of any new relationship: Insecurities about whether or not someone will like you, whether they'll appreciate the carefully chosen aesthetic of your apartment, whether they noticed that weird sound your stomach made, whether they'll think you're pretty without any makeup on, and many, many more will definitely pop up.
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The carefully chosen location for FarmHouse Fresh's headquarters is now home to a stunning, massive two-story white barn that serves as the business epicenter of the company, several growhouses for the rotating microgreens that go into the company's products, and, most important, the headquarters is home to lots of animals who need a little extra love.
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Qi-Infinity 35,000 mAh external battery ($149.99)Image: Qi-InfinityAside from the apps you need to keep on top of your workload and environment, some carefully-chosen devices can make a big difference to your productivity as well—such as this chunky 35,000mAh battery for your primary mobile computing device, be it tablet or laptop or phone.
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This restaging, titled "Better Nights," is composed of two adjoining rooms and a hallway decorated with furniture that contains elements of Thomas's signature visual language (wood paneling, floral upholstery and patterned wallpaper) as well as carefully chosen works by artists of color such as Nina Chanel Abney, David Antonio Cruz, Lyle Ashton Harris, Paul Mpagi Sepuya and Alexandria Smith.
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Since every shot in a promo is carefully chosen, it's probably significant that the teaser cuts from Bree's birthday party to Jamie hugging a child — it's hard to imagine how painful it must be for him, believing that he'll never get to meet his own son or daughter, and that his soulmate is growing old with another man instead of him.
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" (Not to say anyone was planning on wearing it.) Overall, Lark Mason Associates, which presented the auction, described the collection as "a range of items from books and personal mementos to carefully chosen works of art, as well as cultural artifacts, which he accumulated during his travels," many of which "had special significance to Bourdain, either as gifts from friends or special purchases associated with memorable experiences from his writing or television appearances.
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In more detail, and supported by carefully chosen passages from Ruskin's own writing, Glover explores the man's aesthetics, his ideas about architecture, and his paradoxical political and social ideas: Ruskin hated what industrial capitalism had made of England, but he was no fan of democracy and egalitarianism either; the ultimate, utopian cure for mankind's woes, as exemplified in his Guild of St. George writings, would be a return to a hierarchical, agrarian society.
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In an era where every film has to carefully tiptoe around issues of representation and diversity, Moana leaps fully into South Pacific culture (thanks to a carefully chosen brain trust of cultural caretakers) without making an issue of it, but while the film is aware of all the little important details — like finally creating a heroine who isn't a wasp-waisted, doe-eyed princess — what comes across is the sheer verve of the visuals, the songs, and the storytelling.
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Read More: Watch the Advent of Deep Sea Mining Unfold With this Big Data Tool "These folks here are representing national agencies for the most part, and so they're going to have to be nuanced in what they say," said panelist Nancy Kinner, a leading oil spill response scientist and head of the Coastal Response Research Center at the University of New Hampshire (a carefully-chosen location for her research, since New Hampshire is not an oil-producing state).
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