Its adherents believed that the apocalypse was close at hand.
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And nearly everyone kept a trade threat close at hand.
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A caddy to keep his bedtime essentials close at hand
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The more delicate ingredients are in refrigerators, close at hand.
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If you have your phone close at hand, open up emojiscavengerhunt.withgoogle.
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A solution to this societal problem is not close at hand.
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It's disturbingly close at hand given how far this history goes back.
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Evenings, he'd sit on his veranda with a rifle close at hand.
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The still-simmering tensions over the election seemed close at hand. Mrs.
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There's a hostile ship nearby, suggesting his demise is close at hand.
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C.) and Dave Brat (R-Va.), say a deal is close at hand.
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The unnerving thing is that their nonfictional counterparts are extremely close at hand.
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But she also stayed close at hand, on the lookout for staff behaving badly.
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With the election close at hand, he recommended the company support cap and trade.
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The past, this show says, is not only usable but always somewhere close at hand.
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Plus, the aprons' front pockets allow you to keep your matching spatula close at hand.
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The signal would tell the giant squid that a good meal was close at hand.
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But the endless possibilities illustrate how close at hand a truly modular smartphone really is.
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The metal storage cabinet ($179.99, normally $299.99) keeps your books — and snacks — close at hand.
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"The purpose of a library is to have the books close at hand," he said.
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Double check that the bucket of water and metal shovel are still close at hand!
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After years of fighting the rules, net neutrality opponents believe victory is close at hand.
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A fold-away pouch on the Urbex's shoulder strap keeps your smartphone always close at hand.
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Turnover tends to be high in situations where you don't have your team close at hand.
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But he is not a virtuoso, and he keeps aggression and chaotic noise close at hand.
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Trump also kept the state's two Republican senators, John Cornyn and Ted Cruz , close at hand.
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She had recently moved and her photo boxes were close at hand; this time it surfaced.
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Then there are the ambitious locals who already keep their donor lists close at hand: Gov.
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Now, he is on Mosul's doorstep, and justice, or at least revenge, is close at hand.
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To parry a parade of medical excuses, Mr. Goodman kept a medical dictionary close at hand.
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But if you're still wondering where you'd call home at Hogwarts, the answer is close at hand.
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For one thing, there's the work really is practically not close at hand, but spread throughout Chicago.
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Verdict: Let this be a lesson to all Bacon hoarders — always keep your Bacon close at hand.
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We'll probably never have a manicured lawn — just a volleyball net, close at hand, ready to unroll.
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If we really want to limit our technology usage, he told Recode, solutions are close at hand.
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While the resolution on NAFTA could be close at hand, any agreement with China appears far off.
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Hot Chocolate Bath Bomb Cupcake, $11-$13, from EtsyThe gift of sweet, sweet relaxation is close at hand.
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But a mobile version close at hand (and available now, if you're Canadian) is reason to get excited.
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They are the Demogorgons — hidden, stealthy, and dangerous, preying on those who happen to be close at hand.
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Gulen appeared frail in the interview, walking with a shuffle, and keeping his longtime doctor close at hand.
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The Silicon Valley location, however, makes sure its biggest partners in the emerging space are close at hand.
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She keeps paperback editions of both books, marked with slips of paper, close at hand to read from.
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They would pool money to buy communal guns that they would keep close at hand for fights that escalated.
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Others could have saved but didn't and are panicking now that the first tuition bill is close at hand.
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Don't watch HBO's excellent Robin Williams documentary, Come Inside My Mind, without a box of tissues close at hand.
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Trade worries had been outweighing other factors before the U.S. and China signaled a deal was close at hand.
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When mothers are close at hand, infants in withdrawal require less medication and fewer costly days in intensive care.
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During the tests, the jet was piloted remotely, but its operators say their first manned flight is close-at-hand.
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The show seeks to depict the damage of vile racism while keeping the balm of interracial unity close at hand.
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But with the midterms so close at hand, the President is turning the rhetoric WAY up to make that point.
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If Congress repeals the BCA without establishing alternative budget controls, however, the path to poverty will be close at hand.
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So if you're a photographer constantly transferring shots, you'll want Satechi's tiny new USB-C card reader always close at hand.
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Armchair investigators, with conspiracy theorists close at hand, jumped headlong into the void created by the absence of clear, satisfying answers.
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While its visual touchstones are classic cyberpunk—neon lights and chunky, 80s-inspired technology—its subject matter is close at hand.
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Mostly standing, some shout, jump, and bang on whatever is close at hand, and some whisper intimate thoughts to the Almighty.
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On "The Bottle Never Lets Me Down," she makes it explicit: "I keep this bottle close at hand," she sorrowfully warbles.
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For times when your notebook isn't close at hand, you'll want to introduce your granddaughter to the singular delights of memorization.
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Mr. Mamdani fasted for the first day, but couldn't make it through the second, not with kebabs so close at hand.
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For biographical context read the letters with "Wrapped in Rainbows" — Valerie Boyd's insightful and compassionate biography of Hurston — close at hand.
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Sheen notes that Mackinnon was protective of the book, with a well-thumbed copy close at hand to refer to as needed.
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Keep the memory of these and other extinct animals close at hand thanks to this series of beautiful and functional commemorative plates.
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Inner water bottle pockets and a mesh stash pocket help you keep your water and snacks close at hand...and not frozen.
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Today, as we inch closer to the realization of self-driving cars and delivery by drone, that future seems close at hand.
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Having them close at hand is a reminder that there is always something worth finding, if only we have the wherewithal to look.
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Close at Hand PUPUKEA, Hawaii — The first step in making an omelet: "Catch a chicken," advises the novelist and travel writer Paul Theroux.
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Some are more useful for full-on engineering, but for our purposes, a couple of Agan's rules are worth keeping close at hand.
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We always need a can of our custom Xtreme Now energy drink close at hand to keep us in the Xtreme NRG Zone.
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Handmade in Portland, Oregon, Mazama's mugs look great and will help keep your brew of choice close at hand as your deadline approaches.
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If you give Rodin the chance, he will show you possibilities of transcendence that aren't only close at hand but identical with it.
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The forces it can marshal for the ground operations in Halo Wars 2 are made up of whatever resources are close at hand.
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"The doors and windows were boarded and nailed tight from the inside," she wrote, and her grandfather kept his shotgun close at hand.
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Close at Hand "I am America's worst chef," said Leslie B. Vosshall, a molecular neurobiologist who specializes in olfaction, the sense of smell.
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A mechanic, on the other hand, benefits from a wider beam pattern that illuminates a broad swath of the area close at hand.
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Stovall said the market was more likely focused Wednesday on the news that a trade deal with Mexico could be close at hand.
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Some felt shame for failing to act earlier in causes like Black Lives Matter, with the city of Ferguson so close at hand.
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Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim likes to keep Brad Pike, the head of the Orange sports medicine department, close at hand for injury updates.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're even remotely anxious about flying, don't watch this video without a change of pants close at hand.
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Keep your school or nurse ID close at hand, and take advantage of the free and discounted grub—we all know you deserve it!
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Limiting access to pesticides, poisons that are close at hand for most rural Indians, may prevent such deaths, as it has in Sri Lanka.
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Close at Hand Before Sonny Caberwal left his small hometown — Asheboro, N.C. — for college, his mother, aunt and grandmother pulled him into the kitchen.
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Competing against other people is fun and motivating, although with all of your stats close at hand, you can always just compete against yourself.
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Similarly, Trieu explains to Angela and Laurie how her own vivarium allows her to keep a piece of her native Vietnam close at hand.
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Also under $50, the Framed Photo Calendar by Pinhole Press will allow you to keep loved ones close at hand while you plan ahead.
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No matter which exchange you're trading on, and what coins you're following, CryptoZilla's multi-exchange support keeps all your key information close at hand.
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We conceived our son a few months later and decided that it would be good for him to have his mother close at hand.
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Ms. Ormerod, 29, arranges a blanket and pillow, and the other essentials — "water bottle, book, lip balm and moisturizer" — are stored close at hand.
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With the jagged reef so close at hand, there was nothing to do but carry on as my beloved hat and I parted company.
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This group was always guided by ancient practices, and the last few years have demonstrated that America's troubled racial history remains close at hand.
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After he got out of prison in 2009, Husalah was greeted with waves of adulation, and many thought a comeback was close at hand.
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The second is that I think that when we begin to keep death close at hand, we understand just how precarious this life actually is.
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Lavrov said Russia and the United States wanted to make such local truces open-ended and suggested a deal covering Aleppo was close at hand.
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Undying he may or may not be, but he is certainly aging, with a halting gait and a bottle of Johnnie Walker close at hand.
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There were few skyscrapers and many mom-and-pop stores (alas, no longer the case), and the subways and the river were close at hand.
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Sometimes, as in a picture like "Mama Goma" (20153), taken in Gemena, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, that heritage feels close at hand.
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At the end of every workweek, Mr. Borle has found himself alone in his apartment, a Four Roses bourbon close at hand, crying it out.
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Close at Hand Yana Gilbuena is dreaming of banana leaves in Antarctica, heaped with a feast of chicken feet, pork intestines and crab-fat rice.
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But there's some evidence close at hand that the link is far from necessary: More on this when I get around to a longer piece.
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If not something like a continuously-extended life, then the fusion of humankind and machine into a new super-species may be close at hand.
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All of these wonders deliver you into the embrace of an earlier century, when life was slower, nature close at hand, and social ties paramount.
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"None of us expected that this confrontation with fascism would be so close at hand," he said, alluding to the AfD success in entering Parliament.
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He tells his staff members every time they are deployed that to counsel survivors of trauma, they must have their own necessities close at hand.
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When I'm at home, there's nothing better than curling up on a couch, with a stack of books and a pot of tea close at hand.
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Trump still has strong voices for tighter immigration policy close at hand, with senior adviser Stephen Miller gaining influence and writing Trump's speeches in recent months.
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Whether you're an official member of the Beyhive or not, you're going to want to watch this video with a box of Kleenex close at hand.
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Instead of the lame yoke that so many wireless buds use to keep them close at hand, the Beoplays have a small magnet in each earpiece.
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An OPEC production cut does not appear close at hand, but the cartel is seemingly eager to participate in an effort to bring up oil prices.
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Also close at hand is a front-wheel swivel lock that stops the front wheel from turning, helping you enjoy a faster, smoother ride on straightaways.
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A short bus ride delivers ferry passengers into central Dublin, with Trinity College Dublin, the Temple Bar and the Irish Whiskey Museum all close at hand.
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I don't want to pick on Midwestern teams when my own childhood team, the Mets, is so close at hand and offers such an inviting target.
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As those meticulously painted tiny globes pulsate the painting with an iridescent and compacted energy, virtually rupturing the picture plane, ecstatic knowledge seems close at hand.
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But on the fourth night, cadets used "what they had close at hand" to dress as "Ghosts of Christmas Past," the statement said, and donned the pillowcases.
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Sourcing their materials from a world close at hand, these artists manipulate natural forms and found objects through labor-intensive processes, creating work that speaks to multivalent experiences.
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With detailed records close at hand, it can be used as information to decide on the level of insurance coverage with Trov's partnered insurers serving in the backend.
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In addition to keeping your drink close at hand, it also frees your hands up for snacking, horse shoes, cornhole, or countless other barbecue/birthday/bar mitzvah activities.
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Close at Hand Working at a farm in upstate New York after college, Annie Novak was startled to see people carrying vials of hot sauce like lucky charms.
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Haynes is renowned in the business for his preparation: rigorous shot lists, hundred-page editing notes, and his Image Books, which remain close at hand throughout his shoots.
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His daughter Ivanka, a trusted adviser, was close at hand, as was his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, his press secretary, Hope Hicks, and his special counsel, Michael Cohen.
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Close at Hand The artist Emilie Clark's first kill was a common goldeneye duck, shot down two Novembers ago on an island in the Baltic Sea in Sweden.
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If you don&apost have your Mac close at hand, but the computer is linked to your Apple ID account, then use another device to go to appleid.apple.com.
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They're laid out in a way that lets you move around — if you get tired of your seat, your car or your companions, alternatives are close at hand.
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"The next piece of the energy transition is very close at hand," said PJ Deschenes, partner at Greentech Capital Advisors, a boutique investment bank focused on clean energy.
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"He is NOT in distress but feels it is the responsible option to take now that all Rescue assets are close at hand," they said in a statement.
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Finally, "Black Nature," an anthology of nature poems by black writers edited by Camille T. Dungy, is an invaluable resource that you'll want to keep close at hand.
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In the past few years, the Islamic State has exhorted followers online to use vehicles, knives or other close-at-hand means of killing people in their home countries.
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When everything is close at hand, there are less likely to be disruptions from hunting for something when you're in the midst of working on something at full steam.
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"The freshmen used what they had close at hand, including pillowcases and other uniform items, in an attempt to dress as 'Ghosts of Christmas Past,' " The Citadel statement said.
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The material was close at hand—not only in Tarkington's memories of his own happy boyhood but in the exploits of his three nephews as he lovingly observed them.
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Though the resources are close at hand, a combination of laws and regulations has made New England dependent upon natural gas, yet unable to access all that it needs.
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Self-driving cars have increasingly figured in visions of the automotive future, and a big new investment is the latest signal that such a moment is close at hand.
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Congressional aides and trade advisers said they were still reviewing the final provisions of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, but a resolution appeared to be close at hand.
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"You came across a respectable young girl close at hand and in the name of sexual liberation and the dissolution of the family you became her lover," Vanda asserts.
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Prosecutor Patronaggio told reporters the Sea-Watch 3 had been safely moored off shore, with medical assistance close at hand, meaning there had been no need to dock without permission.
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Keep the above URL saved or close at hand and the job is much easier—it takes you straight to the page for disconnecting apps, with no menu browsing necessary.
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There are no birches here nor lemons nor elk nor signs of social insects, but there are flakes and something similar to red slate and mirages very close at hand.
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The other stones were all either too worn to make out, or just a little too far — like the dead themselves, close at hand but forever out of reach. shearithisrael.org
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The other stones were all either too worn to make out, or just a little too far — like the dead themselves, close at hand but forever out of reach. shearithisrael.org
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It's a great choice for illuminating anything that's close at hand, though in fact, most people will probably be more interested in the long-distance throw capacity of this unit.
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But butter goes on everything—from waffles, to grilled cheese sandwiches, to baked potatoes—and with the Biem always close at hand, you can upgrade every meal with just a squirt.
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Close at Hand "I'm afraid to clean them," Anne Serrano-McClain said, cautiously touching the lacquered surface of one of the hundred-year-old Japanese wooden trays on her dining table.
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SALUDA, North Carolina — Prepper Camp instructor Dave Stutts thinks guns are an important survival mechanism, but they're not the only tools he keeps close at hand for the end of days.
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Close at Hand There are certain criteria for guests invited to dinner at Alice Feiring's railroad one-bedroom, fourth-floor walk-up in a former tenement on Elizabeth Street in Manhattan.
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I'd always bought into the idea that cooking required having ingredients close at hand, but she suggests trying a different way, and planning to get things out before cooking and replace them.
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These two metro areas also have some of the highest real estate prices in the country, a swath of high-paying jobs and, of course power — financial and political — close at hand.
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The ranking Democrat on the HNRC issued a statement that said the families on the island needed relief from cuts to public services but remained hopeful a deal is close at hand.
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Bowl Ten: Rai Rai Kan, Dec 8, 6 PM As any adept will tell you, it is in these moments, with the goal so close at hand, that the devil reveals himself.
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Albers had arrived from Germany in 1933, bringing Bauhaus precepts with him: Focus on ordinary materials, what's close at hand; consider all materials and forms of equal value, and all combinations valid.
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Even blockchain advocates say the hype has conditioned people to think that good answers are close at hand, when it could take five or 10 years for the technology to properly develop.
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All of these things seem equally out of reach and tantalizingly close at hand, and the same consumer economy that creates such precariousness also provides a steady stream of pleasure and diversion.
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While the first novel is largely a standalone adventure, Brooks brings the second book to a rather abrupt end, which would be frustrating if you didn't have the next book close at hand.
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"Party leaders always feel peril close at hand, especially Xi, and that has not gone away," said Deng Yuwen, a former editor with a Communist Party journal who now writes current affairs commentaries.
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The second major character in this book, she is homeschooled by Henry to protect her from the putatively pernicious influence of integration, and kept too close at hand in other ways as well.
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Also close at hand was Gil Cates Jr., the Geffen's executive director, who told me that the playhouse slotted "In & of Itself" into its 2016 season before DelGaudio could really even describe it.
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When the episode is accessed by computer for the first time, a short tutorial instructs viewers to "keep your mouse or trackpad close at hand," as different storyline options are presented throughout the viewing.
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Classical aficionados often attribute Schubert's brusque application of the embellishment to his knowledge of his impending doom: Schubert suffered from typhoid fever—or, as others purport, syphilis—and his death was close at hand.
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Investors had been hoping to see signs that a new trade agreement between the U.S. and China was close at hand, and sources told CNBC last week that a deal was possible by Friday.
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Close at Hand A half-century of whisking has left faint spirals inside the stainless-steel mixing bowls, the only etch of time visible in the architect Katherine Chia's otherwise unscarred, immaculately white kitchen.
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THE DONIGERS OF GREAT NECK A Mythologized Memoir By Wendy Doniger A scholar of Hinduism and mythology, Doniger writes here about a culture close at hand — that of her own family on Long Island.
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It's tempting to have it close at hand for convenience, but for safety reasons it needs to be at a distance, preferably behind that rock windbreak if you were lucky enough to find one.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in Washington on Wednesday that a resolution of trilateral steel tariff dispute is close at hand, but Canada's foreign minister avoided direct comment on the prospects for a deal.
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But negative reactions from auto industry groups in the United States and Mexico suggested that an agreement on autos - viewed as crucial to a near-term NAFTA deal-in-principle - is not close at hand.
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Close at Hand In her kitchen, Nicole Aragi keeps a jar of olive oil from a village in Lebanon whose name she cannot pronounce, high in the mountains above Beirut where her father was born.
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For Mr. Kincaid, the evidence seemed close at hand; he overheard conversations through his boss's open office door about which foreign contractors should take over which jobs at the automobile finance company where he worked.
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But deep down, we all hope that there's a now-fired intern with a righteous grin on their face, wearing a Nirvana T-shirt, their bible close at hand, trying to fuck with Post readers.
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Close at Hand Until six months ago, Imam Khalid Latif, a chaplain of the New York Police Department and the executive director of the Islamic Center at New York University, did not own a dining table.
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But with the movie now so close at hand, I thought it would be helpful to highlight some of the most important story threads informing this final chapter, for both newcomers and for longtime fans alike.
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The prevailing impression from talking to them is that the hour is too late, the total demise of private sector unions in the US too close at hand, to do anything other than try absolutely everything.
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Close at Hand Danielle Gould stopped eating meat at age 11, but she says that learning to debone a pork shoulder a few years ago was "one of the most satisfying things" she has ever done.
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Chinese leaders' usual two-sided rhetoric about their options — peril is close at hand, but so is a sure cure — was especially striking in Mr. Li's latest annual report to the legislature, the National People's Congress.
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By Denise Lu Where local emergency rooms are close at hand, Border Patrol agents tend to err on the side of caution, taking their charges for costly and sometimes unnecessary medical evaluations, several health providers said.
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Facts and Figures When every news cycle brings a fresh opportunity for an off-the-cuff civics lesson, it's useful to have funny, factual books about the United States close at hand to ground the discussions.
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But the Triangle Offense struggled to find acceptance in its adopted city, where even the most astute basketball fans did not appreciate the suggestion that watching a Knicks game meant keeping a protractor close at hand.
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"None of the elements of a coherent policy was in place, or even close at hand, when the president, in effect, made a policy announcement," said one U.S. official, who like others spoke on condition of anonymity.
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But he emphasized that producers would not agree to cut production, a disappointment to an industry that was hopeful talks of a freeze were early signs that a real reduction in output could be close at hand.
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This year's meeting also takes place as the international legal battle over Chinese telecom giant Huawei intensifies, and U.S.-China trade negotiations reach a critical point, with some reports saying a trade deal is close at hand.
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I showed them a few recent books on archaeology and science for young readers I had written—I was doing that too, in my spare time, and I just happened to have the books close at hand.
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Trump seems to hope that trial is close at hand, and Democrats took another major step towards it on Thursday when Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that she asked senior House Democrats to begin drafting articles of impeachment.
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The 2019 date seems very close at hand relative to the progress of the technology thus far – Cruise only began tackling the problem of developing self-driving cars three years ago, before being acquired by GM last year.
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He is portrayed by a confidently uncentered Mr. Carter with the anxious, gentle air of a man who longs to provide answers — for himself well as others — but is damned if he can find any close at hand.
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To accept the idea she just threw the Zara jacket on in practically the same situation because — hey, it was close at hand and she was maybe a little bit cool (or something like that) is simply unbelievable.
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Although I never adopted Susan's system, she also advised me to read more German authors, which led me to Hermann Broch's "The Death of Virgil," now a favorite book, always close at hand, a musical infinity of words.
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Seltzer—You may feel like a beacon of virtuous hydration if you're never without a seltzer close at hand (even if it erodes the enamel on your teeth if you drink it constantly, or by itself without food).
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Keen to avoid the economic disruption a no-deal Brexit would bring to Germany's economy, which slowed sharply last year, Merkel also values Britain as a like-minded partner and wants to keep its security expertise close at hand.
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While the pieces continue to exhibit object-like characteristics in proximity to the viewer, they are equally planar — not an object as much as a sheet or curtain, a creation of other dimensions, close at hand yet never tangible.
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Big City Early on Tuesday evening, as a shivering rain fell, Nelini Stamp stood outside the headquarters of Goldman Sachs on West Street in Lower Manhattan in a waterproof poncho, her sleeping bag, protected by plastic, close at hand.
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Below the burners, a large two-door cabinet with built-in shelves offers great storage space for grill tools, grill brushes, wood chips, grilling planks, and for whatever else you want close at hand when you're cooking al fresco.
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United States and foreign officials said that the talks had reached an advanced stage and, until Saturday night, that an agreement with the Pashtun insurgent group that once harbored the Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden was close at hand.
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And details of his career — four Most Valuable Player Awards, seven N.B.A. scoring titles — were close at hand, literally and figuratively through Sports Reference, a monolith of sports data websites that just happens to rent space from the church.
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With the zero hour seemingly close at hand for a punishing government assault on the last major bastion of rebel-held territory in the country, aid groups are warning of a humanitarian disaster, and the US is calling for restraint.
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When a character today preaches about the apocalypse, though, it feels frighteningly close at hand, and Far Cry 5, an entertainingly absurd game where cultists fly fighter jets and you have a pet bear named Cheeseburger, seems adrift in this climate.
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"Plato says that, in the ideal city, children learn their craft from their parents: if we're going to have children who are guardians and warriors who protect the city, they're going to have to see war close at hand," he said.
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A vehicle escape tool like the Lifehammer can literally mean the difference between life and death, so if you get nothing else from this list, get one of those and keep it close at hand at all times when you're driving.
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It's great because whenever I need a physician, there's one very close at hand, but I think the bigger thing for me is my parents and really their entire background culturally, education was a very, very big priority for us.
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If you need to spend time on the road and want tools close at hand, or if you often move around your property (or your office, shop, or friend's house) while working, this ease of portability will be a major plus.
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It's just that … Well, you're going to have a lot of opportunities this year, but if you don't have an army of drill-wielding assistants close at hand like Ursula von Rydingsvard, you're going to miss out on those lucrative projects.
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Sun said North Korea would have maximum leverage in negotiating once it achieved full, undisputed nuclear capabilities, and that it was unlikely to lay down its arms and embrace the US with its goal of world-ending nuclear might so close at hand.
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Close at hand are many golf courses, beaches, a wax museum and a Universal Studios theme park, complete with a space ride billed as an "intergalactic battle between good and evil" and "Revenge of the Mummy", which promises a "plunge into total darkness".
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Have one close at hand to switch things up on the fly with some mood music or go all the way and set up a connected home with lights and thermostats from Nest so you can create the perfect atmosphere for intimacy.
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Close at Hand To some, the Moka pot is a fetish and design icon as likely to be found at a museum (one is in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection) as in a young jazz singer's galley kitchen in Harlem.
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"Put down an old towel or sheet, have some moist wipes close at hand and, in the relatively unlikely event that shit happens, assure each other that a fuss won't be made and that a contingency plan is in place," Play advises.
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Hey guys: if you really had to choose between keeping your smartphone close at hand and the well-being of your manhood, would you even think twice before whipping the phone out of your pocket and tossing it as far away from your groin as physically possible?
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And then friends of mine like Allen Ginsberg or William Burroughs, so many people... And I keep them close at hand... I know physically they aren't here, but they're a part of my daily life... You know, sometimes I hear my friend Robert Mapplethorpe or my brother.
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It has 12 slots that hold everything from credit cards to the punch cards from your local coffee shop, an interior zippered pocket that makes a solid change purse, two sections for cash, and an outside pocket to hold essentials that you need close at hand.
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Anything else he could have needed in this moment was close at hand — water, plastic-sleeved X-Men comics, a reference book on an obscure genus of Pokémon, or a Pikachu-shaped backpack with a miniature Pikachu hanging from the zipper and a Pikachu-yellow sweatshirt inside.
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If you are going to get anything done and have any kind of meaningful managerial control over your assignments, you need your own employees, and they need to be relatively close at hand, not across town at Foggy Bottom or over the river at the Pentagon.
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When she sang "Liability" on "Saturday Night Live," with Antonoff accompanying her, they decorated the piano with talismans they'd kept close at hand while writing the song: a copy of Lorrie Moore's short-story collection "Self-Help"; a framed picture of the Swedish pop savant Robyn.
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Keep the desktop sacredImage: ScreenshotIt's all too easy to use the desktop as a general dumping crowd for shortcuts and files that have to be kept close at hand but aren't necessarily all that important—as a result, your screen can quickly become covered with unsightly icons and arrows.
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"A tipping point appears close at hand, which may make 2018 the year that inflation finally picks up," Deutsche Bank strategists Jim Reid and Craig Nicol wrote in a recent research note, citing a rise in underlying inflation, higher import prices, a stronger manufacturing sector and robust economic growth.
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When the artist wakes in the night and reaches for her sketch pad and box of pencils, the 6-year-old trading her security for the potential of her imagination seems close at hand, as does the apprentice to art and beauty arriving in Europe at its apocalypse.
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In an article published on Wednesday in the newspaper Corriere della Sera, Marine Le Pen, the leader of the National Front in France, said that the "Europe of nations is close at hand" and heralded the new government as a harbinger for the collapse of the European Union.
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The tools for their success for off-planet ventures, development, and settlement are already close at hand — reusable rockets for transportation & supply; lasers for deep space communications; new forms of habitation as staging for longer term settlement; advanced robotics for tasks deemed unsafe or too costly for humans to perform.
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Unlike Meltdown, which used speculative execution to grab sensitive data sitting in memory, MDS attacks focus on the buffers that sit between a chip's components, such as between a processor and its cache, the small portion of memory allotted to the processor to keep frequently accessed data close at hand.
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With 1970s politics as a backdrop, Vanda accuses Aldo of falling victim to the times: "You came across a respectable young girl close at hand and in the name of sexual liberation and the dissolution of the family you became her lover," she writes in a letter that opens the book.
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With victory close at hand — many of these top Democrats have polling leads that are beyond the margin of error — the candidates are sharing more of their time and money with House candidates and other downballot nominees to make the most of what appears to be their best midterm campaign since 2006.
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Bria Vinaite, Brooklynn Prince, and Valeria Cotto There are people who don't take to the ending of The Florida Project, when the movie breaks with the reality it has been hewing to for close to two hours — a reality that has finally become unbearable — and escapes into a heartbreakingly close-at-hand flight of fantasy.
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St. John the Divine is much too large and reverberant to allow for clear projection of individual melodies or harmonies, and that was the idea: that lines would partly vanish in a mysterious void and partly mingle to form a distant fabric of sound as a backdrop to whichever performance was close at hand as listeners roamed freely.
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There are shelves of books that he kept in his bedroom at the end of his life because he wanted them to be close at hand: titles about Eastern medicine and acupuncture; books by Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, Michael Gilbert, Ivan Turgenev, Penelope Fitzgerald and Anton Chekhov; and spiritual tomes from Hindu, Taoist, Christian Science and Zen Buddhist traditions.
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Nor was it simply a matter of bad communication: Stalemate might have made sense to Bundy, but no one in the White House or Pentagon thought it made for good P.R. And so even as the White House and the Pentagon pursued a stalemate strategy in Vietnam, at home they insisted that progress toward a conventional victory was close at hand. Gen.
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Here, you have to know what the number "21" has to do with, from top to bottom: drinking; a best-selling album by a winner of 15 Grammys (and an Oscar); funerals, mostly for heads of state; gambling; gambling, again, since you're on a roll; and one more thing that's virtually guaranteed to be quite close at hand right now, which is the puzzle itself.
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Hopefully, this book will serve something of the same function; by contemplating these images, and by engaging with the many ways in which our ancestors imagined a death that was not antithetical to beauty, we might rediscover what they knew so well: the seemingly paradoxical notion that it is precisely by keeping death close at hand and coming to terms with its inevitability that we are able to lead full, rich lives.
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Whether you travel by bus, train, car, or even plane, there's one thing your commute has in common with all others: the need to lug a ton of crap from point A to point B. And while the trek from your front door to work (and back) likely isn't the shining moment of your day, it is inevitable — and so is having a bag that keeps all your essentials close at hand.
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Announces second quarter 22017 results * Q6463 earnings per share $2646 * Q2646 earnings per share view $28780 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q2 adjusted earnings per share $0.24 * Q2 revenue $764 million versus i/b/e/s view $774.1 million * Qtrly food and beverage revenues were $243.5 million, compared to $6463 million for quarter ended june 30, 2015 * "moviegoers are signing up to enroll in new amc stubs loyalty program at a rate 2 to 3 times than that for previous program" * Qtrly admissions revenues were $481.2 million compared to $533.4 million for same period a year ago * "industry box office revenues up more than 7% as of july 29, and a potentially record setting film slate being close at hand for calendar year 2017" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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