" "If this carries on, JD will have no hope!
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She just goes onto the next job and carries on.
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Released in 2014, Ms Hanh carries on with her campaigning.
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In the camps, life carries on as best it can.
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And so he carries on, and his audience with him.
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Today, a foundation bearing his name carries on that legacy.
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The ritual commonly carries on into the dark of night.
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Now with returns it carries on even through this week.
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And Manuel's statement on police brutality carries on this sordid legacy.
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But the XZs carries on other Sony signatures like water resistance.
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Tommy carries on his father's legacy in another very real way.
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But it does not impose sanctions if Iran carries on regardless.
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Then Kenny Dixon Jr carries on as if nothing had happened.
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"Psst," Jasper Hunton-Blather hisses, but the figure carries on walking.
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The legacy of the now-merged airline still carries on today.
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"The movement carries on," Ellison said in an interview that afternoon.
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I hope that carries on to those in Christchurch who need it.
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Cooper thinks it's Phillip Jeffries — and carries on as if it were.
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Another man gets up, stands fast, and carries on with his work.
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The upcoming version carries on that tradition while offering buyers new options.
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" Stanton carries on: "The chaga mushroom is good for the immune system.
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If you say all is well, the trip carries on as usual.
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But Mr. Ossendrijver, battened down against a constantly changing scene, carries on.
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Kansas' Williams, who ran for 252 yards on just 15 carries on Nov.
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Adams carries on this seminar with his mixture of fabrics clothing his figures.
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So, I think it's really to make sure that the legacy carries on.
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"If this carries on, then definitely I will have to close," she says.
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In the meantime, Ashton carries on without the woman he planned to marry.
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So the organ carries on that meaning above and beyond any scientific explanation.
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After the first 1890 bars, the music changes character; she carries on regardless.
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Despite the international attention, life in the fishing village carries on as normal.
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O'Rourke, unfazed, carries on with his upbeat, heavily scheduled, literally hard-driving run.
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It grows in college and carries on as they search for the truth.
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I'm not sure how the U.S. carries on not reacting to this massacre.
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But Bullard said that if higher inflation carries on he would eventually be convinced.
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If it carries on much further, we might look at it a different way.
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Here we're looking at Copacabana Beach, which carries on for more than two miles.
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The Trojans (1-13) gained minus-5 yards on 16 carries on the ground.
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But he carries on, day after day, because he cares about B. so much.
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For now, the Post carries on, printed on cheap paper at a secret site.
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Lt. James "Barney" Barnitz's legacy carries on today as was demonstrated aboard USS Boxer.
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Looking neither right nor left, she falls regularly, picks herself up and carries on.
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These may determine whether sterling carries on falling toward $23.9, or recovers to $15.
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And its omnipresent background snooping carries on unchecked, amassing fresh insights you also can't clear.
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Hiddleston is just another distraction; behind the scenes, everything carries on like it always has.
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As viewers we're forced to painfully watch Drewski snub Bianca while she carries on obliviously.
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Where Mr Harper was liberal, for example on trade, Mr Trudeau carries on his policies.
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"It starts right as the first one finishes, so it just carries on," Lasseter explained.
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The Marsha P. Johnson Institute carries on her legacy of protecting gender and sexual minorities.
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Nu disco carries on a tradition of dance music that is energetic and deceptively political.
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"Scandal" may have ended its seven-season run in April, but Kerry Washington carries on.
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Hurts set the tone rushing for 27 yards on five carries on the opening possession.
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As the next day carries on, the baton continues passing from one continent to another.
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Investors will also keep an eye on more corporate quarterly reports as earnings season carries on.
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Clarisse's daughter, Ladivine Rivière, is a schoolgirl who carries on like a high-class call girl.
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After a movie is released and reviewed, the cultural conversation rapidly carries on to other things.
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It carries on in much the same way but does at least include an actual apology.
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Beyond that, the longer this conversation about loot boxes carries on, the more toxic it becomes.
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Eduardo "'Lalo" Angeles is a fourth generation mezcalero who carries on the tradition of this recipe.
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His latest full-length Strands—released October 28 on Kranky—carries on in this meditative tradition.
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They provide a little kind of pause or relief and then he carries on the story.
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The self-defense myth of concealed carry nevertheless carries on, at the expense of public safety.
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But its summer routine of over 12 years — a trip to this upstate amphitheater — carries on.
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And that carries on until something knocks us sideways and we realize we have to change.
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As the debate carries on, pressure from the White House to enact a separation policy has continued.
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Peterson rushed for 49 yards on eight carries on the game's first possession, which lasted 8:14.
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The inexorable march of smarthome gadgets carries on, regardless of whether smart refrigerators are actually good ideas.
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"We are also teaching our children now too because it's important that this carries on," she added.
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The driver carries on their merry way fucking on the road when a person comes into frame.
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The software on the Idol 4S carries on Alcatel's move toward a less modified version of Android.
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It feels as if you're surrounded by friends, dozing comfortably in a corner as life carries on.
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The entire time, Rasmussen carries on a pointed monologue about conservation and the ban on piracatinga fish.
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As campaign season carries on, more candidates — and voters — need to start connecting climate survival to demilitarization.
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Anniversaries can be contrived because time carries on and I don't want to dwell on the past.
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But Dany has an important wardrobe moment in Qarth, which carries on through the rest of the series.
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Zara Phillips carries on the bizarre Ascot 'tradition' P. Beatrice started in 2012 of curtseying perilously low. pic.twitter.
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The non-applicator option carries on this tradition of transparency, while also catering to an environmentally conscious buyer.
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Luckily, the X5 carries on the tradition of BMW producing some of the smoothest powertrains in the business.
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The idea is that the spirit lives on, it carries on, and lots of people influence each other.
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In the clip above from The Late Show, Stephen Colbert carries on exactly where he left off yesterday.
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Today McCain's family carries on his spirit of bipartisanship through a social media and action campaign called #ActsOfCivility.
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People tend to see things through the lens of victimhood, but Ari takes full responsibility and carries on.
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She regularly calls out her own outfit mishaps, carries on like a champ, and never lets it upset her.
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An ambulance carries on of the 11 bodies found in Burari village, north Delhi, India, Sunday, July 1, 2018.
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Mobile momentum carries on: Mobile games will continue to outpace growth on PC and console in the coming years.
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Ever encountered someone online who carries on endlessly bleak conversations, often appears hopeless, and seems angry at the world?
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Porsche, which will make its Formula E debut next year, carries on its taste for being a bit different.
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"We have to deal with being sick once a month, and life goes on, and carries on," she said.
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Yet he carries on with the devotional fervor of someone whose life's work is an all-consuming, ecstatic pastime.
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Growing up listening to punk bands, reflected an attitude and an ethos that still carries on to this day.
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And maybe, four years later, they'll come back and realize that the rush of college carries on without them.
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It seems like this is a quiet war that carries on parallel to the big debates of each era?
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It carries on in the chapels, galleries and gardens at the Cloisters branch of the Met some eight miles north.
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I remember raving and thinking, If the world carries on like this, man, we're going to have a good time.
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The fourth in the Millennium series, the book carries on Lisbeth's legacy the way James Bond films carry on his.
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Rawls had 27 carries on Saturday after an injury-plagued regular season that saw him accumulate just 349 rushing yards.
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News 13 said Trump's addition to the exhibit carries on a tradition of adding each successive president following their election.
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Now the country could be about to abandon that project, even as the union, for all its setbacks, carries on.
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Our meeting carries on a long tradition of diplomacy between Russia, the United States for the greater good of all.
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Everyone in this ballet carries on, enjoyably, as if fate were flinging them together; one tragically rapturous embrace follows another.
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One factor is the level of inflection, or the amount of information that a language carries on a single word.
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It's easy to conclude he is being shunned, but regardless the debate and dialogue over race and sports carries on.
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Like a fat spoiled cat, he's sleeping on the sofa, while outside on the patio the hustle and bustle carries on.
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All the while, the longest shutdown in history carries on, leaving federal workers and some military personnel to suffer without paychecks.
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Under the high-pollution scenario, carbon emissions are left unchecked, and the world carries on with a "business-as-usual" approach.
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A sign that New York City carries on as the mayor and the governor insisted it would with heightened police presence.
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Since the video was posted a week ago, it has over 4.5 million views, and Isaac hopes his message carries on.
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"If the status quo carries on, then you have to doubt the future of Europe," said European Affairs Secretary Sandro Gozi.
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Smith showed me a tiny knife she carries on her necklace, and she had another larger blade holstered to her pants.
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"It carries on exactly as it is," he told reporters when asked whether work on the Brexit deal would be affected.
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And for those purists who insist that negotiations are a sign of weakness, nothing will happen if that carries on. Wow.
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Working-class power carries on eroding, while at the same time, more people feel empowered to speak up about sexual harassment.
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After the meeting, Reichardt carries on working for another three and a half hours on the registration process of his app.
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Ms. Merk carries on the tradition of illusionism and expert trickery that modern artists sought to eradicate, but enlisting other forces.
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Forster's Frank carries on Harry's tradition of calmly indulging "the mumbo-jumbo" that comes with fighting crime in this freaky town.
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If you walk out of the house, your stream carries on playing, you just won't be able to control it any more.
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The students are with us here this evening and the auto tech program at Diamond Regional Tech School carries on that legacy.
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In gardens, the scent of frangipani carries on the damp breeze; in cities, that unmistakably Indian blend of ordure, asphalt and spice.
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It's a stunning meditation on loss, love, and our powerlessness in the face of time — for better or worse, life carries on.
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Now, it's home to a John Varvatos boutique, but its legacy carries on as a restaurant in the Newark Liberty International Airport.
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Watch: In the scintillating third season of "The Crown," Olivia Colman becomes Elizabeth, determined to keep calm as the world carries on.
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For fashion corporations and young entrepreneurs alike, her legacy carries on with the millions of handbags still on the arms of many.
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Abe told parliament in January the next BOJ head should be someone who carries on the ultra-easy policy bias of Kuroda.
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"We are denied the terminology, so we're silent, and so abuse from female genital mutilation [FGM] to rape carries on," said Rees.
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Dapper Dan carries on this tradition of the delightful, even when you are in the interesting sociopolitical reality that is black identity.
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"But if it carries on for a long time, well, it's going to have an impact," he told Reuters in an interview.
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The scene carries on for far too long and culminates with a giant gust of air blasting Downey Jr. in the face.
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Idehen carries on, justifiably angry at how nightlife has been eroded in the city he moved back to after emigrating to Nigeria.
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Based an hour north of Richmond in Fredericksburg, Infant Island carries on this proud regional tradition on their new self-titled album.
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Rachel Crow's "Dime" carries on this tradition: The song is about valuing yourself — "I'm a dime," Crow reminds us repeatedly throughout the song.
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If it carries on in a straight line, a man, a woman and two homeless people of unspecified sex will be run down.
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Ian: If the show carries on I think we'd want this to keep growing outside of us even, outside of our own limitations.
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His arm up, looking at his cell phone, he remains oblivious to the scene and carries on driving — until he falls right in.
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Mr. Shell carries on a long tradition of important newsmen on the private media side of things becoming influential in American foreign policy.
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As Kate carries on her royal duties this winter, expect to gain more chic coat inspo from the ever-stylish mom-to-be!
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In "On the Edge of This Immensity" she carries on her shoulder a small canoe filled to overflowing with blackbirds, crows, or ravens.
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Clinton is still contending with resistance to her candidacy from supporters of Mr. Sanders as their contest carries on and grows more contentious.
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But the party scene carries on, a compromise between the flamboyance of the 80s scene and the repression that chilled the 90s one.
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"Hopefully, it becomes a tradition that carries on with them as they grow old and something that keeps them close forever," Dane said.
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A spate of recent stuffed-stocking sculptures carries on Ms. Lucas's bodily abstractions and obsessions, generally continuing in the same vein as before.
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Feature After 17 years, the author of the trilogy "His Dark Materials" carries on the story of one of literature's most indelible heroines.
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Total cases and deaths by country "Milan carries on," the mayor of Italy's fashion and finance capital defiantly tweeted just 11 days ago.
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Being a movie, it can show us Frank Reese, a Kansas poultry farmer who carries on old traditions, at work with his turkeys.
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When he carries on alone, speaking to God, questioning and suffering at great, monotonous length, his weakness becomes tedious, as does the film.
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No surprises here — Samsung's smartphone screens tend to be the best in the business, and the Galaxy S20 Ultra carries on that tradition.
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I want to meet and learn from them, because it's so important that someone carries on those memories of what they had to endure.
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" The video carries on Lamar's personal manifesto of caretaking for those in your community and showing that they "have a place in the world.
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Taiwan in general is an epicurean society, and to this day, there is a strong food culture there which carries on in my family.
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But the company itself carries on: they're now focusing on Houseparty, a group video chat app they've been building in secrecy for months. 10.
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Still, he carries on, conceding by his persistence that the best course is to accommodate Trump's policies while apologizing for his most embarrassing outbursts.
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Clarrie Feinstein has a great primer on some of the digital health companies looking to address addiction treatment as the opioid epidemic carries on.
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Mario presents an important argument about video games and violence to the president — put Trump simply jumps over his head and carries on running.
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Exactly five years after that album's release, Purity Ring have shared a new song called "Asido" that truly carries on where it left off.
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Her parents are in declining health, another friend lives in the diabolical grip of A.L.S., silent and immobile even as his brain carries on.
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So whenever Aftandilians gets some (scant, precious) free time, she throws her scrubs in the laundry, gets online, and carries on doing the work.
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The fourth-floor dining room carries on the aggressively zany theme of the rest of the building, with chairs upholstered in multicolored harlequinesque velvet.
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Bro now carries on Heyer's life's mission to be not just non-racist but anti-racist — to stand up against racism, actively, vocally, always.
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A boy peers inside a mobile home's window, turns and looks around, emits a short, shrill scream, and then carries on with his business.
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In an episodic game, there are bound to be growing pains that we watch the studio tackle in real time as the season carries on.
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The main character, Hideo, is an anal retentive and hallucinating manga artist who carries on involved conversations with himself but can hardly communicate with others.
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As the Cannes Film Festival carries on in France, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is reflecting on one of the event's most infamous flops: Southland Tales.
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But, the guy is 33 years old now ... and has nearly 3,000 carries on his body -- causing some to wonder if the end was near.
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But his view of the country and the world very much carries on in the form of the man who lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Some drones follow a dedicated GPS device the user carries on them, while others just follow the GPS of the smartphone paired with the drone.
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"Maybe the child would grow into someone who carries on this legacy of finding a way to make a difference in the world," she wrote.
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Thoros was a brilliant character to play — a red priest who has concrete proof that the Lord of Light exists, but carries on boozing anyway!
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Yet the emergence of another knee injury so quickly seems certain to amplify concerns about the weight Williamson carries on a 6-foot-7 frame.
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It also told employees that it has eliminated duty-free products and reduced the amount of orange juice it carries on board for some flights.
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Along with a few others scattered across the globe, he carries on a centuries-old practice that's becoming obsolete in the age of digital type.
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Obama's appearance at Arlington National Cemetery carries on a longstanding presidential tradition and comes as the U.S. struggles to end various conflicts in the Middle East.
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The son carries on that same love for the White Sox, sporting "WHT Sox 250" on his license plate on the back of his Lexus sedan.
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Life carries on The store quickly put the shirt back on sale after outraged customers flooded it with calls, the Miami Herald reported at the time.
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As these controversies rage on, life inside Mother Teresa's homes carries on as usual, with the same simplicity and routine that's been in place for decades.
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If that carries on, and it clearly can even without the impetus of a recession, payouts must be cut or even more debt will be required.
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As Lady Cox, a veteran human-rights campaigner, argues, this gives "credibility and resources to the Khartoum government while it carries on with its barbaric policies".
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The novel carries on multiple different character POVs, elicited with conceptually variable manners of speaking, globe-spanning settings, and of course divergent layouts for their dialogue.
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Casement, perpetual bachelor, carries on porting; Ward, delivering talks on cannibalism and illustrating adventure stories for Boy's Own Paper, becomes a parody of his African self.
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After carrying the ball twice for 28 yards in Week 1, Johnson had 22 yards on six carries on Friday, along with a 5-yard catch.
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"It's a big potential problem if that carries on because it reduces the affordability of vehicles potentially quite significantly," said Exane BNP Paribas analyst Stuart Pearson.
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The alienist carries on, unfazed, until he makes a shattering discovery: the most dangerous citizens are precisely those who present the most convincing façade of normality.
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Then everyone orders another coffee, takes a taxi to the airport, gets back in their jet, orders beef on the plane, and carries on as before.
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Looking more broadly, the other candidates don't seem to be reaching Biden's levels against Trump even as they become better known as the year carries on.
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But Charley's mom just politely apologizes to Violet for the loss of her brother, then puts her reading glasses back on and carries on about her business.
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And the mishaps: Egan doesn't properly tape his toes in the Alps and carries on, blistered and mangled, until his discomfort finally forces him into a car.
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Outlands games are short and experimental by nature, and North certainly carries on this tradition, although it feels significantly darker (both aesthetically and thematically) than previous releases.
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We do have people coming with the intention of paying and if it carries on like it does, it will pay for the cost of the warehouse.
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Perched on a plastic chair in the municipal hall, his shirtsleeves rolled up, the French president carries on for another two hours, taking notes and answering queries.
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Meanwhile, the timetable for a final EC decision on the Privacy Shield — assuming the Commission carries on pushing ahead with the agreement — is slated for mid-June.
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This souped-up speedster carries on much of the aggressive styling of the GT12 while adding a few alterations to make it unique in its own right.
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"For the past two days the sound of air strikes starts in the night and carries on until the early morning," said one resident of Ras Lanuf.
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The Emily Post Institute, which carries on the work of the eponymous doyenne of etiquette, suggests skipping the hug altogether unless you are closely acquainted with someone.
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Our meeting carries on a long tradition of diplomacy between Russia, the United States, for the greater good of all, and this was a very constructive day.
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THE AGE OF LIGHT By Whitney Scharer The trend of publishing novels that dramatize the lives of people who actually lived — bio-fiction — carries on full steam.
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I said: 'Listen, not one person is going to see a movie where the lead character dies from AIDS and then you see how the band carries on.
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Cracks and other types of degradation can be the result, and even if the device in question carries on working, it may not work as well as before.
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While she and other women fight to make change in the group, the rest of the campus of about 60,000 students carries on with trends of the moment.
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Having bid goodbye to the Veyron at last year's Geneva Motor Show, Bugatti has returned with a successor that faithfully carries on the proud heritage of performance fanaticism.
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As the debate carries on over whether muscle cars are still defined purely by power, General Motors' latest take on the Chevy Camaro strives to be much more.
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Outside factors — how faithfully a movie adapts its source material, how well it carries on a franchise, how blatantly it feeds the audience's nostalgia — are ultimately secondary concerns.
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He carries on his conversation with one unnamed person (likely on the phone), as well as with his lawyer Michael Cohen, in a relatively controlled and deliberative voice.
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The result is a tennis club where only younger players and educated members possess any English, scores are called in French, and net chatter carries on in Kinyarwanda.
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In that time, he's released (as Nobody) ALMS, an often disconcertingly beautiful record that carries on—sonically, at least—where the sprawling Circle, Turn, Sun & Moon drifted off.
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He carries on the ethos of 1960s progressives who, long after the Age of Aquarius, continued to fight for the ideals that animated younger Americans in that decade.
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LONDON — Britain might be convulsed by Brexit, but the contemporary art world, and the 0.1 percent of the population that makes it go around, carries on as normal.
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Stream a video from an iPad to a Chromecast via Google Cast, on the other hand, and the stream carries on even if the iPad disappears from the network.
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Thinking optimistically, it's the kind of problem that'll resolve itself as the season carries on, but in the two episodes that have aired so far, it's a stumbling block.
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The story follows Kaz Kaan (voiced by Jaden Smith), a wealthy young socialite in this New York City–ish environment who carries on the family legacy of demon hunting.
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So when Monica Lewinsky came along, and Clinton lied about his conduct, he was behaving precisely as someone who carries on with multiple women outside of his marriage behaves.
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In fact, they continue to be living in an alternative reality that carries on as if the massive anti-establishment revolt that was the 2016 election didn't really happen.
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The ultimate rebuke to a Trump rally is not the protest outside it but the citizen who strolls past, neither appalled nor enthused, and carries on with his life.
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An elemental purity ties all of these artisans' works, and each piece in the showroom carries on a quiet conversation, in shape and texture and tone, with the next.
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I understand the CrowdJustice founder actually moved to New York in December, effectively relocating the company across the pond, though I'm told the U.K. operation "carries on undiminished" regardless.
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One of the of the things she does that definitely informs my album is how she carries on this long tradition of roots music singers, telling a narrative story.
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"I think for the government it is a problem if she openly carries on having two passports," said Sachiko Horiguchi, associate professor of anthropology at Temple University's Tokyo campus.
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Rosetta still has months left before its mission ends with a dive into its target comet, but its legacy clearly carries on the work of its comet-chasing forefather.
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I think it&aposs the far left in the Democratic Party high jacking, effectively the mainstream narrative, to the ultimate detriment I believe, of the party if this carries on.
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Corbally found something familiar about James Cameron's film, in which Jack, the handsome teenage stowaway on the doomed liner, carries on an intense affair with Rose, a wealthy female passenger.
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But whether a victorious Mr Trump carries on with his pledge to repair the relationship with Russia or turns out to be erratic and hostile, the Kremlin wins either way.
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Whether Gottlieb's successor carries on with these regulations or not, raising the age may be a way to "get ahead of things," said Rep Tom Cole, a top GOP appropriator.
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The result could be that the legislation carries on exactly as before (with Articles 113 and 13 intact); the articles might be removed; or any number of other changes introduced.
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Second, it then carries on the step-by-step nature by gradually introducing different functions and showing users how to use them to build software for their newly assembled hardware.
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After one open shot from 20 yards sailed into the stands, Neymar hid his face in his shirt, devoid of the usual swagger he carries on the world's biggest stage.
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In particular, the longer the United States carries on with sub-4 percent unemployment with no negative consequences, the stronger the case for testing just how low things can go.
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"The longer this ordeal carries on, and the longer the lockdown continues for these unfortunate individuals, the more danger it will impose on the Canadians stuck there," the letter read.
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Savinio's painting carries on the dissonance of his music (he called his style Sincerismo, or Sincerism), preserving the illusionistic character of Renaissance painting while dallying with various degrees of abstraction.
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Twenty-eight candidates have indicated they want "to make sure that the election process carries on" and would use only legal means to express any complaints, it said in a statement.
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It carries on a family lineage — from the original Mac Pro, pretending the 22019 "trash can" never happened — expressed in the pair of steel handles and the latticed front and rear.
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Or maybe Mueller referred Trump Jr. to the Southern District of New York, which carries on with investigations of potential campaign finance violations, the Trump Organization and the Trump inaugural committee.
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In 23, Lynn left to join Bill Parcells in Dallas; he held the same position there, keeping Marion Barber and Julius Jones productive despite splitting carries on a pass-first offense.
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But if the market sell-off, which included Treasuries earlier this month, carries on it could convince some Fed officials to shelve plans to keep tightening policy well into next year.
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Spacek's repeated phrase "drum is a woman" meets with Guy's piano line towards the song's conclusion, offering the listener a motto and melody that carries on far past its run time.
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When Buzz Yudell, an architect who carries on founding architect Charles Moore's Los Angeles firm Moore Ruble Yudell, looks ahead, he is encouraged by the attitude of this generation of homebuilders.
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The family of George H. W. Bush is paying tribute to his altruism — and the organization that carries on that giving spirit still — on the one-year anniversary of his death.
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The state just carries on more and more above market price to induce people, and I think it's impractical for the state and the taxpayer to be held over a barrel.
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Often, the lawmaker representing the district where the tragedy occurred delivers a speech mourning the victims, a brief moment of silence ensues, then Congress carries on with its previously scheduled business.
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It will return to port on Thursday to take on food and other supplies as it carries on with the two-week quarantine, which covers the incubation period of the coronavirus.
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Mstislav Rostropovich played a similar role during the Cold War, and Yo-Yo Ma now carries on this tradition of public citizenship, his presence almost mandatory at scenes of global disaster.
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These enablers are allowing our most important institutions (the F.B.I., the courts, the State Department) to be sullied or dismantled while the ignorant man in our White House carries on unchecked.
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Key is that while the U.S. economy carries on creating jobs at a respectable pace, wage growth remains sub-par and overall labor market conditions, which peaked in December, are steadily deteriorating.
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He knows that if he informs the authorities his mother will be imprisoned, or worse, so he carries on with his Hitler Youth chores, as instructed by a jaded captain (Sam Rockwell).
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PARIS (Reuters) - Iran could have nuclear weapons in one to two years if the country carries on violating the 2015 nuclear accord, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Friday.
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"Theresa does have the qualities to be Prime Minister, she's been an excellent prime minister, I hope she carries on as our Prime Minister for years to come," Gove told BBC radio.
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With all the baggage the Donald Trump presidency carries on both women's issues and civil rights, DeVos' rebuke of current campus rape policies is easy to portray as an assault on women's gains.
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His cap is askew, his jersey fights an uphill battle to stay tucked into his pants, and he carries on a nearly constant conversation with himself — the dialogue typically accompanied by flailing arms.
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As the debate carries on, the voices of older adults and people with disabilities who find themselves underwater amid rising prescription drug costs are largely drowned out by those of more powerful interests.
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"If it carries on like this I will go out of business," said Franco Giovinazzo, who runs Spazio Caffe in central Rome, after selling just six coffees in the normally busy breakfast period.
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And while Sunday night is primetime for the recapping business, publishers say "Games of Thrones" interest carries on strongly through Monday and Tuesday, as "GOT" fans use their sites, along with Twitter, Facebook, etc.
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Disclosure Ft. Lorde: "Magnets" In her collaboration with the electronic duo, Lorde plays a woman who first passionately carries on an affair with a cheater and then punishes him in the best/ worst way.
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In a new book, "Word by Word", Kory Stamper, a lexicographer for Merriam-Webster, a reference-book publisher, duly carries on the tradition, reminding readers that a lexicographer is a chronicler, not a guardian.
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On top of the large stock of impaired exposures, FIBank carries on its balance sheet a significant amount of repossessed assets (BGN932m, equivalent to around 1.3x FCC), mostly in the form of real estate.
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Apps such as White Noise (iOS/Android, $1.99) or White Noise Baby (iOS/Android, $0.99) can help soothe little ones to sleep while the rest of the family carries on with regular evening activities.
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The first scene, clumsily concocted from disparate sections of music, is limp in the way it lets Siegfried depart for the lake when nobody is noticing, and then carries on pointlessly after he's gone.
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It is up 5.2 percent in that period so far, and if it ends October with a gain there are also good chances the market carries on its rally through year end, he said.
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The United States economy has been expanding for nine years in a row and if this streak carries on until August next year it will be the longest economic expansion in the country's history.
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When you go to the restrooms, you may encounter an attendant who has just restocked the hand towels from a large basket she carries on one arm, like Heidi out gathering wildflowers for Grandfather.
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The founder of GHE20G0TH1k recently opened her own vintage boutique called Planet X in Brooklyn, which carries on a bit of the eccentric spirit that Allan and Suzi tried to bring to the forefront.
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PETA President Ingrid Newkirk sent a letter to The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club, the organization which carries on the 85033 tradition of using the groundhog to determine whether there will be six more weeks of winter.
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Merging elements of punk, post-hardcore, and college rock, the title track is impossibly catchy (and deceptively morbid) and proudly carries on the tradition of fuzzed-out, feedback-fueled acts like Dinosaur Jr. and Sugar.
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Ratings data on Wednesday showed about a 43 percent drop in viewers for the premiere of "The Conners," in which the family featured in comedy "Roseanne" carries on without the show's namesake star and creator.
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It revolves around the parallel stories of Vera, a bored housewife who eventually carries on an impetuous affair, and Eva, an older gymnast who faces fears about her body breaking down and her coach's belligerence.
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Family chat messages, social-media chaos filled with anger and cynicism and concern and humor, gazing into the watery eyes of friends, letting the mundane ground me again in the way it innocently carries on.
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In the first of the work's three sections, it's inhabited by Isla, who carries on a conversation with a young man in an adjacent control room, turning the play into something of a love story.
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That was the inspiration behind its music video: that you're catching just one snippet of this traveling singer's journey, lucky enough to hear her stop and sing at a diner before she carries on her way.
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The film only drew $3 million on its opening weekend, so it might fall out of the conversation as awards season carries on, but these are three performances we should be talking about through the Oscars.
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The euro, meanwhile, is down about 3 percent against the dollar in the last 12 months (though it's near flat so far in 2016) as the European Central Bank carries on with its quantitative easing program.
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Fasting "is just one of those things that gets started and just carries on and on," said Dr. Borge G. Nordestgaard, the first author of the consensus document, which was published in the European Heart Journal.
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"The milkmaid and her pail," which is sometimes falsely attributed to Aesop, tells the story of a milkmaid who daydreams about how the milk she carries on her head will soon make her wealthy and beloved.
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KARACHI, Pakistan — Dawn, Pakistan's oldest English-language newspaper, carries on its masthead the image of a man's face and this proud claim: "founded by Quaid-I-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah," who also founded the country itself.
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"Antenna" — recently released in digital form and as a 10-inch vinyl EP — sounds like something else entirely, even as it carries on an inquiry that has always been at the center of Mr. Virelles's work.
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Panel member Sunitha Krishnan pointed to a section of the Immoral Trafficking Prevention Act, which says charges may be applied to a "person who carries on prostitution and the person with whom such prostitution is carried on".
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While the Nablus Soap Company carries on this tradition, the soap-making industry in the West Bank has dwindled from nearly 40 factories at its height in the 19th century to just two working factories in Nablus.
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Photo: Alexander Koerner (Getty)As Mark Zuckerberg's privacy parade carries on, a researcher has revealed his findings of a since-patched Facebook vulnerability in Messenger that could potentially expose information about who users had been communicating with.
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So begins a whirlwind chase that carries on through the rest of the film, give or take a 10-year time jump from 1931 (when April is a child) to 1941 (when she is a young adult).
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Climate: Coronavirus Could Slow Efforts to Cut Airlines' Greenhouse Gas Emissions Culture: South by Southwest Is Canceled as Coronavirus Fears Scuttle Festival From Coughing Fits to Closings, Cultural World Girds for Coronavirus TEFAF Art Fair Carries on.
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Still, some nights, after she throws her scrubs in the laundry and puts her kids to bed, she logs onto Reddit — username "Love4Mizzou"— and carries on helping strangers navigate the infuriatingly complex world of gynecological health care.
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But in the next week, Maersk, the global shipping giant, is expected to announce it is using IBM's version of the blockchain to track the avocados, flowers and machine parts it carries on its enormous cargo ships.
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The tiny new hermit crab is certainly unusual in appearance—red with white claws, and longer, scrawnier limbs than what is typical for a hermit crab—but it's what the crab carries on its back that's so odd.
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" Gaiman would "either send him what [I'd] done so far, and he looks at it and carries on writing it, or he phones you up and says 'the answer, grasshopper, is in the way you ask the question!
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The new movie dutifully carries on the tradition of MIB movies calling out celeb "aliens" by adding a few 2019-specific people to the list that includes George Lucas, Danny DeVito, Elvis Presley, Martha Stewart, and Lady Gaga.
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"They [the US] want to keep a stability that is actually nonexistent in this country," Zúñiga Cáceres said from the small office in the town of La Esperanza, where she carries on her mother's legacy of environmental activism.
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It's important that Elio and Oliver have relationships with women, though for seemingly different reasons: the overheated Elio sleeps with a girlfriend (Esther Garrel), while Oliver carries on a more performative affair with a local (Victoire Du Bois).
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Maybe he's a ringer set up by the show, and Roosevelt will arrest the real Van Bergen — someone innocent, whom we've never seen before — while "the man with the silver smile" carries on drugging and murdering the boy.
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He proudly carries on the American lineage of Winslow Homer, Thomas Eakins, and Norman Rockwell, but there is an oddity about his works that creates psychological pause within the viewer, and sets him apart from the Realist tradition.
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In both cases, a same-sex duet is made to look trite — too foolishly gushy in "Not Our Fate," too tweely cute in "dance odyssey" (which elsewhere carries on as if same-sex meetings were a private aberration).
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Henry rushed for 21 yards on seven carries on Tennessee's first possession to set up Tannehill's 235-yard scoring pass to Anthony Firkser, giving the Titans a 7-3 advantage with 5:39 left in the first quarter.
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Even the most belligerent of the charter networks — I'm thinking Success Academies in New York City, where founder Eva Moskowitz famously carries on a feud with Mayor de Blasio and the unions — is reaching out with lessons-learned.
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Her "Three Seascapes" (1962) begins with dance set against the romantically intense third movement of Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto, then carries on against the abrasive "Poem for Tables, Chairs, Benches" by the still avant-garde composer La Monte Young.
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CreditCreditJames Hill for The New York Times MOSCOW — Ringling Brothers has shut down in the United States, but the big top lives on in Russia, which carries on a deeply-rooted circus tradition that soars above today's geopolitical conflicts.
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Each citizen carries on her person a computer more powerful than any available to a billionaire two decades ago, and many are using their devices to express their unbridled rage at the society that put them in our pockets.
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The film carries on with that kind of blithe irreverence for a while, and your mileage may vary on how hilarious you find Waititi treating just about every adult Nazi around Jojo as either comically cynical, inept, or both.
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Paul McCartney has been a committed vegetarian since his late wife, Linda, stopped cooking meat in the 1970s—but there's one ritual the former Beatle still carries on from his carnivorous life: carving duty at the Christmas Day feast.
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The second your eyes go wide and you mutter "oh no," before later realizing those kinds of moments were formative in developing a sense of self, a cycle of personal improvement that starts in your teens and carries on through adulthood.
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Without the voting power and board control he enjoyed in the immediate aftermath of his ouster, Kalanick can't maintain a grip on Uber as it carries on without him, especially not as its current CEO pledges to turn the company around.
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In this makeshift sensory deprivation tank, he spends ten minutes meditating—which studies in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine found can help reduce anxiety and improve sleep quality—and afterwards zonks out against a full-size pillow he carries on.
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Toomey, an A-rated NRA member — who unapologetically discusses how he carries on the gun-tradition with his children by taking his son hunting — just received the endorsement of two high-profile gun-safety group advocates founded by former U.S. Rep.
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"We made a whole series of calculations and we came out saying Brexit is a tax ... It's equivalent to roughly missing on one month's income within four years and then it carries on ... and there's a consistent loss," Gurria said.
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In the case of Kim Jones, home is merely a stopover, a place (actually, there are two, one in London and another on the beautiful Place des Victoires in Paris) to stow the luggage he carries on his continual travels.
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Tony Badran of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies tracked down the original recording of the speech, in which Nasrallah carries on about "occupied Palestine" as the place appointed by Allah for the "final and decisive battle" with the Jews.
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"China will open up more to the whole world, but if America carries on with its protectionist measures, the U.S. will be left out," said Li Daokui, director of the Center for China in the World Economy at Tsinghua University.
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Editorial Observer The hit movie "Wonder Woman" stages a clever sight gag when our heroine infiltrates a gala held by a hated villain while wearing an evening gown that exposes the hilt of the battle sword she carries on her back.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions carries on -- shielded, oddly enough, by some of the same decisions that led Trump to turn on him -- while Kelly has eluded so many predicted ousters that logic suggests his foothold is stronger than many believe.
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"If Italy carries on acting as it has done until now, namely by carrying out controls on trains, at its interior borders and at exit points, then there is no need (for controls)," Sobotka's spokeswoman said after the two ministers met on Friday.
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Goldberg and Sachin Pandya, a tort law expert at the University of Connecticut, both floated the idea that Bushmaster may be concerned that any unsavory business practices — if there are any to speak of — could come to light as the trial carries on.
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"Today if London is threatened by a tidal surge, we stop the surge here and London carries on with its normal day-to-day business," said East, the engineering manager for the barrier, which spans the Thames in Woolwich in southeast London.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is based on the comics of the same name, with no relation to the popular 1996 ABC series — although it was at one point tied to The CW's smash hit Riverdale, which Netflix (not coincidentally) carries on its site.
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Asked whether a rate hike is "on the table" for a March 14-15 policy meeting, Powell told reporters: "Yes," adding: "It will be appropriate to gradually raise interest rates, including fairly soon," if the economy carries on roughly as it is currently.
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The most tempting answer to the "Who guards Curry/Green/Thompson?" question is always LeBron James, whether straight up or off a switch, but the man can only do so many things, especially considering the burden he carries on the other end.
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Bandleader and multi-instrumentalist Pablo C. Ursusson (who moved to Germany several years ago, but carries on his homeland's autonomous tradition by squatting in Leipzig) also plays in the excellent German black metal band Antlers, so he knows a bit about darkness.
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"The fight carries on, absolutely," Bray told Reuters on Friday outside parliament, dressed in his usual uniform of a blue and yellow hat - the colors of the EU flag - and wearing a large joint Union Jack and EU flag on his back.
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"The fight carries on, absolutely," Bray told Reuters on Friday outside parliament, dressed in his usual uniform of a blue and yellow hat - the colours of the EU flag - and wearing a large joint Union Jack and EU flag on his back.
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YANGON (Reuters) - When a boat stacked with gravel moors at a jetty in Yangon, 14-year-old Aung Htet Myat fills a basket he then carries on his back to trucks that whisk the load to construction sites springing up across Myanmar's booming biggest city.
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Far from it, the fans that pack into the T-Mobile Arena are among the loudest and most colorful in sports and, this still being Vegas, the party starts well before the puck drops and carries on in the streets after the arena clears out.
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Oh, and we have almost five more months of this already shrill campaign to go before we get handed the equally depressing prospect of being reduced to praying the winner somehow cleans up his or her act and carries on like a responsible leader.
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"I believe that the school must represent present life—life as real and vital to the child as that which he carries on in the home, or the neighborhood, or on the playground," Dewey wrote in "My Pedagogic Creed," which was published in 1897.
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The Planetary Society's pioneering spacecraft LightSail 2 is getting ready for its big moment — deploying the solar sail it carries on board, which should be able to propel the spacecraft using only the force of photons from the Sun striking its surface, if all goes to plan.
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But they all require open communication—sometimes in the form of an agreement where certain sexual acts are and aren't on the table—but also the acknowledgement that such discussions mean that no one person gets to control how their partner carries on their separate relationships.
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Strummer died of an undiagnosed congenital heart defect on December 22, 2002, while reading The Observer at home, but his passion for spreading multicultural sounds and ideas carries on today through The Joe Strummer Foundation and Strummerville, which keeps the campfire blazing annually in his honor.
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Elliott, trying for his second career rushing title, had 85 yards on 18 carries on Sunday and now has 1,434 for the season, which gives him a 183-yard lead over Todd Gurley of the Rams, who did not play in Los Angeles's afternoon game against Arizona.
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After being assured that he intends to marry her, Gentileschi carries on an affair with the man who raped her, which eventually leads to a trial that includes Gentileschi's torture (a common means of testing truthfulness at this time), and, despite a favorable outcome, her family's dishonor.
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Using various media on watercolor paper Carrié carries on the imagined adventures of a deathless Aponte and also takes a birds-eye view of the process of Cuba's colonialization: the involvement of Christian religious influence, alternative spiritual traditions that countermand that influence, and alternative origin stories.
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Chelsea Handler opens up about the best and worst types of chat show guests Watch these insanely trippy skateboard tricks in slow motion Queen Elizabeth keeps calm and carries on in diabolically English 'The Crown' teaser Hero kid Naruto runs behind a reporter on live TV outside Area 51
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It holds the nuclear targets that he alone can activate using the biscuit, a small card that he carries on his person that bears the actual codes to launch all or part of the entire American strategic arsenal from anywhere on the globe where the commander in chief might find himself.
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Chelsea Handler opens up about the best and worst types of chat show guests Hero kid Naruto runs behind a reporter on live TV outside Area 51 Queen Elizabeth keeps calm and carries on in diabolically English 'The Crown' teaser Nikolaj Coster-Waldau describes the 'Game of Thrones' WhatsApp group chat
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"I said I would not hand over power to those that don't believe in elections, but the Parliament guaranteed that they will do everything to make sure the process carries on," Mr. Martelly said in his last speech to Parliament, before handing the presidential sash to the leader of the National Assembly.
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But if the U.S. Federal Reserve carries on lowering interest rates and widening the gap between U.S. and Chinese interest rates, the yuan may climb back to the stronger side of 7 per dollar, according to Ji Tianhe, China head of foreign exchange and local markets strategy at BNP Paribas in Beijing.
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"Politically speaking, Ciampi is one of the traitors of Italy," Matteo Salvini told Sky Italia TV. "He carries on his conscience the disaster that has befallen 443 million Italians," said Salvini, who regularly rails against the euro, arguing that a loss of monetary independence has brought years of economic misery to Italy.
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But as the U.S. Federal Reserve carries on lowering interest rates and widening the gap between U.S. and Chinese interest rates, the yuan may climb back to the stronger side of 7 per dollar, according to Ji Tianhe, China head of foreign exchange and local markets strategy at BNP Paribas in Beijing.
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Today, we find ourselves with monopolies-in-practice that manipulate the wages workers and the supply and availability of products to reap profits high above margins; lobbyists that influence government with frightening efficiency; and a string of "combinations amongst masters" in private while the tarring of unions and organized labor carries on publicly.
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The new spectacle is our own face in the mirror as it ages and fades: all the original instinct for display or chase from which this performance rises (or depends) carries on life-and-death while our species looks at its own face, experimenting with disguises, putting time on hold by holding its breath. ♦
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" As the first former federal prosecutor put it, "The way Cohen has behaved in general on Twitter and other things, they sort of know what they're getting with him, and if he had compelling evidence of crimes by Donald Trump, they could put a lot of their qualms aside about how he carries on.
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Nieto's atmospherics owe as much to house and hip-hop as they do anything else, with minor refrains that linger as the melody carries on, echoing the hypnotic unease of a long dusk drive across LA. "Like a lot of people in LA, I never felt tied to any single music scene," Nieto says.
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Gord Dineen played 529 games in the N.H.L. and is an associate coach with the Toronto Marlies of the A.H.L. In a statement, Commissioner Gary Bettman of the N.H.L. praised Dineen for "shaping the lives of numerous players during decades of coaching and crafting a hockey legacy that carries on today through his sons."
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Mr. Trump is isolated and angry, as well, according to other friends and aides, as he carries on a bitter feud with his attorney general and watches members of his family clash with a chief of staff he recruited to restore a semblance of order — all against the darkening shadow of an investigation of his ties to Russia.
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Several times a week, the school's more than 1,400 students line up in the cement-paved courtyard to sing an ode to Mr. Xi's signature phrase, the "Chinese dream": Chinese dream for 1,000 years,Chinese dream for 100 years,The dream carries on, the dream embraces all,For the revival of China, for the revival of China!
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And then, of course, there's the new area -- which are the inventiveness that we're seeing throughout but also particularly like in Shenzhen - creative entrepreneurial ventures where there's great ideas particularly in artificial intelligence, big data, but it carries on to biotechnology, fintech and all those areas which are those new cutting edge areas that are being released for the creativity.
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MaxfieldSince opening in the early '38432s, Tommy Perse's incomparable concept shop has been responsible for launching labels like Giorgio Armani and Comme des Garçons in L.A. Today, its racks in Malibu and on Melrose are stuffed with Chanel and Dior alongside rock-star-worthy garb, and its brand-building legacy carries on — the Apple Watch made its exclusive L.A. debut here this year.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will go in to further depth about his energy and environment positions as the campaign carries on, the Republican Party's top spokesman said Tuesday.
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The audience is split into four groups, each making its way through four parts of Fefu's house: the drawing room, a whimsical kitchen, a lawn bedecked for a game of croquet, and—thanks to a glass floor—a dismal basement where Julia (a brilliant, unnerving Brittany Bradford), who's been physically incapacitated for reasons that are unclear to her friends, carries on a conversation with someone unseen.
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While Iger has played up the launch as part of his strategy to bring Disney products directly to consumers, ESPN executives have privately worried that the service will underwhelm consumers, since it won't have any of the big-ticket sports ESPN runs on linear TV. It also won't have any of the lesser-ticket sports ESPN currently carries on its ESPNWatch digital platform, which it provides to pay TV customers.
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The company recently secured a U.S. patent for an AI-powered system that automatically carries on conversations, and Terry tells me that it's already been testing a deeper set of "talking points" for its AI, including answering frequently asked questions, and looking into how to also use third-party data about the potential customer and the sales people to enhance how it interacts and matches up customers with salespeople.
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We start on Earth... The booster rocket disconnects from the passenger vehicle and returns to Earth... The passenger vehicle carries on to space... Goes past the Moon... To Mars... Lands on the Red Planet... And later, goes on to Jupiter... And lands on one of Jupiter's moons (probably Europa)... Another moon... And on to Saturn... Get six of our favorite Motherboard stories every day by signing up for our newsletter.
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