Mostly, March collides with Healy's fists, feet, and the floor.
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Theia Collides With Earth, The Birth Of Apophenia, Nomenclature 7.
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A sense of catastrophe collides with a blast of resistance.
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Yet talk of rehabilitating spoiled farmland often collides with reality.
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When one ball collides with another ball, it pushes on it.
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What happens when a wrecking ball collides with a helicopter blade?
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In places, the show collides those two approaches into one scene.
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His argument collides with 21st century economic reality in multiple ways.
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That is until their personal loss collides with our national politics.
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Today, as #Resistance collides with #MAGA, the lines can be blurred.
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In the real world, the LHC accelerates protons and collides them together.
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But it's as though a chemical reaction occurs when each element collides.
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Mr. Harris's work collides contemporary art and pop music with critical theory.
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The photos show how mass tourism often collides awkwardly with the past.
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That collides with a primary aim of many Brexit supporters — restricting immigration.
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Everything from classic soul and gospel to acid jazz collides throughout the album.
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Metal collides, making piercing noises that shoot out under the pounding summer sun.
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The bold voice of hacktivists collides and overlaps with those of graffiti artists.
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"Under your stairs, the molding collides in a funny way," said Mr. Feng.
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The struggle to sell paintings collides with the struggle to remain avant-garde.
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"Under your stairs, the molding collides in a funny way," said Mr. Feng.
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And clearly, it's easily damaged when some poor bird collides with it in midair.
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Church collides with the kiddo's nap, so we're always pushing it early or late.
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Unfortunately, this biological reality collides with an economic one: Most offices frown on napping.
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The prototype chair can move itself and stop before it collides with an obstacle.
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Either way, I can't believe it will happen when he collides with Morgan Rielly.
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No matter the continent, language, or century, everything collides on the same accelerating plane.
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Music collides with the sounds of the city: drums, bass, an ambulance, a train.
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And what happens when this promise collides with the mistakes of a previous administration?
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It also collides with the president's policy objectives of promoting fossil fuels, particularly coal.
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But once it collides with practical issues or social interactions, the bottom falls out.
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This holiday season, the popularity of online shopping collides with upheaval in cardboard recycling.
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So what exactly happens when the world of high fashion collides with a street sneaker?
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When Deadpool's comedic gore collides with its salty humor at the proper angle, magic happens.
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And what happens when Millennial enthusiasm for Fernet collides with Millennial enthusiasm for craft beers?
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Its tipping point, they say, will come when it more directly collides with the MacBook.
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In the ionosphere, the sun's radiation collides with gas that breaks into electrons and ions.
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It's the episode's best moment, because it's the one where everything Westworld has been doing collides.
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News Corp also collides with Google through its investment in AppNexus, a rival to Google's DoubleClick.
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What happens when a Black Lives Matter zeitgeist collides with a White Lives Matter political juggernaut?
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The recent explosion of the unicorn trend is what happens when nostalgia collides with social media.
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Chronic illness is the busiest intersection where our distorted healthcare financing collides with substandard healthcare delivery.
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Bloomberg's cover article explores what happens when an anti-regulatory impulse collides with a natural disaster.
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It collides protons in order to achieve the high energies required to search for theorized new particles.
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You don't turn right, and you curse your worst as your craft collides with something painfully solid.
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The enthusiasm among environmental groups for visible and costly climate action collides with two unpleasant political realities.
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As a truck collides with the pile, the energy of the truck is transferred to the sand.
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Since the pack barely moves, you don't get that jarring impact when it collides with your shoulder.
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These encounters can happen, for instance, when a gust of plasma from the sun collides with Earth's magnetosphere.
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The robot also has balance control, so if it collides with an object, it can keep its balance.
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The album's mythic sweep collides with its polished, arena-ready surface to produce a paradoxical modernism of intersection.
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Every year, the Earth collides with the debris from the Swift-Tuttle comet, which stretches 16 miles across.
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IRVINE, CA - Nearly every cross-current of the 2018 campaign for Congress collides in California's 45th House district.
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In the American context, any talk of a truly universal form of basic income also collides with arithmetic.
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It even collides with art: Who would have dreamed that a hit musical could enshrine the $10 bill?
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The new discovery instead came from the collider's heavy ion run, which collides lead atoms stripped of their electrons.
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The movie was pitched as an exploration of modern love, and what happens when romance collides with the internet.
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As recent events in north Africa show, however, this co-operation quickly ends where it collides with national impulses.
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It is where the Earth's atmosphere collides with the edge of space, and is difficult for satellites to see.
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As with the paintings, Greenbaum collides things together – in this case, form and color – attaining a mysteriously melodious cacophony.
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If a defender impedes or collides with an offender, the infracted player can demand a replay of the point.
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The zone where normalcy collides with extremity — where high comedy and psychological terror keep company — is her sweet spot.
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They can also save your butt when a person doing the Bird Box challenge collides with you on the road.
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It also collides atomic nuclei in order to study the behavior of quarks, the constituent parts of protons and neutrons.
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Episodes of unearthly beauty hint at Remarque's angelic presence, which seems to arise whenever man-made horror collides with nature.
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At some point, each of these characters collides with another whose self-regard is of a far more vivid hue.
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The counter-measure intercepts the incoming, say RPG, and collides with it mid-air at a safe distance from the vehicle.
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They're primarily a result of a fall, or when the hip collides with a solid object such as a kitchen bench.
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Instead, Waymo's patent involves autonomous driving software that makes adjustments to a vehicle's body when the vehicle collides with a pedestrian.
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Breath of the Wild sings the loudest in those many spaces where the Zelda you know collides with completely fresh ideas.
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On her rush out the door, she collides with a man holding a coffee that spills all over her white shirt.
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The devastation from Harvey has prompted huge demands for federal aid, a need that collides with Texas Republicans' mistrust of Washington.
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Anyone inclined to find joy when a president's taste collides with yours had a lot to choose from with Barack Obama.
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It can explode when it collides with the denser atmosphere, creating a sonic boom it occurs close enough to the surface.
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From the perspective of policy and politics, it totally is, because we haven't had this moment where all of it collides, right?
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"Multilateralism is going through a major crisis which collides with all our diplomatic activity, above all because of U.S. policy," he said.
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The list also includes Washington-based consultancy Upturn, which has worked on issues related to how big data collides with civil rights.
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But On Trivia Night, Jane Comes Face To Face With Him But then, on the fateful trivial night, everything collides for Jane.
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The facility will house a machine that collides ions at lower temperatures than the LHC, to mimic the cores of neutron stars.
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The young Harlem couple's lives are upended when news of a pregnancy collides with a rape allegation that lands Fonny in jail.
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She also helps both parties navigate the sticking points that occur when corporate America collides with an increasingly vocal marijuana-positive public.
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"You should be able to be your own person and also perform your job, but it just collides so much," he said.
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He has poor instincts, exhibits pure cluelessness in transition, and has a penchant to crumble every time he collides with a pick.
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On a cool summer night, it's where the uniquely American excess of the Coney Island boardwalk collides with a uniquely American pastime.
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An allision is a nautical term used to describe when a moving ship collides with a stationary object,such as another ship.
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An allision is a nautical term used to describe when a moving ship collides with a stationary object, such as another ship.
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Supporters of abortion rights say the law collides with Supreme Court precedent, violating a woman's right to seek an abortion prior to viability.
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Between sipping $1 Miller Lights and playing pool, a conversation about the potential closing of the plants collides into one about the election.
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Take Antigone, in which the title character Antigone, who is loyal to her brother, collides with Creon, whose priority is to the state.
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There are also compression zones, which she said are where the ice collides to create 1 to 2 metre obstacles to ski over.
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Supporters of abortion rights argue the law collides with Supreme Court precedent, violating a woman's right to seek an abortion prior to viability.
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Brookhaven's RHIC currently collides ions in the form of atomic nuclei or protons, and could supply to the "I" half of the EIC.
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Kelvin Holdsworth seemed to illuminate once more the role of royal romance in Britain's imagination and conversation, especially when it collides with tradition.
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Building an electron collider (or rather, in practice, a machine that collides electrons with positrons) to follow the LHC would have historical precedent.
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Over the next 24 hours, each encounter with unaware friends, family and colleagues collides uncomfortably with her internal need to process the news.
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Theater is that political mechanism through which questions of democratic inclusion are ferociously negotiated and where the world of myth collides with law.
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Frazetta's art portrays an endless battlefield where all of history collides in a single primal skirmish of flexed thighs, giants snakes, and greasy loincloths.
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With this limit, the hottest terrestrial objects are the quark gluon plasmas (QGPs) produced when CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) collides two lead nuclei.
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You'll probably die Twitter user Barbara posted a clip from a video game showing a man watching as a parachutist collides into a building.
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"The real message here is slow down": Dashcam footage captures the shocking moment a car collides with a crashed vehicle on a Toronto highway.
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This collides with the reigning anti-Western ideology and strict interpretation of Islam that was represented by Mr. Raisi and promoted by state organizations.
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In nearly every direction, a sculpture garden of snow and ice stretches toward the horizon, where it collides with a sunless sapphire-blue sky.
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It's a cringe-worthy spectacle of the sort that occurs when a solipsist free-floating through the universe collides with an actual human being.
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Identity politics is a valid response to discrimination but, as identities multiply, the politics of each group collides with the politics of all the rest.
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But the outbreak is a reminder of what can happen when our short-term planning for epidemics collides with the rapid globalization of tropical diseases.
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His support for Germany's open-border policy towards Syrian refugees—he says it "saved our collective dignity"—collides with a popular mood of rising nationalism.
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"But oftentimes, not always, that collides with the collections of the board members," she added, noting that some concentrated on works by white male artists.
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Understanding what happened during the Chicxulub impact can help researchers predict what may happen in the future if another massive asteroid collides with our planet.
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Some 5,160 light sensors register small flashes of light produced during rare instances when a neutrino collides with an atomic nucleus in the transparent ice.
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The story feels as though it's about exploitation—until suddenly one plot collides with another, in which glitter-caked drag queens primp for a rave.
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The worker bolts out from behind the car just in time and runs to safety while the plane collides with the fencing, barely missing him.
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The LHC, which started operating in 2010, circulates beams of protons traveling in opposite directions near the speed of light and collides the beams together.
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This type of crash is fated to happen to the Milky Way when it collides with the nearby Andromeda galaxy in about five billion years.
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While each in-game work day cuts to black just before the man collides with the earth, on Friday, the character actually hits the ground.
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Learning more about the ionosphere, part of Earth's upper atmosphere where the sun's radiation collides with gas that breaks into electrons and ions, is key.
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In one Twitter video, a Tesla exits a parking space and starts to cross a driveway when an SUV nearly collides with the driverless car.
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The struggle comes when a high-concept premise collides with the need to expand a series into something that can repeat itself over and over.
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The stock market has learned over and over that "when easier [monetary] policy collides with weaker growth, the latter usually matters more for returns," said Sheets.
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The baffling results of that experiment, with the bullet disintegrating as it collides with the thicker end of the glass teardrop, are no longer a mystery.
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When an electron collides with a positron, there's an infinite number of intermediate collisions that can take place before the final muon and antimuon pair emerges.
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In this piece, Donald G. McNeil Jr., a Times science writer, shares what it's like when your own hacking cough collides with the Democratic presidential nominee's.
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In one recent Twitter video, a Tesla exits a parking space and starts to cross a driveway when an SUV nearly collides with the driverless car.
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In one recent Twitter video, a Tesla exits a parking space and starts to cross a driveway when an SUV nearly collides with the driverless car.
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These radiant displays are created by the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emitted by the Sun, as it collides with our planet's magnetic field.
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A recent panel in Washington featuring Pitt, writer-director James Gray and two NASA officials explored where cinematic license collides with scientific accuracy (Air & Space magazine).
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That the contracts look so different speaks to the well-researched challenges of negotiating while female as well as how gender bias often collides with market forces.
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Related: Immigration to Israel, Explored in Two Controversial Photography Projects When Light Collides with Lens Imperfections, Luminescent Magic Happens The Surveillance Artist Turning Landscape Photography Inside Out
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In this case "Radioactive" is ground zero, the point where everything collides into a Gundam Seed-esque pink explosion and we're left to deal with the aftermath.
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Americans have repeatedly rejected expansions of the social safety net because it inevitably collides with one of the most powerful forces shaping the American experience: uncompromising racism.
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Now, the successful use of "plausible deniability" in all the previous cases collides with the Kremlin's current interests and contributes to the verdict: guilty until proven innocent.
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The rate at which Tiangong-1 descends is determined in part by the friction it encounters as it collides with the very top layers of the atmosphere.
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"Furious Hours" builds and builds until it collides with the writer who saw the power of Maxwell's story, but for some reason was unable to harness it.
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But this approach collides with a well-worn truth about the man — that he was opaque and impenetrable even to the women who aspired to marry him.
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She collides with Witherspoon's character, a brash, younger field reporter who may be gunning for her job or could become her best friend, we aren't yet sure.
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The clouds, seeded with these crystalline structures, will then produce rain and snow (rain is produced when moist air cools and collides with aerosols floating in the atmosphere).
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According to the team's hypothesis, when an object collides with a TRAPPIST-1 planet, it will send material into space, which could wind up on a neighboring planet.
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An issue this complicated lands in a place where migration meets anxiety over national resources and collides with what looks to be the next stage of British multiculturalism.
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They frequently occur in North America, when cold air collides with warm air over the Atlantic Ocean -- though they've also been reported in eastern Asia and South America.
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Steve Daines who plans to walk his daughter down the aisle at her wedding, which collides with the timing of the Senate floor vote for Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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These experiments suggested that when a micrometeoroid, to give such dust its technical name, collides with a satellite, it will not just do a small amount of mechanical damage.
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RELATED: Abroad, President Trump's reality collides with candidate Trump's words The congressional investigations into Russia's meddling into the US presidential election will be a major focus in both chambers.
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This culture collides with mobile health; the Zuckerberg mantra "move fast and break things" is great for social media, but in medicine when we move fast, we break people.
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Slapstick violence collides with an air of rot, and for a time the movie feels like a cross between "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and a vintage Three Stooges short.
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New funding will ensure that we can add interceptors at our bases, deploy the newest radar systems and update the "kill vehicle" that actually collides with the target missile.
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For however clumsy or lonely its heroine might be, she still usually lives in an unreasonably gorgeous apartment or collides into an unreasonably gorgeous man, or, more likely, both.
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With Ms. Miller playing a fast, rolling groove, Ms. Staaf capers and collides through the song's blues form, paying homage to Williams's starkly articulate right hand and peripatetic left.
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The mind of 210 million years of whale intelligence collides with the human species in that moment and one is made to confront the fragility of the human intellect.
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Today, the veneer of proxies separating Russian and American forces is wafer thin -- so too between Turkish troops and America's Syrian allies -- as Iran's entrenchment collides with Israel's interests.
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But because of its functional (and often gendered) nature, the broom is an everyday object that kicks up a lot of sticky questions when it collides with the artisanal movement.
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A lot of stuff collides and happens much much quicker than you're used to seeing on Thrones — it was a plodding slow machine and it's now turning into a thriller.
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Trilobites Twice every year Earth collides with a ring of debris left behind by Halley's comet, creating a pair of sibling meteor showers that can dazzle in the night sky.
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The word collides head-on with the stereotype of hooked rugs as a decorous medium — a contradiction that speaks with powerful concision to the changing cultural norms of the 1960s.
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The closing of so many prisons aligns with Mr. Cuomo's quest to reform the criminal justice system, but it collides with another of his top priorities — reviving moribund upstate economies.
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In cases such as these, the administration's zero-tolerance approach sometimes collides with the messy, unorthodox lives of mixed-status families, whose paperwork is often legitimate but incomplete or faulty.
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"It's important to see other ways we can deal with climate change," he says, citing the challenges his own city faces as population growth collides head on with increased flooding.
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That's because these are the moments where, in front of a mirror and surrounded by cosmetics, the manufactured version of a woman collides with the true one and her idealized dream.
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There are several kinds, but Dr Molnar's nova will be caused when one member of a two-star system collides with the other, causing an enormous and violent outpouring of energy.
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As Charles Kindleberger explained in his book "Manias, Panics and Crashes", enthusiasm for new markets or technologies frequently results in excessive optimism, which ultimately collides with reality in a spectacular crash.
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This happens because the flow of moisture from the south collides with the east-to-west facing mountain range, forcing the air to rise, cool and condense into clouds and precipitation.
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Then, one day, bam: a planetoid slings itself apart, collides with a close pocket of asteroids, and pummels the rings of a gas giant with a million pellets of space rock.
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It also shows where the player's control over the state collides with the foibles and weaknesses of the characters who serve it, but over whom the player's control is not absolute.
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In the painting, "Women In A Park" (2016), which Ledgerwood told me was her most recent, the shapes collides as if two or more patterns have become entangled with each other.
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Her mission is to mimic falcon behavior in order to head off a serious threat to aviation: the bird strike, which happens when a bird or flock collides with an airplane.
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And Democrats may face a tricky balancing act if the explosion of energy on the left collides with the native sensitivities of the moderate-to-conservative districts they aim to win.
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"The most likely cause of that reading is the shock from the impact," he said, adding that when a vehicle collides with something, the speedometer will lock at a certain speed.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about the threat of rising waters on China's cities as breakneck development collides with climate change carried an erroneous byline.
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Hip-hop was really popular then, and the whole idea is OK, a kid comes from the hip-hop world and collides with someone who is more of a classically trained dancer.
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The war on corruption still collides with the "special interests" of oligarchs, and 2.2 percent economic growth last year is a fraction of what the economy lost in the post-Maidan disruptions.
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By working in this manner, while acknowledging the influence of place on her subject matter, Morgan deliberately collides a high, serious style with her low-brow subject matter, essentially rendering the distinction moot.
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A bomb cyclone usually happens when a cold air mass collides with a warm air mass, typically over a large body of water, so Wednesday's storm could mark a rare inland bomb cyclone.
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That criticism centers mainly on the optics of a white man starring in a series rooted in Orientalist stereotypes, which collides directly with the ongoing conversation about the diversity in Marvel's superhero properties.
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Unless the Tesla Roadster smashes into Mars (unlikely) or an asteroid collides with the sleek vehicle, the Roadster and Starman will be floating through the solar system for a billion or so years.
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And with its many observations on how being black collides with poverty, sexuality, mental illness, and the state, it's unsurprising that these characters are caught somewhere between the real and what might be.
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"Day of the Soldado" gestures toward a few from-the-headlines subjects and accidentally collides with others, but like most Hollywood movies of the moment, it keeps actual politics at a safe distance.
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The third of UFC 197's new fights will occur at strawweight, when former World Series of Fighting 115-pound queen Jessica "Jag" Aguilar (19-0003) collides with Brazilian prospect Juliana Lima (8-2).
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"This season is really different than any other season because it's accelerating toward the end, a lot of stuff collides and happens much, much quicker than you're used to seeing on Thrones," Harington said.
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My music brings together the dance music of my formative years with a lifelong love of hip-hop and collides them with lessons learned under the tutelage of local noise, jazz, and punk musicians.
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Thankfully, that intersection reaffirms an editorial goal that's led our work from the very beginning: to examine what each shooter means as a cultural artifact, as it collides reality and fantasy, representation, and abstraction.
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Richard, a lonely, aging professor, sets out in a car from his Brooklyn apartment and collides with a vehicle being driven by Evelyn, an undocumented immigrant who happens to be driving her employer's car.
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Leo, the indigent sex worker (also played by Levine), whom Toby once summoned by app and then forgot about, is fleeing the Strand after being caught shoplifting, and collides with Toby on the sidewalk.
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Traders are trying hard to figure out not just how the Donald Trump agenda is playing out, but also how it collides with another very large entity in Washington, D.C.: Janet Yellen and the Fed.
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These kind of problems are perhaps inevitable when a libertarian ideal of free speech collides with all the assholes on the internet, but knowing that doesn't undo all the headaches it's caused over the years.
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But the truth is that we live in a world where Ghost in the Shell collides with questions about race and cultural identity, but fails to adequately answer them or even treat them as realities.
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His support for the polarizing crime-fighting policy — which involves officers' questioning and searching pedestrians — collides with his highly visible courtship of African-Americans, who have been disproportionately singled out by the tactic, data show.
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Here's where it collides with tech: Surveillance: In what is likely to be a major fight, the committee will have to re-approve a portion of U.S. law used to authorize government surveillance of foreigners.
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When the approximately 47-km-long (30-mile) Khurdopin glacier collides with the side wall of the rocky valley, it blocks the river, and a temporary lake forms behind it as the water piles up.
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The trio first collides as Daphne, fresh off a long-term relationship, is swearing off men, that is until she meets two polar-opposite guys in one night — who also happen to be best friends.
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On London's Waterloo Bridge, Dr. Attila Asare, a Ghanaian psychiatrist who specializes in the treatment of "post-traumatic stress disorder in noncombatant populations," collides with Jean Turane, an American wildlife biologist studying the city's foxes.
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But Lilla and Sanders's argument also collides with the basic truth that it's not possible to have a serious conversation about justice, jobs and opportunity in America without talking frankly about race, gender and ethnicity.
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Steel and Foam Energy Reduction (SAFER) barriers — which more effectively disperse energy when a car collides with the wall and thereby reduces the effects of the impact — were nearly universally adopted between 2002 and 2005.
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Why it matters: The nationwide push collides with Supreme Court rulings that allow abortions up to 24 weeks during pregnancy when the fetus is not viable — or when a woman's health or life is at risk.
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A Star Is Born—a much-loved Hollywood story about a famous but washed-up male musician whose life collides with that of a much more talented and young woman—is ultimately a tale about fame.
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Based on the work of the French journalist Jérôme Pierrat, the story pivots between the 1995 Balkans conflict and the present, as organized crime collides with banking, and a new breed of criminal — the bankster — evolves.
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Which, as Warren now repeated, was tantamount to calling her a liar on national TV. Will this become the political equivalent of mutually assured destruction as Warren's sisterhood of "she persisted" collides with the Bernie Bros?
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The wary widow of a revered indie-folk singer collides with a pop-culture academic writing a biography of her husband, whose catalog she furiously protects in her picturesque Maine cabin with the help of her two dogs.
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The rare sitcom that treated Southern characters with respect rather than mockery, it nevertheless took sly aim at the way Texan grandiosity collides with reality — oversize riding mowers tending modest lawns — and how outmoded ideas about masculinity endure.
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This South African city of juxtapositions – for some a haven of wine and breathtaking views, for others a city of crushing poverty and the legacy of apartheid – has shown what happens when climate change collides with urban inequality.
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Rather than gas and stars clumping together due to gravitational effects, these galaxies form when an existing galaxy collides with another and residual matter stripped from the colliding galaxies forms a new galaxy—all without any dark matter.
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The poems that comprise Debths are pithy tales of castles, imprisonment (Uncle Tom's Cabin collides with passages about castles from which damsels are rescued), and towers "with the bell ringing at / the speaker" who has left the woods.
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But at least it's more sensible than one of Google's earlier ideas for protecting walkers from self-driving cars: covering the outside of the vehicle with adhesive to ensure anyone it collides with doesn't fly off and hurt themselves.
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Another doctrine — pre-emption — also limits home rule power, providing that a local law must cede "when it collides with a state statute," according to a 2016 report on the issue from the New York State Bar Association. Certainly.
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You won't derive any sense of the overall "Licht" narrative from this string quartet, though the work does provide a look at Stockhausen's vibrant imagination, as tremolo playing from the string instruments collides with the whirring of propeller blades.
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That move collides with the administration's plan to freeze Obama-era rules, which would have required automakers by 20093 to roughly double the fuel economy of their new cars, pickup trucks and S.U.V.s to about 36 miles per gallon.
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Democratic Embrace of Diverse Candidates Collides With Barbed Politics of Trump Era Andrew Gillum's victory in the Democratic gubernatorial primary in Florida comes at a time when racial and ethnic issues are becoming more volatile and explicit in politics.
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A committed avant-garde painter who tells his students that art is about an individual way of seeing rather than about rote reproduction of a collectively agreed-upon reality, Strzeminski collides with the latest modes demanded by Stalinist rule.
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It does a fantastic job of humanizing him and taking you through a day-to-day view of his life and how an all-American but highly unusual story of an artist comes together and collides with pop culture.
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PRY, nominated for MOST INNOVATIVE PRY is a hybrid app that collides cinema, game, and book to reimagine how we can touch, close, and pry into a story, moving seamlessly among words and images to explore layers of characters' consciousness.
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WATCH: George Clooney Released from Hospital After Scooter Collides with Car in Italy: Reports On July 10, the actor was rushed to the hospital after his scooter slammed head-on into a car that appeared to turn into his lane.
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Its broad range of conditions collides with a lack of industry regulations, so the risk of exploitation is real in domestic work—especially because it has been purposely excluded from various federal labor laws meant to protect workers from abuse.
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Things start to go wrong as one of the cars collides with the right-hand barrier, leading to a mini pileup that eventually causes one car to flip onto its side and come pinwheeling towards the edge of the track.
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" Climate change collides with income inequality in Los Angeles, where Tim Arango looked at shade as an increasingly precious commodity — and reported that local officials, "rather than selling sunshine as Los Angeles's singular attraction, are treating it as a growing crisis.
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The game gives Javier's story room to breathe before it collides with Clementine's, but in making Javier the the character you're guiding around with the analog stick and ostensibly the "main" character in the storyline, it puts you in a weird position.
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While my view of the world and women from way back in the 1980s collides with modern reality harder than the breasts of a lusciously stacked blonde jogging along a beach, I'm all set to date my way across the modern world!
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According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2018 Ford Explorer had difficulty preventing some injuries when the front right corner of the vehicle collides with another vehicle or object while going 40 miles per hour.
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Her optimism collides with — and is put seriously to the test by — the punishingly high cost of college in a country where, according to the Federal Reserve, there are more than 44 million borrowers who owe $1.6 trillion in student loan debt.
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Kim might have overstretched herself by taking on the Gatwood Oil case — as Paige from Mesa Verde warned — but that hardly justifies the pain inflicted by the Story Gods when she drives off the road and collides face first with her airbag.
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In "When the Culture War Comes for the Kids," in The Atlantic, George Packer describes what happens when the ferociously competitive meritocratic culture of the New York educated class collides with the ferocious social justice warrioring of the New York educated class.
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As the #partysober ethos collides with Foodie Nation, a new generation of alcohol-skeptical mixologists, craft brewers, and micro-distillers are churning out alternatives to beer and spirits to ensure no one is left thirsty at those summer clambakes and rooftop parties.
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A 4 billion euro (4.56 billion USD) machine that collides electrons and their antimatter partners, positrons, would occupy the space first, then perhaps a decade or two later it would be replaced with a proton- or atom-colliding machine akin to the LHC, explained Benedikt.
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Abroad, President Trump's reality collides with candidate Trump's words The US-Israeli intelligence cooperation agreement is one of the most significant relationships in the world and Trump's decision to reveal information the Israelis did not want shared could make for tension during Trump's visit.
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Part of what I'm trying to do with this new project is create unexpected juxtapositions like that, where deep geological time collides with something very immediate, almost flippant, as in the flight of a mosquito, which you might end by slapping it on your wrist.
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The existence of overt villains is a bit of a departure for Black Mirror, which at its best makes characters complicit in their own bad fates, as jealousy or grief or some other human frailty collides with technology that appears to cater to it.
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A semi-detached home in Elmhurst was dubbed by Herrin-Ferri in his caption the "Three Musicians," as its two-faced façade that collides yellowish siding on one side with red brick on the other conjures the Cubism of Picasso's famous work of that name.
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Amazon synopsis:"From the two-time NBCC Finalist, an emotionally resonant, fiercely imaginative new novel about a family whose road trip across America collides with an immigration crisis at the southwestern border — an indelible journey told with breathtaking imagery, spare lyricism, and profound humanity."
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" And it's one that collides two masterly, if hugely dissimilar actors — Mr. Driver, 35, who brings a Method hyperintensity to every project, even the brash traumedy "Girls," and Ms. Russell, 42, a former teen star who perfected steely interiority on the espionage drama "The Americans.
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But at this stage in its life, Black Mirror is less interested in making sense than it is in laying the groundwork for these kinds of dramatically and emotionally resonant moments, when our unbridled embrace of technology collides with our humanity, for better and worse.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety put eight small pickups through the small overlap front crash test, which replicates one of the most common and deadly accidents where the front corner of a vehicle collides with another vehicle or a pole at 40 miles per hour.
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He put that increased productivity to work, authoring a number of well-regarded novels in collaboration with Ringworld author Larry Niven, such as The Mote in God's Eye, about humanity's first contact with aliens, and Lucifer's Hammer, a post-apocalyptic novel set after a comet collides with Earth.
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"One exciting possibility is that we are seeing material being stripped from the exploding white dwarf's companion star as the supernova collides with it," Anthony Piro, one of the authors of the new supernova study in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, said in a statement.
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As he gets closer and closer, the atoms begin to show, and then, somehow, this dunk gets EVEN SLOWER as DeAndre collides with Jordan Clarkson, just every so slightly altering his trajectory, spinning his body around a little, adding even more unnecessary motion to this never-ending flight.
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He and Tung-Mow Yan, a research associate at the accelerator center, formulated a key concept in particle physics when they explained what happens when a quark in one particle collides with an antiquark in a second particle, an annihilating confrontation that yields an electron and a positron.
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Sometimes, though not often, Nardwuar collides with another precious, pure, beautiful force, and the result is a video of such awesome loveliness that you can feel your heart growing a number of sizes à la the Grinch at the climax of seminal film How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000, Howard).
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To reach the staggering depths where blue diamonds are now thought to form, that boron probably rides Earth&aposs dense oceanic crust underground when it collides with continental crust at subduction zones — places where two tectonic plates smash together, forcing the denser plate to sink under the less dense one.
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But more than a year later, it hasn't stopped, partly because the race touched on so many hot spots that continue to animate our politics: the way gender shapes how we perceive power, how class struggle collides with racial entitlement, what it even means to be "progressive" or to work outside the system.
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And in that emotionally charged context, Mr. Buttigieg's political identity is facing its most trying test so far, as the steely, cerebral manner that has made him a sensation on the campaign trail collides with a moment of mourning and anger in the city that has twice charged him with administering its government.
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The pop art of lowrider subculture doesn't get much play in the mainstream art world, but Los Angeles-based artist Mario Ayala bridges this cultural divide in his new exhibition Pen Pal, now on at Ever Gold [Projects], in which colorful painting collides with Catholic imagery, in an allusion to the American judicial system.
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"If a fiscally-driven demand increase collides with more rigid capacity constraints, a steeper path for interest rates will be necessary to contain inflation, the dollar will appreciate sharply, real growth will be lower, budget pressure will increase, and the U.S. current account deficit will widen," IMF chief economist Maurice Obstfeld said in a statement.
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A Carrington-level space weather event today could be catastrophic in its disruption, particularly at Northern latitudes, where proximity to the poles makes equipment more vulnerable As this solar stuff collides with us, our planet's magnetic field lines funnel charged particles down toward the planet's poles, where they interact with our atmosphere and cause the brilliant aurorae.
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Now, according to a report by The Guardian, three members of that same facility, have been fired for what the company alleges was a failure to report a bird strike (the term used for when an object, usually a bird or other animal, collides with a plane.) Richard Mester, one of the fired workers, had recently been elected as a union steward.
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When a woman pounds on her door, pleading for money, Leah collides with a criminal world that stains each of their lives, including Felix (O-T Fagbenle), floating up and out on a love high, and Nathan (Richie Campbell), a childhood crush whom Natalie and Leah expected to become a professional athlete, but who instead has become a nearly invisible man.
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When a woman pounds on her door, pleading for money, Leah collides with a criminal world that stains each of their lives, including Felix (O-T Fagbenle), floating up and out on a love high, and Nathan (Richie Campbell), a childhood crush whom Natalie and Leah expected to become a pro athlete, but who instead has become a nearly invisible man.
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Supplement your "Twin Peaks" viewing with this foray into Mr. Lynch's artistic development (and Hollywood Hills studio) — from a childhood in which he says his mother refused to let him have coloring books because the lines were too restrictive, through the painting studies that germinated into his unique vision, in which the macabre collides with the mundane to become Lynchian.
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And Michelle Obama traveled to Liberia and Morocco to focus on women and girls during her final year in the White House, in 2016.) Trump's Space Force concept collides with gravitational forces in the Senate: The House has largely been supportive of the idea of a creating a new military branch for space, attempting its own version last year, but senators are skeptical (The Hill).
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Background reading and watching: • Trump Says Second Amendment 'Will Never Be Repealed' • Demonstrators Who Brought Guns and an Opposing Message: 'Shoot Back' • Trump's Evolving Positions on Gun Issues • Once Again, Push for Gun Control Collides With Political Reality • 6 Stories and Charts to Help You Better Understand Gun Violence in the U.S. From the opinion pages: • John Paul Stevens, a retired Supreme Court justice, writes, Repeal the Second Amendment
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Following suit, through the everyday fact of being on the road the conflict between these two worlds will appear quite clear cut: between what one thinks and what one collides with, between what one dreams and what one does, between what one desires and what one obtains […] Segalen approaches China's various cultures through archaeological research based in scientific and historical facts, yet he is aware that his self-image is constituted largely by his imagination.
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If you missed The Hill's weekend coverage of the incident: -- US destroyer collides with merchant ship near Japan -- Search continues for 21625 missing US sailors after collision near Japan -- Trump tweets 'thoughts and prayers' for missing US sailors near Japan -- 2900 sailors missing in ship collision found dead -- Navy admiral: Fitzgerald incident 'could have been much worse' -- Navy identifies sailors killed in collision DEFENSE EXPERTS PUSH FOR MORE BASE CLOSURES: Forty-five leading defense experts, think tank leaders and advocacy group officials are calling on Congress to allow the Pentagon to close excess military bases.
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The Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski tells the story of three women in films representing the colors of the French flag: "Blue" (1993), starring Juliette Binoche as a woman grieving the deaths of her husband and young daughter in a car accident she survived; "White" (1994), with Julie Delpy as a hairdresser bent on revenge after her husband (Zbigniew Zamachowski) decides to leave Paris for Warsaw; and "Red" (1994), in which Irène Jacob plays a runway model who collides with a bitter retired judge (Jean-Louis Trintignant) when she hits his dog with her car.
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