" Jobs proposed what Ellison called "a more circuitous route.
|
|
That circuitous route creates delays for Afghan trade into China.
|
|
WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — Neneh Cherry's career path has been marvelously circuitous.
|
|
It was a very circuitous route to those temp tracks.
|
|
There is the circuitous drive to the closest border checkpoint.
|
|
Of necessity, he came from Moscow by a circuitous route.
|
|
The circuitous route was met with ridicule on social media.
|
|
Mr. Shortz's career, though, has followed a less circuitous path.
|
|
Like Craig's shipping manifest, poetry often takes a circuitous path.
|
|
Their journey back to the building had been circuitous and improbable.
|
|
AXELROD: Well, yeah, kind of a circuitous route to get there.
|
|
But his route on the road towards stardom has been circuitous.
|
|
Glover certainly went down a circuitous path to join this film.
|
|
Now, for Central American asylum seekers, the path is more circuitous.
|
|
Previously, trials had been difficult and circuitous because of prohibitive regulation.
|
|
I left the performance pondering the circuitous route of liberation today.
|
|
Passengers complained about weird drop-offs, circuitous routes, and shaky driving.
|
|
The circuitous transactions later raised internal legal concerns among N.R.A. lawyers.
|
|
The circuitous transactions later raised internal legal concerns among N.R.A. lawyers.
|
|
Lieutenant Conway's path to his job here was a circuitous one.
|
|
In the final game of her circuitous career, she scored 26.
|
|
If the donation was aboveboard, it may have taken a circuitous route.
|
|
It was full of these circuitous, shimmering melodies, echoing insistently like mantras.
|
|
Its circuitous flight path was around 4 million miles (6.5 million km).
|
|
He took a circuitous route to call baseball — or sports at all.
|
|
But it was a circuitous path that had led him to Wanda.
|
|
Despite his pedigree, he had taken a circuitous route to the ministry.
|
|
He paid $5 million, but he acquired it through a circuitous route.
|
|
Israel and Serago took a circuitous route to become medical device entrepreneurs.
|
|
Instead, he asked why it hadn't arrived in a more circuitous manner.
|
|
Ms. Volent found her way to asset management through a circuitous route.
|
|
The circuitous routes that cargo ships take, called transshipments, are a popular option.
|
|
It's already taken a long and circuitous route to get to the asteroid.
|
|
After 9/11tells her story, and the circuitous path she followed to recovery.
|
|
The news of this reached the Trump campaign in a very circuitous way.
|
|
We followed signs along a circuitous route as my stomach roiled with dread.
|
|
Another was the circuitous routes taken by at least some of the detainees.
|
|
I took the most circuitous route everywhere, usually cutting friend groups in half.
|
|
Now their long, circuitous journeys will end in Game 7 of the World Series.
|
|
For Oehlerking, the path was a little bit less circuitous, but no less impressive.
|
|
Like Tongal, Wattpad also took a circuitous path to becoming a player in Hollywoodland.
|
|
But Moby's latest is taking a circuitous route to the world's mobile devices. 6.
|
|
I rounded the circuitous path up to the Golden Gate Bridge and began crossing.
|
|
They book cheap flights with long layovers and circuitous paths to save...what, $20?
|
|
"The trail of the tusk is very long and circuitous," Ms. Nottage, 53, said.
|
|
MailChimp's path was circuitous, and it came without the glory of enormous funding rounds.
|
|
On the circuitous route to landing both stories, there were many stops and detours.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren has followed a circuitous path to the largest stages of American politics.
|
|
Many came from abroad and were forced to get to Paris by circuitous routes.
|
|
Mr. Williams came to fashion relatively late and, not surprisingly, by a circuitous route.
|
|
So they set off at night, taking a more circuitous route through open ocean.
|
|
He takes circuitous routes to the ends of sentences, if he finishes them at all.
|
|
Those include unpredictable or lengthier transit times, and circuitous and inefficient rail car routing times.
|
|
But Moby's latest is taking a kind of circuitous route to the world's mobile devices.
|
|
"[Science] oftentimes is this circuitous path and there's as many failures as successes," she said.
|
|
His mother was a homemaker, and he came to finance in a rather circuitous manner.
|
|
He took a circuitous route to get to a place many expected him to be.
|
|
As is typical in the Trump era, Sims's path to prominence was random and circuitous.
|
|
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has followed a circuitous path to the largest stages of American politics.
|
|
Circuitous ocean routes that disguise the origins of cargo, called transshipments, are a popular option.
|
|
Second, the university cleared him, largely because the junior colleague provided a somewhat circuitous explanation.
|
|
The path Zamani takes as he constructs a new "hi-story" is a circuitous one.
|
|
I had to go a circuitous route to get to what I am – a painter.
|
|
Last year, the American Bar Association broke down the circuitous history of the case, Pepper v.
|
|
Perjury prosecutions based on congressional testimony are rare, in part because lawmakers often ask circuitous questions.
|
|
The fight to overturn Syed's conviction has taken a circuitous route through the courts since 2014.
|
|
As I walked down the circuitous staircase into the party, a wave of insecurity took hold.
|
|
His donations shed light on the circuitous path contributions can follow once they leave donors' hands.
|
|
The father of three's circuitous line of questioning truly needs to be heard to be believed.
|
|
My taxi driver stank of vodka and chose the most circuitous route possible from the airport.
|
|
Kassar then took a circuitous path to the U.S. that involved securing a visa to Brazil.
|
|
A less circuitous way of doing this is now on offer: reprogram the immune system directly.
|
|
The money followed a legal but circuitous route turbocharged by the 2014 ruling in McCutcheon v.
|
|
These are challenging times for indie booksellers, and Kaplan has trod a circuitous path to success.
|
|
But to suggest that it be forgotten is a circuitous way of reaching the same end.
|
|
Ms. Warren's path to success was not direct, but a circuitous journey of starts and stops.
|
|
Jackson would embody King's penchant for direct action when official paths seemed too circuitous or unlikely.
|
|
Scott Sandell: The way I got into venture capital is a little bit of a circuitous route.
|
|
And when a decision is political, it's usually founded on ideology and circuitous legal logic at best.
|
|
It's the latest development in a case that's already taken a circuitous path through the judicial system.
|
|
The lanky pathologist's circuitous route to Silicon Valley had started in South Africa, where he grew up.
|
|
If it is marketing, it would be a pretty risky and circuitous one, but it's anyone's guess.
|
|
The film's circuitous path to exhibition is a tangled web of vines unto itself, with Warner Bros.
|
|
Along these circuitous routes, his prose takes air, floating on the sheer joy of investigation and rumination.
|
|
But its path to revival was fraught and circuitous — at least on this side of the Atlantic.
|
|
The word "gay" has been on a circuitous and complicated journey in the pages of The Times.
|
|
But that circuitous career has landed Mr. Ubhi, now 39, in the center of a Washington drama.
|
|
Sam's path isn't easy, and the journey of "Under the Silver Lake" has been just as circuitous.
|
|
These supporters spin circuitous defenses of Mr. Duterte's administration, disseminate spurious reports and cast dissent as destabilization.
|
|
And he reveled in conspiracy theories, elaborating on them in language that could be enigmatic and circuitous.
|
|
Vans or buses travel long, circuitous routes, sometimes for weeks, with little sleep for guards or prisoners.
|
|
Like BepiColombo, it traveled for 6.5 years on a circuitous path before arriving in orbit in 2011.
|
|
Getting to this point might have been a little circuitous, but I think it was worth it!
|
|
Since then, the LNG cargo and its circuitous route to Boston have generated considerable speculation among industry analysts.
|
|
This is a long and circuitous way to say that SXSW has somehow recovered, at least for now.
|
|
Flight tracker websites showed Qatar Airways flights taking a circuitous route mostly over Iran to avoid their neighbors.
|
|
Shutting down those routes would require America to use more costly and circuitous alternative routes in Central Asia.
|
|
Like Mr. McDonagh's movie, "American Vandal" takes a circuitous route to earnestly asked philosophical questions about human nature.
|
|
Yet by the circuitous routes of history, both will also one day appear on covers of Life magazine.
|
|
The women of Gabriel's book would gain some recognition, too, but their paths tended to be more circuitous.
|
|
Distant acquaintances found circuitous ways of enclosing their bank-account numbers while complimenting Emma's fortitude and imagined wealth.
|
|
Bilal himself took a circuitous path as a solo artist after his sophomore album was shelved in 2006.
|
|
So there I was on an Arctic evening, deliberately taking a circuitous route to inflate my step count.
|
|
INGRAHAM: And it looks like they&aposre trying to do that in a very circuitous way with Roger Stone.
|
|
The wagon train took a circuitous route through the wilds of northern Pennsylvania so as to avoid Confederate troops.
|
|
And while the route to managing or eliminating sexual pain can be a circuitous one, it's well worth following.
|
|
A drug's path from the manufacturer to the patient is circuitous, and many middlemen are paid along the way.
|
|
The company became an additional middleman in the often circuitous trip a ticket took between Ticketmaster and the fan.
|
|
Despite the circuitous route he has planned, it is unwise to be on the roads around Acapulco after nightfall.
|
|
Which brings us, by a circuitous and not particularly well-paved route, to Anthony Mangieri of Una Pizza Napoletana.
|
|
One of Mr. Okiishi's five videos tracks a circuitous two-borough car journey led by that GPS guru Siri.
|
|
We have no idea how long we will be living out of the van during our circuitous move west.
|
|
If Atlanta elects not to match, it would be a circuitous road back to the Knicks for Hardaway, 15.
|
|
Critics posted maps on social media showing that that was only true if you took a particularly circuitous route.
|
|
Since you're in control of Rip-Tire, try to guide it along a circuitous route that flanks your target(s).
|
|
But Mr. López's path to a passion that arguably has revolutionary impact — and that satisfied his parents — was often circuitous.
|
|
It's just going to be a rougher, more circuitous ride than anyone had previously thought, or that it should be.
|
|
"You know, the way these things come together is so circuitous and she's so busy," Graham said of McCarthy's return.
|
|
There is another more circuitous route between Hodeidah on the western coast of Yemen to the capital in the north.
|
|
They argue that it's a circuitous route to universal coverage designed to please industry, while not answering voters' actual demands.
|
|
The graduate, a 34-year-old Bronx woman named JoAnne Carpenter, had taken a remarkable, circuitous route to the ceremony.
|
|
"You know, the way these things come together is so circuitous and she's so busy," Graham explained of McCarthy's return.
|
|
His laugh continued throughout his answer: "Even with the most circuitous thinking, I can't imagine anyone coming to that conclusion."
|
|
The driver took a circuitous route to circumvent the human traffic jam engendered by Woods's presence at Ridgewood Country Club.
|
|
Sophisticated hackers can route their connections through circuitous proxies and blind alleys, making it almost impossible to follow their tracks.
|
|
His path to the District was circuitous; after escaping Eritrea he spent time in Sudan, Libya, Italy and the Netherlands.
|
|
Since January 2018, Roos said, Fruman had traveled 15 times internationally, sometimes on private planes and often taking circuitous routes.
|
|
But as the narrator's hesitant, circuitous description continues, it becomes clear that Odradek, in fact, has no intelligible shape whatsoever.
|
|
Underground reservoirs of water, oil and gas are connected in extensive, circuitous networks that can change with time or with drilling.
|
|
Maple syrup's circuitous journey from shack to flapjack, the trial has revealed, offers many opportunities for skulduggery, and even for violence.
|
|
On average, the driving moths reached their target about 2 seconds behind the walking moths, although their paths were more circuitous.
|
|
Indeed, for all TerraVia's silliness right now, Soylent's been engaged in a circuitous PR game of its own for months now.
|
|
We must resort to the universal language of flowcharts and family trees to map the circuitous roads found in the Kardashiverse.
|
|
No franchise has had a stranger, more circuitous route to mega-billions tentpole status than The Fast and the Furious franchise.
|
|
After a circuitous career traveling from popular to cult status, she can use it in different contexts and with different connotations.
|
|
Despite a nearly circuitous trend of scandals surrounding Pruitt at EPA, the administrator appeared to walk away from most criticisms unscathed.
|
|
The recovery of the homebuilding industry has been circuitous, but the trend of an ever healthier residential-construction sector is unmistakable.
|
|
As a result, money allocated for victims must travel a circuitous route through several federal agencies, sometimes delaying relief for years.
|
|
That's forced many flights from Doha -- where Qatar Airways operates a major hub -- to take circuitous routings to avoid the restrictions.
|
|
Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda gets to all of this context in a circuitous way, going back in time during moments of reflection.
|
|
Both feature myriad anecdotes of job searches, all with happy endings, but the journey there invariably proves daunting, circuitous and chancy.
|
|
His circuitous path toward becoming an artist began in 2009 when he graduated from Yale University with a degree in architecture.
|
|
That's made for a frustrating season where the big moments have all been forgettable and the subplots have been circuitous and dull.
|
|
What the researchers found was that the liars had a distinctive average mouse movement that was more circuitous than the truth tellers.
|
|
The movie is a fairly straightforward adaptation, but the concept for how it would be made came about by a circuitous route.
|
|
"This scramble just took us 45 minutes," Mr. Hamad, 33, complained after completing a circuitous detour through backwater villages and across orchards.
|
|
It was resurrected a couple of years ago by the indefatigable Mayor Masters, 64, who has followed a circuitous path to politics.
|
|
But the route from filing for bankruptcy to offering to pay those women has been circuitous, and was likely expected to be.
|
|
Later, at Georgia State University, which she graduated from in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in math, her path was more circuitous.
|
|
Some were sent directly to her, and others took a more circuitous route, funneling their way through the city's Puerto Rican community.
|
|
Women have been trying to make inroads ever since, but the road to full citizenship has been long, bumpy, and often circuitous.
|
|
I started on a long, circuitous route to Mexico the next day and pushed my Falklands trip to later in the month.
|
|
He rises at 3am, walks long and circuitous routes, avoids public transport (many targeted killings occur at bus stops), or remains locked indoors.
|
|
But to get to Syria, about five miles away from where I stood in Iraq, I would have to take a circuitous route.
|
|
Products are now defined less by their motherboards and circuitry and more by the circuitous loop of connectedness and data-sharing they enable.
|
|
Elsheikh has followed an even more circuitous route, setting up trading companies in Britain and the UAE and channelling payments through the Emirates.
|
|
An inning later, Jeurys Familia notched his 42nd save of the season, completing a circuitous route from Niese through nearly the entire bullpen.
|
|
" Through some rather circuitous paths, Mr. Trump's real estate empire has been tied to Kazakhstan in ways a Financial Times investigation labeled "dirty.
|
|
The title certainly references the hungry, circuitous, sometimes baroque workings of Chin's mind, but more than that, it points to Chin's ambitious process.
|
|
New England lost in shocking fashion to Miami, Tennessee and Philadelphia completed their circuitous journeys to the postseason and Baltimore's backups beat Pittsburgh.
|
|
Sometimes guides won't travel those routes if they deem the hike unsafe, or they take other routes that can be more grueling or circuitous.
|
|
Four years after losing the opportunity, the circuitous road back that included a 70-day title reign was set to conclude with his coronation.
|
|
Considering oDesk was founded in 2003, and Elance in 1999, it has certainly been a circuitous route to the public markets for the company.
|
|
"We can take the circuitous route to explain why it matters to us — or I can just say that it's purely selfish," he quipped.
|
|
If that sounds like an incredibly circuitous and unwieldy process to find tickets to concerts nearby for artists someone likes, that's because it is.
|
|
When asked by directly Thursday night if wants to take people's guns away, Obama gave a circuitous, long-winded answer filled with emotional anecdotes.
|
|
This is particularly true if that work involves tackling creative projects that have a high risk of failure and a circuitous path to success.
|
|
This would also mean the upcoming Arctic outbreak in the U.S. is, in some way, tied to El Niño, albeit via a circuitous path.
|
|
The dreamy loops and circuitous arpeggios contained in the Vancouver musician Dylan Khotin-Foote's new tape Beautiful You could house some sort of mystery.
|
|
That's still a circuitous path, using a toxics act to regulate non-toxic gases that pose no direct immediate threat to human health locally.
|
|
She always returns to the "landscape of dating" as her intended theme, but the landscape appears horizonless and the detours can be maddeningly circuitous.
|
|
In the initial chaos, he fled Warsaw and took a circuitous route back to Wilno, which was momentarily free, because Lithuania was still independent.
|
|
After 90 minutes of rush hour tribulations, and more than a few circuitous re-routes courtesy of Waze, we finally make it to LAX.
|
|
Despite her circuitous route to the center of American politics, Clinton may find that there is no one better equipped to stand by her.
|
|
The difficulty of disrupting illegal ghost gun operations is underscored by the circuitous route that led authorities to the trafficking ring in New Jersey.
|
|
Some fly circuitous routes to create the impression that they are based in the Egyptian mainland, according to American officials briefed on their operations.
|
|
Isaac Makwala, the Botswanan whose circuitous and contentious path to the 200 final had been the focus of attention here on Wednesday, finished sixth.
|
|
Here are five takeaways: Mr. Biden certainly took a circuitous route to his first victory: fourth place (Iowa), fifth (New Hampshire) and second (Nevada).
|
|
It begins with a chord like the crack of a whip and ends in similar fashion, its circuitous path encircling a cauldron of emotion.
|
|
A flight path directly from Earth to the moon would cover roughly 240,000 miles (386,242 km), but Beresheet will follow a more circuitous route.
|
|
The initial officers, assigned to a local public housing unit, were followed by a sergeant's car as Mr. Funes led them on a circuitous chase.
|
|
There are some circuitous single-path routes between different districts, and fast travel helps you avoid the repetition of running through them again and again.
|
|
That forced the government last year to extend new power lines out into the desert along a circuitous but secure government-held road to Aleppo.
|
|
Emotionally remote but laser-focused on his surroundings, he's also a killer marksman, martial arts warrior and, in a rather circuitous fashion, crusader for justice.
|
|
It bares a distant resemblance to the circuitous shape of the first VW Beetle or a '50s-era Fiat 500, cars often described as cute.
|
|
"Eye Level," with worldly landmarks and private discoveries, mapped routes and circuitous thoughts, suggests a kind of Fodor's or Lonely Planet guide to inner life.
|
|
For Vespertine she commissioned the building of several giant transparent music boxes for which she arranged circuitous melodies that gave the record its haunting chill.
|
|
In the summer of 1943, friends smuggled him by a circuitous route to a hospital in Paris, where he underwent emergency surgery for perforated ulcers.
|
|
El Al planes have to take a circuitous route, flying low along the Red Sea and across the Arabian Sea, circumventing the entire Arabian Peninsula.
|
|
Walmart is making a circuitous and belated push into the digital book market, teaming up with a Japanese company to sell e-books and audiobooks.
|
|
To get to the United States, Ysabel went to Caracas before embarking on nearly three weeks of circuitous travel via airplane, car, bus and taxi.
|
|
They have taken a circuitous smuggler's route to Europe, but Mugdi and Gacalo's sponsorship allows their entry into Norway and its generous immigrant settlement system.
|
|
They livestreamed their circuitous journey on YouTube, interacted with commenters, caught Chipotle burritos in a fishing net, and 503 hours later, they blew past their goal.
|
|
In successive days, when any of our blind colleagues master the circuitous trails from their cabins to the dining hall without assistance, we rejoice with them.
|
|
And even if it follow circuitous logic, it puts new ideas in entertainment to the tech and the story brings us full circus on CNN 10.
|
|
Then, in October 22014, the US-led coalition liberated the city from the militants after months of urban warfare throughout the city's narrow and circuitous streets.
|
|
Making Minshew even more of a surprise star, he's had an unlikely, circuitous path to the NFL that saw him nearly give up on playing football.
|
|
Many of the exchanges between Nadler and Whitaker played out this way, with Nadler asking a yes-no question and Whitaker answering with a circuitous statement.
|
|
It also traces the circuitous routes that belatedly pointed Kennedy toward the more incendiary goals King set first regarding civil rights, poverty and the Vietnam War.
|
|
Her next album has been rumored in detail since 2018, its circuitous path to the marketplace mirroring that of 2016's ANTI, which gestated for years.
|
|
When a performer is astounding on one occasion and exasperating on another, you want him to continue on his chosen path, however circuitous it may appear.
|
|
There is something deeply moody, bitterly romantic, and ultimately poignant about Crowley's circuitous path through life, seeming always to snatch obscurity from the jaws of recognition.
|
|
He said a few passionate but circuitous words as he stepped onto the stage, then looked over at the host, Lyz Lenz, an Iowa-based writer.
|
|
After dropping bugged LCD monitors in Oregon, they followed along as the trackers traced a circuitous route through the summer of 21 and into the fall.
|
|
The circuitous wings, metal grates on the doors, and institutional color palette of weathered 1970s blue, brown, and beige all bear witness to the building's former life.
|
|
The crossing and corridor - including a road, bridge over the Ravi River and immigration office - will replace a drawn-out visa process and circuitous journey through Pakistan.
|
|
Maria, herself, has certainly had a circuitous career path, from beauty writer to MBA grad to working in corporate finance before she finally launched Rodial in 1999.
|
|
Historically shut out of political life, women in Egypt have had to navigate circuitous routes to acquire the rights, privileges, and protections not typically afforded to them.
|
|
Under settings, there's a privacy tab that shows this box: The service's mobile apps don't have a dedicated option but provide circuitous routes to the web option.
|
|
When they straggle across the IOM puts them on buses to Agadez, where they join a hotch-potch of nationalities who have come here via circuitous routes.
|
|
Well "Wild At Heart" is a bit like that song, but more subtle, less clobber you over the head with the synth lines and the circuitous lyrics.
|
|
Since then, efforts to reach a wider public have included a circuitous trail of social media clues, Comic-Con events, trailers and partnerships with platforms like Twitch.
|
|
He would lead a circuitous life that has since involved running a seedy hotel in Times Square, a successful career in mathematics and dramatic voyages at sea.
|
|
I had this sense of having followed someone blindly through a warren of circuitous sentences, minus the usual mile markers of chapter breaks, and suddenly being abandoned.
|
|
The well-traveled pig is a byproduct of Nafta, which has helped create complex agricultural supply chains that make for an often circuitous route to the consumer.
|
|
Thanks to circuitous global supply chains, really blocking American access to rare-earth products could mean cutting off much of the rest of the world as well.
|
|
The crossing and corridor, including a road, bridge over the Ravi River and immigration office, will replace a drawn-out visa process and circuitous journey through Pakistan.
|
|
The crossing and corridor, including a road, bridge over the Ravi River and immigration office, will replace a drawn-out visa process and circuitous journey through Pakistan.
|
|
Given the uplifting imaginative power of deft divination within her meta-historical interpretation of the Dada intelligencia, our presentism (like theirs) is always defended as inscrutably circuitous.
|
|
Al Shabaab has tried to prevent defections by requiring senior members to get travel passes, two defectors told Reuters, forcing some to take circuitous routes through the bush.
|
|
There was a ban on face-to-face talks between the two sides; if anything was going to get done, it required an imaginative, secret, and circuitous route.
|
|
The chapter "Ballerinas in a Box" mostly traces the artist Joseph Cornell's near-obsession with Dickinson, but Charyn takes such a circuitous path that the portrait becomes muddled.
|
|
The enterprise is rife with legacy systems and circuitous processes that frustrate employees and hinder results — and the startup has just the perfect product to fix the problem.
|
|
Saudi Arabia does not recognize Israel and flag carrier El Al must take a more circuitous path to avoid Saudi Arabia, which can add hours to flight times.
|
|
Jung Bong threw his first minor league pitch when he was just 240 years old, and his path through the minors was as direct as Puffer's was circuitous.
|
|
In the course of our visit, we encountered Spaniards, Serbs and British expatriates, all of whom have made their way to the island by circuitous, highly personal routes.
|
|
After one season he was spotted by an agent and taken to Slovakia for a successful trial at Kosice, and Matic's circuitous journey to the Premier League began.
|
|
It was the middle of World War I and her circuitous route took her through British waters, where the authorities stopped the boat to question those on board.
|
|
What put him there was a ruling by the Supreme Court, which lifted the Constitution's ironclad ban on presidential re-elections in a circuitous ruling two years ago.
|
|
With many of the sick going untested and untreated because of circuitous bureaucracy and short supplies, the number of infected and dead could be significantly higher than reported.
|
|
There are three ways to get to Malibu 13 — from the Pacific Coast Highway, from the circuitous back roads northeast of Malibu or by way of C.D.C.R. transport.
|
|
I reached Fragonard's multilevel ocher building — a parfait of shop, museum and working perfumery — and stood outside to catch my breath after the circuitous trek from the church.
|
|
By what circuitous and vertiginous yet (seemingly) inevitable course did they travel from that moment to this, the chastened wife retreating from the husband's expression of veiled triumph?
|
|
Over and over, optimistically and stubbornly, commendably but maybe also a bit foolishly, utopia just seems to take a long and circuitous route to the same, inevitable destination.
|
|
Because all five of the bridges spanning the Tigris have been bombed, Iraqi troops will trace a circuitous path to western Mosul, initially approaching it from the south.
|
|
"This lobster had a bit of a, you know, circuitous route from its origin," Jeff Nichols, a spokesman for the Department of Marine Resources told the Portland Press Herald.
|
|
Were my wife and I on different cell providers, or were we in different cities, the route of her message to me would be a good deal more circuitous.
|
|
Patrons who want to travel between the children's levels must now either use the elevator, or take a circuitous route around the library, up and down flights of stairs.
|
|
The overwhelming majority were obtained through the circuitous, ambiguously legal method that exists in New Zealand—a system criticized by the United Nations for being an arbitrary, discriminatory mess.
|
|
To avoid the long wait times, which can extend months, some migrants take circuitous routes to reach the border and cross between ports of entry, sometimes in remote areas.
|
|
He would eventually make the same trip and join the highest echelons of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but he took a more circuitous route.
|
|
If anything, it seemed the opposite: Herrlich had played for Leverkusen, he was a recognizable name and he had followed a relatively orthodox — if slightly circuitous — route to coaching.
|
|
So, you know, I was dipping my toe into those waters, and I came through this circuitous route of journalism and sports writing and ... We'll talk about that a little.
|
|
The day of the plumber's funeral, for example, the town was reachable only by a circuitous route, and soldiers had raided the place the night before, looking for potential attackers.
|
|
As its supply lines are cut, in northern Iraq for example, ISIS has to spend more to transport fighters, weapons and supplies via more circuitous routes across the Jazeera desert.
|
|
Gee. I can't think of a better, more circuitous way to signal how much you despise a guest you probably shouldn't have invited to your home in the first place.
|
|
In addition, many old routes made unnecessary turns and took circuitous paths that some drivers said sent them through the same neighborhood three times, often leaving them stuck in traffic.
|
|
A person close to Mr. Broidy said the money was passed through the Canadian company at Mr. Nader's request, and the reason for its circuitous path could not be determined.
|
|
This is a bit circuitous, and doesn't even touch on Ginsburg's long career fighting against all forms of gender discrimination (including sexual harassment), but bear with me for a second.
|
|
Khalifa Hifter, frustrating his predictions of an easy march into the capital, Tripoli, and forcing him to rely on long and circuitous supply lines through the desert to the south.
|
|
He noted that Fruman has access to private travel abroad and there's no indication that Vienna was his final destination in October, as he often takes "circuitous" routes when traveling.
|
|
After hearing Hansen describe the stolen polysilicon's circuitous journey from Alabama to Hong Kong, and the material's importance to the American tech industry, the agent agreed to open a federal case.
|
|
Try if you like: The Wire (this is only a guess; we haven't seen The Night Of yet) The Night Of has followed a very circuitous path to the small screen.
|
|
Berenson, a historian whose great-grandparents were among the first Jews to live in Massena, explores the origins of the blood libel and traces its circuitous route to upstate New York.
|
|
To reach Europe and America, the airline's planes will now have to take a circuitous northern route along the Persian Gulf, skirting Iraq and Syria, before finally turning west (see map).
|
|
This circuitous route took 10 years and was so far away from a source of solar power that the craft had to be put in hibernation for part of the journey.
|
|
A spokesman for PLDT said "many barriers still stand in the way", and a "tedious" permitting process, which a Globe spokeswoman described as "circuitous" as local governments set their own rules.
|
|
An early chapter, entitled "Auction Catalog: Claudette Wells Memorabilia," consists entirely of grainy photographs and descriptions of items to be auctioned off, sending the reader on an appealingly circuitous treasure hunt.
|
|
MUSMA It's not easy to find, but Matera's Museum of Contemporary Sculpture, housed in the three-story 16th-century Palazzo Pomarici, is well worth the uphill, circuitous trek through Sasso Caveoso.
|
|
In it, the committee sketches out a circuitous investigation that began in the spring of 2016, through which it ultimately found Mr. McLaughlin guilty of requesting nude photos from an employee.
|
|
Though Mr. Sze tends to follow straight lines professionally and Ms. Nastasi more circuitous ones, they established on their first date that their approach to new relationships ran a similar trajectory.
|
|
But it is also an approach that carries risk: The dated references and circuitous speaking manner were reminders of Mr. Biden's lengthy, sometimes controversial policy record, and of his age — 19723.
|
|
The marathon's course begins in the center of Harbin and follows a circuitous route that ends on Sun Island, which is four miles long and has about a dozen small hotels.
|
|
Such were the concerns about his safety that his airplane, call-sign SE-BDY, flew a circuitous route, skirting Congolese territory and observing near-total radio silence before it approached Ndola.
|
|
He took a circuitous route to the bus station; at one point he stopped in the doorway of a shopping precinct and waited, poised like a man about to turn back.
|
|
He was backed by Sir Christopher Chope, a maverick Tory, who noted that Mr Bercow once accepted an amendment that, by a circuitous route, prepared the way for the referendum in 2016.
|
|
Whereas American ICBMs must fly over Russia to hit China—which could lead to dangerous misunderstandings—gliders could take more circuitous routes, avoiding missile defences and leaving adversaries uncertain of the target.
|
|
In 2010, she was stranded during a trip to the United States following the eruption of a volcano in Iceland and had to follow a circuitous route home via Portugal and Italy.
|
|
Saudi Arabia does not recognize Israel and El Al must take a more circuitous route to avoid Saudi Arabia, which it has said adds two hours to flight times and increases costs.
|
|
And before the afternoon is over, she will take me on a circuitous tour of her long life in the spotlight, with frequent side trips into the persistent problems of being Barbra.
|
|
The airline - which operates Africa's biggest fleet - stands to save millions of dollars a year by using Eritrean airspace instead of taking circuitous routes to some Middle East destinations, Tewolde told Reuters.
|
|
Jack Ma and Elon Musk may get more headlines, but it's the circuitous route taken by the innards of smartphones and servers that really defines the most important diplomatic relationship in technology.
|
|
The ruling comes as yet another twist in the lawsuit's circuitous path through the court system, one that continued far longer than many, including legal experts and the families, had initially expected.
|
|
Each of the three people linked to Mr. Stone who either appeared before, or have been called to testify in front of, the grand jury have circuitous connections to the Russia investigation.
|
|
The documentary's producer, Emelie Mahdavian, who edited a massive quantity of Fazili's cell phone video, which was sent to her via circuitous routes over several years, explains how the film came together.
|
|
The cargo at the heart of the controversy is carried by Gaselys, a tanker that was approaching Boston Tuesday after various delays and an unusually circuitous course generated intense speculation among energy analysts.
|
|
Some patients I met had confidently known their choice and their reasons from the moment the test came back positive, while others had taken a more circuitous path to a nonetheless resolute decision.
|
|
My favorite advertisement featured an aerial view of a luxury hotel's nodal network of swimming environments: triangular and rhomboid pools connected by waterways and fed by waterfalls — a circuitous and continuously flowing system.
|
|
Though she took a circuitous route to the big screen and is still far from a household name, Hunt has given memorable performances in Dune, Kindergarten Cop, and alongside Robin Williams in Popeye.
|
|
This can happen directly — for instance, Google can tap everything it learns about how we use our phones to create an artificial intelligence engine that improves our phones — and in more circuitous ways.
|
|
Spiegel's circuitous language of "an experience of an experience" is not just about enjoying a fun moment again, but how one experiences that memory—in what form, in whose app, under what conditions.
|
|
The new guidelines are the EU's first major update to its copyright laws since 2001, and they've gone through a circuitous and confusing legislative process that only caught the public's attention last summer.
|
|
After a circuitous third season that took us from South Central LA to Kansas to the high seas, Season Four starts out in Israel, where Maura's been invited to speak at a conference.
|
|
Ms. Franklin made the song a patient, circuitous, ultimately spectacular ascent, from a husky, inward-looking start to an airborne finale, through husky assurances and bluesy sufferings, through grainy determination and powerful purity.
|
|
We followed them through a circuitous network of ports, apparently designed to cloak their movement, and onto a ghost ship owned by a Russian businessman whose company has been accused of evading sanctions.
|
|
Mr. Valls's circuitous route to candidacy in Barcelona, where he was born, has opened him to charges from opponents of being an opportunistic carpetbagger, a political shape-shifter looking for a second life.
|
|
Instead, they recount the circuitous, bizarre pronouncements Dal Bello subjects them to every time they call the family home—including claims that she cares for six child refugees from Saudi Arabia at home.
|
|
"The case involves a circuitous web of routes created by the said Modi and in such circumstances, the fraudulent transactions appear to be in the personal knowledge and exclusive domain of Nirav Modi".
|
|
He traced the circuitous path by which he'd been arrested at an anti-Putin rally in Moscow two years ago and now, living in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, is seeking political asylum.
|
|
Often the most feasible way of walking from one point to another is not a straight line but a zigzagging, circuitous detour, because we don't want to be mired ankle-deep in mud.
|
|
He performed textbook countersurveillance moves as he navigated the city—taking circuitous routes, doubling back on himself, and hopping on and off different modes of transportation to throw off anyone trying to follow.
|
|
This format — relaxed, circuitous, able to take in both his own work and also work by others — is particularly well suited to Drake, who's as definable by his taste as by his sound.
|
|
Late in the second period in Calgary, the Flames clawed back into the game, taking a fairly circuitous route to get there: a wrist shot, a deflection, and a bounce off an opponent's face.
|
|
But the road from her home country to New York, then Florida and finally, a U.S. Open final against Serena Williams, has been a circuitous one, marked by incremental improvements both physically and mentally.
|
|
Conventional bus and train transit excels at moving large volumes of passengers along busy corridors, but struggles to provide cost-effective service in outlying areas, where circuitous bus routes operate with few hourly boardings.
|
|
At the same time, it also threatens to be a return to the very same kind of tired conflicts, ideas, and circuitous character development that have caused viewer interest to plummet in recent years.
|
|
Two months later, after a circuitous journey that included a ship-to-ship transfer and a stop in Malaysia, its cargo arrived in China - a roundabout voyage that allowed it to avoid Beijing's tariffs.
|
|
Movassate (pictured above) previously worked as a product manager at Facebook, and when I interviewed him after the startup's Series B, he recalled the circuitous process normally required to collect and analyze user data.
|
|
In one particular video piece, Whole, the team drills a series of gaping holes into their house, creating a structure akin to a circuitous hamster cage, in this case, one made for human use.
|
|
With the Israeli military having shut down the main road, local teenagers put up signs to coax Palestinian drivers along circuitous routes to Ramallah, the seat of Palestinian government, and Huwara, a neighboring village.
|
|
Allegations that he had exposed himself to Paula Jones while governor of Arkansas led, by a circuitous route, to the revelation that he had sexual encounters while president with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
|
|
Apple's lawsuit provides an inside look at the circuitous shipment routes that bring some overseas-manufactured counterfeits through multiple companies before they reach domestic retail markets and are offered for sale to U.S. consumers.
|
|
Israel's flag carrier El Al, which must take more circuitous paths to avoid Saudi Arabia, has asked the International Air Transport Association, an airline industry lobby group, to help it gain access to Saudi airspace.
|
|
The reveal is slow and circuitous, delivered in Hempel's characteristic fragments, simultaneously Delphic and self-deprecating: I have heard jokes about impossible things to joke about: the Holocaust, AIDS, the attack on the Twin Towers.
|
|
Ordnance removal specialists have discovered so many improvised bombs in Bashiqa that United Nations Development Program officials entering and leaving the camp there have had to drive a circuitous route to avoid being blown up.
|
|
Blumenthal, a senior adviser to both Bill and Hillary Clinton, follows Lincoln's circuitous journey into the Republicans' embrace with an acute eye for the nuances of political rhetoric and the tactics of the committee room.
|
|
Their coming return there will complete a long, circuitous voyage through Israel and the United Arab Emirates to Hobby Lobby, the arts and crafts chain, and eventually into the hands of the United States government.
|
|
"I saw what was coming," said Mr. Yussuf, 216, who fled his home in Somalia in 2013 to make a circuitous, five-month voyage to San Diego, where he applied for asylum but was rejected.
|
|
In truth, the circuitous saga of the Betty Boards (the name fans give to the coveted live recordings Betty made) and Betty's history with the band are an inescapable part of the Cornell '77 story.
|
|
It is the perfect complement to the Historical Society exhibition, which traces the circuitous routes that belatedly pointed Kennedy toward the more incendiary goals regarding civil rights, poverty and the Vietnam War that King set first.
|
|
Over the subsequent months, I was repeatedly failed by the system I had trusted, as I struggled with non-communicative staff and circuitous policy which, more often than not, was not followed as it was written.
|
|
The tabloid madness reaches its peak with the absurdity of one sexting partner trying to confront Weiner as he goes out of his way to avoid her, following a circuitous path through a fast-food restaurant.
|
|
The expressway is designed as a self-financing toll road, but Muhumuza said there is not enough traffic to Entebbe, a staid, colonial-era lakeside town, that will pay tolls to avoid the more circuitous route.
|
|
Last week, the main U.S. rail regulator, the Surface Transportation Board, sent a letter to Harrison citing a litany of complaints about CSX's service, including unpredictable or lengthier transit times and circuitous rail car routing times.
|
|
"Investigators have been able to identify that artifacts like this often take very circuitous routes through Asia, where they are entered into the shipping stream at very high volume ports," the agency said in its statement.
|
|
This means the federal government will effectively "print" the money, likely in a circuitous way by issuing new Treasury debt and using the Federal Reserve Bank as a backstop to buy it all if investors won't.
|
|
What the book doesn't capture is the circuitous route Mr. Dal Monte took going from Cremona to wrangling reporters in America, the world's largest market for Ferrari, or how he came to write this comprehensive book.
|
|
After two years of circuitous negotiations, London largely granted the restive Anguillans' request to secede from the federation with St. Kitts and Nevis and return to the mother country as a representative democratic dependency of Britain.
|
|
Congress could simply repeal the provision of the Dodd-Frank Act expanding the use of administrative proceedings, but the legislative proposal takes a more circuitous route to make them far less useful in a contested case.
|
|
Here the author's own trajectory serves as example: He was an egregiously poor high school student who took a circuitous route afterward, came late to college, declined to follow standard academic advice there, and achieved ... yes, Harvard.
|
|
Even more recently, there were Matthew Weiner's circuitous denials of sexual harassment to Vanity Fair, but also he admitted he had been a "tough boss" during Mad Men, and ended with a very Real Housewives–y apology.
|
|
Bailey says he intends to explore the notion of productivity, which feels like the kind of circuitous task Kramer might have undertaken in a discarded "Seinfeld" plot pitched by an intern who had been misreading Samuel Beckett.
|
|
Pree Walia, co-founder of the Nailbot and CEO of Preemadonna, talks about the circuitous path she took toward the creation of the Nailbot, and how her company's using a grassroots movement to get the word out.
|
|
His career has taken a circuitous course since then, but he remains a singularly evocative vocalist, both on solo albums such as "A Love Surreal" (released in 2013) and in guest appearances with Kendrick Lamar and others.
|
|
Mr. Green was accused by the American Military Partner Association and other gay-rights advocacy groups of discriminating against gay, bisexual and transgender individuals, particularly given the military's circuitous history of treatment of gays in the military.
|
|
And if it can break through some other segment of the first island chain — say, the broad Miyako Strait south of Okinawa — shipping could take the circuitous route to South Asia outside the South China Sea rim.
|
|
Other security measures implemented to heighten the secrecy around the celebrities' identities included instructing drivers to take long, circuitous routes between the homes of the masked stars and the studio, to throw off any would-be tails.
|
|
In their circuitous way, the Coens get around to sketching in a story with the kidnapping of a major Capitol star, Baird Whitlock (George Clooney), who's nearing the end of production on one of its big prestige pictures.
|
|
The airline's planes can no longer fly through the airspace of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates or Bahrain, forcing them to take circuitous routes that will add significantly to the cost and duration of the flights.
|
|
But its depiction of '90s America is just as impressive, tracing the circuitous route of serial killer Andrew Cunanan backward from his most famous victim through a gay scene struggling not to be forced back in the closet.
|
|
The president's order, however, has no legal authority over the rule itself, and is simply a nod to Pruitt to begin the circuitous legal process of dismantling it, which could take more than one term to see through.
|
|
And, because of the (sometimes circuitous and languorous) route that Apple took to get here, you can actually still detach the keyboard and set down the Pencil and get an incredible tablet-based experience with the iPad Pro.
|
|
Last week, the Surface Transportation Board, the main U.S. rail regulator, sent a letter to Harrison citing a litany of complaints about CSX's service, including unpredictable or lengthier transit times and circuitous and inefficient rail car routing times.
|
|
The circuitous route taken by the migrants -- via air from Cuba to South America and then over land to the U.S. border -- is the result of an agreement reached between five Central American countries and Mexico this month.
|
|
Some users of Uber have said they are fed up with what they call the rough manners and reckless driving of conventional cabbies, the circuitous, fare-inflating routes they take and the stench of cigarettes inside their vehicles.
|
|
The American approach sometimes may appear more cold and ruthless than other systems, and yet far more effective at delivering on ultimate, broad social good than any other system, although admittedly after a circuitous and often chaotic journey.
|
|
On Thursday, an even more circuitous route takes in Schumann's "Variations on an Original Theme," more late Brahms, a Mozart rondo, a Bach prelude and fugue, and, finally, perhaps with a hint of irony, Beethoven's "Les Adieux" Sonata.
|
|
All the while, though, Crown is actually planning to steal a Claude Monet landscape painting as part of an elaborate scheme in which the canvas is eventually returned to the Met in a circuitous and highly unexpected way.
|
|
Mr. Yebga and the others are among the more than 11,200 people who last year discovered a circuitous route into the European Union that has left this small island with the most asylum seekers per capita in Europe.
|
|
Criminals are also becoming much better at gaining access to "high-value targets," like executives at prominent businesses or political figures, by taking a circuitous route through people who work with them or are loosely connected to them.
|
|
This painful and circuitous history reflects how looted artworks that have been in private hands for decades are coming to market after settlement agreements with the rightful owners, in a way that tries to address their tainted past.
|
|
China has all but stopped buying American soybeans, which — in a circuitous new global legume market — are now going to South America, when they are not being thrown into storage in wait of an end to the trade war.
|
|
Two months later - after a circuitous journey that included a ship-to-ship transfer and a stop in Malaysia - its cargo arrived in China, according to shipping data analyzed by Reuters and interviews with Malaysian and Chinese port officials.
|
|
Refinery29's Fashion Features Director, Connie Wang, shares her circuitous path from Minnesota to Manhattan, tracing her love of unconventional style, and how other young women can tap into their roots, not just trends, as a means of inspiration.
|
|
Operating primarily across the South and Midwest, guards travel up to weeks at a time along circuitous routes, typically picking up and dropping off prisoners in 15-passenger vans or sometimes minivans retrofitted with interior caging and darkened windows.
|
|
Foremost was Foles, whose circuitous path from an Eagles draft pick in 2012 took him from an unfulfilling stint with the Rams to a season in Kansas City before Philadelphia made what proved to be a franchise-defining decision.
|
|
New York City F.C.'s circuitous search for a permanent home — a seven-year quest that generated frustration for the team, exasperation among its supporters and endless ridicule from rival fans in Major League Soccer — has come full circle.
|
|
With a reduction in the number of flights going into China, players travelling from overseas were already having to take circuitous routes to report to their clubs as preparations slowly built up for the anticipated start to the season.
|
|
As career paths become increasingly circuitous, more couples are facing the pressure of supporting a partner through a major career change — whether it's the building of a new business venture, an unexpected layoff, an industry pivot, or another professional shift.
|
|
Although she's always been a huge fan of artists like Massive Attack, Annie Lennox, and Billie Holiday, her route to making music of her own was somewhat circuitous, having first moved to London to study fashion at Central St. Martins.
|
|
Los Angeles and Rome are sprawling cities and their bids have larger footprints than those of Paris and Budapest, but they still cluster the main centers close together and lack Rio's mountains which lead to circuitous routes around the city.
|
|
"The Northwest Passage is full of islands and is quite circuitous, you have to work through not just the ice but the islands as well," said Roger Rufe, former vice admiral of the US Coast Guard, on a press call.
|
|
They're hoping to find this asymmetry so that, in a circuitous way, it could help explain other mysteries of the Universe, like why even though every kind of particle has an antiparticle, scientists still observe way more regular matter than antimatter.
|
|
As such, the only arbitrary exercise of power evident in Dimaya seems to be the court's willingness to engage in circuitous logic to protect alien criminals from non-existent threats to due process rights that they clearly do not possess.
|
|
Direct is a loaded word, of course — with its implications of a lack of thought, of simply belting long passes in the general direction of a tall striker — but there is no question that Liverpool does not take the circuitous route.
|
|
Twice — as he was heading to Hanoi, and then from there to Manila — they diverted Air Force One on circuitous routes to allow Mr. Trump to depart earlier than planned from one stop and still stay on schedule for the next.
|
|
The businessman and former mayor's path to the presidency was circuitous, marked with struggles to find a political party -- which may ultimately have proven a good omen, as polls suggest that Bukele's supporters were dissatisfied with the country's traditional political parties.
|
|
Robeisy, whose path to the Games was far more circuitous than Stevenson's with the 22-year-old Cuban having to travel to Azerbaijan in June to qualify after failing to secure a slot in the Americas, showed his pedigree and craft.
|
|
At the moment, crude oil moving out of North Dakota's prolific Bakken shale to "refinery row" in the U.S. Gulf must travel a circuitous route through the Rocky Mountains or the Midwest and into Oklahoma, before heading south to the Gulf of Mexico.
|
|
This kind of amazes me, because the prior obscurantist mystification first sensed in circuitous Art Nouveau (when it really was new) finally springs into a widespread cultural movement, not through one of its initial theorists-practitioners, like Hortsa, but by this newbie.
|
|
And so we started to make our way through the arena and then out through this very long circuitous pathway that the Secret Service had set up that probably ended up traversing about a quarter -- a quarter to a half a mile.
|
|
Yes, Boucher is older than most longer-term projects out there—Bruno Caboclo is 22, for example—but he also got a very late start, traveled a circuitous path, and hasn't had many breaks, waiting time after time to gather real career momentum.
|
|
After a circuitous journey that included having to lay off virtually his entire team and moving out of the posh San Francisco offices, Gumroad is alive and supporting its customers, but it is not by any stretch a billion-dollar company, he says.
|
|
Alternately, Trump can argue that even if the payments were technical violations of campaign finance laws, he should receive only a slap on the wrist because they ultimately were funded out of his own pocket, an arguably circuitous way of legalizing the payments.
|
|
Designed to have "unlimited" range, the cruise missile propelled by an onboard miniature nuclear reactor could theoretically fly for days in circuitous patterns while hugging close to the earth's surface, making it incredibly difficult to shoot down with existing missile defense systems.
|
|
Because of her idealism and her resemblance to the pretty star of a simpler type of film—blink and you'll mistake Sicario for a romance—Kate Macer holds the viewer's hand like a nanny through a sophisticated, circuitous, and highly ambivalent movie.
|
|
During a circuitous, indefensibly long campaign, Sanders has managed to drive left-leaning, politically passionate millennials away from the Democratic Party's nominee and into the arms of a bunch of third-party nobodies who currently function as (ahem) valid options for protest voters.
|
|
It rose in the circuitous and unexpected manner of a viral video, rather than one that had been calculated to game YouTube's algorithms by seizing on interest in breaking news or tragedy — it had no catchy headline, no recognizable personality, no vast theorizing.
|
|
The experiment, beginning in the early years of Communist control, of overlaying an imperial capital with a Soviet-style industrial city failed miserably, leading to circuitous commutes and atrocious air pollution, not to mention the destruction of vast swaths of historical neighborhoods.
|
|
A continuous chain of embedded multiplicitous ratios likened to sand, wood, or seashells inscribe lived experience into granular multi-scale polyrhythms, which cascaded around the relatively tight stereo field of the restaurant as Ashanti harnessed and juggled his inner flows of circuitous energy.
|
|
The dry leaves rattle overhead; I stand there, wondering if the Honeycomb, the large open space and its many circuitous tunnels, is still under my feet, if the descendants of Hazel and Bigwig are curled up beneath me, listening to my footsteps.
|
|
Ms. Schmorr, the owner of Lulu, the pug who took a more circuitous route to the finish line in Hamburg, confessed that she was uninterested in the breed, until she took in the pug that had belonged to her mother, after her death.
|
|
But some GOP senators have expressed frustration over media queries about how they might vote on evidence or witnesses or have gone out of their way — using circuitous routes in and around the Capitol — to avoid interviews on the politically charged trial. Sen.
|
|
U.S. concerns about potential security risks from migrants using the unusual and circuitous southern route have been growing in recent years, following a string of Islamic State-inspired attacks in the West and the surge in Syrian refugees fleeing that country's civil war.
|
|
Investigators believe Adam Densmore killed Ashley Mead, the mother of his 13-month-old daughter, in Boulder and drove a circuitous route to Oklahoma in a 2001 Volvo station wagon with the child and Mead's body inside, Boulder police public information officer Shannon Cordingly said.
|
|
A fanatical collector of martial arts film posters (his collection resides in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences library) and an Ivy League graduate, Mr. Chin took a circuitous life path — with stops in Toronto, Washington and Hollywood — to get to that place.
|
|
They found trash rooms bursting with cardboard, elevators and exits blocked by bags of recycling, trash chutes with pest problems, circuitous routes from trash storage to curb, sidewalks piled with mountains of garbage bags and ad hoc procedures that created friction at every turn.
|
|
On Thursday, Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said he needed clarification on whether White House officials had pursued "a circuitous route" to feed Mr. Nunes the materials so he could then hand them to Mr. Trump.
|
|
In fact, when it comes to covering essential treatments for patients suffering from debilitating conditions, the distance between the prescriber's pen and the goal therapy is often a long, circuitous, and painful journey – one that does neither patients nor the health care system any favors.
|
|
Jones's circuitous way of thinking about time and people mirrors that of Dior himself, who was looking at men's coats when he was doing women's wear in the 1950s; now, those same women's designs have become relevant again for men's wear in the 21st century.
|
|
On 55 miles spread between the Wildland Park in the northwest and the Salton Sea in the southeast, the installations take the visitor on a road trip on a circuitous path of highways, windmill farms, gas stations, hot spring spas, residential compounds, and Modernist homes.
|
|
This is true as ever in the director's latest undertaking, Ash Is Purest White, a sweeping and profoundly stirring romantic epic set in gangland China that chronicles a broken couple's circuitous evolution from the dawn of the new millennium up until the present-day.
|
|
There are a lot of interpretations of what happened in Syria and how the ultimate outcome was reasonable and so forth, and 90% of the chemical weapons are out of there as a result of the ultimate agreement that was reached, however circuitous a path that took.
|
|
The duo—guitarist/vocalist Brian Daniloski and Ann Everton, who handles synthesizer, gong, and vocals—play like they were separated at birth; their interpretation of psych rock is gentle, almost soothing, built on the quiet ebb and flow of droning synth, circuitous riffs, and mutual creative understanding.
|
|
Reversing the flow on a portion of Lotus's Centurion pipeline would send oil on a circuitous route from the country's main storage hub at Cushing to the its top shale field in West Texas and then via new pipelines into Gulf Coast export hubs, they said.
|
|
Here, however, Harker quotes the biologist Michael Behe, perhaps the most sophisticated advocate of intelligent design, who has admitted that even in the case of an apparently irreducible complex system, "one cannot definitively rule out the possibility of an indirect, circuitous route" by which it was produced.
|
|
The circuitous route allows Cubans to bypass the dangerous trip through the Florida Straits, a crossing that cost many Cubans their lives and where, because of an American policy known as "wet foot, dry foot," they would be turned back if caught by the Coast Guard.
|
|
But the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, appeared to have anticipated that reinforcements would come from Sulaimaniya and had ambushes planned, firing rocket-propelled grenades and other weapons at the relief force and prompting it to take a more circuitous route, officials said.
|
|
And therein lies the key to what, beyond a geographical coincidence, links postwar El Paso to our contemporary political landscape: a rather circuitous line from the rehabilitation of Nazis back then to the restoration of an Aryan mindset that now goes by the name white nationalism.
|
|
At the same time, part of the pleasure of "Escapes" is how Mr. Almereyda, drawing deeply from the American pop archives (comics, old movies and television), connects the original "Blade Runner" to Mr. Fancher's life with its movie love, romanticism, beautiful women and mad, circuitous rides.
|
|
The officer found a circuitous blood trail that led from Moye's body to a spent bullet fragment in a grassy area four or five blocks away, the report said, adding that there are cameras near the location of Moye's body and near the bullet fragment's location.
|
|
And as he increased control over every branch of the government since his election in 2013, no objections were raised from the Obama or Trump administrations — not even when his handpicked Supreme Court justices found a circuitous way to lift the prohibition on running for re-election.
|
|
The product isn't perfect (its built-in routing tends to prefer more circuitous routes with a lot more side streets than I generally prefer, for instance), but it's a great alternative to buying a new car for people who want what a HUD can offer in their existing ride.
|
|
Peter Hoeg, a Danish author who is still best known for his 1992 bestseller, "Miss Smilla's Feeling for Snow", takes a circuitous route towards a Hollywood-style showdown in which social breakdown, environmental disaster and atomic weapons in rogue hands mean that "the scenarios of apocalypse are unfolding now".
|
|
But even if there were, "the whole point of [unmanned aerial vehicles] and cruise missiles is that they can fly low where they are hard to see and on circuitous routes that evade defenses," Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute, explained.
|
|
While there is one memorable episode about the actual politics of the election, the series also throws out two installments more interested in musicals than governance, situations that will remind you of two different Gillian Flynn novels, and whiplash backstabbing that is so circuitous you'll be left dizzy.
|
|
"I would agree with the FBI doing what it can, given the fact that these circuitous investigations usually take time," Conway said Monday on CBS "This Morning," when asked if she agrees with the Clinton campaign that the FBI should release all the information it has ahead of Election Day.
|
|
Although economic development officials are ecstatic over the free publicity provided by news reporters' live waterfront shots — and the excited buzz in the area is palpable — others are exasperated over the drain on small businesses and the circuitous routes residents have to drive to avoid two miles of closed roads.
|
|
A veritable fleet of aircraft, including planes provided by Noriega and some paid for through a BCCI account, made the circuitous journey from secret runway to secret runway, dropping off weapons in Honduras and Costa Rica, cocaine in the southern United States, and large stacks of small-denomination bills in Panamanian bank vaults.
|
|
While the project followed a long and circuitous route to the streaming giant—it originally premiered in the US on the Sundance Channel in 2005, then received a two-hour follow-up in 2013, all before Netflix packaged it together and added some new footage—it immediately became a word-of-mouth sensation.
|
|
It's easy to write off any sequence with Eugene as a bundle of cheap stereotypes, circuitous dialogue, and painful acting, but he does represent one of the few characters on the show that seems to realistically act in his own self-interest — something that you'd imagine would be more prevalent in The Walking Dead.
|
|
It avoids showing actual human faces, rejecting "representation and visibility demanded by systems of surveillance, border control and the news media," per the curator's text; instead, we see eight hands marking up paper maps, tracing complicated and sometimes circuitous routes from Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Northern Africa to Southern and Western Europe.
|
|
A long journey along a circuitous path has finally ended in justice for the nation's home care workers: the Supreme Court this week declined to review a 2013 Labor Department rule that extends minimum wage and overtime pay rights to two million caregivers who provide supports and services to the elderly and people with disabilities.
|
|
So, I think the intent -- so the challenge here for the states that want to administer death penalties and using drugs as a lethal agent is that they can't source them anymore from responsible manufacturers, because they don't want to sell to the states, so they're getting them through sort of circuitous routes that are being foreclosed as well.
|
|
Belus has been knocking around the tight-knit New York City underground metal scene since 2010, but have followed a more circuitous route than many of their peers; it took Belus some time to find out what kind of band they truly wanted to be, but have fully come into their own over the past couple of years.
|
|
The answer is different for everyone, and these talks inevitably lead to inane, circuitous arguments about small samples and so on that won't conclude until Story has enough time in the majors to show us what he is―a second-division shortstop, or someone with the potential to unleash home-run high-heaven on the opposition.
|
|
Bolaño's admirers will find in these themes and players a satisfying proleptic glimpse of his picaresque masterpiece, 1998's "The Savage Detectives" — a circuitous hunt for vestiges of an underground "visceral realist" literary movement and its muse, the poet Cesárea Tinajero, which starts in Mexico City and detours to the Sonora Desert, Paris, San Diego, Barcelona and elsewhere.
|
|
He saw Clinton as a criminal suspect in the Whitewater affair, in which the F.B.I. and a special prosecutor bushwhacked through the brambles of Arkansas politics and business for four years — and, through a most circuitous route, wound up grilling a 303-year-old former White House intern named Monica Lewinsky in a five-star hotel.
|
|
Read more:After a wild, circuitous path to the NBA draft, LaMelo Ball is suddenly drawing rave reviews and hype as the No. 1 pickKevin Durant says he sometimes 'hates the NBA' because of stuff that happens outside the gamesLeBron James says he was 'literally shedding tears' when he found out that Nike would be naming a new building after him
|
|
The documents show that of the $210 million in extra cash from the Kremlin-backed buyers, $22016 million would cover a termination penalty owed to Akhmetov, $29 million would be a sweetener for Midland — and $2400 million would need to be sent, via shell companies in Cyprus and other circuitous routes, to what Shnaider called the "introducers" who arranged the deal.
|
|
Yet her quest to secure that record-tying singles title remains just that: a quest, and her three-year, circuitous route back to the highest peaks of tennis — difficulties with childbirth; a confrontation with a chair umpire at the United States Open that set off debates about women, power and race; the surging tide of younger contenders — has arrived at a crossroads.
|
|
"I hoped by telling my story, the circuitous path my life and career have taken, it would give others the courage to look at what's inside of them and their voice, and have the courage to step outside their comfort zone," Jarrett says of her memoir, "Finding My Voice: My Journey to the West Wing and the Path Forward," which was published in early April.
|
|
Mr. Schulze's quiet outreach was but one step in a circuitous path that led to last week's handshake between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim at a colonial-style island hotel in Singapore — a path that involved secret meetings among spies, discussions between profit-minded entrepreneurs, and a previously unreported role for Mr. Kushner, according to interviews with current and former American officials and others familiar with the negotiations.
|
|
Read more:LeBron James said Staples Center was the big winner of the wild NBA offseason and joked that his son Bronny could play thereAfter a wild, circuitous path to the NBA draft, LaMelo Ball is suddenly drawing rave reviews and hype as the No. 1 pickDrake is lending his $185 million, custom plane, 'Air Drake,' to the Sacramento Kings for a preseason trip to IndiaNBA POWER RANKINGS: Where every team stands heading into training camp after a wild offseason
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I wrote the following capsule review of Depraved, a new film by Larry Fessenden, just after viewing it, in part to spur on ideas for a fuller review: Immediately ensnaring and narratively circuitous on levels literal, mesmerizingly visual, and metaphorical alike, Depraved is not a mashup, rather a pastiche of essentially all you might hope for it to layer, paste, stick, piece, and yes, oh yes, stitch together — from film and literary references to production values, chronologies, political critiques, and philosophies.
|
|