Like an invisible ax that cleaves and cleaves, the terrors of the everyday cut into the core of black existence, leaving a fresh bloody wound.
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Climate change didn't come up in a conversation Pruitt had with Bob Cleaves, president and CEO of the Biomass Power Association, according to Cleaves, but the end goal could still help.
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Each chapter cleaves to yet another character and unfurls idiosyncratically.
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She claims Cleaves forced himself on her and raped her.
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If convicted on all counts, Cleaves faces SERIOUS prison time.
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Cleaves was arraigned Wednesday and is being held on $150,000 bond.
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The woman claimed Cleaves forced himself on her and raped her.
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It's not a coincidence that Hamlet's Ophelia cleaves perfectly to this stereotype.
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It cleaves the human personality, because driver and pedestrian are not friends.
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The easy criticism of Tuca & Bertie is that it cleaves to the classics.
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BOB CLEAVES Portland, Me. The writer is president of the Biomass Power Association.
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Arrangements were being made for Cleaves, 39, to turn himself in to the authorities.
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Cleaves allegedly took the woman to a motel in Grand Blanc, Michigan on Sept.
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Politically, of course, it cleaves to the left, yet by temperament it shrinks from progress.
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Astrophysicist Sean Carroll recommends an app called Universe Splitter, which cleaves quantum particles in two.
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Which is why when one member of the fold cleaves off and starts talking, people listen.
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The author is Ann Cleeves, not Cleaves, and the farm owner is Ronnie Eunson, not Euston.
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Ms. Kikta — tall, cool, mighty — cleaves space apart with the lines and force of her dancing.
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Cleaves faces 55 years in prison if sentenced on all five counts against him, the statement says.
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A jagged thunderbolt cleaves the heavens, as Rafa Benitez trembles in his hiding place under the driver's seat.
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Meanwhile, it's not automatically easy to say whether the protest cleaves more to the left or the right.
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The songwriting here cleaves as close to the bone as Swift ever gets, which is generally pretty close!
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Others who covered his music included Del McCoury, Slaid Cleaves and The Wailin' Jennys, according to the website.
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These vivid polygons stack one upon the other to form a sharp pyramid that cleaves the blue backdrop.
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It's the Echo Dot, the hefty hockey puck of a device that just cleaves the top off an Echo.
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Sports Briefing | Basketball The former Michigan State star Mateen Cleaves was arraigned on sexual assault charges in Flint, Mich.
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From 923 to 292, the polluted Cuyahoga River, which cleaves Cleveland into east and west, caught fire 221 times.
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The consumer-enterprise split, a loose divide that cleaves the startup world into two somewhat-neat buckets, has flipped.
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Former Michigan State guard Mateen Cleaves, who ended his career in 2000 with 816 assists, was in attendance Friday.
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"[A] mysterious wonderland that cleaves, intermingles, and collages a house's physical and metaphysical counterparts," Maher says of A Second Home.
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Officials say 39-year-old Cleaves sexually assaulted a woman he met during a charity golf event back in 2015.
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The adaptation cleaves hard from the source material when it comes to graphic adult material like sex, nudity, assault, and torture.
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After the event, Cleaves and several people including the alleged victim and her boyfriend went to a nearby bar, Worthy says.
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She turns to welcome them, only to come face to face with the Real Butcher, who cleaves her head in two.
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Soon crowds stream from the taverns and march southwards, along the Bosphorus, the waterway that cleaves the city between two continents.
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It divides more than a dozen American Indian tribes, and in Niagara Falls, N.Y., it cleaves North America's most famous waterfall.
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I think they must be unsurprised by how fragility still cleaves to the gains, how much it takes to defend them.
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Like Shepard, Moore diverges from her source in details but cleaves to its structure so closely that the likeness is undeniable.
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Former Michigan State guard Mateen Cleaves ended his career in 2000 with 816 and was in attendance at the game Friday.
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In every sphere, therefore, policy needs to be harder edged, even as the West cleaves to the values it claims are universal.
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Ex-MSU star Mateen Cleaves is calling BS on the woman accusing him of sexual assault -- claiming the allegations are 100% bogus.
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As we previously reported, the accuser claims Cleaves took her to a motel in 2015 and held her there against her will.
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We can vividly see in this crisis how close to the surface Trump's id is and how easily he cleaves to delusions.
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She cleaves so quickly and so closely to one equally troubled acquaintance, Klara, that the reader's disastrous-friend antennae bristle in anticipation.
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A few short years before that, Mateen Cleaves and the Flintstones led the Michigan State men's basketball team to their 21 National Championship.
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Wade, will most likely further polarize an electorate that already cleaves along racial, gender and class lines when it comes to Mr. Trump.
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It can divvy up your most complex thoughts as precisely as a butcher cleaves a cow into prime and subprime cuts of beef.
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Go deeper: Brazil election pits "Tropical Trump" against leftist establishment Polarized Brazil votes for a strongman Brazil's presidential election cleaves along sharp ideological lines
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LeWitt's work cleaves to Frank Stella's maxim, "what you see is what you see," meaning that his art represents only itself and nothing more.
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Rightspeed accelerates the pace every two minutes, turning Sarah Koenig's soothing timbre into a chittery titter, while Overcast algorithmically cleaves thoughtful pauses from conversations.
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Yet Mr Phuc has demonstrated little of Mr Dung's popularity or vim, and he probably cleaves closer to Mr Trong's slightly more conservative views.
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"There's no question that climate change is an important issue for us, and we provide an environmental benefit that should be recognized," Cleaves said.
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But neither of those points get at the brand's essence, that moment the Ferrari-ness of the actual thing cleaves away your own preconceptions.
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But even here, the comparison cleaves, because suffering black people are judged to have courted their own suffering through a cascade of poor choices.
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"These elegant experiments conclusively show that there is no reason to build a gene drive system that only cleaves a single site," he told Gizmodo.
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It's far likelier, though, that Charles cleaves to the trappings of the Eastern Orthodox tradition—particularly its Greek iteration—simply because it is a tradition.
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But he could be opening up a fundamentally different kind of fault line in the Democratic Party — one that cleaves the party along ideological lines.
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Former professional basketball player Mateen Cleaves, who starred on Michigan State University's 2000 national championship team, has been charged in Michigan with sexual assault, PEOPLE confirms.
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The prosecutor in the case is PISSED ... claiming Cleaves is receiving undeserved special treatment -- specially because his arraignment was moved up a day without her knowledge.
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He cleaves beautifully to the concreteness of things, describing, for example, how foolish Salmoneus sought to ape Jupiter's thunderbolt-throwing by flourishing "smoky guttering pine-brands".
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He cleaves at mystique and the seduction of that which is just out of reach, until we are left with nothing but ourselves, naked and alone.
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And what I try to do in mine is write something that truly reads like a novel but nonetheless cleaves closely and absolutely to what happened.
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While it's true that MMP1 cleaves collagen as a response to inflammation, among other things, it's possible that other pathways could mediate an over-expression of it.
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As long as DIY biohacking cleaves to these analogies and rehashes the subsequent failures, I cannot get "excited" to look forward to its impact in 20 years.
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Ex-Michigan State basketball star Mateen Cleaves says he DID have sex with the woman accusing him of rape ... but he's adamant the encounter was 100% consensual.
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Cleaves is facing unlawful imprisonment, assault with intent to commit criminal sexual penetration, 2nd-degree criminal sexual conduct and 2 counts of 3rd-degree criminal sexual conduct.
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The album's most intense eruption is delivered by Andre 219, speaking from the wilderness of his forties, and it cleaves Blonde in two, like a midlife crisis.
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Cleaves — who led Michigan State to the 2000 title, became a legend in the process and then worked as an analyst — was arraigned Wednesday on sexual assault charges.
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It is sometimes said that the longer a political leader stays in office, the closer she cleaves to her essential traits; the closer she grows to her caricature.
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Ex-Michigan State basketball star Mateen Cleaves was arraigned in his sexual assault case Wednesday morning -- pleaded not guilty to the charges -- and was ultimately released on bond.
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Cleaves -- who led Michigan State to a national title in 2000 -- was accused of taking a woman to a motel in 2015 and held her there against her will.
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Cleaves -- who has adamantly maintained the sex with the accuser was consensual -- had support from legendary Spartans coach, Tom Izzo, who attended the closing arguments in the Flint courtroom.
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To make one of the most original corn dishes I've seen in a long time, Mr. Ng cleaves the cobs lengthwise into quarters and fries them until they curl.
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Rather it was a tête-à-tête between the standard bearers of competing views of Christianity on the European continent as ideological polarization between nationalists and liberals cleaves the West.
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Hemagglutinin, a spike-shaped protein, attaches the flu to the host cell and neuraminidase cleaves the flu off the cell when it is ready to jump to a neighboring cell.
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But in 2016 it unfurled its dark wings into a story that cleaves at issues like inequality, politics, and race — a serious reflection of real-world issues, examined via fantasy.
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The fate-determining baccalaureate soon cleaves them in two: the narrator to bigger and better things beyond sleepy Barbezieux; Thomas to his destiny as pater familias of the family farm.
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Former Michigan State basketball star Mateen Cleaves -- who was the backbone of the 2000 National Championship team -- has been charged with multiple crimes in connection to an alleged sexual assault.
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While gun violence often cleaves people into predictable, politically identifiable camps, and terrorist attacks tend to unite countries in grief and resolve, Orlando has so far defied easy categorizations and conclusions.
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If you set aside his long-running TV show "King of the Hill," which is much too loving to be considered satire, Judge's corpus of work cleaves neatly into two pieces.
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Home to Islam's holy cities of Mecca and Medina, the kingdom cleaves to a strict interpretation of Islam and requires Saudi women to wear conservative dress and bans them from driving.
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If Mr. Pucher's production cleaves too closely to its source, Mr. Borgmann's uses Mr. Houellebecq's novel as a thematic springboard for a visually arresting, superbly acted meditation on love, happiness and immortality.
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Ex-Michigan State star and NBA player Mateen Cleaves has been acquitted on ALL charges in his rape case ... after a jury determined the hooper was not guilty in court on Tuesday.
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But Mr. Freire, like pretty much every other dealer in the contemporary art world, still cleaves to the idea of having some kind of physical space in which to present a work.
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North of the Sprain Brook Parkway, which cleaves the neighborhood, is Cedar Knolls, a 145-property historic district (announced by brown street signs) that is one of four such districts in Yonkers.
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In their hive of enraged adolescence, they were risking everything for a tomorrow that almost certainly won't come a Hong Kong that cleaves greater freedom from an increasingly powerful Chinese Communist Party.
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In Margaret's case, she is looking at her 1978 divorce, just two years away, marking the first such split in the British monarchy since Henry VIII's 1540 divorce from Anne of Cleaves.
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In their hive of enraged adolescence, they were risking everything for a tomorrow that almost certainly won't come – a Hong Kong that cleaves greater freedom from an increasingly powerful Chinese Communist Party.
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It's a huge victory for Cleaves, who faced up to 15 years behind bars if he had been convicted of unlawful imprisonment, assault with intent to commit sexual penetration, and criminal sexual conduct.
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The barrier has been a stark feature of the town's urban landscape for more than twenty years, rolling up and over hilltops as it cleaves the American town from its larger, Mexican counterpart.
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Sports Briefing | Basketball Prosecutors charged the former Michigan State star Mateen Cleaves with sexually assaulting a 24-year-old woman who said she was driven to a Michigan motel and attacked last September.
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Ridicule, the more buffoonish the better, is a well-used tool in the unpicking of Fascist ideology, and Waititi cleaves to the Brooksian principle: that which does not kill me makes me ruder.
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Now it seems to be in overdrive: The news cleaves me, the experiences of other people elbowing their way into my heart and sitting there with me, taking away some of my oxygen.
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Moments ago, the judge let Cleaves out on a $150,000 personal recognizance bond -- which means he promised to show up to the next hearing ... and if he doesn't, he'll be forced to pay $150k.
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Cleaves has now been charged with unlawful imprisonment, assault with intent to commit criminal sexual penetration, criminal sexual conduct in the 2nd degree and 2 counts of criminal sexual conduct in the 3rd degree.
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He retired from Galatasaray in 2008 as famous as anyone in Turkey, known as Kral (King) and the Bull of the Bosphorus, for the strait that cleaves Turkey in two, symbolically separating Europe and Asia.
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Precisely because this cleaves so neatly into two contrasting visions of higher education and, more broadly, the nature of the good society, it's easy to become entranced by the pros and cons of the social democratic romance.
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The city center is a decade into a frenetic construction boom, but the drab Gldani suburb mostly cleaves to its 1970s integrity, an era when uniform blocks were built to accommodate workers relocated from older, central neighborhoods.
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Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy says in a statement obtained by PEOPLE that Cleaves, who is 39 and lives in Grand Blanc, Michigan, allegedly sexually assaulted a 24-year-old woman he met during a charity golf outing.
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But this one cleaves the continent more or less in two, and has been inflamed by the odd decision of Emmanuel Macron, France's new president, to place reform of posted work at the heart of his EU policy.
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Cal seems to listen to me read with deep attention, in a way that is perhaps closer to the way one listens to music, which cleaves closer than words to the emotions it represents, but is impossible to paraphrase.
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Among the most dramatic of the artist's new effects is intense incandescent light behind the bodies of the couple, creating a vector of negative space that cleaves them and directs attention to the point at which her crotch meets his body.
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If it wasn't obvious before, it's become hi-definition clear in the past few weeks that the culture wars, long a powerful wedge that Republicans wielded against the Democrats, have now become a dagger that cleaves GOP ranks down the middle.
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" In a recent New Yorker article, a murderer's row of technology heavyweights described how they were buying New Zealand properties as an escape hatch "if there is a civil war or a giant earthquake that cleaves off part of California.
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Early on in the animations, it appears that the modern-day Baja Peninsula is destined to remain a part of the North American Plate; then, at about 7 million years ago, it abruptly cleaves away, creating the Gulf of California.
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This would seem to be especially the case at a time that Germany cleaves to a budget austerity policy and at a time that the Trump administration undermines European investor confidence by threatening to impose punitive import tariffs on European automobiles.
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A nasty incident with scissors haunts her past and suggests her mother might have cause to exert control; and when she meets Pascal (Johnny Flynn, perfect), an insinuatingly handsome poacher, she cleaves to him as one would a kindred spirit.
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Cleaves was charged with:-- Unlawful Imprisonment (15-year maximum penalty)-- Assault with Intent to Commit Criminal Sexual Penetration (10 year maximum penalty)-- Criminal Sexual Conduct 2nd Degree (15-year maximum penalty) -- Two counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct 3rd Degree (15-years maximum penalty).
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The prosecutor in the case issued a strong statement against Cleaves, saying -- "The evidence in this case will show that the alleged actions of this defendant were not only criminal but arose out of the sense of entitlement sometimes found in prominent people."
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It's a debate that cleaves two philosophically distinct approaches to politics: one a mentality of hoarding scarce resources for the most efficient uses, and the other a broad, aspirational vision of public luxury in which there's little need to quibble about exactly who gets what.
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Nothing is sadder than his dislocation from his father, who loves him dearly; like many kids, Conrad cleaves to his bedroom, playing turbulent computer games, and so a desperate Gene constructs his own avatar, in the hope of meeting his son in the virtual world.
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The video for the eponymously titled "CHAIKA" – produced by TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek – cleaves the satirically charged piss taking of the lyrics ("No problem, brother, we'll get those criminal charges off your back") to 4 and a bit minutes of the band torturing faceless prisoners.
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He has the delicate tasks of leading Ireland out of the shadow of Britain, as Britain breaks from the European Union and Ireland cleaves to the E.U., and trying to keep relations with Northern Ireland on an even keel as the bitter Brexit divorce grinds on.
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With that in mind, it's not altogether a surprise to see that Lock Howl cleaves firmly to gloomy, gothic post-punk, heavily influenced by classic 80s goth rock (especially in the vocals—McBain's impassioned baritone is pure vampire) and complete with a dab of atmospheric black metal influence.
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Hasidism stresses joy in worship and in religious acts, values the ordinary Jew who cleaves to the ways of the Torah as much as the scholar, and centers its organization on a single spiritual master, or rebbe, who is consulted on matters like whom to marry and even the appropriateness of surgery.
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Contemporaries like Basic Channel and Porter Ricks were doing other fascinating things on the fringes of dubby, deep club music at the time, but the insular Voigt carved out a path that was uniquely his; with subtle differences, everything from 1997's Zauberberg to 2000's Pop more or less cleaves to the same template.
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READ MORE FROM REUTERS:Commentary: Europe's rising tide of attacks show diminishing political effectCommentary: What Trump gets wrong about the Middle EastCommentary: President Trump is now the leaker in chiefCommentary: The next super weapon could be biological The man Trump met in the Vatican on Wednesday cleaves to a quite other, and much older, interpretation of the Christian message.
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Heather Cox Richardson, a Boston College professor and the author of a new history of the Republican Party, predicts a violent rupture that cleaves the party in two: a hard-line conservatism, as embodied by Pat Buchanan, Newt Gingrich and Mr. Trump, and an old-fashioned strain of moderate Republicanism that recalls Theodore Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower and Nelson Rockefeller.
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As it is, this show all too neatly cleaves Giacometti's career into two separate parts, interrupted and wholly transformed by World War II. He was stuck in Geneva during the fighting, where he crafted itsy-bitsy figures standing on relatively large boxes, and when he got back to Paris the figures grew taller, flimsier, more cadaverous.
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The other was just Donald Trump, a man of enormous resources and energy, who is going to not only Make America Great but mash all other nation states into one big bouillabaisse of shittiness and then wipe out definitions of NPD from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Psychiatry, in favor of the inverse disease that cleaves him from 99 percent of the population, NTD: Not Trump Disorder.
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