NASA scientists alarmed by massivesulfur cloud over Iraq NASA scientists alarmed by massivesulfur cloud over Iraq This segment originally aired Oct.
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" Mr. King said that he understood why the chaplain complained: "It's a cloud over the Jesuit order, it's a cloud over him if he goes out with this.
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RIVERA: You have that little dark cloud over your head.
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Still, JetSmarter has another cloud over its future — federal inquiries.
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This is casting a deepening cloud over the coal industry.
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Some said Zuma had cast a cloud over the ANC.
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It's a shame there could be a cloud over it.
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I think it&aposs putting the cloud over the entire country.
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There was also a cloud over the technology that underpinned CurrentC.
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There's "a big gray cloud" over the Trump administration, said Rep.
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The Russian cloud over the Trump administration never seems to disappear.
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By its very nature, it casts a cloud over his win.
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Watch next: NASA scientists alarmed by massive sulfur cloud over Iraq
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The public spat has put a political cloud over the deal.
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"This entire process has cast a cloud over Judge Kavanaugh," Sen.
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Questions relating to Russia have cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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The probe cast a cloud over Trump's presidency for nearly two years.
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That puts a looming cloud over any victory they have this season.
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"People say there is a cloud over the town," she told me.
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Their relationship appeared to cast a cloud over the show for Carey.
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Ever since Paradise burned there's been like a black cloud over it.
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Now Democrats are ticked, saying Nunes put a "cloud" over the investigation.
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Economists said the move still left a cloud over the U.S. economy.
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The Iran Contra scandal loomed like a dark cloud over his campaign.
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The tariff threat "brought back a dark cloud over Cupertino," said Ives.
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"There's a cloud over this," said Dr. Yeh, the study's senior author.
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Trump was not content Wednesday with casting a new cloud over Mueller.
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"It's just kind of this cloud over us right now," Anthony said.
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"This entire process has cast a cloud over Judge Kavanaugh," said Sen.
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That probe cast a cloud over the Trump administration for nearly two years.
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"For a long time, there was a cloud over Tiger," the insider continues.
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Instead, a series of mini-crises have cast a cloud over the visit.
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Russia is, as Nunes put it, "a big gray cloud" over the administration.
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Stormy Daniels is casting a dark cloud over the new Star Wars movie.
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So I think it has a much bigger legal cloud over its head.
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The undefined probe will be a "cloud" over the Trump administration, Republicans warned.
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But the report found that his actions cast a cloud over the DOJ.
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But China has once again cast a cloud over Apple&aposs future prospects.
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Mr. Comey's letter, which quickly became public, cast a negative cloud over Mrs.
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But the lawsuit still hovers like a menacing cloud over the insurance marketplaces.
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The shutdown has cast a cloud over the first anniversary of Trump's inauguration.
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Now Republican stumbles are casting a cloud over the upcoming tax reform challenge.
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GOWDY: I think it&aposs putting more than just a cloud over the president.
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The Russian probe has indeed been hanging like a cloud over the Trump administration.
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But a recently revealed 2000 data hack has put a cloud over the agreement.
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More importantly, Tribe says, the unsettled question would throw a "cloud" over Cruz's candidacy.
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Both can keep a cloud over your head even on the sunniest Caribbean island.
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"Trump was right when he said there's a cloud over his presidency," Conyers said.
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I hope that someday we cannot be connected with this nasty cloud over us.
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Those accusations followed scandals that have collectively cast a dark cloud over international sports.
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"That could actually be a bit of a cloud over the stock," he said.
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Worries about the health of the global economy cast a cloud over commodity markets.
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But this continued behavior by McConnell keeps a dark cloud over the negotiation process.
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For 11 months, they've had this phony cloud over this administration, over our government.
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The only cloud over these spiritual sojourners was the constant news about criminal clergy.
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Mr. Mabuza's role in Mr. Ramaphosa's ascendancy has been a cloud over the president.
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It led to tensions with Afghan forces that cast a cloud over the relationship.
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The towering ash cloud over the popular international vacation spot forced some flight cancellations.
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In recent years, Microsoft has focused on the cloud over its legacy business, Windows.
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"For a long time, there was a cloud over Tiger," the insider also told PEOPLE.
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That still leaves the big cloud over the manufacturing sector: The trade dispute with China.
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The economic malaise facing Brazil has also cast a cloud over Santander's Latin American operations.
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" Experts offer ways to save Facebook - NYT : "…the cloud over Facebook extends far beyond Russia.
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Those contacts have been a cloud over Kushner throughout his time at the White House.
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The fallout from trade tensions has also cast a cloud over the upcoming earnings season.
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"She painted this black cloud over the mansion I don't like too much," she said.
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A cloud over Netanyahu's political future would compound the uncertainty surrounding prospects for their resumption.
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The suggestion was that Comey—not Trump—had put this cloud over the White House.
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The inspector general did suggest that the agents' views cast a "cloud" over the probe.
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Now, Cassini data have revealed a wispy toxic ice cloud over the moon's south pole.
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But the specter of an F.B.I. inquiry could cast a cloud over a victorious Mrs.
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But in many such instances there will already be a cloud over the Oval Office.
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The legal cloud over Hunter has propelled other Republicans to seek his solidly conservative district.
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The board said the appeals court decision "lifts a cloud" over the government's pension payments.
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Worries about new U.S. trade tariffs on China cast a cloud over the market, however.
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That disclosure, Mr. Nunes said, had put "a big, gray cloud" over the White House.
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It's a shame there could even be a little bit of a cloud over it.
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"I don't want to paint a major black cloud over the top of Netflix," Goldman said.
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So far, the biggest cloud over Hawley's campaign has been Missouri's scandal-plagued former Republican Gov.
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George W. Bush, who i worked for, came into office with a cloud over his presidency.
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"This is hanging as a big dark cloud over the spring meetings this year," he said.
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This is a cloud over the global economy: such a rapid increase often predicts financial trouble.
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It intensified scrutiny of Nixon -- another Watergate prosecutor was named -- and left a cloud over Bork.
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Then there is the Russia investigation, which continues to hang like a cloud over this administration.
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Whatever the case, though, it appears that yet another legal cloud over President Trump has lifted.
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Yeah, but: The report noted that their actions "cast a cloud" over the bureau. http://bit.
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Events in the next few days put the spotlight on the cloud over the White House.
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"The messages cast a cloud over the FBI investigations which these employees were assigned," Horowitz writes.
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Their conduct did, however, "cast a cloud over the entire FBI investigation," according to the report.
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Carr's injury leaves a dark cloud over the best season for the Raiders in 14 years.
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The text messages, however, "cast a cloud over the entire FBI investigation," the inspector general concluded.
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Priebus argued that the allegations cast a cloud over whether Clinton could fairly serve in office.
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"The conduct by these employees cast a cloud over the entire FBI investigation," the report says.
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Trump has called Mueller's investigation, which has cast a cloud over his presidency, a witch hunt.
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"The one cloud over this is really Saudi Arabia and their relationship with President Trump, " added Croft.
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Nunes didn't like this and accused Comey of casting "a big, gray cloud" over the White House.
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"That could lift the cloud over German manufacturing," said Kenneth Broux, corporate forex strategist at Societe Generale.
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" But, the report noted, "the conduct by these employees cast a cloud over the entire FBI investigation.
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"This has left a cloud over the auto industry that suggests it isn't honest," Ms. Krebs said.
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But the allegation that he misappropriated taxpayer funds was enough to cast a cloud over his job.
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So massive, in fact, that the bickering over the wording hung like a cloud over these negotiations.
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The incident cast a cloud over the sport and led to rule changes to prevent a recurrence.
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"That could lift the cloud over German manufacturing," said Kenneth Broux, corporate forex strategist at Societe Generale.
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And it's a shame that there can even be a little bit of a cloud over it.
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The cloud over his presence, Mr. Yglesias predicted, will help the left's "necessary delegitimization" of the court.
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The department added the company to the entity list in 2016, putting a cloud over its future.
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Semenya has refused to be bound by these restrictions, placing a cloud over her future in athletics.
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"There is a cloud over this set of rights," said Mr. Miller of N.Y.U. "But clouds pass."
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Mr. Saikawa's disclosure casts a further cloud over an automaker rocked by scandal and broader industry problems.
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Yet Anthony's presence, amid speculation over his future, cast a bit of a cloud over the night.
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Trump has called the probe a "witch hunt," saying it has left a "cloud" over his administration.
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Mr. Northam, Mr. Keam said, had a duty to remove "the dark cloud" over the state government.
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So if North Korea were extremely lucky, there might be a mushroom cloud over a US city.
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"There's this cloud over my head for something I haven't done that keeps following me," Horman tells PEOPLE.
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The acquisition wiped nearly $22 billion in market value from rival supermarkets and casts a cloud over Instacart.
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Although Monte dei Paschi is the biggest cloud over Italy's banking system, other lenders are also seeking capital.
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All of these factors could reduce the overall cost of transitioning to the cloud over standard pricing approaches.
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It's hard to feel excited for this couple when Arie's own actions cast a cloud over their love.
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"For a long time, there was a cloud over Tiger," a source close to Woods previously told PEOPLE.
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Imagine how effective he can be given the year he has had without this cloud over his head?
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Elon Musk's settlement of a securities-fraud case has removed a cloud over the company and its leader.
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"For a long time, there was a cloud over Tiger," a source close to Woods previously told PEOPLE.
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Yet their past tension -- and the personal attacks -- cast a cloud over any accord between the two aspirants.
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Advertising software company OpenX recently agreed to spend at least $110 million on Google Cloud over five years.
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In the mid-'80s there was this dark looming cloud over all of us, especially in my industry.
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The allegations that Russia tried to help Trump win the election has cast a cloud over his presidency.
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One of the biggest concerns creating a black cloud over the tech sector is the specter of regulation.
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The slugger who helped lift the cloud over the Red Sox is still crushing homers at age 40.
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Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) lamented that Comey had cast "a big, gray cloud" over the Trump administration.
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The contrast of the dark cloud over the cool blues of the ocean make for some breathtaking photos.
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An indictment would, of course, place a cloud over a presidency, even if all further proceedings were postponed.
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But the legal cloud over the company could make it harder to quickly raise capital in the market.
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The president says the "commonsense" measures could prevent mass shootings, which have cast a cloud over his presidency.
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The dark cloud over the Trump presidency appears poised to engulf the Republican Party in the 2018 elections.
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It's an extremely sad family story that must hang like a cloud over Biden's successful career in politics.
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By My Standards is trained by Brett Calhoun, who also trains Silver Dust, casting a cloud over him.
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The issue of Clinton's use of private email servers has cast a cloud over her campaign for the Nov.
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It settled like a cloud over Porter Ranch, making many areas smell like rotten eggs and upending people's lives.
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"This is a dark cloud over Iraq," Bishop Shemani told the assembly in his Christmas Eve sermon in Bartella.
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Microsoft, of course, has been a desktop stalwart for many years before embracing the cloud over the last decade.
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Each year, we'd watch his young, hopeful face cloud over when the announcer said a name that wasn't DiCaprio's.
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Ever since the Trump administration announced its highly controversial travel ban, there's been a dark cloud over the country.
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He left behind a cloud over Fox News, an ongoing Federal investigation, and an admittedly blazing trail of achievements.
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The oppressive prospect of action by special counsel Robert Mueller hangs like an immovable cloud over his White House.
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Michael Uturn captured video from downtown Brooklyn of a funnel cloud over the New York Harbor on Tuesday afternoon.
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"It is a black cloud over the space right now, there's no doubt about it," Morgan of Synovus said.
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The private email arrangement has become a cloud over the Democratic presidential nominee and spurred a yearlong FBI investigation.
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That did a lot for the city, and it lifted the gray cloud over us that Cleveland can't win.
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Health care is a job engine there — and the cloud over the Affordable Care Act has left residents uneasy.
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" Asked whether the Conroy controversy had cast a cloud over the search process, Collins replied: "Transitions are always difficult.
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But a third-quarter flurry by James, with Green as his sidekick, floated an ominous cloud over New England.
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The clashes cast a cloud over the World Economic Forum in Africa, which began in Cape Town on Wednesday.
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Deakins: I mean, I&aposm looking at all my weather apps to see when it&aposs gonna cloud over.
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Yet whatever the final conclusions, the Mueller investigation has already cast a cloud over Mr. Trump and his presidency.
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Such risks could cast a cloud over the BOJ's assumption that continued economic expansion would push inflation to its target.
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It suggests he may blame his staff for many of the decisions that have put a cloud over his tenure.
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The company, which was founded way back in 2002, has been shifting to the cloud over the last five years.
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Combined with the fact that the price of crude fell again, it cast a dark cloud over the entire group.
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They went like a cloud over the fresh blacktop, through the gate and up the incline to County Route 9.
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Trump has expressed his preference for bilateral negotiations, and his trade rhetoric has cast a cloud over the WTO meeting.
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Low winds and colder air flowing from the Himalayan mountain range traps the pollution in a cloud over the region.
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Trump has cast a cloud over the detente reached in 2014 between Raul Castro and former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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"We have a cloud over the FBI and Justice Department and it was put there by Devin Nunes," Hosko said.
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The only effect of the pre-election disclosure was to cast another cloud over the Clinton candidacy and help Trump.
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It's hard to stay focused on Democratic candidates while impeachment is swirling like a storm cloud over the White House.
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The department has investigated a series of rapes since 2015, which became a "cloud over the community," according to Roberts.
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The events also cast a cloud over the ECB, which monitored the banks and had deemed them solvent until recently.
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Obama repeated his laments about how about partisan politics has cast a cloud over his time in the White House.
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One conservative group, Defend Arizona, sent out an anti-Sinema mailer last week that depicted a mushroom cloud over Phoenix.
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It's an uncertainty that plagues even the most joyous of moments and lingers as a dark cloud over their heads.
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"It's a shame that there can even be a little bit of a cloud over" his election victory, he said.
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The chaotic finish filled with screaming, tears and jeers cast a cloud over what should have been Osaka's shining moment.
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Eswar Prasad, a trade policy professor at Cornell University, said the Huawei issue could be a cloud over coming talks.
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The report calls out these individuals as having "cast a cloud" over the investigation and damaged the bureau's reputation. But!
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CreditCreditMachine Planet Elon Musk's settlement of a securities-fraud case has removed a cloud over the company and its leader.
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And I know that this has put a huge cloud over this presidency and also over our whole democratic system.
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The prospect of such sizable losses has cast a cloud over SoftBank and raised doubts about Mr. Son's investment style.
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That would put Temer just one vote shy of a potential victory that lifts the legal cloud over his administration.
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And I know that this has put a huge cloud over this presidency and also over our whole democratic system.
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Yes, trauma changes the brain, but you don't have to let it create a permanent rain cloud over your head.
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There was another cloud over what should've been a triumphant night for WWE, though this one may have a silver lining.
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"There is always a black cloud over this amazing event," Carey said while at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota.
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Otherwise, this scandal will continue to loom as a dark cloud over the administration, and the GOP, as more stories emerge.
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"This puts a cloud over the company with regard to the CSeries," said Bryden Teich, portfolio manager at Avenue Investment Management.
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Since you sit on the board of a hospital, is that going to be a cloud over how you serve customers?
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The action camera is waterproof, captures footage in 4K, and sends the clips you take to the cloud over Wi-Fi.
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The special counsel probe and Russia "hoax," as the president has described it, has cast a cloud over the Trump administration.
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Wildfire smoke hung in a hazy heavy cloud over parts of California this month, but it won't stay for much longer.
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But their slow bore dissemination kept a cloud over the Clinton campaign during the summer and into the fall of 2016.
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It began to cloud over as the wedding party made its way from the dock to a row of cars waiting.
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Talk about the matters that form the most daunting dark cloud over their lives: excessive student loan debt and job insecurity.
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But it's still a glimmer of good news in the story that has cast an omnipresent cloud over Trump's administration. 4.
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That put a cloud over global trade at a time when its revival has fuelled hopes for a stronger world economy.
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Some may think that an indictment would be a cloud over the administration, and thus be contrary to the national interest.
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Some lawmakers worry that the chaplain controversy — and Walker's comments — will cast a dark cloud over the selection process going forward.
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The inquiry puts a cloud over Hampton Creek, which has described itself as the fastest-growing food company in the world.
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" Alongside the Russian leader, Trump called the cloud over his election "a shame" and denounced the Mueller probe as "a disaster.
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Despite these denials, there is now a cloud over $12 billion worth of pending transactions by Anbang and its three counterparts.
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The company's partners will run their quantum computers in their own facilities, but link them into Microsoft's cloud over the internet.
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Still, the cloud over Sharapova is part of the reason French Open officials stiff-armed her potential return at their tournament.
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On Tuesday, it announced that it's committed to driving $500 million in revenues for Google Cloud over the next three years.
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In turn, that has cast a cloud over the business world, which is watching the lengthy regulatory process with intense interest.
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Tax experts are expecting a slog that could drag well into 2018 and even cast a cloud over the midterm elections.
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We won that race and it is a shame there can be even a little bit of a cloud over it.
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The Mueller probe has been hanging like a dark cloud over the White House, but maybe not over the stock market anymore.
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Was your father's hate so still so present as to cloud over every last sunny moment of every single damn day Anthony?
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"I don't see no reason to have no cloud over anybody at this point," Williams told reporters at the union's Detroit headquarters.
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It has cast a cloud over the Trump presidency, allowing his opponents to press their no-holds-barred opposition with righteous zeal.
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" The Mueller investigation has cast a cloud over the presidency of Trump, who has often called it a politically motivated "witch hunt.
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President Donald Trump has been warning about "fake news" throughout his entire political career putting a dark cloud over the journalism professional.
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The killing casts a cloud over efforts by the former Soviet-ruled European Union state of 2 million people to fight corruption.
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" Musical artist and producer Dready tweeted "Guilty or not, this trial will be a dark cloud over Bill Cosby's whole career forever.
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"We applaud FCC Chairman Pai's initiative to remove this stifling regulatory cloud over the internet," AT&T said in a blog post.
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"I won that race, and it's a shame there can even be a little bit of a cloud over it," he said.
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"I won that race, and it's a shame there can even be a little bit of a cloud over it," he said.
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Anxiety over Zika, a mosquito-borne virus linked to severe birth defects, has cast a cloud over preparations for the Summer Games.
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It should go without saying that there is a cloud over these dudes, and it's a 29-year-old aggrieved star player.
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Mobile phone maker Xiaomi's disappointing initial public offering has cast a cloud over potential new listings by Chinese companies in Hong Kong.
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In the 1957 breach, a nuclear waste storage tank exploded, sending a radioactive cloud over an area estimated at 20,000 square miles.
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But outcry over the disappearance and suspected killing of a Saudi journalist has cast a cloud over SoftBank's alliance with the country.
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The probe has formed a cloud over the White House, and the President believes it is bogging down his time in office.
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I guess they could try to re-create Azure, but we've invested tens of billions of dollars in cloud over the years.
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The report did say, however, that the texts "cast a cloud" over the F.B.I.'s handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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As Salman's influence at home and abroad evolves, the use of economic carrots to cloud over areas of concern will likely continue.
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"The circumstances regarding Mr. Wheeler have changed since we had our nomination hearing and vote with the cloud over Administrator Pruitt," Sen.
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"The corruption factor is just a cloud over this entire race," said Carl Golden, a former spokesperson for past New Jersey Govs.
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Mueller's investigation has led to criminal charges against a series of former Trump aides and has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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All the obstacles facing Singapore's property market might not be cleared, but one dark cloud over the luxury end has disappeared, analysts said.
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Guild members were urged to fire their agents, throwing a cloud over the relationship between agencies and talent until the impasse is resolved.
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Only the day before, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee warned that the probe would cast a "dark cloud" over the administration.
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The news lifted the cloud over Clinton's campaign, with at least three polls showing she was in the lead over Republican Donald Trump.
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That revelation has cast what Republicans called a "cloud" over the administration that is likely to linger until the FBI's investigation is closed.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) told Comey at the end of Monday's hearing his remarks left "a big, gray cloud" over the Trump administration.
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"The circumstances regarding Mr. Wheeler have changed since we had our nomination hearing and vote with the cloud over administrator Pruitt," said Sen.
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President Trump wanted then-FBI Director James Comey to "lift the cloud" over his administration caused by the investigation into Russian election interference.
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And this is all happening in a world where 2016 had already cast a cloud over the health of the American presidential election.
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While the network may dismiss Carlson's comments as ten-year-old radio banter, the controversy is yet another cloud over his 8 p.m.
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"The thing that pains me the most is it puts a black cloud over the sport that I love, and that's not right."
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By casting an amnesia cloud over the people of Derry, IT has gotten away with perpetrating the worst events in the town's history.
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"The accusations regarding the Trump campaign's ties to Russia are creating a cloud over the White House," Mr. Graham said in a statement.
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"The circumstances regarding Mr. Wheeler have changed since we had our nomination hearing and vote with the cloud over Administrator Pruitt," said Sen.
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With this cloud over his presidency gone, the economy booming, and his popularity quite high, 1999 was a very successful year for Clinton.
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Every three months, the company delivers disappointing earnings that put a big, fat rain cloud over any positive progress it's making toward a turnaround.
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Adam Schiff -- warned that his colleague had cast a "profound cloud" over their effort to investigate Russian attempts to interfere in the election. Rep.
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" Says Higgins: "I look back at the day we got engaged, and there is a cloud over it, because I really did hurt Lauren.
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On Monday, House Intelligence committee chairman Devin Nunes lectured FBI Director James Comey for putting "a big, gray cloud" over the Trump White House.
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And Casper's IPO comes on the heels of a WeWork IPO fiasco in 2019, which put a dark cloud over the start-up market.
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Its IPO also comes on the heels of a WeWork IPO fiasco in 2019, which put a dark cloud over the start-up market.
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The mass shooting at the Pulse night club in Orlando, Florida, has undoubtedly put a cloud over Pride, causing some to refuse to attend.
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"I look back at the day we got engaged, and there is a cloud over it, because I really did hurt Lauren," Higgins explained.
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The killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist, in the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul in October cast an even darker cloud over its prospects.
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And Trump appears increasingly eager to conclude the probe, which has put a huge cloud over his political agenda and expected re-election bid.
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While companies have endured product or other disappointments, analysts have pointed to concerns about pressures on drug-pricing as a cloud over the stocks.
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An escalating tariff war between the world's two largest economies has set world markets on edge and cast a cloud over global economic growth.
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Cramer Remix: A dark cloud over this stock Cramer: What made the bulls run like crazy Cramer: Accounting irregularities = SELL No. 6 Geopolitical improvement.
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He responded to Cruz's attack in an interview on "Anderson Cooper 360" late Thursday, calling the issue "a serious cloud" over the senator's candidacy.
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Even if that's a bit hyperbolic, there's no denying the trade has loomed like a storm cloud over everything the Thunder have done since.
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The central reason is basic: An atmosphere generated by a steady flow and variety of lies is like a dark cloud over the facts.
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His lawyers believe an interview would help Mueller complete his investigation, which has cast a cloud over the Trump administration, according the Thursday report.
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Bannon's departure cast a cloud over the future of the group of allies he had brought into the White House, such as Sebastian Gorka.
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The report concluded that the FBI's actions ultimately "cast a cloud" over the bureau and senior leaders did lasting damage to the FBI's reputation.
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"I look back at the day we got engaged, and there is a cloud over it because I really did hurt Lauren," he said.
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The accounting admission may leave a persistent cloud over Valeant for another reason: It lends credibility to those who have long criticized Valeant's books.
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A special counsel investigation into Russia's role in that election and whether Trump's campaign conspired with Moscow has cast a cloud over his presidency.
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There is complex web of unsolved social issues and utterly pessimistic views of the world that has created a thick cloud over our generation.
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The effect is being felt around the world: • Germany's industrial slump worsened at the start of 2019, casting a cloud over the eurozone economy.
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Raids on the offices of German carmakers over suspected emissions cheating have become almost commonplace, casting a cloud over the country's most important industry.
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The epidemic has cast a cloud over global recovery prospects, overshadowing a meeting of finance leaders of the world's top 20 economies in Riyadh.
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Cornerback Darrelle Revis, one of the team's veteran leaders, said Sunday that the incident cast a "dark cloud" over the rest of the season.
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This summer saw thunderstorms near the North Pole and outbreaks of a rare type of shimmering nighttime cloud over Europe and the United States.
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The mounting lies and half-truths about Trump and his staff's communications with Russians only cast a bigger cloud over the ongoing Russian investigation.
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A cloud over Netanyahu's political future would compound the uncertainty surrounding prospects for a resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that collapsed in 2014.
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A small cloud over a field, for example, that wasn't present in previous images, could completely throw off a model attempting to predict crop yields.
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"I don't see no reason to have no cloud over anybody at this point," UAW President Dennis Williams told reporters at the union's Detroit headquarters.
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"It was a very bearish report, and it's a cloud over this market, but it's no asset class left behind at the moment," Kilduff said.
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Adam Schiff of California -- warned that his colleague had cast a "profound cloud" over their effort to investigate Russian attempts to interfere in the election.
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Then, the abrupt firing of the company's co-founder and CEO, Matt Straz, back in May, cast a bit of a cloud over the company.
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For Guy's children, too, the lost man was a presence: a dark cloud over the family, even at mealtimes or on outings to the beach.
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A spate of uncouth tweets managed to cast a cloud over his electric car company — which actually performed pretty well this year — and its stock.
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Bernstein said that in a case as important as the Boeing shareholder litigation, Judge Tharp cannot appoint lead investors with a cloud over their heads.
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And when a scandal looms like a cloud over the White House, as the Russia hacking matter now does, presidents are understandably even more defensive.
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While BlackRock doesn't expect Britain to go through a hard Brexit, the political uncertainty will cast a cloud over the market for the foreseeable future.
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The ordeal has cast a cloud over Flint, a blue-collar city of about 100,000 that's been through tough times before -- but nothing like this.
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In his written testimony ahead of a congressional cross-examination last year, Comey said Trump had called the Russia probe a "cloud" over his administration.
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Hanging like a black cloud over the GOP's support for Roy Moore, of course, are the multiple charges of sexual assault against President Donald Trump.
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Peter King of New York slammed "the shameful anti-Trump political bias" of Strzok and Page as having cast an "indelible cloud" over Mueller's investigation.
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"The only other thing that has even a mild cloud over the market is there's still some concerns about trade wars and tariffs," he added.
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The dispute has cast a cloud over the show within the theater industry but does not seem to have dampened sales at the box office.
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"Obviously the Walker has a slight cloud over it right now," said Tom Eccles, executive director of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.
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The newly appointed senator denied any wrongdoing, but never fully confronted the issue in a way that would eliminate the lingering cloud over the appointment.
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But the lawsuit, which could take years to come to trial, will cast a cloud over the company as long as the matter remains unresolved.
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The high court's action leaves a dark cloud over special revenue bonds, which could increase borrowing costs for local governments seeking to finance infrastructure projects.
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"Westminster is going to be a cloud over sterling before the Tory conference," ING's Patel said, referring to May's party gathering starting on Sept 30.
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You ask people to imagine a mushroom cloud over an American city, as Dick Cheney did in building the case for the war in Iraq.
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Mediation between the two parties fell apart in August, leaving a cloud over the team's Olympic preparations with a trial date in looming in May.
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Rehashing the origins of this situation would be pointless, but it hangs like a cloud over the race for chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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Mueller is preparing to submit to Attorney General William Barr a report on his investigation, a probe that has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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Huawei's outlook has come under a cloud over the past year with the United States voicing concerns that its equipment could be used for espionage.
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No. 2, these text messages between FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page, this really hung like a cloud over the Clinton email investigation.
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Elijah Cummings said Nunes "scuttled and put a cloud over his own investigation" and suggested the California Republican should be the target of an investigation himself.
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The nightmare of Sepang cast a dark cloud over the subsequent race in Japan and still haunted Hamilton even as he took pole position in Texas.
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On Wednesday, G7 finance chiefs cast a cloud over prospects for Facebook's Libra digital coin, insisting tough regulatory problems would have to be worked out first.
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It said Sweeney's ruling "casts a cloud" over whether all 12,000 documents were properly withheld, and in practice could chill White House deliberations on sensitive subjects.
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They promised a final solution for the issue that had evaded all previous administrations, hanging like a heavy cloud over the growth prospects of the country.
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The contract, known as the Joint Enterprise Defense Initiative, or JEDI, would put much of department's computing on a secure cloud over a 10-year period.
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The Republican push to repeal ObamaCare has also put a cloud over the roughly 20 million people who could lose coverage once the law is repealed.
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These issues, along with the SEC's refusal to approve a bitcoin ETF, have been a significant cloud over the development of cryptocurrencies and the blockchain buildout.
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But now the director has gone even further, essentially placing a cloud over Clinton's head right before what may be the most important election since 1864.
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"The corruption factor is just a cloud over this entire race," said Carl Golden, a longtime political analyst and former spokesperson for past New Jersey Govs.
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Adding to the cloud over the summit is European anger over Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the international nuclear agreement with Iran.
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There is a literal dark storm cloud over the city, and it's beginning to drizzle, but the ominous tropical heat wave suggests the apocalypse is coming.
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It's also hard to have a relationship fall apart for that reason and difficult to re-enter the dating world with that cloud over your head.
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Some might argue that the unresolved cloud over his past would require a Justice Kavanaugh to recuse himself from any case involving sexual assault or harassment.
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Wade should be willing to encourage his withdrawal if his accuser testifies credibly against him, and the cloud over his nomination can't be expeditiously cleared up.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), who served on Trump's transition team, described it as "a big gray cloud" over the Trump White House.
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After that meeting, however, you received two calls from the president — March 30th and April 11th — where the president talked about a cloud over his presidency.
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The tax case had cast a cloud over the telecoms firm as investors feared that the demand by the West African nation could affect MTN's value.
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Still, Ms. Yates's message of legal doubt, coming from the acting head of the Justice Department, sent a powerful signal about the cloud over the order.
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In June, Justice Department inspector general's report released in June was harshly critical of Strzok, asserting he and Page "cast a cloud" over the FBI's actions.
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But casting a cloud over this president is hardly a legislative accomplishment, and it may not yield much more than continuing to depress Trump's poll numbers.
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He said his research team flew an aircraft through a pyroCb cloud over Idaho in 2016 and measured updrafts of 135 mph with an airborne radar.
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Trump and his personal attorneys have increasingly expressed frustrated with the special counsel investigation, which has cast a cloud over the president's first year in office.
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Instead, apps will run from massively powerful computers in the cloud, and they&aposll be streamed from the cloud over fast and lag-free 5G networks.
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"We applaud F.C.C. Chairman Pai's initiative to remove this stifling regulatory cloud over the internet," Randall L. Stephenson, AT&T's chief executive, said in a statement.
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Politics With a swift one-two punch, FBI Director James Comey put a big cloud over the Trump White House that could hang around for a while.
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The government said that ruling "casts a cloud" over whether all 12,000 documents were properly withheld, and in practice could chill White House deliberations on sensitive subjects.
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And he batted away question after question on the growing concern surrounding his administration's connections to the Russian government that has cast a cloud over his presidency.
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The U.S.-China trade battle has been a jolt to the sector, "with a new level of uncertainty representing a dark cloud over the sector," Ives said.
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It casts an even darker cloud over their efforts to find a way of appeasing Mr Trump's demands before hitting the 120-day buffer on May 12th.
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The investigation is a media obsession, hanging a dark cloud over the administration, and the scrutiny of federal prosecutors has put the White House constantly on edge.
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The tragic violence cast a dark cloud over Scaramucci's sideshow, which took place at Midtown Manhattan's Hunt and Fish Club, a high-end restaurant Scaramucci co-owns.
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Trump has referred to the investigation as a cloud over his presidency, according to accounts from former FBI Director James Comey, whom Trump fired May 9, 2017.
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Comey recounted in his March 30 memo that Trump said he thought he would have won a Obamacare repeal vote if not for the cloud over Russia.
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And at the same time, it threw a big cloud over their obscenity laws, so they decided to rewrite it all and made their new pornography laws.
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While the softness in Japan's consumer sector casts a cloud over the outlook for 2019, other indicators on Friday showed not everything was dire in the economy.
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That disagreement, along with events at COP24 that promoted fossil fuel technologies, have cast a cloud over these negotiations, which are being held in Polish coal country.
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The Justice Department's inspector general said in a June report that the texts "cast a cloud" over the F.B.I.'s handling of the investigation and its credibility.
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There is also a cloud over the company's growth plans after the departure of several executives in recent months, including Mr. Fanlo, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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It is latest cloud over Sinclair's $3.9 billion deal, coinciding with an internal investigation underway at the Federal Communications Commission into the agency's relationship with the company.
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Hotel owners who seized on low interest rates and took on big loans are facing greater exposure as coronavirus fears puts a dark cloud over the industry.
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Mr. Trump also asked Mr. Comey what could be done to "lift the cloud" over Mr. Trump from the investigation, according to remarks written by Mr. Comey.
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While officials praised the Afghan security forces for their performance in defending against widespread smaller attacks, the Taliban still managed to create a cloud over the elections.
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"My concern was that by bulling through this nomination without any investigation it would send the wrong signal and leave a cloud over Judge Kavanaugh," Coons said.
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This is especially the case considering that his trade war has contributed to a synchronized global economic slowdown that casts a dark cloud over global financial markets.
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The objections have put a cloud over the production, and over Mr. Ramasar, 38, who has regained his job at City Ballet and resumed his acting career.
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The scandal has cast a cloud over the university as more former athletes accuse university officials of knowing of the abuse and doing nothing to stop it.
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But the administration is now mainly focused on placing a cloud over his reputation for independence, according to the sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Its greatest impact would be to create a cloud over their heads, larger even than the ones they've seen for the past decade, of constant, crippling fear.
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While the trade war is the main cloud over economic growth and demand predictions, market participants also pointed to weakening U.S. data and overfull U.S. crude stockpiles.
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Now that you've revived the series, will you be making this the final installment or do you not want to put that cloud over it this time?
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The Justice Department lawyers who signed the cover letter to Judge Furman complained that along with the plaintiffs' motion for sanctions was the "near-simultaneous publication of an accompanying article in The New York Times" — as if news coverage of a public court filing cast a cloud over the propriety of the filing, rather than the documents' revelations casting a cloud over the propriety of the administration's litigating position.
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Fears the U.S. government will take actions to rein in prescription drug prices, an issue trumpeted by U.S. President Donald Trump, have cast a cloud over the stocks.
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Still, the injury left a black cloud over the tournament -- and the remaining teams decided to call the rest of the event off in light of Rooney's injuries.
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Gold dropped 1.2 percent to a session low of $1,287.73 an ounce, losing its safe-haven allure after the FBI news lifted a cloud over Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Absent an analysis of the emoluments clause issues in Terry's review of the agreement, the Inspector General's Office wrote that there was a "constitutional cloud over the lease."
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David Jaensch was heading back from a camping trip on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula when he spotted this classic example of a cumulonimbus (thunderstorm) cloud over Port Lincoln.
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Rubio asks if Comey and Trump agreed that it would be great if the "cloud" over the White House (a euphemism for the Russia investigation) could be lifted.
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Clinton continues to hold a lead over Trump, but some stock strategists said there is a cloud over her that could impact her effectiveness if she becomes president.
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He said Monday on "Squawk on the Street" that the likelihood of a Clinton win brings environmental concerns into the mix, casting a "cloud" over U.S. shale activity.
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Google describes this as being privacy-focused, however, because the total data never moves; it's summarized into an update and transmitted to the cloud over an encrypted channel.
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The threat of repercussions of the China-US trade war will likely continue to be the dark cloud over financial markets until Washington and Beijing agree a deal.
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Residents described a mushroom cloud over Kabul and windows were shattered in shops, restaurants, and other buildings up to half a mile from the site of the explosion.
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Last week, Horowitz, released an exhaustive report on the FBI's conduct in the Clinton probe and found that Strzok's texts "cast a cloud" over the entire FBI investigation.
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The report chastised FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page for exchanging a series of anti-Trump text messages, asserting they "cast a cloud" over the FBI's actions.
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For Mr. Rubio, 44, the cloud over Mr. Rivera has raised questions about their relationship, even serving as a target for Donald J. Trump's attack ads in Florida.
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Snap, which went public in March 2017 and is often seen as a competitor to Facebook, has been grappling with inconsistent results, casting a cloud over its prospects.
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The initiative could make it more likely companies and research institutions developing infectious disease diagnostic products choose Amazon's cloud over its competitors, which include Microsoft and Google Cloud.
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The story painted a damaging picture for Milner and cast a cloud over the Kremlin-tied companies that funded some of his landmark investments like Facebook and Twitter.
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Going home (I live in New Mexico now) was incredibly difficult — although people were kinder to each other, there was and still is a dark cloud over Newtown.
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The rise of the cloud over the past decade has forced software developers and DevOps engineers to completely rearchitect the modern web application, ensuring scalability, performance, and security.
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"It truly takes a village and I pray that the burden of medical debt will not cloud over their grief," the boy's aunt, Nikki Hughes, wrote on Facebook.
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The inquiry by special counsel Robert Mueller into Russian meddling in the presidential election and possible collusion by Trump's team has been a persistent cloud over the president.
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As effective as Judge Kavanaugh was in garnering conservative support with his counter arguments, he and his allies were still unable to dispel the cloud over his head.
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Leo Grohowski, CIO at BNY Mellon Wealth Management, said trade is a cloud over the market, and if the trade wars escalate it could become a big negative.
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Pan-African e-tailer Jumia grows 303Q revenue, e-payments and losses Whatever the balance, Jumia's 2019 ups and downs cast a cloud over its stock with investors.
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I don't want to be 41, 44, 58 and still dealing with this heavy a– cloud over me because of what happened to me when I was 9.
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The two sides could not reconcile and this week, Mr. Mosher left the production, putting a cloud over a highly anticipated revival starring Annette Bening and Tracy Letts.
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The notion that I have to go out and do the thing I originally wanted eats away at me, and hangs like a cloud over everything I do.
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His failure to deliver even somewhat detailed plans to solve problems — let alone actually solve them — is as much a cloud over his presidency as any FBI investigation.
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But I think the, I look at the OIG Report, and I think that they do say that Strzok is biased and left a big cloud over the organization.
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The volatility that rocked technology stocks earlier this year is not impacting business' plans to migrate to the cloud over the next five to 10 years, Slingerlend's research indicates.
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Huawei's outlook has come under a cloud over the past year with the United States voicing concerns that its equipment could be used by the Chinese government for espionage.
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"Mixed messages about a post-Brexit world and the ongoing euro zone crisis are casting a cloud over our economy," Joe Staton, head of market dynamics at GfK, said.
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While the ongoing trade war between the United States and China is the main cloud over economic growth and demand predictions, other bearish factors also weighed on the market.
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Despite her online critics' best attempts, Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas says that any social media backlash didn't cast a complete cloud over her experience at the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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He also provided resistance that may offer a boost to a crisis-weary White House that has been unable to shrug off the dark cloud over the Russia investigation.
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This video shows a "giant molecular cloud" over a period of 900,000 years as simulated by ORION2: A zoomed-in version can be seen at the NASA blog post.
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The investigation also casts a cloud over Rousseff, who has not been implicated in corruption, though authorities do allege the Workers' Party, which she also belongs to, did benefit.
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The most expensive, at $8, is swollen with Bolivian fricasé, a fervent soup of pork upon pork (belly, shoulder, hocks) that tastes like the cloud over a smoking grill.
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"There is such a cloud over us that you probably need artificial rain or some such to clear this," said Dr Vivek Nangia, a pulmonologist at Delhi's Fortis hospital.
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The president tweeted multiple times about Mueller late Tuesday and early Wednesday, signaling his agitation with the highly anticipated public spectacle that could cast another cloud over his presidency.
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The president tweeted multiple times about Mueller late Tuesday and early Wednesday, signaling an agitation with the highly anticipated public spectacle that could cast another cloud over his presidency.
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The fight has not long been announced but the issues of weight have already cast a dark cloud over the contest – forcing the WBC and Sulaiman scrambling into retreat.
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An Ossoff victory would also darken the cloud over the House-passed health-care bill, which 6 in 10 voters here, including 3 in 10 Republicans, say they dislike.
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News analysis: The end of the investigation has lifted a cloud over Mr. Trump's presidency and fortified him for the battles to come, our chief White House correspondent writes.
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Trade-sensitive factory gauges are weakening, particularly in Germany, and the president has threatened auto tariffs that would hurt German carmakers, casting a persistent dark cloud over the outlook.
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There was, however, more than enough evidence to link the sheriff to Priceville Partners L.L.C., a get-rich-quick scheme that spread a toxic cloud over the business community.
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They said it was politically advantageous for the party to drag out an investigation to keep a cloud over Mr. Trump's presidency, at least into the 2018 election cycle.
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They have laid out an exceedingly open-ended inquiry that could hang a cloud over Mr. Trump as he seeks re-election — even if Mr. Mueller's team clears him.
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The inquiry, which Mr. Trump regularly calls "phony" and a "witch hunt," has ensnared some of Mr. Trump's former aides and has been a dark cloud over his administration.
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This, of course, hangs like a cloud over these new episodes, including this season premiere set in Kenya, but Mr. Bourdain's eloquence and spirit of adventure still shine through.
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He has kept a tight lid on both his office and the evidence he was amassing in his highly sensitive investigation that has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, a longtime friend, broke in: This is a mess, he said, and to lift the cloud over Judge Kavanaugh, an investigation was necessary.
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Five-times runner-up Andy Murray and Japan's Kei Nishikori will take no part, with Murray's hip injury casting a huge cloud over the former world number one's career.
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But he did say that, in fact, there was a great deal of bias which he found and that that cast a cloud over the entire credibility of the investigation.
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"I take congressman Nunes' point that this has created a cloud over the Trump White House right now," said Brian Fallon, former spokesman for Clinton's campaign on CNN on Monday.
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"Basically what he has done is he has scuttled and put a cloud over his own investigation and he has become the subject -- he should be -- of an investigation," Rep.
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This will enable a minimum of 10 billion apparel and footwear products to be created with unique digital identities and data profiles in the cloud over the next three years.
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We do not, however, generally treat all federal employees as having a massive ethical cloud over their heads just because they could probably use this workaround to break the law.
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While the deal lifts a legal cloud over Sara Netanyahu, it has no direct bearing on the prime minister's own troubles - three corruption cases in which he has denied wrongdoing.
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Snap also revealed that it will spend $2 billion with Google Cloud over the next five years, and that boss Evan Spiegel got nearly $900,000 of security services in 2016.
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" But in justifying the legislation, Netanyahu said: "The bill is intended to prevent publication of police recommendations which would leave a cloud over innocent people, something that happens every day.
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The abrupt departures raise corporate governance questions and cast a cloud over the practice of numerous Chinese companies seeking listings in Australia in order to avoid regulatory hurdles at home.
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But it runs the risk of creating new challenges for itself, in particular how a more confrontational relationship with Pakistan will hover like a dark cloud over its global ambitions.
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This new idea that his parents were living a double life — even just the suggestion of it — is a big shift, potentially throwing a dark cloud over his entire motivation.
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Tainted or not, the Rio Games now have a doping cloud over them, adding to the Zika virus cloud and political unrest cloud that already hover over Rio de Janeiro.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Despite a cloud over its future, Alitalia is decking out its flight attendants in sleek new uniforms designed by Alberta Ferretti featuring the colors of the Italian flag.
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Those changes loom like a dark cloud over Livingston, where the average homeowner pays more than $15,000 a year in local taxes and many pay a multiple of that sum.
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The trial has even cast a cloud over City Hall and Mayor Bill de Blasio, who received large donations from the same businessmen but has not been accused of wrongdoing.
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But nearly two months after Ms. Warren released the test results and drew hostile reactions from prominent tribal leaders, the lingering cloud over her likely presidential campaign has only darkened.
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You can see the trauma in the pictures they draw, in the periodic nightmares and bouts of depression they suffer, in the faces that cloud over when distressful memories intrude.
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State Senator Jamilah Nasheed, a Democrat, said "there's a very dark cloud over the state of Missouri and I truly believe that the governor cannot lead" while under felony indictment.
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Alphabet is investing heavily in the business, and is planning to triple its headcount at Google Cloud over the next three years with new technical and sales hires, Porat said.
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Williams has been ineffective at recruiting such players, partly because a protracted N.C.A.A. investigation into fake classes disproportionately taken by major-sport athletes has left a cloud over the program.
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They propose a "Breathe to Save Central Park" plan that involves the maintenance of an artificial cloud over the par to decrease water evaporation and protect reconstruction of the ecosystem.
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Trump's tariff threat against Mexico also has cast a cloud over the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, a trade deal that was meant to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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That followed disappointing earnings reports from aluminum producer Alcoa and diagnostics test maker Illumina on Tuesday, casting a cloud over the start of earnings season and knocking U.S. stocks lower overnight.
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The news lifted a cloud over the Democrat's presidential campaign and gave it new momentum before Tuesday's U.S. election, sending the benchmark S&P 500 index up more than 2 percent.
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A 10-pound satchel of dynamite mixed with less than 2 ounces of cesium (about the size of a pencil eraser) could spew a radioactive cloud over tens of square blocks.
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"I beat Hillary Clinton easily and, frankly ... it's a shame there could be a cloud over it," Trump said, in response to suggestions he received assistance from Russia for the win.
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It's such a light and fun set to be on — I'm so used to being on things that are so heavy, you leave work with like a cloud over your head.
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Winning at the ICJ would not only lift an age-old cloud over the country, but also bring international law to Belize's side when policing illegal fishing and logging by Guatemalans.
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Fears of a global trade war triggered by Trump's imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports cast a cloud over a two-day G20 meeting in Buenos Aires this week.
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CHANTILLY, France (Reuters) - Group of Seven finance chiefs cast a cloud over prospects for Facebook's Libra digital coin on Wednesday, insisting tough regulatory problems would have to be worked out first.
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That privilege is a little tricky, nuanced and not absolute (just look at Presidents Nixon, Clinton and Bush), and such an assertion might put more of a cloud over the presidency.
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As a step toward lifting the growing cloud over Mounties, Commissioner Bob Paulson, the head of the force, offered an emotional apology to those women and the nation as a whole.
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That in turn could cast a dark cloud over the rest of the emerging market economies' prospects as well as over those European — especially Spanish — banks with high Turkish debt exposure.
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Ever since Donald J. Trump descended to the Trump Tower lobby on June 15, 2015 to declare his candidacy for the presidency, there has been a cloud over US-Mexico relations.
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"These orders are really putting a gray cloud over the hard work in building these relationships and encouraging the community to be part of mainstream America," Mr. Razvi said on Thursday.
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A stabilization or gradual creep higher in sterling's exchange rate may come as a relief to Mark Carney and Co. at the Bank, but it casts a cloud over the FTSE.
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It hangs like a cloud over our most personal experiences of heredity, even if we can't stop trying to smuggle the old traditions of heredity into the new language of genes.
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A loss to Buttigieg, who is trying to establish himself as the moderate standard-bearer, would hang a dark cloud over Sanders' campaign as the contest heads west for Nevada's caucuses.
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Perhaps more important, it can put a cloud over the companies' reputations, limiting their sales in the United States or elsewhere and keeping them from hiring the world's best technology talent.
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With the Philippines serving as host to Asean, the country's about-face lifted a significant cloud over China, with only Vietnam reportedly continuing to insist that the group condemn Beijing's actions.
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A cloud over the Trump administration's image and ability to enact its agenda drove the Dow Jones industrial average to close down 1.2 percent, or 274.14 points to 21,750.73 on Thursday.
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I beat Hillary Clinton easily and frankly we beat her…We won that race and it's a shame that there can be even a little bit of a cloud over it.
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I beat Hillary Clinton easily and frankly we beat her ... We won that race and it's a shame that there can be even a little bit of a cloud over it.
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If he makes any move that can be seen as confrontational toward Iran, or as positioning himself closer to the United States, it could place a cloud over his political future.
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Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's numerous contacts with Russia and whether he committed obstruction of justice has cast a cloud over his presidency heading into his 22018 re-election bid.
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Kasowitz says Comey stonewalled the president&aposs request to clear his name in order to "sustain an investigative cloud" over his head that would make it hard for Trump to fire him.
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A strong property market could reduce the risks to China's economic outlook from a tit-for-tat trade war with Washington, which has cast a cloud over the country's massive export sector.
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Once again, the President's associates' contacts with Russian officials hung like a dark cloud over his powerhouse diplomatic efforts -- especially at this summit, where discussion of Russian actions will take center stage.
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In the past two weeks, we have seen several signs that the Supreme Court may be keen to tamp down the blaring partisanship that has been casting a cloud over its work.
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Uncertainty over biosimilars has cast a cloud over 48-year-old Schwan's eight years at the helm, but he intends to stick around for a while yet if the board plays along.
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The inspector general's report The report was harshly critical of Strzok, who exchanged anti-Trump text messages with former FBI lawyer Lisa Page, asserting they "cast a cloud" over the FBI's actions.
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Clinton's campaign welcomed the end of a probe that had cast a cloud over her campaign, but Republicans seized on Comey's criticism of what he termed Clinton's "extremely careless" handling of emails.
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Trump is reportedly seeking to shake up his legal team amid frustrations within the White House over Mueller's probe, which has cast a cloud over the administration for more than a year.
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On the same day as his maiden tweet, Mr. Comey would later tell Congress that the president called him that morning and described the Russia investigation as a "cloud" over his presidency.
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The scandal in which up to 200 billion euros of potentially suspicious funds flowed through Danske Bank's Estonian unit has cast a cloud over the Danish lender, and could yet infect others.
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In social media posts of the moment by fans, singer Axl Rose said he saw a "fog bank, like a thunder cloud over the trees," on his way home from rehearsal recently.
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Investigations of this type can go on for years, and some Republicans were increasingly concerned that it was creating a cloud over the president and the party that they could not dispel.
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Tit-for-tat tariffs have created a cloud over both economies, and the United States is heading into a presidential election in which China fears it may become a front-burner topic.
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The lawmakers accused Comey of creating "a cloud over our nation's justice system" and implored him to divulge additional details about his decision, even after a nearly five-hour hearing last week.
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Then, when that fails, Trump asks them for personal loyalty to him above all other legal and patriotic considerations, suggesting they should clear the cloud over his presidency by curtailing their investigation.
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But Trump was furious that Sessions recused himself from matters pertaining to Russia, paving the way for the special counsel investigation that has cast a cloud over Trump's first year in office.
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These structural headwinds to growth, together with shocks such as a Vale SA mining disaster in January and the slump in major export destination Argentina, have cast a dark cloud over the outlook.
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Hussain said the mixed results this quarter could cast a cloud over a 453 IPO, but a lot will ride on the company's results next quarter showing strong growth and movement toward profitability.
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Esonica, a leasing professional, and Gavin, who works in private security, have been together for a year and a half — but his cheating past has cast a cloud over their potential future together.
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Coupled with local economic issues, the increase is making it even harder for many farmers worldwide to turn a profit in the estimated $22013 trillion agriculture industry, casting a cloud over future investments.
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This Father's Day had a dark cloud over it as many thought of the families affected by President Donald Trump's immigration policy, which continues to tear apart parents and children at the border.
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A dispute over whether the Young Money joint venture endures not only makes Wayne's status unclear, but it puts a cloud over royalties for a number of releases, including Drake's wildly successful Views.
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Also casting a cloud over wider sentiment was a Reuters report on Thursday that customs at China's Dalian port banned imports of Australian coal and would cap overall coal imports from all sources.
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There is now a dark cloud over the Trump presidency that will continue until this matter is resolved by public statements, or potential actions, by the FBI, the Justice Department and congressional committees.
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Skype has been slowly transitioning from a P2P service to the cloud over the past few years, and Microsoft is unveiling some changes today to the Skype apps it supports as a result.
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Trump's latest maneuvering came amid indications that Mueller's team, after a hiatus in midterm election season, is accelerating toward a pivotal moment in an investigation that has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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The 21-month Mueller investigation, also focused on possible obstruction of justice, has been a dark cloud over Donald Trump's presidency, with reports of its conclusion being imminent appearing frequently in recent weeks.
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The unusual move comes as Mr. Trump tries to portray the investigation as a politically motivated witch hunt that has cast a dark cloud over his administration and, in his view, the country.
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Journalists used the tactic of listening to people's voice mails to target crime victims, celebrities and politicians, creating a cloud over the British press that led to extensive litigation and lingered for years.
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Trump's populist messaging during his campaign is part of the reason he was elected to office, but the chaos of his first six months has cast a cloud over that constituent-first mentality.
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OTTAWA — A cabinet minister at the center of an ethics investigation into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada abruptly resigned on Tuesday, casting a cloud over his Liberal Party in an election year.
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This is a historic vote — not in a good way, because we're sending yet another justice to the Supreme Court with this huge cloud over him, not to mention his very partisan screed.
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That Russian cloud over the White House, which led to the resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn this week, is unlikely to lift until the President provides a full accounting of unanswered questions.
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Figures for U.S. sales of new vehicles in March at major carmakers came in below market expectations while investor worries over the outlook for diesel vehicles has cast a cloud over European auto stocks.
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Had the memo never been released, it may well have driven the news cycle for weeks more — hanging like a cloud over the Trump-Russia investigation — indisputable proof of something, just out of reach.
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Wall Street indexes posted sharp declines on Thursday, with Deutsche Bank's U.S.-listed stock skidding 6.7 percent as deepening concerns over the stability of the lender cast a cloud over markets around the world.
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The latest survey highlights caution over how U.S. policy will develop under Trump, who was sworn in as president on Friday, with his protectionist agenda casting a cloud over the outlook on global trade.
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And although there is still no indication the president did anything wrong, the search for a crime to pin on him creates a cloud over everything he does and could influence the midterm elections.
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But soon after the debate concluded, Tribe went further, telling CNN's Anderson Cooper that the issue is a "serious cloud" over Cruz and saying he can see a challenge going to the Supreme Court.
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The finance ministers from the Group of Seven's leading world nations cast a cloud over prospects for Facebook's Libra digital coin on Wednesday, insisting tough regulatory problems would have to be worked out first.
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He turns his sketches into chaotic, spattered black ink drawings that read like high-voltage free association: a squid on a mushroom cloud; a horned military officer; a black cloud over a burning bush.
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But for Montanans, it's probably the most interesting one: What happens to the seat in the future, and will he be able to accomplish anything having this as a never-ending cloud over him?
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Comey, who was conducting an inquiry into possible collusion between Trump's presidential campaign and Moscow, said in testimony last week that the president had referred to the investigation as "a cloud" over his administration.
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The inspector general found the messages "cast a cloud" over the FBI, and did not rule out that Strzok may have failed to aggressively pursue the Clinton investigation as a result of political bias.
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The murder of the Saudi journalist and Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi last October cast a cloud over the country, as crown prince Mohammed bin Salman's reputation as a reformer began to fall apart.
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Last November, terror attacks in Paris and Mali cast a cloud over Obama's trip to Malaysia, which had been designed to deepen economic ties in the region and advance his administration's pivot to Asia.
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Figures for U.S. sales of new vehicles in March at major carmarkers came in below market expectations while investor worries over the outlook for diesel vehicles has cast a cloud over European auto stocks.
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China is the only country with a full team, partly because quotas were removed from some nations over doping violations, which have cast a cloud over the sport in the run-up to Rio.
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Unless and until a broader portion of the public supports impeachment, she believes the House is better off plodding down its course of oversight and lawsuits that keep a cloud over Mr. Trump's head.
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While the Justice Department didn't precisely cave to polls, it truly does matter that a majority of Americans want this cloud over our presidency investigated and removed; legal decisions unfold in a political context.
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Soon after terms of the GOP plan leaked, The Wall Street Journal published a story headlined, "Donald Trump warns on House Republican tax plan," casting a cloud over the fate of the tax plan.
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As Republicans attempt to cling to power and Democrats seek to take it, the GOP must be concerned about the ongoing special counsel investigation, which has been a dark cloud over the White House.
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That report concluded that their messages "cast a cloud" over the Clinton email investigation, which they both handled, but that they did not let their political views affect their decision-making in the investigation.
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Bank of America has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of violating Massachusetts law by not promptly notifying county land offices when mortgages were paid off, leaving a cloud over homeowners' titles.
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But an hour later, lawmakers voted to sack Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk — praised by investors for pushing reforms — after he publicly fell out with the prime minister, potentially casting a cloud over Kiev's aid negotiations.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A state audit of operations at Indonesia's Grasberg mine has cast a cloud over the government's multi-billion-dollar deal to take a majority stake in the mine from Freeport McMoRan Inc (FCX.
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The island's manufacturers are wary about U.S. trade policy as Donald Trump prepares to be sworn in as president later on Friday, with his protectionist agenda casting a cloud over the outlook on global trade.
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Retail sales growth in the U.S. could be cooling off in 2019, as a trade war with China and spillover effects from the recent partial government shutdown hang like a dark cloud over the industry.
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Skimping on insurance Buying insurance can feel like carrying an umbrella on a sunny day: It's annoying and seems unnecessary, but when the skies cloud over and the thunder starts, you're glad you have it.
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Turmoil in British politics also cast a cloud over markets as UK Prime Minister Theresa May's draft divorce deal that would see Britain leave the European Union came unstuck after key ministers quit her cabinet.
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Lonzo Ball, the heralded freshman point guard for UCLA, had a season-high seven giveaways, which put a cloud over his 15-point, 11.53-rebound performance, only his second such double-double of the season.
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Deaths in Ferguson, Mo., Baltimore and New York City have cast a cloud over Obama's presidency, as the White House has often struggled to mend frayed ties between police departments and the communities they serve.
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"(I can) see a huge steam and ash cloud over the volcano from here, amazing and scary at the same time," she told CNN, while adding there was no panic on the island around her.
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Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed gross domestic product (GDP) in July-September grew 2.8 percent from a year earlier, but worrying weakness in household spending cast a cloud over the growth outlook.
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In Trump's case, some scholars point to the impact the ongoing federal investigation has had on the president's ability to run the country effectively, what Comey says Trump described as a "cloud" over his administration.
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As we reported, Kesha vows she won't retract her allegation ... an allegation that has cast a dark cloud over Luke, who is one of the most important producers and creative talents in the label's arsenal.
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Tens of thousands of people are believed to have died prematurely from the catastrophe which spread a radioactive cloud over Europe in 1986, but last year 17,000 people visited the so-called exclusion zone anyway.
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TORONTO, May 31 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index finished lower on Wednesday as a slide in oil prices squeezed energy companies, while a quarterly report on the country's economy cast a cloud over financial shares.
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The news lifted a cloud over the Democrat's presidential campaign and gave it new momentum just two days before the U.S. election, and sent the benchmark S&P 500 index up more than 1 percent.
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Strzok was faulted in the recent inspector general report from the Justice Department for his anti-Trump bias, with Inspector General Michael Horowitz concluding that his texts "cast a cloud" over the entire FBI investigation.
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Casting a further cloud over the company was news it was postponing a daylong meeting with analysts scheduled for September, when Ford was supposed to detail the turnaround plan of its chief executive, Jim Hackett.
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The withdrawal from the summit of Nigerian Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who was scheduled to address a panel on universal energy access on Thursday, has cast a cloud over initiatives to boost intra-African trade.
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Bankers and other people advising prospective IPOs worry that the 35-day government shutdown, which came to a temporary end on Friday, could cast a cloud over the entire first half of the listing year.
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Snicker-spurring misdeeds by politicians here are about as common as college football national titles, but, like the specter of N.C.A.A. rules violations, the Bentley affair has cast a cloud over Mr. Strange's Senate seat.
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An independent Justice Department investigation found the text messages "cast a cloud" over the FBI's work, according to a report on the investigation of the former Secretary of State's use of a private email server.
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Several others have died by shootings or overdoses in the last couple of years, a dark cloud over the industry coinciding with its rising fortunes thanks to new, freely available platforms including SoundCloud and TikTok.
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A 500-page report released in June by the Justice Department's internal watchdog was highly critical of Strzok and Page, finding their texts cast a cloud over the FBI and created the appearance of bias.
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The vote, while along party lines, cast a cloud over the image-conscious Trump, putting him in a category as one of only four presidents out of 45 who have faced possible ouster through impeachment.
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But excluding U.S. tax benefits, results at both companies fell short of expectations, casting a cloud over the U.S. oil industry just days after the nation's output surpassed a milestone 22.6 million barrels per day.
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The Florida lawmaker earlier on Friday repeated his concerns that an expansion of child tax credits in the bill was too little to win his support, keeping a cloud over prospects for the legislation's passage.
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It is clear now from a number of sources — including President Trump's own comments to Lester Holt — that Trump wanted Comey gone in order to shut down the Russia investigation's potential cloud over the president.
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It shows the first-responders who attempt to quell the fire in the reactor's core, and who then lie putrefying in hidden hospital beds as the burning plant spews a poisonous cloud over the entire region.
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A move by Manafort to cooperate could be a blow to Trump, while an outright guilty plea with no cooperation would resolve a cloud over the president ahead of congressional elections in less than two months.
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But the exposure of the earlier effort to turn money into prestige merely hung like a cloud over the later one, with the Observer as a whole sliding into relative obscurity anyway in the digital age.
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"The bigger story is that she might enter office with an enormous cloud over her head," said Greg Valliere, chief global strategist at Horizon Investments and a widely recognized expert on the Wall Street/Washington nexus.
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A former House of Cards actress has just reminded the world that, despite the fact that allegations against Kevin Spacey formed a dark cloud over the Netflix series, many good people worked on the political drama.
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"If Ted should eke it out -- and I hope that doesn't happen -- and he's got this cloud over his head, I don't think it's going to be possible for him to do very well," Trump said.
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The incident hung like a cloud over the players and the crowd, which came out in record numbers in a show of solidarity, defiance and hope that Scalise, who is in critical condition, will soon recover.
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Comey testified before Congress last week that the president had asked him to drop a probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn, before his firing, and called the Russia probe a "cloud" over his administration.
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His remarks came after U.S. President Donald Trump pledged to put 'America First' in his inauguration speech Friday, reinforcing concerns of a U.S. protectionist agenda that has cast a cloud over the outlook on global trade.
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"The country has a dark cloud over it for a million and one reasons, from their economy to their crime to their management of the Olympics," said Mr. Ostrow, who is based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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CNN reported Wednesday that Trump complained to McGahn during a face-to-face meeting earlier this month that the Mueller investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election has cast a cloud over his presidency.
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" However, while the report found the Strzok and Page texts "cast a cloud" over the credibility of the probe, investigators found no evidence "that these political views directly affected the specific investigative decisions that we reviewed.
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Dowd's exit comes as the president seeks to shake up his legal team amid frustrations within the White House over Mueller's probe, which has cast a cloud over the administration for more than a year now.
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The bottom line: The 18-month investigation found "the conduct by these employees cast a cloud over the entire FBI investigation," and detailed how high-profile emails and texts distracted the public from the investigation's validity.
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Despite the cloud over ZTE and the looming threat of a wider U.S.-China trade war, Coolpad hopes to break the perception of cheap products made with fealty to Beijing, and insists its business is different.
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However, I have worked tirelessly to put myself in position to have the honor of being an NFL draft pick and these untrue allegations are putting a huge cloud over my name and the NFL Draft.
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For some, that will be too late, considering that all the public knows about the findings in a 22-month inquiry that cast a cloud over Trump's presidency is the little that Barr has already disclosed.
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None of that is likely to matter for Trump, since he pocketed a shrewdly engineered political win that helped distract from growing talk of a possible recession that could cast a cloud over his reelection hopes.
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Despite Mr. Trump's renewed criticism of China, the two countries have been taking steps to ease tension in recent weeks as they try to resolve a dispute that has cast a cloud over the global economy.
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Mr. Comey did not say when he expected his investigation to end or whether he planned to make the results public, prompting Republicans to complain that prolonging it would keep a cloud over the White House.
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The news lifted a cloud over Clinton's presidential campaign two days before the U.S. election and put Wall Street firmly on track to snap a nine-day losing streak - its longest in more than 35 years.
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Few observers are flagging a match with prior sterling crises just yet, even if the economic, political and financial uncertainty unleashed by Brexit is likely to cast a dark cloud over the currency for some time.
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Congressional Democrats have expressed concern that Whitaker, a Trump loyalist, could undermine or even fire Special Counsel Robert Mueller, whose investigation of Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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Whitaker's appointment as the top U.S. law enforcement official gives him authority over Mueller's investigation, which already has led to criminal charges against a series of former Trump aides and has cast a cloud over his presidency.
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"Any company that went to the cloud over three years ago, they went to Amazon," Greene said in an interview earlier this month at the TiEcon Entrepreneurship Conference in Santa Clara, where she was a keynote speaker.
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Why it matters: If Odendahl's findings hold up, they cast a new cloud over the West's challenge of navigating the current global political turbulence, which is largely driven by four decades of stagnating wages and job loss.
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Towns, farms, and infrastructure are…Read more ReadThis Week&aposs Giant Toxic Gas Cloud Over Houston Was a Symptom of a Much Bigger ProblemSince Monday, Corey Williams has installed several air quality monitors in Houston-area schools.
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" Nonetheless, the paper's White House correspondent Peter Baker notes that "a cloud over Trump's presidency is lifted" and that the results will have "fortified the president for the battles to come, including his campaign for re-election.
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What was an ultimately unsuccessful effort to draw the monkhood out of its political quietism swiftly mutated into an anti-progressive force, and continued to endure as a dark cloud over the region's politics in subsequent decades.
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Australia's economy expanded at the fastest annual pace in over a year last quarter thanks to a long-awaited jump in business investment, though marked weakness in household spending cast a cloud over the outlook for growth.
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But there shouldn't be a cloud over this event by any means at all, because of all they have done in the past, and what they continue to do is to make it an amazing, amazing experience.
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While neither the World Vision employee, Mohammad El Halabi, nor the aid group have had a chance to review the evidence and respond to specific charges, the allegations have cast a cloud over nongovernmental organizations in Gaza.
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With Trump's "America First" trade agenda casting a cloud over the WTO's 11th ministerial meeting in Buenos Aires, representatives of other major members criticized protectionism and advocated a stronger multilateral trading system, while acknowledging the WTO's shortcomings.
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BARBARO: I guess what, what I mean is, he repeatedly asked you to stop doing things — stop investigating Michael Flynn, or to, to lift the cloud over his head in another phone call he had with you.
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The ostensible subject was Russia, which Mr. Orban, a xenophobic, anti-democratic nationalist with a cruel anti-refugee agenda, is desperately courting and which many of his political opponents consider a dark cloud over their country's future.
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"The (lira) currency's travails and the timid response by the authorities has cast a dark cloud over European equities this morning, with the downbeat mood from Friday still pervading", said Neil Wilson, a market analyst at Markets.com.
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The news lifted a cloud over the Democrat's presidential campaign two days before the U.S. election and put Wall Street firmly on track to snap a nine-day losing streak - its longest in more than 35 years.
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The plans come as U.S. President Donald Trump pledged to put "America First" in his inauguration speech on Friday, reinforcing concerns of a U.S. protectionist agenda that has cast a cloud over the outlook for global trade.
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Yet as long as that investigation is ongoing, Trump will have to deal with a constant black cloud over his administration — and the risk that at any moment, an indictment might come out for a top ally.
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The Horowitz report was highly critical of Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, two FBI staff members who exchanged highly charged political messages, finding their texts cast a cloud over the FBI and created the appearance of bias.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department withdrew a Medicare fraud lawsuit against HCR ManorCare, removing a cloud over one the largest U.S. nursing home chains as it nears a deadline to settle a legal dispute with its landlord.
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Why it matters: The public is about to get its most in-depth view yet into an investigation that has cast a cloud over the Trump presidency since May 373, 2017 — the day the special counsel was appointed.
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I think one of things look at is he was very clear, Horowitz, in this report that although he didn&apost find documentation, it did cast a cloud over the entire investigation and because of the extraordinary bias.
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First, the former detainee, Shawali Khan, is no longer in custody but has pursued his habeas corpus lawsuit because he said the allegations that he had connections to a terrorist group have left a cloud over his life.
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The Golden State Warriors have cast a cloud over the NBA, and the most admirable (and obvious) side effect taking place beneath it is an arms race among the few organizations already positioned to make the Warriors sweat.
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Mr. Giuliani said that the president never asked Mr. McGahn to have Mr. Mueller removed, adding that Mr. Trump was simply venting about his frustrations with the special counsel's investigation, which had cast a cloud over his presidency.
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But with the cloud over the White House darkening each day, liberal activists are courting a backlash of their own as they demand of their lawmakers nothing short of driving the president from office by any means necessary.
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One of the two industry sources who told Reuters of Pemex's plans for Zama said Sierra sold in part because Lopez Obrador's energy policies cast a "dark cloud" over the sector that made it hard to raise capital.
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In addition, the report was highly critical of Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, two FBI staff members who exchanged highly charged political messages, finding their texts cast a cloud over the FBI and created the appearance of bias.
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But asked whether Trump had ever voiced concerns about a "cloud" over the Russia investigation to Sessions — or what, in particular, Trump's concerns about Comey were — Sessions claimed the content of his conversations with the president was confidential.
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The unusual decision to cancel the French competitor to large-cabin Gulfstream jets from the United States has left a cloud over relations between Safran and Dassault - key partners on French military projects such as the Rafale fighter plane.
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Even with his historic impeachment trial still hanging like an ominous cloud over the Capitol — and the nation — inside the House chamber, it felt more like a raucous Trump rally than a normally staid State of the Union address.
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Following a weekend truce between Washington and Beijing in talks in Argentina, stocks have been volatile all week as investors comb through the news looking for signs of whether a trade-tension cloud over the stock market would dissipate.
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The announcement lifts a cloud over Cuomo, a Democrat, and his administration after what became a series of investigations by Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's office that brought down the leaders of the state's two legislative houses for corruption.
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Clinton's campaign welcomed the end of the FBI probe, which had cast a cloud over her run for the White House, but Comey's criticisms were likely to reinforce what polls show are public concerns about her honesty and trustworthiness.
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Those aides say Bannon's campaign also casts a cloud over bipartisan negotiations to stabilize the individual insurance market, which some lawmakers say is needed to help constituents living in areas of the country where private insurers have pulled out.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is ready to put its business to the verdict of investors with an IPO in Hong Kong, but a disappointing pricing and a listing delay in mainland China are casting a cloud over its debut.
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But the unavoidable truth is that his presence, thanks to well-publicized clashes with both Love and Lue in recent weeks on top of his defensive shortcomings, put a cloud over the team that had to be forcefully addressed.
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The White House denies that there are any discussions about firing Mueller, but the president is clearly frustrated by what he describes as a "witch hunt" that has cast a cloud over his administration for nearly a year now.
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For Mr. Trump, his motive may be diplomatic as much as economic: He needs China to use its influence with Mr. Kim, who has suddenly thrown a cloud over his planned meeting with Mr. Trump in Singapore next month.
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While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identified vitamin E acetate, a thickening agent that&aposs mostly found in illicit vapes, as the culprit for most of these illnesses, the issue put a cloud over the vape industry.
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The cases have cast a dark cloud over the K-pop craze, one of South Korea's most successful soft power exports, and brought a renewed focus on personal attacks and cyber bullying of young stars that goes largely unpunished.
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The immigration rules, along with an effort to reconsider American aid to Mexico, cast a cloud over a visit to the U.S.'s southern neighbor from Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly.
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In remarks to reporters at the White House, Trump again called Mueller's investigation, which had cast a cloud over his presidency, a "rigged witch hunt," but sidestepped a question about whether he would issue a presidential pardon for Manafort.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The raid by FBI agents on Monday on the offices and home of U.S. President Donald Trump's longtime attorney Michael Cohen grew out of an investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller that has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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South Korea's economy expanded at the fastest pace in three quarters in the last three months of 2018 as a jump in government spending juiced up construction and investment, though weak exports cast a cloud over the outlook for growth.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Trade frictions with the United States and accusations of industrial espionage are set to cast a cloud over China's largest aerospace meeting this week, as suppliers consider what the country's slowing economy could mean for booming jet demand.
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The Fed, via its 'dot plot' system, which charts what rate moves policymakers expect, effectively chopped those forecasts in half, from four hikes to two in a nod to the "global risks" casting a cloud over the world's largest economy.
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Last August that dream was shattered when the hugely popular Justin was struck in the head by flying debris during a race on Pocono Raceway's high speed tri-oval leaving a dark cloud over the IndyCar Series that still lingers.
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More widely, small-scale mining is often tainted by alleged links to insurgents or child labor, casting a cloud over supply chains for commodities such as cobalt, which is produced mainly in the conflict-prone Democratic Republic of Congo, and gold.
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The cloud over Trump, stemming from his firing last week of the FBI chief and reports that the U.S. leader disclosed national security information to Russian officials, is seen as a threat to an ambitious economic agenda that includes tax cuts.
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Indeed, Trump's recent diplomatic outreach to Tehran and firing of hawkish National Security Adviser John Bolton have cast a cloud over Netanyahu, who highlighted in two inconclusive Israeli elections this year what he described as his close relationship with Trump.
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Ever since the NBC drama revealed the tragic death of America's TV dad, Jack Pearson, in a "Super Bowl Sunday" episode that rudely aired immediately after the game in 2018, the day has had somewhat of a dark cloud over it.
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Mutsumi Kagawa, chief global strategist at Rakuten Securities, said the geopolitical risks have cast a cloud over the Japanese market for now, with the Nikkei's put-call ratio - viewed as an indicator of investor sentiment - rising since earlier this week.
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" Cramer Remix: A dark cloud over this stock Cramer: What made the bulls run like crazyCramer: Accounting irregularities = SELL Relypsa on FDA approval for Veltassa: "Yes I didn't didn't read the acceptance of it as being that positive at all.
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Cramer Remix: A dark cloud over this stock Cramer: What made the bulls run like crazy Cramer: Accounting irregularities = SELL Cote also said that, had the deal been successful, he would have considered serving as CEO of the combined company.
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Whitaker's elevation as the top U.S. law enforcement official gives him, rather than Rosenstein, authority over Mueller's investigation, which already has led to criminal charges against a series of former Trump aides and has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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Third, Comey said that in a pair of phone calls, Trump asked him to publicly state what he was saying privately — that Trump wasn't personally under investigation — as a way to lift what he called a "cloud" over his presidency.
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While the inspector general found no evidence that political bias affected the investigation, he said the two officials' conduct was "antithetical to the core values of the FBI and the Department of Justice" and cast a "cloud" over the probe.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi will lead a new effort to bring peace and development to Rakhine State where violence between majority Buddhists and minority Muslims in recent years has cast a cloud over progress on democratic reforms.
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While uncertainty over the impact of the trade war has cast a cloud over the outlook, Hong Kong is still bolstered by strong consumer spending amid a tight labor market and solid growth in visitor arrivals, in particular from the mainland.
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As for why Kathleen is suing ... she says Subway made a decision in 2015 to market Jared as a family man, using her and their 2 children's likenesses in an animated commercial ... knowing that there was a cloud over him.
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Even as it goes public, the company is dealing with high-profile driver protests, lawsuits and ongoing regulatory pressures, not to mention a bigger cloud over its business practices that has hovered for years that the company has worked to dispel.
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Polkinghorne missed the 3-2 comeback win over Brazil with a hamstring problem and Steph Catley will again replace her at the heart of the defense, while there is also an injury cloud over midfielder Tameka Yallop, Milicic told reporters.
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"It seems like there's this gray cloud over Monticello," said Ms. Baker, 24, who was gleeful about her new job at the front desk of the casino's hotel, which came with a $7-an-hour pay increase and medical benefits.
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Six weeks later, after the disclosure that the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, did not find evidence of a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election, the legal cloud over Mr. Trump has lifted a bit.
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Mr. Swalwell said he feared it would cause lasting damage to the F.B.I.'s reputation, adding, "It is clear to me that they are just trying to put a cloud over Mueller," referring to Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel.
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Mr. Horowitz's 500-page report, released Thursday after a yearlong investigation, found ample evidence of personal political bias by top F.B.I. officials working on the Clinton investigative team and said it cast a cloud over the F.B.I. and its work.
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The dark cloud over Mar-a-Lago, where Trump often spends holidays and hosts foreign leaders, threatens to mar its reputation as a social destination for elites after a mountain of headlines about an invisible disease spreading through the complex.
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Silver lining Some Trump supporters still see a silver lining and interpreted the latest developments as a sign that Mueller was getting towards the end of several branches of the investigation, that has been a constant cloud over the Trump presidency.
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After receiving warm receptions in Saudi Arabia and Israel, Trump's confrontational stance with long-standing partners in Europe cast a cloud over the meeting in Taormina, where leaders are due to discuss terrorism, Syria, North Korea and the global economy.
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The "very painful" comment during Tuesday's hearing was a reminder of the all-too-common villainization faced by anyone who endeavors to condemn racism, even in the smallest way — a reality that was a cloud over the entirety of Obama's presidency.
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Marking the end of his nearly two-year investigation that ensnared former Trump aides and Russian intelligence officers and cast a cloud over the Republican businessman's presidency, Mueller submitted the report to Attorney General William Barr, the Justice Department said.
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The move lifts a cloud over the board as it attempts to restructure Puerto Rico's core government debt under a form of bankruptcy after winning court approval for deals involving the U.S. commonwealth's sales tax-backed bonds and Government Development Bank debt.
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The Justice Department's internal watchdog was harshly critical of their anti-Trump texts and said it "cast a cloud" over the investigation, though the internal review did not find any evidence that their political opinions affected their decisions regarding the Clinton email investigation.
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Global equity markets gained after the FBI said on Sunday it will not charge Democratic candidate Clinton over the use of a private email server, lifting a cloud over her campaign and diminishing the chance of victory for her Republican rival Donald Trump.
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That included the appointment of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, whose investigation of possible conspiracy between Russian officials and the Trump campaign and possible obstruction of justice by the president was a cloud over Mr. Trump's first two years in office.
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The Bank of International Settlements said in its latest quarterly report that the "bulge" of triple-B rated corporate debt - bonds rated just above junk status - "hovers like a dark cloud over investors" after so much money was piled into the sector.
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A league-worst 3-13 record and a minus-154 point differential provide little hope for the future, and the off-the-field woes of Johnny Manziel, who is now likely to be released, cast a cloud over an already gloomy season.
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At AWS Re:invent in November, AWS president Andy Jassy pointed out that a vast majority of data remains in private data centers, but that we can expect that to begin to move more briskly to the public cloud over the next five years.
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ISS said in a report to shareholders sent to Reuters by a spokesman that the company's reputation and shareholder value had been damaged by the extent of the breach and the company's slow response to it, placing a cloud over the company.
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But for Jordan Evans, one recent move by the White House has cast a cloud over CPAC: the decision to lift an Obama-era directive protecting the rights of transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity.
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U.S. job growth accelerated in October after hurricane-related disruptions in the prior month, but a sharp slowdown in annual wage gains and surge in the number of people dropping out of the work force cast a cloud over the labor market.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The California Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to consider a challenge by business groups of the state's cap-and-trade law, a ruling that environmentalists hailed as ending a legal fight that had cast a cloud over the program.
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The new government is seeking to unearth suspected graft, in particular in connection with big losses at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), during the nearly 10 years that former premier Najib Razak spent in power, casting a cloud over several top officials.
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The gains followed an FBI announcement on Sunday that the agency stood by its earlier recommendation that no criminal charges were warranted against Clinton over using a private email server for government work lifting a cloud over her campaign for U.S. president.
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A House Democratic aide said that it would be hard to tell just how lawmakers will respond to the latest events once they come back from recess Monday, but suggested the latest developments have cast a cloud over Pruitt's testimony in late April.
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The messages confirmed the concerns expressed by Mr. Sanders throughout the campaign, cast a cloud over the start of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last week and led to the resignation of Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida as the committee's chairwoman.
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U.S. job growth accelerated in October after hurricane-related disruptions in the prior month, but a sharp retreat in annual wage gains and surge in the number of people dropping out of the work force cast a cloud over the labor market.
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The report, among other findings, said anti-Donald Trump text messages exchanged between FBI agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page "cast a cloud" over the bureau's actions, although it found no evidence that their views "directly affected" investigative decisions.
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But the absence of the President and his relentless past efforts to undermine assessments of Russian interference by his own intelligence agencies, plus his failure to publicly confront President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki last month, cast a huge cloud over the gathering.
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On the big problems Trump promised to fix he's just not doing anything, and "his failure to deliver even somewhat detailed plans to solve problems — let alone actually solve them — is as much a cloud over his presidency as any FBI investigation."
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Here are the first two paragraphs of the story headlined "A Cloud Over Trump's Presidency Is Lifted," by Peter Baker, the most experienced White House correspondent in Washington: For President Trump, it may have been the best day of his tenure so far.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suffered a stunning defeat on Thursday after he failed to meet a midnight deadline to form a new government, casting a cloud over his future as prime minister and thrusting Israel into the chaos of a new election.
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Forecasts of rough weather had cast a cloud over the parade this week, with some worried that the enormous character balloons could be grounded for only the second time since they became fixtures in the beloved holiday parade nearly a century ago.
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The Point: If more people wind up leaving this impeachment process with a better understanding of the "how and why" behind what Congress does, that will be a silver lining in what is quite clearly a very dark cloud over Washington these days.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's economy expanded at the fastest pace in three quarters in the last three months of 2018 as a jump in government spending juiced up construction and investment, though weak exports cast a cloud over the outlook for growth.
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The escalating clash over trade between Washington and some of its closest global partners cast a cloud over Trump's efforts to make history in nuclear talks in Singapore on Tuesday with Kim Jong Un of North Korea, one of America's bitterest foes.
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The confusion and bickering between Democrats and Republicans set off by Christine Blasey Ford's allegations are casting a darkening cloud over Kavanaugh's hopes of being swiftly confirmed and cementing a conservative majority on the court in a huge win for President Donald Trump.
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His abrupt detention in the fall, accompanied by the news that he had resigned from Interpol with immediate effect, has cast a cloud over China's push for a more prominent role in global affairs by taking up more leadership roles in international bodies.
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That would have weakened Pompeo's reputation internationally and cast a cloud over Trump's push to overhaul his national security team after firing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and replacing his national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, with John Bolton, also known as a hawk.
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The campaign must hope that the dark cloud over the caucuses may have obscured somewhat the impact of his dismal showing, and it is already focusing on contests later in the month in Nevada and South Carolina, where minority-rich electorates may boost his prospects.
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Coupled with an upbeat profit forecast, it removes a cloud over the business and comes as a boost to CEO Warren East who, since joining in mid-2015, has led a drive to slash costs and restructure the group following a series of profit warnings.
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The year Hujar died, 1987, was a difficult year—a lot of people died that year, the AIDS crisis was in full force, and for a gay man in New York at the time that was the predominant black cloud over their lives, myself included.
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IG Horowitz was troubled enough by the behavior of some FBI employees assigned to the Hillary Clinton email investigation that his report concluded that they "cast a cloud" over the probe and "sowed doubt the FBI's work on, and its handling of" the investigation.
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But the federal inquiry throws a cloud over Mr. McAuliffe at a critical time: He is a top fund-raiser for Hillary Clinton, a close confidant of her and her husband, and the governor of a swing state critical to her chances of becoming president.
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The furor was sparked after images surfaced on social media showing Jimin wearing a shirt emblazoned with the phrase "PATRIOTISM OUR HISTORY LIBERATION KOREA" repeated several times, alongside what appears to be an image of a mushroom cloud over the Japanese city of Nagasaki.
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The squandering of hundreds of millions of dollars in the name of Afghanistan reconstruction casts a cloud over the Department of Defense when America depends on it to spend every dollar as effectively and efficiently as possible for our military readiness and national security.
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Gizmodo heard stories of non-NASA scientists filling in to give presentations on behalf of multiple absent speakers; canceled field trips to NASA experiments like the SOFIA telescope, a retrofitted Boeing 747 that functions as an airborne observatory; and a general cloud over the conference.
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The requests "include making public statements about the separation and Defendants' objections to it that would harm Alcoa by casting a cloud over the separation, and disrupting AWAC's operations by purporting to 'assume' marketing rights that Alumina does not have," Alcoa said in the filing.
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Trump supporters are certain to use the finding, issued with the imprimatur of a House committee, to argue that it is time for America to move on from the endless recriminations of the election, which have cast an unmovable cloud over Trump's White House.
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The latest settlement removes a regulatory cloud over the company as it readies itself for a public offering, even though Airbnb, which is based in San Francisco and has a valuation of about $30 billion, still faces legal disputes in a handful of markets.
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However, the Justice Department's inspector general issued a scathing report this summer that made clear the texts did "cast a cloud" over the credibility of the Clinton email investigation, even if the two former officials' views did not directly affect prosecutors' specific investigative decisions.
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"With a strong rise in inflation still unlikely and the Royal Commission casting a cloud over future lending conditions, the RBA probably won't raise interest rates this year or for most of next year," Dales said, referring to an ongoing government-led inquiry on banking misconduct.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is expected to keep monetary policy steady on Thursday and stress that inflation is nowhere near levels that justify talk of withdrawing massive stimulus, as weak consumer spending casts a cloud over an otherwise healthy pick-up in the economy.
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Not that you'd know his true (salt-and-pepper) colors by the show's promo images: ABC made the announcement with Luyendyk's old contestant photo from 2012, in which his hair is as dark and fluffy as the cloud over our heads the night Emily Maynard dumped him.
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At the close of the House Intelligence Committee's extraordinary hearing Monday into Russian intervention in the presidential election and possible ties to the Trump campaign, Committee Chair Devin Nunes gravely remonstrated with FBI Director James Comey for hanging a "big, gray cloud" over the White House. Rep.
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The Justice Department's ethics watchdog reportedly found no evidence that the political leanings of two FBI officials, who exchanged text messages critical of President Trump during the 2016 election, directly impacted the FBI's investigations, while noting that their conduct "cast a cloud" over the bureau's actions.
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The report was also critical of text messages exchanged between two FBI employees who disparaged Trump, saying the texts "cast a cloud" over the credibility of the investigation, but also saying there was no evidence "that these political views directly affected the specific investigative decisions" reviewed.
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The injury cast a cloud over a day in which Higashioka, making his fifth start of the season, hit his third home run; Sabathia threw his highest pitch total since 22016; and Stanton flashed the form that made him the National League most valuable player in 211.
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President Donald Trump's political allies and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani have begun mobilizing to cast a legal cloud over Joe Biden and demanding that the Justice Department should open an investigation that could ensnare the former vice president as he launches his 2020 presidential bid.
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Germany and the United Kingdom now seem to be on the cusp of an economic recession, the Indian economy is experiencing a major economic slowdown and South America is being roiled by social and political unrest that is casting a dark cloud over that continent's economic outlook.
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But now, at 75, with mental health issues and old physical injuries that have forced a retreat from hands-on work, Mr. Chihuly is facing a hard-edge court battle — and a potential cloud over his life and art — around the question of what those teams do.
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SHANGHAI — The combination on Friday of tough words from President Trump and the cancellation of a planned trip by Chinese agriculture officials to two farm states seemed to cast a cloud over prospects for a trade deal and caused a sell-off in New York stock trading.
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SHANGHAI — The combination on Friday of tough words from President Trump and the cancellation of a planned trip by Chinese agriculture officials to two farm states seemed to cast a cloud over prospects for a trade deal and caused a sell-off in New York stock trading.
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Nadella responded by saying that there haven't been drastic changes, but instead, a previously articulated approach, to provide the same tools to run applications in organizations' data centers and in the Microsoft cloud so that companies can move things to the cloud over time, is succeeding.
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The topic of the day, and one that will probably linger like a noxious cloud over football-crazed New Orleans for years, was a noncall that had helped the Los Angeles Rams secure their Super Bowl berth with a 26-23 overtime victory over the Saints.
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"With intelligence that lives in the AWS cloud, over time you will see more advanced detection, alerts, and other new features become available in the service and on the camera itself, such as advanced audio alerts or pet detection, without having to purchase a new device," Amazon says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Corruption charges against a union leader and a financier stemming from state and federal investigations that include an examination of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's campaign fundraising practices are casting a cloud over his office and could possibly complicate his re-election bid.
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This spring, college graduation ceremonies will have a cloud over them, because more than 70 percent of graduates will leave school with debt – a burden they incurred, in part, due to a lack of education about the impact that student loans may have on their long-term financial future.
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"If you're a Muslim in politics, you're operating under a constant and inherent initial skepticism — there's this cloud over your head that's ready to pour down rain on you if you have the most minor misstep, or none at all," says Faiz Shakir, a senior adviser to Sen.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.) fired back, blasting Nunes for routing the committee before briefing Trump himself on the apparent findings and saying that the move "casts quite a profound cloud" over the panel's investigation.
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But Trump and his allies were eager to take a victory lap after Attorney General William Barr released a four-page letter on Sunday afternoon summarizing Mueller's findings from his 22-month probe into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, which had cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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The Justice Department inspector general on Thursday released a sweeping 500-page report detailing failures by the FBI's top officials in charge of the Hillary Clinton email investigation, concluding the FBI's actions ultimately "cast a cloud" over the bureau and senior leaders did lasting damage to the agency's reputation.
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The inspector general released a sweeping report Thursday detailing a series of failures by the top federal officials in charge of the investigation ahead of the election, concluding that the FBI's actions ultimately "cast a cloud" over the bureau and senior leaders did lasting damage to the FBI's reputation.
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The possibility that Ms. Trump's remarks had been plagiarized cast a cloud over the second day of the Republican National Convention and laid bare lingering tensions within the party surrounding the nomination of Donald J. Trump, whose campaign continues to be plagued by stumbles and infighting despite several reboots.
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It is also rumored that if clinical trials go as planned, customers will soon be able to purchase an enhancement bundle called Merge — a series of enhancements allowing customers to gradually augment and transfer all of their mental functions to the cloud over a period of five years.
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PARIS — Airbus will pay $4 billion in fines to settle a lengthy global corruption investigation, a French court announced Friday, removing a legal cloud over the world's largest plane maker as it seeks to keep ahead of its rival Boeing after the grounding of Boeing's 737 Max plane.
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The security clearance scandals create a cloud over John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, the White House chief of staff, who at best has not presided over the effective resolution of the security clearance scandals, and at worst has been potentially less than honest with colleagues in discussing and resolving them.
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I ain't gonna put the cloud over it because, CM8, I really wanted to end it there but then at the same token, I'm an artist who was birthed by the streets and birthed by a certain game that whenever they call, I feel like I gotta show up.
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The project, called "Weaving the Courtyard," which opens in early June, will use the pattern of holes in the courtyard's concrete walls, formed when the walls were originally poured, as a template for the weaving of a colorful rope canopy — or what the architects call a cloud — over the outdoor space.
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Concerns The transition team's reference to the agency's most humiliating recent intelligence misfire -- over its conclusion that Iraq under Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction -- threatens to cast an early cloud over relations between the Trump White House and the CIA, whose assessments he'll need to make monumental decisions.
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The news lifted a cloud over Clinton's presidential campaign two days before the U.S. election, and boosted S&P 500 Index futures ESc1 by 1.2 percent, a gain that is likely to snap a nine-day losing streak in the U.S. stock index - its longest in more than 35 years.
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The special counsel did not bring any charges on obstruction of justice, but he also refused to "exonerate" Trump — raising questions about just what Mueller believed about the president's conduct, and whether he agreed with Barr's conclusions that Trump was simply frustrated with the investigation creating a "cloud" over his presidency.
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Uncertainty about the healthcare vote, as well as an investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and its possible collusion with the Trump campaign, has cast a cloud over the Republican president's pledges to cut taxes and ramp up spending, analysts said, weakening expectations for U.S. growth and inflation.
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It can't do much to dispel the biggest cloud over his administration: Eventually, special counsel Robert Mueller will decide if Trump or his campaign aides have a case to answer on their alleged links with Russia, or whether the President obstructed justice in his firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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The uncertain healthcare vote as well as an investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and its possible collusion with the Trump campaign has cast a cloud over the Republican president's pledges to cut taxes and ramp up spending, analysts said, weakening expectations for U.S. growth and inflation.
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The Justice Department's inspector general released a sweeping report Thursday detailing a series of failures by the top federal officials in charge of the investigation ahead of the election, concluding that the FBI's actions ultimately "cast a cloud" over the bureau and senior leaders did lasting damage to the FBI's reputation.
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The inspector general's report said the conduct of the two FBI officials who exchanged the critical texts was "antithetical to the core values of the FBI and the Department of Justice" and cast a "cloud" over the Clinton email probe, but found no evidence that political bias affected the investigation.
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Keith Ellison (D-MN) seem to have some credibility problems in the form of a mysterious video that keeps not materializing, but it's also pretty clear that they'd be better off in the Minnesota attorney general's race if they had a nominee who didn't have this cloud over his head.
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But this I know: When a man has a cloud over him, of multiple sexual assault allegations and of lies that come close to perjury, and when that man's defenders refuse to allow a thorough investigation, that person should not be elevated to a lifetime seat on the Supreme Court.
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" But the mere existence of such a prominent inquiry is a cloud over the new administration — a fact that Mr. Trump alluded to when he told network news anchors on Thursday that he believed "it hurts our country terribly, because it shows we're a divided, mixed-up, not-unified country.
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The law enforcement investigation into Russia's role in the election, as well as whether members of the Trump campaign conspired with Moscow to help sway the race, has long been a source of frustration for the president, who has decried it as a "witch hunt" and a cloud over his administration.
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The prolonged loss in the New Third Board - the board is now down over 60 percent from its April 2015 peak - contrasts sharply with a strong recovery in China's main stock exchanges, and casts a cloud over the future of a marketplace some had hoped could incubate China's Google or Microsoft.
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Dutch Ruppersberger, a Maryland Democrat who used to serve as the top Democrat on the House committee, said that Nunes decision last week to alert Trump to the potential that he and his campaign aides had been picked up in "incidental" intelligence collection had cast a cloud over the entire House investigation.
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"There's a big difference between allowing someone with an ethical cloud over them to continue to serve in Congress and allowing them to serve in a key leadership position where they're wielding the power of life and death," said Robert Naiman, policy director at Just Foreign Policy, a progressive foreign policy group.
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The disastrous showing at the polls has also cast a cloud over May's vision for a "hard Brexit" from the E.U. – in which Britain would leave Europe's single market and customs union – raising the prospect that a more pragmatic approach, prioritizing close trade links over controlling immigration, might be on the cards.
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"With Facebook and regulatory worries, the last thing nervous tech investors wanted to see was news that Trump is targeting Bezos and Amazon over the coming months as this remains a lingering cloud over the stock and heightens the risk profile in the eyes of the Street," GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives said.
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Last Friday, the Japanese network canceled an appearance by BTS after images surfaced on social media showing band member Jimin wearing a shirt emblazoned with the phrase "PATRIOTISM OUR HISTORY LIBERATION KOREA" repeated several times, alongside what appeared to be an image of a mushroom cloud over the Japanese city of Nagasaki.
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The growing storm over Michael Cohen, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's personal attorney, is casting a dark cloud over the White House.
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A Justice Department watchdog released a scathing report earlier this year that faulted Strzok for casting a dark cloud over the department for his text message, but Inspector General Michael Horowitz found there was no evidence political bias influenced the Clinton probe decisions or that he used his position to work against Trump.
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WASHINGTON — As Scott Pruitt, the embattled head of the Environmental Protection Agency, prepares to testify before Congress on Thursday amid a series of spending and ethics investigations, an internal E.P.A. document indicates that he may blame his staff for many of the decisions that have put a cloud over his tenure at the agency.
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The trend casts a cloud over the capital's role as a global financial centre as young bankers join their fellow Londoners in weighing whether to pay ever-larger sums to live in the dynamic city centre or commute from outside, and may even push them into leaving for other industries or banking hubs overseas.
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With both sides likely to feel strongly justified in their divergent views on China's currency depreciation, it also does not bode well for an early resolution of trade tensions between China and the U.S. Needless to add, any intensification in U.S.-Chinese currency and trade frictions could cast a dark cloud over the global economy.
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Perhaps it was premature to think that Election Day would magically lift the cloud over N.F.L. ratings when so many other factors were also in play, such as the absence of a superteam, the national anthem protests, concerns about concussions and domestic violence and the early-season suspension of New England quarterback Tom Brady.
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The delay cast a cloud over what Republicans expected to be a triumphant day, but they still had reason to be optimistic: Despite adamant Democratic opposition, they were able to muscle the nomination through the Judiciary Committee with an 11-to-10 vote and send it to the full Senate with a favorable recommendation.
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"This higher investment profile could be a lingering cloud over Facebook's shares in the near term ... And a small speed bump until investors can get further comfort that these investments are fueling the next phase of the growth story for 2018 and beyond with margin improvement set to kick in for 2019," Ives said.
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If impeachment hurts Trump, it won't be because busy and distracted voters develop a command of all the relevant facts of whatever case the Democrats bring forward—as politicos and members of the media might—but because the impeachment process puts a dark, amorphous cloud over the administration that builds on existing notions about Trump.
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RELATED: Democrats want Russian hacking intelligence declassified The transition team's reference to the agency's most humiliating recent intelligence misfire — over its conclusion that Iraq under Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction — threatens to cast an early cloud over relations between the Trump White House and the CIA, whose assessments he'll need to make monumental decisions.
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Ride-hailing company Lyft said earlier this month that it will have to spend at least $300 million on AWS over three years, and a minimum of $80 million each year, and Snap, which went public in 2017, committed to spending $1 billion on AWS and $2 billion on Google's public cloud over the course of five years.
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Brock, Jones and the Cloud over UFC 200 When USADA announced that Brock Lesnar would receive an exemption from its usual "back to competition testing", which forces athletes to be available for testing four months before their return to competition, there were plenty of critics of UFC's ability to exempt certain fighters from their new testing.
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Tavares can become an unrestricted free agent in July, and though the Islanders' majority owner, Jon Ledecky, and General Manager Garth Snow have repeatedly said they want Tavares to remain an Islander, his future with the team was a swirling cloud over the organization ahead of their home finale Thursday, a 2-1 win over the Rangers.
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On Sunday, April 16, accompanied by the eloquent pianist Malcolm Martineau, she appears at Alice Tully Hall, performing selections by Wolf and Strauss that are set to showcase her opulent, dusky tone and her obsessive attention to diction, down to vowels that she can brighten or cloud over at will to match the emotion of the text.
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He laid out here when he said so they doubt and a cloud over the FBI over the Clinton e-mail investigation and he said specifically today over the Russia investigation, the fact that you have common agents and now you have a team that Mueller picked, when will we know how very important the integrity of the investigation is.
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Amazon's partnership with Nike to sell its sneakers last month caused the value of a number of sporting goods competitors to drop to the tune of a half billion dollars since: Amazon has been a dark cloud over Blue Apron since the meal delivery company went public June 29, as both Whole Foods and Amazon have dabbled in the meal delivery space.
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But even without the fallout from Meltdown and Spectre (which included a 2% drop in Intel's share price after they were made public), Krzanich's sale is noteworthy because executives usually hold onto more shares than they are required to own to signal confidence to investors, so this will very likely cast a cloud over Krzanich's CES keynote address next week.
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Now casting a dark cloud over the German automobile industry is President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's threat to impose punitive import tariffs on German cars to counteract Germany's very large trade surplus.
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Strzok's openness to speaking with the committee comes less than a week after the Justice Department's inspector general released a report detailing a series of failures by the top federal officials in charge of the investigation ahead of the election, concluding that the FBI's actions ultimately "cast a cloud" over the bureau and senior leaders did lasting damage to the FBI's reputation.
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To jam Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation through now, without seeking to dispel the darkening cloud over his head, would be to leave the public in doubt about his honesty and character — and to set an even lower standard for taking claims of sexual abuse seriously than the Senate did 27 years ago in considering the accusations against Clarence Thomas by Anita Hill.
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"It creates a very dark cloud over all of the previous elections because as we know there was no way to audit them, there was no ... attempt at accountability by the secretary of state, and the entire programming of elections was outsourced," said Marilyn Marks, executive director of the Coalition for Good Governance, one of the groups behind the lawsuit.
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In California, that regulation has reached notoriously byzantine heights and is epitomized in four letters: C.E.Q.A. Conor explains how that happened: The rapidly escalating cost of California's high-speed rail project has led to a loss of political support and cast a cloud over its prospects, raising big questions about America's ability to take on big projects as it once did.
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Other headlines out of the hearing: -- FBI director: 'No information' to support Trump wiretapping claims -- Comey disputes Trump tweet on Russian election interference -- Gowdy suggests reporters should be prosecuted for leaks -- House Intelligence chair to Comey: You have put 'big, gray cloud' over White House The White House reacted to the hearing by asserting that there's "no evidence" on any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Though lunch was to have been served on one of the lawns surrounded by a border of pink blooms, a morning thunderstorm cast a cloud over the idea, so they moved the party into a "sort of family room" in an outbuilding, replacing what Mr. Giammetti said were "huge armchairs and televisions and things" with round tables covered in blue-and-white cloth to match the china.
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Even though the Mets went on to win, 9-3, and have now outscored the Rockies, 23-5, in the first two games of their three-game series, the possible loss of the most dangerous player in the Mets' lineup left a cloud over the victory — especially as the team provided no information about the nature or severity of Cespedes's injury during the game.
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The changes come as the president seeks to shake up his legal team amid frustrations within the White House over special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's probe, which has cast a cloud over the administration for more than a year now.
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CORNYN: Let me just ask you to — given the experience of the Clinton e-mail investigation and what happened there, do you think it's unreasonable for anyone — any president who has been assured on multiple occasions that he's not the subject of an FBI investigation — do you think it's unreasonable for them to want the FBI director to publicly announce that, so that this cloud over his administration would be removed?
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Dowd's exit reportedly came as the president seeks to shake up his legal team amid frustrations within the White House over special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's probe, which has cast a cloud over the administration for more than a year now.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision to end DACA last year created a cloud over the lives of 800,000 young people who grew up in this country and made so many contributions to it.
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Editor: Peter Cooney + 1 202 3003 8362 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT/ET) FBI clears Clinton in latest email review two days before election WASHINGTON - The FBI says it stands by its recommendation that no criminal charges are warranted against Democrat Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server for government work, lifting a cloud over her presidential campaign two days before the U.S. election.
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Trump, whose sense of what counts as funny was tested and found wanting at the Al Smith dinner itself, may think it a laughing matter to keep the nation in what he described as "suspense" about whether the transition from President Obama to Obama's successor would be marred by a sore loser's unsubstantiated claim: that unless that successor is himself, some nefarious conspiracy between minority voters, the media, and the Clinton campaign must be to blame and would cast a dark cloud over the succession.
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Horowitz in his report issued last week called out five FBI employees for sending texts on government devices critical of then-candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE or supportive of Clinton — texts that he said "cast a cloud" over the Clinton probe — but he found no evidence that any individual decision was the result of bias.
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Mueller's investigative team has taken a broad approach to the probe, requesting any and all documents related to the controversies that have cast a cloud over the Trump administration — namely the controversial meeting between Trump's eldest son and a Russian lawyer who promised compromising information on Democratic candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE ahead of the 2016 election.
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The Justice Department's ethics watchdog reportedly found no evidence that the political leanings of two FBI officials, who exchanged text messages critical of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE during the 2016 presidential race, directly affected the FBI's investigations, while noting that their conduct "cast a cloud" over the bureau's actions.
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The "Libya model" hung like a dark cloud over the negotiations leading up to the historic Singapore summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Kim Jong Un. For North Korea, the Libya model suggests that it cannot trust security guarantees offered by Washington in exchange for denuclearization lest it meet the same fate as former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
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