Militaries around the world are constructed primarily for national defense against an invading, conquering force, but invading and conquering territory makes no sense any more.
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The First Men finally made peace with the children, only to be followed by the conquering Andals (another old, conquering race), who brought their own religion: the Faith of the Seven.
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But can Samsung say the same about conquering Google's software?
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LONDON — Conquering cities and taming dragons can be tiring work.
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And Rush's conquering completion, stunning Oklahoma State's players and fans.
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Conquering. And being thought of as important in some way.
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"The conquering heroes," she wrote on Twitter after the event.
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It's the advantage conceded in the dividing that enables conquering.
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Conquering Everest 2.0 with the help of my wonderful teammates.
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Clinton, likened Mr. Trump to a conquering hero returning home.
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Conquering a country doesn't just mean defeating its forces militarily.
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The Falcons will win the South by conquering the West.
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You will be conquering the galaxy for a long time.
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Smoking is "conquering new ground" despite the 1991 ban, Rigaud said.
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So paying for dinner is a part of that conquering process?
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This is conquering Mt. Everest in a T-shirt and Jordans.
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Tyrion's sailing home to his unhappy family with conquering in mind.
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Keep reading for their guide to conquering April's showers in style.
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I downloaded a five-week course called Conquering Insomnia for $40.
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Even the all-conquering iPhone is expected to see decreasing sales.
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The Young Bucks have now set their sights on conquering YouTube.
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But as far as I was concerned, we were conquering it.
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These Democratic Socialists, this version goes, were "conquering" the Democratic Party.
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Here are more bits of advice on conquering your negative thoughts.
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He spent most of his reign conquering lands from Greece to India.
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But there's a cost to conquering new worlds and exploring hostile environments.
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But after conquering the ropes course, I knew I could do it.
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For Barbara in D-Block, that means conquering the drug import business.
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Ayesha Curry's conquering the food world — and she's not taking her time.
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Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban are conquering yet another awards show stage.
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The Europeans weaponised this catastrophe, conquering lands depleted and disordered by disease.
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South African brands, including supermarkets and telecommunication firms, are already conquering Africa.
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But before conquering the world, there's that whole rumored Floyd Mayweather fight.
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We were conquering all these countries, and it was just like, wow.
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Conquering mental illness will take longer because of the brain's greater complexity.
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After that, he was welcomed as a conquering hero back into Breitbart!
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That's the bottom line to conquering and maintaining peace in this age.
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But in Bhutanese culture, there is not an obsession with conquering things.
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But to the Yankees, it seems no greater chore than conquering Keuchel.
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"The Republicans always do a good job dividing and conquering," he said.
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" She felt that a "good attitude" is not about "fighting, conquering, winning.
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Inevitably, Epstein gave off the air of a conquering hero returning home.
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I never felt stressed or fearful while conquering my student loan debt.
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Civ looked every bit the grandiose venture in world conquering that it is.
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Black Panther had no trouble conquering critics, fans, and the global box office.
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To celebrate her survival she embarked on a new journey – conquering Mount Kilimanjaro!
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A covetous Napoleon said conquering the strategically located island was "worth any price".
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Will Smith is determined to conquering his fears after turning 50 in September.
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As I mentioned, conquering the US market one of your top priorities here.
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Amazon's endeavored itself to conquering fashion in addition to everything else it sells.
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In true conquering robot fashion, this system relies on superior speed and strength.
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They are addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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The Ottomans had been fighting the Hapsburgs for decades, conquering parts of Hungary.
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In 2015, we asked if Sónar lost its edge while conquering the world.
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Conquering the disease will require making health care as widely accessible as possible.
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In the first century A.D., Romans began conquering the territory they called Britannia.
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Nature, in his interpretation, dominates our feeble attempts at conquering its savage terrain.
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Then you'll learn tactics for conquering stage fright and speeding up preparation time.
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But try conquering an everyday fear today, and feel a boost in confidence.
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He isn't conquering the world, but he isn't throwing the season away, either.
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At Georgetown Prep's annual reunion weekend, he was hailed as a conquering hero.
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The two of us work together and are conquering the world side-by-side.
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They escaped the factory floor and started conquering big cities to deliver Mediterranean food.
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Canadian producers may yet discover that conquering the globe is just a pipe dream.
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He wrenches a more promising message—that of love conquering all—from their trials.
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"We should never think that we are conquering the world," he said in Korean.
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But today sleep pods seem to be on the verge of conquering Western airports.
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After conquering dinnerware and florals, does Port have more home décor lines in store?
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But it's not the only one with its eyes on conquering the sleep economy.
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His popularity was rising, but he was hardly the world-conquering star he'd become.
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The two of us are working together and conquering the world side-by-side.
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The higher CP Pokémon you have, the more chance you'll have of conquering gyms.
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Props to these dudes for "Conquering Kili" -- and doing it for a good cause.
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Though it may seem counterintuitive, the first step to conquering consistency is staying flexible.
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They're all about seduction, or wooing and winning, and conquering and falling, or whatever.
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That world-conquering confidence has long been the beating heart of the Mormon Church.
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Lineups that feature both bigs are absolutely conquering the offensive and defensive glass, too.
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When Cochran returns to his own office; however, he's hailed as a conquering hero.
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All-conquering sprinter Usain Bolt was very stoked at the Windies' World Cup triumph.
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EDGAR VILLANUEVA: Our history of colonization has been about dividing, conquering and exploiting people.
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Watching her settle into the confident, industry-conquering editor she'd become is a revelation.
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In the hours and days that followed, the designers swanned around like conquering heroes.
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In Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, progress comes not through expansion and conquering, but harmony.
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Those firmly set on a goal, like conquering a new slope, make riskier choices.
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With Russia conquering the Baltic states and the other territories of the former USSR?
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They broke down four steps for conquering tax season as a social-media creator.
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Maybe Disney and its competitors will prove more all-conquering than even the Empire.
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Figuring out why it's doing that is just another step in conquering the puzzle.
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The story also details Niko's battle with drug addiction and how he's conquering it.
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They are about inhabiting someone else's line or composition, not appropriating or conquering it.
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There isn't yet an example of a world-conquering Android phone without a headphone jack.
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The former would suggest that we were less conquering tyrants and more open-minded lovers.
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Little man is on the mend and will be back to conquering the world soon!
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What does a mild-mannered dad dream of conquering when he hits his late-fifties?
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Focus on conquering unhealthy fears in order to learn how to live your best life.
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It's true he has blithely proposed dangerous ideas, like conquering Iraq and stealing its oil.
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Her husband, far from coveting Breath of the Wild, was conquering Spain in Europa Universalis.
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In 2014, the Islamic State stormed through central and northern Iraq, conquering Mosul within days.
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It's all in the name of conquering the puzzle, and it will be worth it.
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Conquering this puzzle will require a lively game of tug of war between you both.
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Only a few years later, however, the conquering spirit seemed to have met its match.
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Holocaust Is Fading From Memory, Survey Finds Is British English Conquering America, or Vice Versa?
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Their dual electric motors produce 614 horsepower and 668 pound-feet of rock-conquering torque.
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He sees an unprecedented opportunity to fit in with nature, as opposed to conquering it.
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After taking over South Korea, K-pop is now conquering the rest of the world.
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The Longhorns and a rival organization, the Conquering Lions, were started in the past year.
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Read more about CPAC from NBC News: Donald Trump is CPAC's conquering hero, but tensions remain
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And in the end, we are having a blast conquering parenthood one spray at a time!
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos isn't afraid to play the long game when conquering a new market.
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Ms Le Pen is no longer in favour of quitting the EU, but of conquering it.
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Of course, a woman doesn't need a red lip as a prerequisite for conquering the world.
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Yet because I was born in Jeddah, conquering the mountain would only be half the battle.
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The humans recovered a little in game two, conquering one tower, but they still got demolished.
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"I'm a sinister, world-conquering, artificially intelligent robot," he says, as the other droids chime in.
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The first step to conquering self-defeating inner dialogue is to acknowledge their existence and absurdity.
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It's difficult to overemphasize Vince Clarke's central role in the world-conquering rise of electronic pop.
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Jack Wilshere, Wayne Rooney and Jamie Vardy could be our tabs-and-chips Europe-conquering fatlads.
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Compared to its all-conquering national soccer team, Brazil has had little success at past Games.
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Warrior planet Mars is fearlessly conquering new territories in your career for the majority of 2018.
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Obviously, obviously: Mad props to Kim Kardashian, for conquering yet another industry for profit and fame.
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While Danny Willett was conquering Augusta, his brother P.J. was living and dying with each swing.
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Not content to simply dominate rock and roll, Queen is intent on conquering the digital realm.
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Conquering a crossword puzzle with a friend creates a sticky fiber that binds two people together.
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Nor was 1989, that giddy moment for the liberal democratic idea, deemed self-evidently all conquering.
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Scroll through the frozen photos of celebrities in ice baths to see who's conquering the cold!
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Ms. Mkhitaryan is a relative newcomer to the world's big stages but is conquering them fast.
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Dividing and conquering The coalition is setting up group appointments with lawmakers to hear their concerns.
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Conquering adulthood doesn't end with whipping your credit score into shape and scheduling regular dental appointments.
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Healthy, sustainable foods were not the top priority; conquering space while eating jerky-shaped matter was.
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Trump's worldview is outside this framework: The strong dominating the weak, the powerful conquering the powerless.
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Tyrion and Varys — wily pragmatists advising a conquering queen — expressed deep moral misgivings about this plan.
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Brazil won the 2013 Confederations Cup, hammering an all-conquering Spain side 3-0 in the final.
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And in the case of conquering FOMA, it's one of the most effective tools in the box.
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It was during Plain's recovery that he set upon the task of conquering the seven continental summits.
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Today's investors are wildly enthusiastic about America's all-conquering technology groups, such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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However, outsiders can help contain the jihadists, stopping them conquering turf or building anything resembling a state.
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Halle Berry is conquering the Toronto International Film Festival red carpet like the style queen she is.
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Teacher-student affairs in pop culture are often depicted as a triumph of love conquering societal constraints.
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The other teams were ghosts, and conquering ghosts is easy if you don't believe in them. 12.
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Jack was still stuck far from his own time, fighting the shape-changing, world-conquering demon Aku.
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When Pickles isn't out conquering the world, he enjoys relaxing at home with his two dog siblings.
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And now the bona fide beauty mogul has set her sights on conquering a new sphere: wellness.
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Of course this massive, world-conquering superorganism was bigger than one stray demo-dog terrorizing some tweens.
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Six years later, he did the same thing in Ukraine, quickly conquering and annexing the Crimean Peninsula.
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Undaunted, he continued to dream of conquering the Earth's highest peak, at 29,029 feet above sea level.
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It's the only sleep-tracking app that we tested that can help outlining and conquering sleep goals.
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He is now involved in various companies and projects aimed at conquering cancer, including one called NantWorks.
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Real estate is the next area AI is conquering, and first up on the battlefield is Zillow.
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Pep Guardiola at Barcelona is the obvious one: statesmanlike club captain turned all-conquering, era-defining manager.
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Any other candidate would be embraced by his party as a conquering hero after Tuesday night's wins.
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The notion of black mold conquering family homes and commercial buildings post-storm is slightly more alarming.
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Since announcing her pregnancy by accident in mid-April, Williams has been busy conquering the pregnancy game.
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After conquering the world of live-streamed video games, Twitch is obviously in need of a snack.
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The final line of Pee-wee's Big Adventure completes Pee-wee's transformation into a total conquering hero.
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I really enjoyed this puzzle, with its roller coaster ride of mulling over clues and conquering grids.
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Abe, the game's player-controlled hero, was anything but an all-conquering, stereotypical power-fantasy protagonist bristling.
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He was named King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah.
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It's shifting the mindset: instead of seeing the hard thing as conquering you, recognizing that it doesn't.
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She has fallen in love with the conquering Roman proconsul (and given birth to their two boys).
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When Custer's forces liberate her, the dream she nurtured of the conquering hero, Yellow Hair, comes true.
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Like its Boeing Dreamliner painted in honor of the country's all-conquering rugby squad — the 'All Blacks.'
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Modern Love Attending a cuddle party was one of my fear-conquering New Year's resolutions for 303.
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Another Brian Tracy best-seller, Eat That Frog, offers 21 methods for conquering procrastination and accomplishing more.
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Initially, the well-equipped Northern army overwhelmed the relatively unprepared Southern forces, nearly conquering the entire country.
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Just a few years ago, conquering the featherweight and super featherweight divisions would have been much easier.
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GWAR, the nightmare monster metal band hiding under Jim Henson's bed, was in a conquering mood in 2013.
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She wanted to be a climber: if possible, conquering the highest mountains in every country in the world.
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Because if final girls are known for one thing, it's conquering horror even after all hope feels lost.
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Expanding GMV of existing merchants is easier than conquering the enterprise market, especially if it aligns with Walmart.
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GWAR, the nightmare monster metal band hiding under Jim Henson's bed, was in a conquering mood in 2013.
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It's since been adept at dividing and conquering potential threats, while forging relationships with factions of various stripes.
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They have their sights set on conquering the AFC East for the first time since the Clinton administration.
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First up, Missandei — here's hoping she and Grey Worm get some time to snuggle between all the conquering.
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Being alone and conquering a hard trail run makes the world and its problems fall away for me.
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There are not enough all-conquering star companies to hold off the levelling effect of slowing technological gains.
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There is no public debate about the army's financial affairs because we treat our generals like conquering heroes.
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Unfashionable and overlooked in the east Midlands, they had been overshadowed by their city's Europe-conquering rugby team.
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Instead of letting fear take over, they're addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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It started with conquering fears: he had to conquer any fear that came up in his daily life.
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The all-conquering love hymned in the classic musical was beginning to look like an increasingly flimsy fiction.
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A column I wrote in April outlines the process, even if conquering it proves to be another matter.
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"But if you just keep twisting it," I responded, as if conquering a Rubik's Cube was that simple.
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It's somewhere between a tendency and a tic, but WWE almost always reverts to the conquering hero archetype.
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Conquering the Freshman Fear of Failure Students, especially poor ones, arrive at college feeling overwhelmed academically and socially.
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For this biennial, he did fear-conquering victory laps around each (documented in handsome photographs by Texas Isaiah).
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But he wouldn't have stood a chance against Ulysses S. Grant, the conquering general who served two terms.
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Molk's loose-limbed art in salt-water-taffy hues sets a sunny-day mood perfect for conquering bugaboos.
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Even if you lost the sensation of voices conquering a large auditorium, you still registered their inborn force.
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I'm not saying you're materialistic or greedy, but conquering issues around cash and work is important to you.
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Manchester United faced off against an all-conquering Barcelona side, right at the pinnacle of their possession-based pomp.
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From lounging at infinity pools to conquering difficult hikes, these eight social-savvy women have our eyeballs — and envy.
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A lot of games throw challenges at us in order to feed our fantasy of conquering their virtual worlds.
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GWAR was annihilating movie theaters with a new documentary and conquering coffee table with an artful coffee table book.
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Instead of letting fear take over, they are addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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Forget what you think you know about summer style: Here's how we're conquering hot, hot, hot weather in 2018.
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Instead, she went for the long con of conquering Westeros while everyone else fights the army of the dead.
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Actor, comedian, and die-hard Cubs fan Bill Murray just found his next big project: conquering the music industry.
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Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke goes from training dragons to conquering galaxies in Solo: A Star Wars Story.
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Sensationals is all that viewers might have imagined it to be, but again Chyna returns as a conquering hero.
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It was the start of his reign of terror, the foundation upon which his all-conquering empire was built.
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Uber, an American car-hailing app that is conquering markets everywhere else, is also finding China hard to crack.
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As the Fire Phone no doubt taught Amazon the hard way, conquering smartphones is much easier said than done.
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After conquering several dozen 2D video games in the past, Google's artificial intelligence arm, DeepMind, has added another dimension.
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Peter Thiel grew up in a time when the United States was winning World's Fairs and conquering outer-space.
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She wrote a New York Times best selling book, "How to Be a Bawse: A Guide to Conquering Life."
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"The two of us work together and are conquering the world side by side," Lee said in the video.
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It was dividing and conquering the left, after all, that helped Trump pull off his own Election Day surprise.
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Axios reported last week that Amazon is taking an interesting hybrid approach to conquering the shipping and logistics industry.
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He died while leading a siege in what is now Hungary, but never realized his goal of conquering Vienna.
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If you're conquering New York, you can feel like a real big shot—Trump and Scaramucci are great examples.
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In the late eighteenth century, such a power grab by a conquering military leader was the most expected outcome.
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The Great Men swaggered onto the stage one after another, each capturing and conquering the Spirit of the Age.
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Mr. Swain agreed that Damon's evolution as a dancer paralleled his own, especially when it comes to conquering insecurities.
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Brazilian surfer Rodrigo Koxa bettered McNamara's mark in 2017, again at Nazare, by conquering an 80-foot wave (24.38m).
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The two were working for Sweden Freezer, a major ice cream machine manufacturer, before conquering the soft-serve market.
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When Minamiya returned home she could not stop thinking about one day conquering the tallest peak in the world.
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Instead of having Saru become a better person through conquering obstacles, "An Obol For Charon" gave him a disease.
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We all know how tonight's finale of FX's pop-culture-conquering, fake-eyebrow-raising *American Crime Story: The People v.
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He begs Cookie for a different desperate kind of help: his performance is more about conquering Lucious on that stage.
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Arriving at her ancestral home, Dragonstone, Dany is keen to get down to the business of conquering the Seven Kingdoms.
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The same more or less goes for Queer Eye, even though the reboot is conquering new ground, at least geographically.
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Game-based assessments can help students "learn how to fail productively on the way to conquering a challenge," she said.
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Far from conquering planets, some fear that Mr Musk has become like Icarus, who flew too close to the sun.
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"Physically connect with people who make you happy," says board-certified dermatologist and author of Conquering Cultural Stress, Howard Murad.
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The ambitious proposals are part of China's designs on conquering the world's most popular sport — on and off the pitch.
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"When I'm opening a restaurant I don't think about, you know, conquering the whole menu in one day," said Flay.
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Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor gave us the story of Corinne Olympios conquering the show, once and for all.
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Now, much like Aegon the Conqueror before her, Daenerys is in Dragonstone with her eye on conquering the Seven Kingdoms.
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During the knockout stages, the team beat South Korea and the hosts before conquering Japan in the final on Friday.
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For Van Groningen, one of the most dramatic parts of his American journey has been conquering Death Valley's tempting heat.
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After conquering the music world, Janelle Monáe is taking on Hollywood — and she wants more Black people to join her.
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Once back on the ground, Will called the experience "pure bliss" ... and encouraged others to commit to conquering their fears.
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The spire has a city's width and a mountain's height, and I was well on my way to conquering it.
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The classy dining spot was written about by Alcuin, a follower of the world-conquering emperor Charlemagne back in 803.
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Across five (and soon to be six albums), the Sheffield group have grown into a formidable, stadium-conquering rock band.
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When we talk about the Taliban, specifically the Afghan Taliban, it's a nationalist movement which is focused on conquering Kabul.
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But the pleasure isn't found in conquering difficult challenges; the real joy is in the physical sensation of it all.
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She's played by Ali Stroker, who turns her wheelchair into an all-conquering tool that matches her sly, vanquishing smile.
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Ironically, the world-conquering popularity of albums like Silent Alarm helped kill the idea that indie is an underground thing.
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If America cares about the health of its people, it needs to join the war on conquering aging and death.
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After conquering the U.K. and the States, she is now back on home turf to launch her new show, 'Douglas.
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These will help you regain control of your worries and look forward to conquering the week rather than fearing it.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actress Margarita Levieva shares a radical approach to conquering one's fear of intimacy.
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But at least from the gallery, there was no sense that Sanders had returned to the Senate a conquering hero.
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Plot: Perseus demigod, son of Zeus, battles the minions of the underworld to stop them from conquering heaven and earth.
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BERLIN — Robert Gentz stepped off an Air Berlin plane in Beijing with the goal of conquering online fashion in China.
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On Saturday, it was paraded in public for the first time, like a conquering hero fresh from a moon landing.
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The company has most recently rolled out pedal-assist electric bikes, which help riders conquering hills without breaking a sweat.
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"China might bump noses with [America] in the Pacific, but it has no intentions of conquering the US," he says.
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The most important person in the history of the Le Mans-conquering Ford GT40 race car just might be Enzo Ferrari.
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The big picture: Though still far off, conquering quantum technology could enable uncrackable communications, supercharged radar and more deadly undersea warfare.
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Cruz explained what he regarded as the seven battles of our time, and guess who was the conquering hero in each?
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Extraterrestrials, the Others, have been conquering Earth in successive "waves": with a power blackout, tsunamis, pestilence and infiltration in human form.
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ON THE surface they seem to offer the same narrative of love conquering all, based on real lives and real events.
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Kerry Washington may be a gladiator, but she still has struggles like the rest of us — including conquering her cosmetics bag.
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At least, that's what an ad for the 2016 Copa America tournament claims, promising a wave of conquering Argentinians heading north.
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That moveable springtime feast celebrates not the beginning of the God-man's life but the conquering of his suffering and ours.
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But conquering autonomous driving, aging, high-speed internet access and drone delivery will require a big combination of money and patience.
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Either way, you'll want to plan out your strategy for conquering the killer discounts, because we guarantee they won't last long.
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Amazon got away with it because it had patient and understanding businesses who believed this was a world-conquering business model.
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With celeb-favorite hotels already thriving in New York and Miami, this eco-friendly brand is conquering the West Coast next.
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Without being too grandiose, it also feels like the culmination of everything Marvel has built in conquering the pop-culture universe.
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And she's been busy conquering icy courses as a seasoned pro, entering (and winning) her first snowboarding competition at just 14.
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With the help of the electric motor, I was easily conquering terrain that'd be a real challenge on a regular bike.
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Tha Carter II is Wayne's conquering work, the point at which his hard-won self-assurance tipped over into something bigger.
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And that richness supports a familiar but nonetheless compelling tale of alien invaders mixing into human society, conquering us from within.
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They can win the game by conquering all the other territories or achieving goals tied to scientific, cultural, or religious achievement.
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After leading and losing a khalasar, after conquering Meereen and fleeing it, Dany is still all about blowing up the system.
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In it you'll find guidance ranging from tips for conquering negative thinking to assessing the effect of marriage on your happiness.
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Eventually, after conquering her constant fear of SIDS, she gets the hang of it — and finds in motherhood an unexpected peace.
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For conquering and crippling the Republican Party, Trump will be long remembered, but probably not in the way his supporters hope.
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After the conquering force imposes martial law, soldiers come to Minneapolis—the seat of the government, since the coasts have fallen.
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The romance of adventure has largely shifted from history to fantasy fiction, an easier, less contested playground for conquering white heroes.
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This is a novel about conquering the addiction to abuse and the perverse idea that it's somehow a form of loyalty.
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When Mr. Giuliani boarded the plane, spent from his labors, he strode down the aisle a conquering hero, swapping high-fives.
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He wrote a book called Conquering Islamic Totalitarianism, and said France needed to work with Putin to defeat ISIS in Syria.
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They're titles that Daenyers has earned, through conquering, unleashing dragon fire, freeing slaves, and generally being a ruthless commander of multiple armies.
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But conquering your goals won't feel easy tonight—you have relationship issues to sort out, plus problems at home to deal with.
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The Nintendo Wii was one of the most lampooned product names in history, and that device ended up conquering the console market.
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Each has bridged the movie-TV nexus -- the gap between serializing TV storytelling and blockbuster movie-making -- in conquering their respective media.
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Another photo showed Olive getting her snow clothes on, and a video later showed her conquering the bunny slope on her skis.
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If you are set on trying Whole30, here are the rules and exceptions, a few tips, and recipes for conquering your goal.
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Even if smartphones and social networks have lots of room to grow before conquering the world, they feel like old, mature tech.
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V. With its stuttering drums and sinister synths, the Bronx breakout's chart-conquering single sounded like plenty of commercial rap in 2017.
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The Allwines' pastor preached about conquering carnal desires, and Stephen himself counseled couples in the congregation who were struggling with marital problems.
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The turn-based sci-fi strategy game tasks you with conquering the galaxy, either through diplomacy or war (though mostly the latter).
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Reba McEntire, who was also conquering country music at the time, once recalled a show that she played with Strait in Oklahoma.
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An evangelizing religion with universalist pretentions, Islam expanded in part by conquering others and offering them a choice between conversion and death.
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Ten years later, the women live in more comfortable circumstances in Los Angeles and have returned as conquering showbiz heroes of sorts.
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Mr. Fosse cast Mr. McMartin in two flops, "The Conquering Hero" and "Pleasures and Palaces," which died in out-of-town tryouts.
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This can be a parenting win, too: Exploring situations or conquering fears through play may pay off later in life for children.
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Kobe Bryant hung up his basketball shoes with the goal of conquering the business world the same way he dominated the hardwood.
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No, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is not an invincible, all-conquering hero, nor is Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz a mincing namby-pamby.
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Muay Thai was once an applied form of combat used by Thais for centuries to hold off invaders from conquering their land.
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But the company was in fact a conquering regime, and saw itself surrounded by the disaffection and sedition of its conquered subjects.
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For much of the last decade, a technology industry ruled by smartphones has pursued a singular goal of completely conquering our eyes.
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Despite the physical pain of planking for eight hours, Hood says the hardest part of conquering the feat is the mental challenge.
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Unlucky in love, Guida imagines Eurídice's world-conquering success as a pianist; frustrated in her artistic ambitions, Eurídice imagines Guida's romantic adventures.
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A compounded total return of 33,554% from 1994 to 1999, which equates to about 220% a year — a true market-conquering spectacle.
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His wife, Jill, would tear out articles on conquering fear of flying and share them with me to help defuse my angst.
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That suggests that they did not go extinct before dinosaurs began conquering the land, but instead coexisted with them for some time.
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None of it helped: "The Conquering Hero" opened in New York in January, 1961, got terrible reviews and closed five days later.
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They can't spend too much time dwelling on the end of the world because they're too busy conquering it in a van.
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Texas Tech was unable to repeat last January's conquering of a No. 2 team when it won a home game against West Virginia.
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This dude is the only one that gets to go up to the spacecraft of the conquering aliens and interact with their leader.
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How many times can we watch the same man give the same speech to yet another race of aliens bent on conquering Earth?
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Will Smith is conquering his biggest fears in a new Facebook Watch show called Bucket List — and the latest episode revolves around sharks!
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Sydney's Harley Streten, aka ya boi Flume, hasn't exactly kept quiet since the release of his world-conquering self-titled debut in 2012.
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When humans arrive in new lands with an eye for exploration, they usually end up cruelly conquering the foreign-looking people they encounter.
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The all-conquering firm now sells almost three Olympic-sized swimming pools of beer an hour—more than its three nearest rivals combined.
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The prime-minister-elect marched to Rideau Hall, home to the Queen's representative in Canada, like a conquering hero, surrounded by beaming ministers.
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The only Level 11 Google Fellows at the company, the duo is responsible for conquering some of the search giant's thorniest technical challenges.
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Also purged were Qarth's dramatic leaders The Thirteen, which gave Dany the assets she needed to continue her conquering of Essos slave cities.
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Even so, many women still worry that the testosterone threshold could allow some fairly good male competitors to become all-conquering female ones.
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Manchester, N.H. (CNN)We landed in Nashua before dawn, a conquering political army arriving in New Hampshire to negotiate the terms of surrender.
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Triple G don't scare Daniel Jacobs ... the guy he's fighting tonight ... 'cause his opponent says he fears NO MAN after already conquering cancer.
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"The Socialist party's adversary is not Podemos or the PP, our challenge is going to vote, our challenge is conquering abstention," he said.
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But it might be about the near-impossibility of reconciling fidelity and lust, or potentially about his art and all-conquering competitive streak.
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Conquering the world, as he had done time after time with pure punching skill, did not now seem the source of true happiness.
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Netanyahu told CNN in September that Iran was trying to "colonize'' Syria with the aim of "destroying us and conquering the Middle East.
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When Frodo returns to the Shire, his quest at an end, he resembles not so much the conquering hero as a shellshocked veteran.
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"For gracefully conquering comedy and drama on both the small and big screen, we're honoring Jennifer Aniston with 'The People's Icon of 2019.'"
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Climbing mountains, foraging for food, delving into shrines, and conquering the massive Divine Beasts; Breath of the Wild is full of unforgettable moments.
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Tom Brady returned to Boston looking every bit the conquering hero -- Super Bowl wins and private jets never get old for this guy.
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The [MILF] fantasy could be looked at, in a way, as conquering the castration anxiety—saying, 'I'm really going for the mother figure.
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When I started writing it, China was seen as this unstoppable conquering force, and now we see it experiencing a significant economic slowdown.
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The Turkish presence halted the advance of Assad's forces, and the regime turned its attention to conquering opposition enclaves elsewhere in the country.
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It is hard to overestimate the confidence of this United States team, the self-belief it has nurtured, its utter, all-conquering conviction.
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MILAN — These are flush times for Gucci, the 260-year-old house that in recent years has become fashion's all-conquering luxury brand.
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Open to feedback, never quitting, willing to work as hard as it takes to create a product that solvers will hopefully enjoy conquering.
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To be sure, each peer group needs its silly fix, its revenge-of-the-nerds outsider triumph, its conquering dragon-Harry Potter mashup.
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In 1947, the forefathers of neoliberalism launched their world-conquering project at the Hôtel Du Parc on Mont Pèlerin in the Swiss Alps.
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But back home, McConnell believes his party is within arm's reach of conquering the last remaining hurdle to total Republican control in Kentucky.
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Following his globe-conquering success, the split between "Diego" (the guileless man-child) and "Maradona" (the living legend) becomes too much to bear.
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Their chief captor: Fernando Vera, a meth-smoking mystic with visions of conquering New York City with the help of his hacker captive.
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Additionally, a gap remains between Washington and local communities (especially rural ones) that need guidance with conquering mental health challenges among their veterans.
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Since its launch one year ago, Facebook's On This Day feature has become popular in that world-conquering way only Facebook products become popular.
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Singularity cassandras have never been great at perspective-switching, making people understand what a world-conquering robot would be thinking while it world-conquered.
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Womanhood's Jo Firestone and Aparna Nancherla are taking their absurdist tips for conquering the modern world, in exuberantly-printed silk blouses, on the road.
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This is actually the same pool as last week's socially awkward dog, who can possibly be seen conquering his doggy anxiety in this video.
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As a reviewer, I'd love to spend the first half of this year comparing Samsung's latest camera tech to Google's world-conquering Pixel camera.
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Conquering a large set of stairs can be intimidating for any small puppy, but for this pup named Ollie, the challenge was even greater.
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When my crew was conquering and progressing, I was home watching Yo Gabba Gabba and feeling my brain slowly ooze out of my ear.
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But with the demise of TickTock come valuable insights into the robotic home of the future, and which companies will end up conquering it.
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"After conquering the anxiety of successfully receiving and healing that first body piercing, it becomes more exciting to choose the next one," she says.
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Freddie's speaking from personal experience ... conquering Parkinson's for over 3 decades with the help of hand-eye coordination drills (AKA hitting and holding mitts).
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There is just something about conquering a high-cost item, such as steak or a roast, over a flame, and just being a boss.
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Though neither of us are natives of the Big Apple, we've spent the last few years conquering the city's underground art and music scene.
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The work in question, "Not Dressed for Conquering," was deemed inappropriate by MACBA director, Bartomeu Mari, on the basis of its morally risqué content.
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Cruz celebrated his win in Iowa as a "victory for the grass roots" late Monday after conquering the first-in-the-nation caucuses there.
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Now she has experienced conquering and leading as a queen, and is finally headed back to Westeros with three gigantic dragons at her side.
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The Parthians in particular had a great military record against the Romans, but they never really tried their hand at conquering the eastern Mediterranean.
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Like my nemesis Mike Isaac, I'm going to write a book about my hobbyhorse — how Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google are conquering the world.
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I suspect fearlessness is a concept invented by motivational speakers to sell books and command large audiences at events that feature fear-conquering exercises.
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In 20163, when Curly was around fourteen, he witnessed the killing of a diplomatic leader named Conquering Bear, in a disagreement about a cow.
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Vinegar Chicken With Crushed Olive Dressing This Alison Roman chicken recipe is sweeping Instagram and is on its way to conquering the entire internet.
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"I look at the literature of the U.S. to get a sense of humanity's adaptation to nature — conquering is a wrong term," he said.
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After conquering e-commerce and cloud computing, Amazon is claiming its spot at the very top of the massive shipping industry this holiday season.
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It should not be ad hominem attacks like one bloviator who likened Bernie taking over the Democrats to the Nazis conquering France in 1940.
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He announced the proposal in a conquering-hero-returns speech in Iowa, his first trip back to the political battleground state since his inauguration.
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There's a Pakistani Taliban, and they're a bit different, but the Afghan Taliban's main focus isn't in conquering other countries or spreading a caliphate.
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Doing so was a form of conquest, like conquering a mountain, and the tops of the pyramids afforded a nearly godlike view of the surroundings.
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The U.N. goals - set in 2015 - bind nations to improve lives in all countries by ending poverty and hunger, fighting inequality and conquering climate change.
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Conquering a strong rival means that you gain a large number of their ratings points: Ireland took 1.68 of them from New Zealand in Chicago.
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But she was determined, and after probably singeing her tastebuds off, she was able to get to the end, conquering the hot wings of death.
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One thing is certain — we won't have a shot at conquering cancer with these new methods if we don't have more data to work with.
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The iconic skateboarder was admittedly "nervous" when it came time for his 10-year-old daughter, Kadence Hawk, to follow in his ramp-conquering footsteps.
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"I'm thrilled to be celebrating artists who make things by hand, and I'm looking forward to finally conquering my fear of paper mache," Poehler said.
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Even if half the current roster of candidates were to drop out after Iowa, Trump is still perfectly capable of dividing and conquering the rest.
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If ultimately, the series is about love conquering evil, maybe this would have been a good time to extend some compassion, help, and vital information?
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The worst dark wizard before Voldemort was just a teenager when he met Albus Dumbledore and filled his friend's head with talk of conquering death.
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In comes the Oscar-winning The King's Speech, which sees George VI work on conquering his stutter as he prepares — unexpectedly — to take the throne.
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That's in part because there's not much left to copy, and because it's largely succeeded in conquering the prodigal startup that refused to be acquired.
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There's still room to grow: We haven't perfectly optimized the model yet, but there's huge market opportunity in conquering the inefficiencies of the food space.
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I know this month sounds emotionally draining (and, well, it is), but you're going to put plenty of energy (and excitement!) toward conquering your goals.
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Yet PSG, owned by the state-backed Qatari Sports Investments, have been publicly stating their goal of conquering Europe since buying the club in 2012.
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Written by Hogan and showrunner Carlton Cuse ("Lost"), the finale's closing narration about love conquering all, delivered by Fet (Kevin Durand), was a little trite.
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Her best friend, Tom Rasmussen, went on to co-found a drag night named Denim that later transformed into an Edinburgh Fringe-conquering drag troupe.
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For his comeback, it looks like Pee-Wee will be conquering a fear many of us had to face: leaving home for the first time.
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Global rate-setters' omnipotent status has less to do with firefighting and more to do with conquering the soaring inflation of the 1970s and '80s.
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He had previously sung only in the shower, never before a large crowd, and conquering his nerves was as high a priority as his performance.
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It's a Dark Souls-like game about conquering extreme challenge in a series of alien biomes, from a ruined autumnal Earth to places much different.
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His policies will have an even more damaging effect on so many communities, the way in which his racist ideas are dividing and conquering Americans.
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Conquering Everest means Khumalo is already more than halfway there - she has also scaled Kilimanjaro in Africa, Aconcagua in South America and Russia's Mount Elbrus.
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Over the years, I've tried various pairs of snow boots to find what works the best in conquering Lake Tahoe's cold, snowy, and icy conditions.
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Samurai warriors are the legendary defenders of Japan — until the fearsome Mongol Empire invades the island of Tsushima, wreaking havoc and conquering the local population.
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To the shocks of Trump's American opponents, he was greeted by the international elites at the gathering in Davos, Switzerland as almost a conquering hero.
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Rather than conquering terrain and imposing Earthlike conditions—"terraforming"—the idea was to incorporate machines and drugs to make people adapt to a new reality.
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Frenkie de Jong had Christian Eriksen, and Matthijs de Ligt was compared to Barry Hulshoff, a defender from Ajax's all-conquering team of the 220s.
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Conquering polio has been a much more drawn-out and expensive battle than they originally anticipated — and it's one that continues to be problematic, they say.
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The Sun is an underdog too, a loss-making has-been hived off by its parent company to make way for the all-conquering Daily Mirror.
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"People were talking about conquering infectious disease once and for all," says Joshua Michaud, the associate director of global health policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Cena said he decided to partner with Skyy due to the brand's commitment to "conquering adversity" and celebrating what it means to be a true American.
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Sasha Velour said it best when she noted that Cynthia Lee is a great example of someone conquering cancer with humor and grace along the way.
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That feeling of being uncomfortable in your own skin is universal — but it takes a very determined type of person to make conquering that a mission.
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" Of parenting with her former NFL player husband, Simpson added that "there is a lot of dividing and conquering going on right now at our house.
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The former student is apparently working on her own fears — remember, conquering fear is a major part of Kai's twisted philosophy — by spending time with Ozzy.
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The Spotify team has already said it plans to build out its podcast ad business, which could end of conquering a decent portion of the revenue.
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"Slush might look like a techno party but this is all about helping the world-conquering founders," said Olga Balakina, head of global operations at Slush.
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Trump essentially takes the world-conquering nationalism of George W. Bush and turns it inward, offering suspicion of outsiders and a reluctance to launch new wars.
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Amazon has spent the past two decades conquering the world, but today it beat a stunning retreat from the New York leg of its HQ2 expansion.
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The promotion's founder Chatri Sityodtong told CNBC that the promotion's next focus is conquering Asia's largest consumer market and the "spiritual home of martial arts" – China.
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At this moment, Wayne was beginning the run that would cement him as the Best Rapper Alive, the world-conquering pop megastar of the mid-00s.
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It's easy to imagine a band like this conquering the world, but instead, the world kept spinning and more or less forgot about The Geraldine Fibbers.
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The bust down is an all-conquering force, a motion that inspires fear, awe, passion, and respect all at once to any who may witness it.
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With all due respect to the other teams on this list, if there's a team that fits Bezos' globe-conquering worldview, it's the Dallas Freaking Cowboys.
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In Civilization terms, conquering every enemy capital probably means playing "wide" while going for a culture of science win is roughly parallel to a "tall" strategy.
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The record that boasts their all-conquering summer choon "The Bay" complete with that genius, Guy Bourdin-homage of a video (22008 million views and rising).
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Lil Wayne went on to release the singles leading up to Tha Carter III, and his world-conquering run was no longer a matter of opinion.
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"The Hashid Shaabi force is a conquering force, a major force which has brigades, weapons, lethal rockets ... and has the ability to advance quickly," he said.
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Chutzpah wins out for this conquering heroine, but we also feel the lingering sting of her doubt in a world where dominating women were always suspect.
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Mr. Salvini's support has grown so strong around Italy that he appears to have started thinking the unthinkable: conquering Rome with a League candidate for mayor.
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By 1975, North Vietnam was on the verge of conquering the south, and the need for educational facilities that were out of harm's way was lessening.
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Because it was hatched on social networks and is dispatched by mobile phones, it appears to be organizationally sophisticated and ferociously savvy about conquering the media.
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Amid that backdrop, Castro was hailed as a conquering hero — a race equalizer, if you will — as he traveled to address the United Nations in 2202.
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I have known few satisfactions more potent than conquering a whole country with my own legs, then tapping out a whole book with my own fingers.
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Here's my three-step plan for conquering overwhelm: First, keep track of how you spend your time for a week, writing down business and personal activities.
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The locals are treating him like a conquering hero, but he's acutely aware of the flaws and the ultimate futility of the mission that killed Escobar.
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Back in New York, Mr. Gimbel wrote lyrics for two Broadway musicals, "Whoop-Up" (1958) and "The Conquering Hero" (1961), working with the composer Moose Charlap.
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Photo of the Day The Rockets beat the (almost) all-conquering Warriors last night 97-96, thanks to a game winner from this gentleman, James Harden.
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" The essay rethinks technology as reconciliatory rather than destructive, not a means for conquering nature but an instrument for mastering "the relation between nature and man.
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When I finally went in to pick up my money, everyone froze—and then they started cheering like I was a conquering hero returning from the battlefield.
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These singers-turned-legends blew expectations away on their very first tries at conquering the awards ceremony stage, where fans expect them to be everything but boring.
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After Amazon's recent $13.7 billion purchase of Whole Foods, it makes perfect sense that the company would move toward conquering the another slice in food industry's pie.
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ANTHONY PARSONSLondon By linking state failure to authoritarian institutions the analysis you gave about how best to fix fragile nations was too general ("Conquering chaos", January 7th).
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After six seasons of unemployment and disappointment, something new (baby) and exciting (teaching position) came along, and Hannah had to settle for conquering upstate New York instead.
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Djokovic will now set his sights on conquering a different summit by reclaiming his place atop the world tennis rankings for the first time since October 2016.
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Rather than build on this momentum and return as conquering heroes, the brothers won the tag titles for their payoff and became, well, just another tag team.
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Rorsted, who joined Adidas from consumer goods company Henkel in October last year, had previously declared that conquering the U.S. market remained the sports manufacturers top priorities.
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There are few things more fulfilling than reaching one of the milestones below and realizing you're conquering the dreaded real world, one tax return at a time.
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The creatures can feel embarrassingly, achingly, real—we watch them grow from eggs to lame fish or whatever to powerful, gym-conquering monsters with actual, genuine compassion.
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His rehab plan was described as "ambitious", but then it was also ambitious for him to dream of racing in F1, or conquering the U.S. racing scene.
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The phrase "pull your socks up" came out in wartime England as a rallying cry to despondent soldiers who were bummed while conquering foreign lands and people.
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You have to walk around to hatch eggs, wander through a variety of areas to find Pokémon, and train and evolve your critters into gym-conquering monsters.
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It has not been an all-conquering start to 216 for Spieth, although he might argue that his one missed cut this season has warped some perceptions.
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The game includes six of these eccentric cases, which McQueen and Officer Dooley must get to the bottom of by solving object puzzles and conquering mini-games.
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Embellishment of the week: The non-hunt for Hafiz Muhammad Saeed Like many presidents before, Trump seeks opportunities to present himself as a conquering commander-in-chief.
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Moreover, though national states fight over borders, they tend to prefer not to squander resources on conquering distant nations and imposing their way of life on others.
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Her five-second-films prompt blushes of recognition, while her editorial work sees her animating the stories of intersex bodies, conquering armies, hijabs, selfies, and Frank Ocean.
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ISIS isn't a problem to be solved; it's a culture war wedge, one designed to make Hillary Clinton into a villain and Trump into a conquering hero.
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What we know now is that by the time of these expeditions — as industrialism was enthusiastically conquering nature — we were already beginning to alter the Himalayas forever.
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The tour shifts to Dubai a week later, where two of the past three Masters winners foreshadowed those victories by conquering Emirates Golf Club three months before.
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This was always likely to be a summer of change in Madrid: Pérez has not strengthened his all-conquering first team since 2014, when Toni Kroos arrived.
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Each conquering group introduced ingredients from its home turf, adding layers to an ever-evolving local cuisine: The Greeks planted grapes and olives, the Romans contributed wheat.
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Where Talking Heads had dealt in tensions and dualities, Ms. Kidjo's element was joyful empowerment: the joy of an all-conquering voice and a righteous, uplifting spirit.
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Often, such a setup becomes an occasion for blaring sentimentality, for witty final curtain lines and defiant bravery that make all-conquering mortality look anything but proud.
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Maybe it was a stretch to be equally as impressed by January in Boston as the influencers conquering the Swiss Alps on Instagram, but I was trying.
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In summer 2014, when the group swept out of Syria and began rapidly conquering swaths of Iraq, Mr. Obama launched a bombing campaign to curtail its advances.
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There's even a touch of "2001: A Space Odyssey" in the vision of Earth in "the near future," only here, conquering space hasn't eradicated warring over resources.
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Proponents see the continent as a dark twin of America, a "there but for the grace of God" dystopia the Islamists are on the verge of conquering.
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But there's something sweet to the film's notions of authenticity, a sincere belief in things like teamwork conquering all and needing to set aside ego to accomplish anything.
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Lindsay likens the US to a battlefield that progressive cannabis policy leaders are conquering, state by state, by sharing successes and failures to sharpen their strategies going forward.
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Sega designed them around original set pieces—being zapped with electricity, for example, or funneled through a giant lottery machine—that feel like rewards for conquering each level.
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Although the idea of being at the top of the food chain makes these companies sound ruthless and all-conquering, rickety and overextended are often more fitting adjectives.
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The Mac community finds the specs underwhelming, even on the 15-inch model, which uses power-sipping AMD Radeon graphics instead of the world-conquering Nvidia Pascal chips.
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So, I decided to put the most popular long-wear foundations to the test, from the ones with no-fade guarantees to some that include humidity-conquering ingredients.
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"There is a lot of dividing and conquering going on right now at our house," Simpson reveals of parenting with Johnson, 39, who is a former NFL player.
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In the spirit of conquering our deepest Halloween fears, it seemed like time to confront some of these jokers and see what they really want from mainstream society.
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These days, Tamron Hall is slowly conquering the news world, as a co-anchor on the Today Show, a correspondent for NBC News and host of Deadline Crime.
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After conquering New York Fashion Week, the 20-year-old model took to Milan as she does for "each season," according to a new post on her app.
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Key to solving Bamako's wastewater crisis is removing garbage that clogs its streets and waterways – and that starts with conquering the city's "Mount Kilimanjaro of trash", said Maiga.
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So I felt inspired to take the plunge into Whole New You, in hopes of bottling up some of Mowry's culinary prowess and conquering my recipe-following fears.
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The game publisher is making another stab at conquering the film world later this year: an Assassin's Creed movie starring Michael Fassbender is coming to theaters in December.
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You know, those stories of brave people going on journeys to find their true love or conquering great obstacles in order to prove their commitment to that love.
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With the right pieces (that are versatile enough to wear in a variety of ways), you'll be sartorially conquering that boardroom once again, without blowing your entire paycheck.
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The Mac community finds the specs underwhelming, even on the 22016-inch model, which uses power-sipping AMD Radeon graphics instead of the world-conquering Nvidia Pascal chips.
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While all the tumult and furious evolution was happening on the Android front, BlackBerry was more concerned with protecting what it already had instead of conquering new lands.
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The catalog of their barbarisms, from their florid body painting to their taste for milk, even made Rome's imperial strategists doubt the value of conquering them at all.
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Olympics Briefing As she wobbled along on a flat tire four years ago in London, Gwen Jorgensen promised to turn that heartbreak into a conquering of Copacabana Beach.
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I steamed away a decade of stress in a Seoul bathhouse, and I received my PADI scuba certification in Koh Tao, after conquering my debilitating fear of water.
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Averse to squandering resources on conquering distant nations and trying to impose liberalism on them, they prefer to build up a world that tolerates diverse ways of life.
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Conquering aliens called the Klum are crushing us under their goopy, nanotech-enhanced boot heels in Rakka, and with humanity backed into a corner, the future looks bleak.
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He has been upbeat before other big matches in the past year and has been proven wrong when Serena's all-conquering form turned out to be a facade.
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The party's eventual candidate, Fillon, published a book called "Conquering Islamic Totalitarianism" and promised immigration quotas based on country of origin — nationalistic policies often bolstered by the Kremlin.
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Any doubts to their hold on the trophy were put to rest six days later, when the Bruins definitively won the Cup, conquering the Rangers in New York.
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SEND's founders are brothers, and see an opportunity to be the Flexport of Africa by conquering the market before that $3.2 billion valuation startup can reach the continent.
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Another downpour halted the match toward the end of the second set and upon resumption on Thursday, the familiar all-conquering and ruthless Nadal was back on show.
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" Kudlow added, "After the Reagan tax rates fully went into effect, alongside Paul Volcker's conquering of inflation, the economy grew at 4.5 percent annually between 1982 and 1989.
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After his NFL dream abruptly ended, Hayne pursued a spot in the all-conquering Fijian rugby sevens team, in order to fast-track himself to the Rio Olympics.
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Though hard to pin down, people enjoy roller coasters thanks to a combination of speed, conquering fear and the positive effects associated with a massive rise in physiological arousal.
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But over thousands of years, the truth of this pact was lost and distorted, rewritten by history to reflect the more glorifying narrative of a hero conquering over evil.
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Scientists increasingly agree that we're fast approaching a moment in medicine—probably within 30 years—where we won't just be significantly lengthening human lifespans, but probably conquering death too.
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NRO launches have always been accompanied by a wild mission patch, typically depicting some massive animal conquering the Earth or a mystical being like a sorceress or dark knight.
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Ray J has his eyes on conquering ride-share giants like Bird Scooters ... and he's off to a massive start with a 7-figure deal to start his empire.
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It has expanded its operations to San Francisco, Chicago and Los Angeles, with the eventual goal of conquering every major city in the United States and, eventually, the world.
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As the conquering Athenians said to the cornered Melians in Thucydides's account of the Peloponnesian war, "The strong do what they will and the weak suffer what they must."
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And despite passing through history's threshing machine with a series of conquering rulers, including kings, emperors, freedom fighters, Gestapo thugs and communist dictators, the artisans are still at it.
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But in the 60-odd years that Moorish geckos have been on Giraglia island, there has been no pillaging, conquering, or wholesale slaughter of the natives to speak of.
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Perhaps he led the line for your all-conquering Arsenal side, spearheaded a Champions League challenge with Rushden & Diamonds, or formed a formidable partnership with Maxim Tsigalko at Barcelona.
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Some people might want to fill up their Pokédex as quickly as possible, for instance, while others may want to be the strongest and cruise around town conquering gyms.
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They were originally from Beijing's Forbidden City and were brought by Chiang Kai-shek to Taiwan before his Kuomintang forces fled China from the all-conquering Communists in 1949.
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They've been inseparable since getting engaged, and it seems even the prospect of conquering the charts isn't that a big deal to the Biebs with marriage on his mind.
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In one moment cloth flies out around her head, a Medusa daring us to look upon her glory, her many arms reaching out to gather awe, a conquering Kali.
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There we see Ms. Shields in all her ferocious glory: hammering a Swedish opponent with a left hook and conquering a Russian Amazon with a devastating one-two attack.
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Magnussen can still claim a spot on Australia's 4x100 relay team but another shot at individual glory seems a distant dream for the once all-conquering 25-year-old.
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"She's just one of those friends who's always doing something grand and incredible while quietly acting like a big goof about it, while conquering the world subtly," he said.
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He died an impoverished alcoholic, blind in one eye and a faint shadow of the man who had once ruled the world with the all-conquering Uruguay national team.
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After conquering and assimilating a nearby starfaring civilization, I was faced with a faction of the new members of my society who were less than pleased with my rule.
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Caius Martius — subsequently called "Coriolanus" for conquering the city of Corioli — is a warrior of noble heritage who expects to lead Rome during its earliest days as a republic.
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In a bored frenzy, I've made homemade pizza dough (good) and cookies (not so good), but nothing will feel quite as victorious as conquering a fresh loaf of sourdough.
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State of the Art One of the persistent tragedies of Android, Google's globe-conquering mobile operating system, is that it continues to be better in theory than in reality.
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Now the "Boy with Luv" and "Black Swan" singers are conquering Twitter, many fans adding a small seven to their usernames to boldly declare their love for the group.
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The all-conquering hit song of 2019, "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X, was first released in 2018 but gathered plays, remixes and assorted collaborators throughout the year.
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Kadence Hawk, 10, is just starting to pick up her dad's hobby, and this video shows her conquering her fear of falling while the senior Hawk cheers her on.
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated the year of the Broadway musical "The Conquering Hero," for which Mr. Gimbel wrote the lyrics and Moose Charlap wrote the music.
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And it's up to us — policymakers, business leaders, parents, teachers and mentors — to prepare him or her for the inevitable barriers and challenges that come with conquering new frontiers.
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Perhaps the most damaging deformation belongs to the all-conquering stage musical "Les Miz," which turns Monsieur and Madame Thénardier — the novel's most egregious characters — into bathetic comic relief.
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He was the first British politician to visit Donald Trump after the 2016 presidential election and he is greeted at CPAC, a gathering of American conservatives, as a conquering hero.
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Leading the pack was "Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back," the sequel to Hong Kong director-actor Stephen Chow's 2013 film 'Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons.
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They're experiencing a work that is genuinely subversive — maybe not of progressivism or neoliberalism, but at least of the all-conquering, imagination-shrinking cultural juggernaut to which "Joker" ostensibly belongs.
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It's not as significant as man conquering space, but Twitter's chief executive, Jack Dorsey, moonwalked into the digital future on Wednesday with a move that was both unexpected and inevitable.
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Barcelona fans can note that their club deserves credit for both overturning a first-leg thrashing and for conquering the away-goals rule in the dying minutes of the tie.
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For me, the Transhumanist Party was a political vehicle mostly designed for a singular purpose: to create a social environment that facilitates expediently conquering human death using science and technology.
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Lady Gaga is getting another feather in her cap of world-conquering with the debut of a documentary about the singer, Gaga: Five Foot Two, on Netflix on September 222.
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First, there was Zara's all-conquering, instantly-sold-out lemon yellow corduroy co-ord; a surprise hit (due to the unusual color) featuring a double breasted jacket and cropped trousers.
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After the conquering First Men landed in Westeros (thousands of years before the stories on Game of Thrones), they warred with the children and cut down some of those trees.
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Details: Trump also retweeted a video from a conspiracy Twitter account on Saturday that shows an interview clip of a man saying "conquering America" is part of the Muslim faith.
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The footage contains statements designed to craft an image of Hillary Clinton as an ailing, insane, inept leader and Donald Trump as a conquering hero that respects and loves Russia.
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A conquering army wants to take a major city but doesn't want troops to get bogged down in door-to-door fighting as they fan out across the urban area.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 11 (Reuters) - There was one title missing from the trophy-laden resume of Ma Long, the captain of the all-conquering Chinese men's table tennis team.
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Anderson's depiction mixes the heroic with the ironic, deftly showing how the very dirty work of oil exploration fit into well-worn myths about the conquering of the American frontier.
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Instead they fashion a sometimes sad, never tragic reflection well-suited to keyboard maestros Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs's steady-state tunecraft and Sarah Cracknell's calm, affectionate, all-conquering competence.
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Conquering Europe may still be a huge objective for the club's owners and Guardiola, who has failed to make it past the semi-finals of the Champions League since 2011.
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These dynamic duos are conquering it all and don't need to be part of a power couple to make it through ... After all, that is what best friends are for!!!
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How did this movement go, in only 20 short years, from dissident faction to conquering the party to seizing the White House to collapse and an imminent return to exile?
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TOKYO — Pikachu, Bulbasaur and other creatures of the Pokémon universe returned like conquering heroes to their home country on Friday, and they brought with them a message: Eat at McDonald's.
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But to a certain extent, the new book also helps us understand how tech start-ups are often less about a conquering hero than about the triumphs of small teams.
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But the promise of conquering the unknown can lead even sophisticated consumers to throw out all the warnings they know to abide, to quickly click through terms of service agreements.
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The nation of Canada, however, did not exist at the time, and it was decades before the US gave up on the idea of conquering Canadian territory and incorporating it.
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The belt would go on the waist of a beefy, all-conquering champion for years, with the draw being that the audience would pay to feel good, rather than angry.
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While the general aesthetic and attitudes of the Dothraki seem to evoke the conquering cavalry of Genghis Khan, their holy city is actually a combination of African and Canadian arcitecture.
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And to do it here, in Madrid, in Europe, this most intimate of hatreds turned, for one night, global, so that becoming champion of South America felt like conquering Europe.
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" A key strategy for conquering that fear, he went on, is speaking with candor: "This is pre-eminently the time to speak the truth, the whole truth, frankly and boldly.
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Invader Zim had a simple premise: The destructively self-assured and "very small" Zim is an alien dead set on conquering Earth in the name of the glorious Irken empire.
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To whom it should concern, All students in N.Y.C. public schools need to have the same academic standards in order to give all students a fighting chance when conquering school.
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Still, it's clear that even without Curry, we're seeing the all-conquering Golden State of the last few seasons, not the uninspired team that played out the regular season string.
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Greco also meant that Orchard would, after conquering that flag-waving villain, remain on the rink alone, reacting to sounds of a jet that would be projected on the ice.
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I remember that view pretty well because my phone's wallpaper is a photo of Ari standing above it, smugly smiling, arms thrown back, in the pose of a conquering hero.
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He announced the proposal in a conquering-hero-returns speech in Iowa, his first trip back to the political battleground state since he won it in the 2016 general election.
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If Zuckerberg tells Congress that his "idealistic and optimistic" company will put conquering its privacy breaches ahead of making money, which he almost certainly will do, prepare for more pain.
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Songwriters like Sia were conquering the charts with what she called "victim-to-victory" anthems like "Titanium," in which adversity in the verses was overcome by triumph in the choruses.
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Still, conquering and governing Raqqa allowed ISIS to tell extremist Muslims the world over that they could come to a literal place where their beliefs were being put into practice.
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Throughout the weekend, I felt like I was back at the summer camp I attended as a kid, conquering the ropes course, frolicking by the lake and laughing with new friends.
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From bringing us the emoji by conquering the Japanese market to turning the modern world into a society of tech addicts, here are the many ways the iPhone changed, well, everything.
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He made the all-conquering team less than he hoped, but when he played, says Alan Lum, a team-mate and now a teacher at the school, he was "a fighter".
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As James Kynge of the Financial Times says, China's push to cut emissions is motivated by an environmental crisis at home, combined with hopes of conquering world markets for renewable energy.
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"Congratulations to iMbokodo (strong woman) Saray Khumalo for being the first Black African Woman to reach the top of the world by conquering Mount Everest," South Africa's government said on Twitter.
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After four seasons of toil—conquering cities and then getting bogged down in them—Dany is back where she started, having lost everything she had won, and she's stronger for it.
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Mallory's obsession with conquering Everest ("because it's there", he once explained) is the mountain's greatest story, more powerful even than the first ascent by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953.
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Downsizing and downspeeding produced an all-conquering F1 juggernaut For two years running, the Mercedes Formula 20133 team and its star driver Lewis Hamilton have reigned supreme over their hypercompetitive sport.
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ISIS operatives have been infiltrating Gaza – territory from which Israel withdrew as a concession to advance the peace process – as conquering Israel is a key component of their apocalyptic grand plan.
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The unique aspect of the Preakness — and the reason it's my favorite leg of the Triple Crown — is that members of the Derby-winning team arrive in Baltimore as conquering heroes.
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Under this "urgent action" scenario, history will praise us — and those who lead us — for rising to the challenge and conquering one of the gravest existential threats to face our planet.
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Kids get enjoyment out of simply building out their rosters — catching 'em all, if you will — and conquering the various tests of strength held by other Pokémon trainers throughout the land.
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I believe [conquering addiction] is about finding techniques that uplift you without doing detriment to your body, so you can maintain that lifestyle and all the pressures that fame can bring.
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After conquering France in 1940, Adolf Hitler forced the defeated French to return the same railway car used in 1918 to consecrate Germany's defeat, a way of humiliating his vanquished foe.
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This doesn't mean invading and conquering South Korea outright, but rather slowly building ties between the two Koreas — and breaking the South away from its American protectors — until they reunify bloodlessly.
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Now that a distinctly predatory outer space creature is conquering the box office in "Alien: Covenant," it's good to remember that not all such cinematic life-forms are menacing or murderous.
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Its people were widely loathed and two of its conquering powers, the Soviet Union and France, were counting on reparations from their former Nazi enemy to help rebuild their own economies.
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It's one of many ways "to complicate the narrative" told by so many works in the wing, Ms. Yount said, the products of artists on the conquering side of Manifest Destiny.
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Business Insider spoke to Bronnenkant — as well as several influencers who create content for YouTube and Instagram— who broke down four steps for conquering tax season as a social-media creator.
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In Europe, Mr. Trump encountered a chillier audience that viewed him less as a conquering hero than as a wayward figure who needed to be put back on the right path.
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After showing in Paris for some 20 years, Mr. Simons presented the collection last week during the men's wear shows in New York, where he was received as a conquering hero.
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After all, it was only by conquering a great desert that we became a sea power — since without reaching the Pacific Coast we never could have built our 300-ship Navy.
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Conquering awards season one adorable speech at a time has become the norm for 9-year-old Jacob Tremblay, who stars in the much-nominated Room opposite Golden Globe winner Brie Larson.
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The first was that being a general was one of the fastest routes to riches; a conquering army could seize the spoils of war (and distribute them to consolidate a general's power).
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After conquering the kids' game market with simple, wordless apps that let kids pretend to cook, cut hair and play with trains, Toca Boca is looking to move into the video business.
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Finland is a small place that could not depend on help from other countries; its best chance of remaining independent was to persuade the Soviet Union that it was not worth conquering.
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The document was prepared by two of Facebook's top local executives, David Fernandez and Andy Sinn, and includes information on when young people exhibit "nervous excitement", and emotions related to "conquering fears".
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Even as the process of designating a conflict a holy war became institutionalized, various new leaders emerged among the diverse Islamic groups in the region, eventually conquering the Catholic-ruled Crusader States.
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The AI project he'd dedicated the last 25 years to—from beating humans in chess to conquering the Turing Test to teaching AI how to love—was finally about to reach fruition.
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Five years after we first saw him on screen as the all-conquering Indian spy Tiger, Salman Khan reprises the role in Ali Abbas Zafar's "Tiger Zinda Hai" (The Tiger is Alive).
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For the past several months, my inbox has been flooded with PR pitches about Olympic hopefuls, each with a story of hardship, of conquering the odds to fulfill his or her dream.
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The Big Baller Brand is conquering social media now too ... with the Ball family's new emoji line rocketing up the charts in the App Store after just 1 day on the market.
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And in another potential threat to bees and other terrifying news, apparently there are Africanized killer bees that have been invading and conquering honey bee hives in Southern California and moving north.
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"FirstVet is already conquering the Scandinavian and UK markets and we're thrilled to continue to be part of their journey," Staffan Helgesson, General Partner at Spotify-backer Creandum, said in a statement.
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A massive North American tour with High on Fire is on the books for later this year, and the band's just released a world-conquering new album, The Violent Sleep of Reason.
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On a show frequently about how societies that forget their history are doomed to repeat it — in sectarian revenge cycles, conquering tyrants, sacks of great cities — Bran can see all of history.
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This will carry with it the business models that have come to dominate the first phase—all-conquering "platform" monopolies, for instance, or the data-driven approach that critics call "surveillance capitalism".
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Where Boyer finds a measure of hope is in pain — not in valorizing it (insufficient), or in conquering it (impossible), but in recognizing it as something that's real and shared with others.
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The character looks as though he's been carved out of a massive tree trunk, but Brolin's calm, considered reading of the character bestows this conquering beast with an unexpectedly resonant emotional dimension.
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And the dip into '90s nostalgia, not to mention the awesome Rani persevering and conquering as MC Sutra — but more important, as herself — makes reading all the slam poetry well worth it.
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Just like the Land Cruiser, the LX 22.5 is fitted with locking differentials, a real four-wheel-drive system and a slew of electronic aids to make conquering any terrain a cinch.
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In this case we are in mid-1960s London, where a milquetoast teenager named Peter Noone (the appropriately affable, sweet-voiced Jonny Amies) is conquering the charts with his band, Herman's Hermits.
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The past you're processing: This summer's retrogrades will ask you to consider the ways you take action—what does "conquering" mean to you, and have you been a bully in the past?
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We've spent hours with the game and pored over the Civilopedia to give you some tips for conquering your foes through military might, the power of scientific discovery, cultural dominance and religious ubiquity.
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Instead, try conquering new skill sets online with Stone River eLearning — it's an online subscription that gives you complete access to 170 courses (and counting) and more than 2,000 hours of digital instruction.
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In the men's pairs, in which all-conquering New Zealanders Eric Murray and Hamish Bond romped home, the Serbian boat crewed by Milos Vasic and Nenad Bedic capsized when they caught a crab.
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Experiential, digital approaches to music learning are becoming more ubiquitous: countless free music performance videos and free video tutorials—not just music playing, but related themes like conquering performance anxiety—are available online.
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That means it'll be as comfortable conquering tracks as it as on your weary Wednesday evening commute — you know, the exact time you don't want to pretend to be a race-car driver.
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Conquering these sorts of control problems could lead to a huge influx of cheap robots in various areas of industry, and would have a significant effect on the labor market as a result.
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Looking back, "I wanted her to remember that she was scared and she went through with it, sort of as a memento of her conquering a fear, " said Parker, who lives near Atlanta.
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"The interesting trend is that instead of machine learning conquering one application at a time and things completely switching [over], it's been helpful everywhere but doesn't [completely] solve any particular problem," Biewald said.
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And then, outside the stadium, on the streets of Mexico City, and even in offices, Mexican fans found Korean fans and hoisted them on their shoulders and carried them around like conquering heroes.
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In between conquering the front row and signing with modeling agency IMG, Brown also seems to have a few beauty tricks up her sleeve, which she displayed in an Instagram Live last night.
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Daenerys hasn't had the best luck in conquering Westeros so far — she's already lost all of her ships and her three most powerful political alliances, and we're only three episodes into Season 7.
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And two months ago, Nixolas uploaded this simulation of White Walker's conquering The Wall like they're auditioning for the sequel to World War Z. And now I'm plumb lost in the rabbit hole.
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Richie the conquering hero storms into the conference room and informs everyone that the Polyamory (or something — it's really not important what the German company was called anymore, is it?) sale isn't happening.
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If Euron's "gift" to Cersei (Lena Headey) was going to be delivering or conquering the rest of the Iron Fleet, then it was always going to be a quick leap toward that conflict.
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Brad Ludden: Conquering cancer with sports After watching his aunt battle cancer when she was 38, Brad Ludden started First Descents, a nonprofit that brings outdoor adventures to young adults battling the disease.
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In other significant roles, Aaron Krohn exudes military honor as Cominius, leader of the Roman armies, who gives the title character the name Coriolanus for his valor in conquering the city of Corioli.
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With any luck, Invincible, who has weathered high school and college, a world-conquering father, an alien brother and an attack of clones, will get a happy ending with his wife and daughter.
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In other words, once you've made the jump to light speed as a tech firm, you need to immunize yourself from the same conquering weapons your own army levied on the befuddled prey.
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"We have to decide whether we will choose division and blame - or if we will do the hard work of conquering fear with faith, apathy with action, and hatred with love," Booker said.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Wednesday about the lyricist Norman Gimbel misstated the year of the Broadway musical "The Conquering Hero," for which Mr. Gimbel wrote the lyrics and Moose Charlap wrote the music.
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Dropping the guise of who you think you are and conquering your inner enemy in order to love yourself is a journey we all must walk alone, no matter what our identity is.
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Analysis: The art of being unapologetically black Director, producer and writer Peele is boldly going where no black man has gone before by conquering the horror film genre, but he is not alone.
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According to one clinical trial she helped build, virtual reality was just as effective as trips to airports in treating the fear of flying, with 90 percent of patients eventually conquering their anxieties.
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For Children Now that a distinctly predatory outer space creature is conquering the box office in "Alien: Covenant," it's good to remember that not all such cinematic life-forms are menacing or murderous.
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Trump and McMaster recognize the reality that military action may be the only option to curtail Kim's ambitions, which include conquering South Korea and a total withdrawal of U.S. troops from the region.
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Because Mike Tyson is right: Holly Holm may be the conquering hero and Miesha Tate the scorned challenger redeemed, but they both rise and fall in relation to Ronda Rousey, and always will.
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The physical education teacher and former Division 1 basketball player and Judo champion breezed through the course, conquering the Lunatic Ledges and monstrous Warped Wall, in the Seattle/Tacoma qualifier round that aired Monday.
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Rodin seemed to offer a binding, timeless, and universal point: that the practice of conquering by attrition is as merciless, callous, and was as present within the artist's own time as it is now.
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Euny Hong is the author of "The Birth of Korean Cool: How One Nation is Conquering the World through Pop Culture" (Picador 2014) and "Kept: A Comedy of Sex and Manners" (Simon & Schuster 2006).
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For those unfamiliar with the Zerg, they are a hivemind bent on genetic perfection, conquering whatever planets they can (usually with sheer force of numbers) and assimilating other alien races' genetics into their own.
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Each tries to deploy visual language to paint a cohesive portrait of their respective nations—depicting Russians as descendants of their fairy tale heroes and conquering knights, or Germans as law-abiding, egalitarian citizens.
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He nonetheless swaggers around Parliament like a Roman general returning from conquering the Gauls, demanding a "clean Brexit" and waiting for the Tory faithful to put the garland of supreme power on his brow.
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Germany last won the Hopman Cup in 1995 and in Saturday's final they will face an all-conquering Swiss team with Roger Federer and Belinda Bencic yet to lose a match in the tournament.
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But while the split might weaken the chances of either coalition conquering PiS, it might lead to a stronger opposition overall in the next parliament, Agnieszka Kwiatkowska, a sociologist at SWPS University, told Reuters.
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In Kabir Khan's drama, this one-time all-conquering hero has morphed into a bumbling dimwit who bursts into tears at the slightest provocation and can barely land a blow on the bad guys.
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They should have never been allowed to undermine Muslim rule over the lands, which the Jews claimed as their homeland, but the Arabs viewed as exclusively theirs since conquering them in the seventh century.
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In an interview for the podcast Conquering Columbus, Wilkins noted that the firm wanted to get the Associated Press, which had previously only been available to the public through dead trees, onto its service.
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What is needed in Syria is a "golden bridge", a concept from ancient China, which advises any wise conquering general to build a golden bridge on which his defeated enemy can retreat, Randolph added.
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We all have our strengths and weaknesses, and if you collaborate with someone whose skills are stronger than your own in a certain area, that's one less thing you have to worry about conquering.
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British forces landed in the north; British and French forces landed in the south; a Czech battalion, trying to return home via the Trans-Siberian Railway, ended up conquering a swath of western Siberia.
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We must reach out to all Americans, not as conquering victors but as brothers and sisters who share a common goal — a fair shake, opportunity to advance, and a better life for our children.
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Worn out by November wars, there have been years in which I have tried to forget about conquering the turkey, been close to admitting defeat against its gamey inflections, its haughty perseverance against flavor.
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Euny Hong is the author of "The Birth of Korean Cool: How One Nation is Conquering the World through Pop Culture" (Picador 2014) and "Kept: A Comedy of Sex and Manners" (Simon & Schuster 20153).
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Euny Hong is the author of "The Birth of Korean Cool: How One Nation is Conquering the World through Pop Culture" (Picador 2014) and "Kept: A Comedy of Sex and Manners" (Simon & Schuster 2006).
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And it's true that after he had bought Doral, Trump would invariably make a showstopping appearance at the tournament, landing his helicopter for all to see and making the rounds like a conquering hero.
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And then there's Faith, whose demand that the world give her the chance to be one of its conquering heroes is the definition of a certain kind of ambition — graceful, guileless and vaguely sinister.
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Though the review argues that "perhaps the most damaging deformation belongs to the all-conquering stage musical 'Les Miz,'" it is likely that it is through that musical that students know the work best.
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By conquering the world of fashion, by becoming a chic, aspirational brand, by appearing on the catwalk and the sidewalk, by seeing its players as models, it hopes it can begin to do that.
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But this episode's brief return to the nitty-gritty problems of ruling after conquering only underlines just how far Game of Thrones has left those problems behind in the name of simplifying its narrative.
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WWE tried to overcome this negative response by simply keeping Reigns off TV for weeks, slotting fan favorite Dean Ambrose in the hero spot against conquering dictator and champion Triple H. It hasn't worked.
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Like a conquering (or is it comeback?) hero, he marched forcefully through a delirious throng that pushed past security guards to follow and encircle him in a wave not seen before in modern golf.
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The path to success is jam-packed with common calls to action like not fearing failure, conquering procrastination, believing in yourself, staying focused, and not always waiting for the "right" time or for permission.
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Nets 8, Knicks 223 As the Knicks walked off the court at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night, slumping their shoulders and giving halfhearted hugs to the conquering Nets, a familiar reality set in.
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As she embodies Fanny's rise from a klutzy dreamer in Brooklyn to a Ziegfeld brand name, she often substitutes a wistful, hopeful reediness for the all-conquering brass with which Ms. Streisand endowed the role.
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Its draped silhouette features a heroine cape-like pleat in the back, cuffed sleeves made for rolling up and conquering the day, and a chest pocket for keeping all of your industry-winning ideas in.
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Na, who sung at the closing ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, shot to fame in the 1990s with her hit "Conquering" and has more recently become a staple of Chinese television singing talent shows.
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In my demo, I tackle the tricky vertical rock face of the Hillary Step on my way to the peak, and after conquering it Hardarson points out a secret ledge, just off to the left.
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Ms. Harris ' rhetoric is important as it reveals that she and her likely mentor, former President Barack Obama, have realized the American people have rejected the disaster of liberalism, which relies on dividing and conquering.
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Google's competition with Apple has always been asymmetric because that other California company has been able to control and fine-tune both the hardware and the operating system of its world-conquering iPhones and iPads.
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There's surfing, and then there's riding liquid mountains Surfer Rodrigo Koxa has achieved the "dream of his life" by conquering a 80-foot wave and breaking the world record for the largest wave ever surfed.
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It is thought that they have chosen this way of life following the widespread enslavement of indigenous peoples by European settlers, from the conquering of the country in the 1500s for well over 200 years.
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The league has struggled to put a spotlight on Moore, who lacks the off-court hobbies or social media following to match what has been her machine-like conquering of women's basketball at every level.
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Trump's call undercuts the United Nations' prohibition against conquering and annexing another country's sovereign territory, and comes about two weeks before Israelis head to the polls to determine which party will head the next government.
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I refuse to believe that any of these people are the best canoers in the world, because someone who TRULY looks to dominate is only interested in conquering nature itself, not scaling mankind's arbitrary mountains.
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And Triple H, booed for years and on every wrestling nerd's shitlist for burying other wrestlers for his own gain, was cheered like a conquering gladiator for beating the hell out of the detested Reigns.
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The Mets then escaped trouble so many times in Wednesday's win-or-go-home National League wild-card game against the San Francisco Giants that they appeared capable of conquering the October legend Madison Bumgarner.
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After conquering the high-fashion world — that's really not an exaggeration — Kloss starting taking on more commercial (and lucrative) jobs, becoming a Victoria's Secret Angel in 2013 and signing a contract with Nike in 2014.
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Most of the romantic paintings we encounter from the 19th century, for example by J.M.W. Turner and John Singleton Copley, contain a Western mentality of conquering nature and a sense of entitlement to land ownership.
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After six months, she headed north to Beijing to join the all-conquering Speed Team, where her increased dabbling in economics coverage became a full-time gig earlier this year, with a focus on consumption.
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The attractions, a Soviet magazine wrote, "will be designed so children can learn of conquering space, about radio electronics and amazing successes in chemistry, physics and other fields of knowledge," while also somehow being fun.
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The Kingdom of Aksum ruled over the region between 80 BC to AD 825 and was one of the ancient world's major powers -- conquering surrounding regions and trading with the Roman Empire, the researchers said.
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In the end, Stern was content to let his record speak for itself, resisting efforts by authors and publishers to write a memoir as his league kept growing, conquering faraway lands, creating new revenue streams.
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In an exclusive chat with PEOPLE this past July, Simpson said there was "a lot of dividing and conquering going on" in their family at the moment to keep everything running smoothly with three kids.
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It has also revealed likely rule-breaking by Manchester City, the all-conquering champions of the English game, and a plan by Europe's leading teams to leave their national leagues and form their own competition.
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And though these new developments are years away from going to market, they point to a future where humanity will have control over memory—conquering dementia and PTSD, perhaps even improving on healthy memory function.
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As Iran seeks to build a role as a regional leader, intent on dividing and conquering the Middle East, with a commitment to Israel's destruction, now is not the time to hide behind Congressional waivers.
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In 1945, the conquering Allied powers took control of Germany and banned the swastika, the Nazi party, and the publication of Mein Kampf, Hitler's famously anti-Semitic text, historian Jean-Marc Dreyfus explained to me.
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That was in January; on Sunday, Asuka lost to Carmella because she's gone from conquering monster to drooling idiot, while Nakamura tasted gold because all he does is nutshots and Jeff Hardy needs time off.
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He reunited with Mr Vajda in April, and a few months later he finally added to his trophy cabinet by claiming his fourth Wimbledon title, after conquering Mr Nadal in a five-hour semi-final battle.
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Alongside his castmates in the unstoppably all-conquering Black Panther, he has zigzagged the globe, promoting what could end up being Marvel's most successful movie ever, smiling gamely while answering the same questions over and over.
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When you cook a meal, or use certain cooking techniques, you're connected to a rich, evolving human history, one that goes back to the very earliest days of human beings (or, rather, our ancestors) conquering fire.
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Much has been written about how Amazon is intent on conquering India, which it believes longer term could be its second most-important market after the U.S. according to this Fortune profile of Amazon's India operation.
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We checked in with Siegfried in the middle of his latest challenge—visiting all 26 national parks—to find out how conquering his foes in the virtual world helped him level up in the weight room.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Nine years after conquering Tiger Woods and the rest of golf's elite, Argentina's Angel Cabrera returns to Oakmont Country Club as a 300-1 long shot to emulate his 2007 U.S. Open victory.
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The only problem is, our Steve cannot stop touring, jetting constantly around the world on his Aoki branded private jet, conquering the EDM scene across Europe, the USA and Asia, in a state of permanent exhaustion.
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Rather than taking his army and, say, conquering the United States (as one French plan suggested), Louverture defended a forced labor system from both sides: against what was left of the Creole planters and worker revolts.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — A conquering President Trump will return to CPAC on Friday to address conservative activists, who are happy with his first month in office but have yet to be completely sold on his agenda.
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The original Jumanji overcame lukewarm critical reception on its way to conquering the box office over two decades ago, and it's become a go-to movie for parents and children in the years since its release.
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After conquering the city, China dissolved the Tibetan government and — under the slogan of "simultaneous battle and reform" — imposed the full Communist program throughout Tibet, culminating in the establishment of the Tibet Autonomous Region in 21962.
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"I felt I had to do something," says Sergio Fragoso, a 31-year-old music producer, who came on a borrowed bike to toil at the site for 16 hours straight, his determination conquering his exhaustion.
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He said there were also free events organized by the festival itself, including "Conquering Performance Anxiety," a session teaching practical mindfulness, breathing and meditation, and "A Mentally Well Fringe," a series of therapeutic drop-in sessions.
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Khan is an ethnic Pashtun, a people living mostly in Pakistan and Afghanistan who sometimes have light skin and eyes, a testament to the region's history as a cultural crossroads of trade, conquering armies and colonialism.
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This leaves us with a counterintuitive situation: Shares of high-momentum, world-conquering tech giants often trade almost like boring bonds, and the "financial utilities" that modern banks have become are proxies for a racier economy.
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The right-handed-batting Sievers also hit home runs in six consecutive games at the Senators' Griffith Stadium that summer, conquering its cavernous left field in matching an American League record that has since been broken.
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They broke down four steps for conquering tax season as a social-media creator, from the best ways to keep track of both your income and expenses, to what you can deduct as a business expense.
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That day in New Haven, Roosevelt and the 22017-year-old college were riding a high tide of American nationalism, congratulating one another for conquering the western frontier in 22018 and the Spanish empire in 225.
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Dota 24 is a multiplayer online battle arena game, a style of strategy game where players coordinate to achieve strategic objectives — like destroying or conquering enemy towers, ambushing enemy units, and upgrading and improving their own defenses.
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After conquering the lipstick world with sold out lip kits, the makeup maven decided to move on and collaborate with nail brand SinfulColors — thus, making Kylie's Klaws accessible to the rest of the non-Kardashian/Jenner world.
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Zisser, 23, films and posts videos on YouTube of herself conquering huge quantities of food – think four and a half pounds of dumplings, 22 Big Macs, and a 10,000 calorie ice cream sundae – as quickly as possible.
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"He could take this chance and be highly motivated and apply all of those skills that made him an elite athlete, conquering all the obstacles and all the doubt, and attack the I.A.A.F. with vigor," Fleshman said.
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Sunni fighters, plus select government forces, will in theory take the lead when it comes to fighting inside the city to avoid the impression Shia-dominated forces are conquering and occupying Falluja, a proudly Arab Sunni city.
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When these young people spread their wings and fly, as they always do, maybe they will take those qualities with them, spreading the fun of conquering a deviously misdirected clue to those who have not yet partaken.
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TROON, Scotland (Reuters) - Jason Day is unconcerned about the threat being posed to his status as world number one by Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy - for the Australian it is all about "conquering my ego".
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These newly built units were more directly controlled by Bashir than traditional law enforcement agencies, and largely consisted of young men from tribes of Arab descent, playing directly in to Bashir's policy of tribally dividing and conquering.
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For the Swiss, conquering the Alps — in this case, with a 1,345-foot boring machine, unlike the elephants used by the Carthaginian general Hannibal in one of his wars against Rome — is something of a national obsession.
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Whether it's going to that job interview or just saying "hi" to someone you want to meet, make an effort to do it daily, knowing that it will be a step towards conquering your fears and growing.
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And with the eyes of the hockey world fixed on them, they decided to kick things off with a pregame ceremony featuring a conquering knight, a choreographed sword fight, a futuristic drum squad and a giant helmet.
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Miami, the program he transformed from a dilapidated reclamation project into a world-conquering squad known as The U, faces Wisconsin on Saturday night in the Orange Bowl to cap its best season in nearly 53 years.
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The last time Ms. Letissier's life had taken such a dramatic turn, after a traumatic breakup and sudden expulsion from her college drama program (for insubordination), she created Christine, a suit of armor for conquering self-doubt.
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Just days before the heavyweight boxing champ kicks off training camp for the Anthony Joshua rematch, he visited Topo Chico prison in Monterrey, Mexico ... where he was cheered by the hundreds of prisoners like a conquering hero!!!
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TORONTO (Reuters) - U.S. Open champion Bianca Andreescu returned to her hometown a conquering hero on Wednesday with a little more celebrating to do before getting back to work and setting new goals, such as staying injury-free.
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Real's dominance waned towards the end as United forced their way back into the game but there was little question the all-conquering Spanish giants were worthy winners when Ramos hoisted the trophy into the Skopje air.
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"I am so focused on beating the high score or conquering an enemy that before I know it, 30 minutes have passed," said Ms. Ruiz, 333, who is studying to become a nursing assistant in Bakersfield, Calif.
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They first annihilated ancient Jewish tribes in places like Yathrib (known today as Medina) and Khaybar before sweeping north, east and west, conquering what is today known as the Middle East, North Africa and even southern Europe.
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For Playboy, he illustrated a short story by the science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, "When the Twerms Came," about aliens conquering Earth with a Psychedelic Ray, an Itching Beam, a Diarrhea Bomb and Tumescent Aerosol Spray.
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But for some who have fond memories of conquering war horses like Beethoven's "Für Elise" or Schumann's "The Happy Farmer," the idea of picking up where they left off — or mastering a new musical skill — is appealing.
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Its origins can be traced back to the kingdom's founder, King Abdulaziz Ibn Saud, who led white-clad "Ikhwan" tribal warriors in conquering much of the Arabian peninsula in the first three decades of the 20th century.
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Warrior Mars in Sagittarius will be activating the sector of your chart that rules fame and fortune, so this is a marvelous time to focus on conquering any career goals or concerns around your reputation or popularity.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - The Netherlands will bid to begin a new era in women's soccer in Sunday's World Cup final when they try to stop the all-conquering United States team from claiming a record fourth crown.
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These conquering rulers adopted the Forbidden City in Beijing as their new seat of government but were unique from the Han Chinese subjects and the previous imperial court of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) in language and culture.
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After conquering the terrifying Kilgrave (David Tennant) in Season 1 and dealing with her own unhinged mother (Janet McTeer) in Season 2, the droll detective finds herself on the trail of a classic serial killer in Season 3.
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The English have an unusually rich lexicon, in part because first they were conquered (by the Vikings and Norman French) and then they took their turn conquering large swathes of the Earth, in Asia, North America and Africa.
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Among the spoils of conquering the quantum space are computers that could decipher most of the world's encrypted data, like the NSA's store of intercepted communications, and overcome the U.S. stealth technologies on which the military heavily relies.
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In the classic Western, a man went West to ratify his manhood by conquering the land and the Natives who lived there, all while fending off "civilizing" influences, whether in the form of women, religion, schooling, or fences.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A gold medal in the inaugural Olympic rugby sevens tournament would surpass the achievement of winning the World Cup twice with the all-conquering All Blacks, New Zealand's Sonny Bill Williams said on Wednesday.
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Featuring everything from conquering his fear of the ocean, to learning salsa in Colombia, to the "Scaring Scotty," series that chronicles his easily frightened friend, Smith has turned his Instagram account into a treat for all his fans.
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"It's the busy home stretch to Election Day, and we just need to sort of beef up the senior level roles in a way that we are, you know, dividing and conquering," Conway told Fox News on Wednesday.
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We have content, talent, data, ad products, media and social solutions – and the key for us is to utilize all of these areas of scope but simplify our approach with the purpose of conquering advertiser/brand goals together.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Spain eased past Serbia 68-54 on Thursday to reach the Olympic women's basketball gold medal final for the first time, where a possible showdown with the all-conquering United States awaits.
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But part of building your own world-conquering ecosystem is customizing your basic OS. But if this overall experience is indicative of the ecosystem that gives the company its name, it may be destined for the drawing board.
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It remains to be seen whether it was worth all the angst and the task force per diems, but it will clearlytake more than one all-conquering morning at Hazeltine National Golf Club to finish off the Europeans.
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In truth, it is an indictment of the policy, revealing that taxing those with the bad luck to die was an idea spawned by tyrannical regimes whose essential business model was the conquering and enslavement of other peoples.
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If the onlookers (our descendants or our conquering alien overlords) are lucky, and it's a clear day, they'll see something like this — a show that's captivated people on this planet for as long as we've been on Earth.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Once you take on the challenge of conquering — or at least trying — a Saturday New York Times crossword puzzle, it's important to let go of the notion that your wheelhouse is always, reliably your wheelhouse.
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There were Tigers, Lions and Red Wings aplenty, as well as the boxer Joe Louis, the boat racer Gar Wood, the Olympians Eddie Tolan and Dick Degener, the golfer Walter Hagen and dozens of other conquering athletic heroes.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - After two routs to open the Olympic women's basketball tournament, the question is not so much will the all-conquering United States win a sixth straight gold medal but will they ever lose again.
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Scythe, available at Amazon, $59.99Robot mechs, an alternate reality, and land-conquering tactics — all the makings for a turn-based strategy video game, except this one is a tabletop board game, and one of the best ever created.
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Inspired by today's generation of women who are conquering the world every day, the brand quite literally rolled up its sleeves to design the perfect button-up shirt that makes women feel equally as strong as they do feminine.
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For the last two years, Emily led The Verge and the internet in a high-stakes fantasy league in which kings and queens and dire wolves faced off to see who was best at killing, conquering, and stripping down.
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On that day, he and his soldiers slaughtered 12,000 Jews who were defending the sanctuary, and he strode through the entrance of the imposing temple as a conquering hero to the Romans and a murdering intruder to the Jews.
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Koeman, however, praised Guardiola's instant impact at the club and spoke of his respect for his former team mate, who along with the Dutchman was part of Johan Cruyff's all-conquering "dream team" at Barcelona in the early 1990s.
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They want to colonize Syria the way they colonized Lebanon," Netanyahu said, referring to Iranian-proxy Hezbollah, "and bring their air force, Shiite divisions, (and) naval base, with the express view of destroying us and conquering the Middle East.
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"We Takin' Over" laid the blueprint for the DJ Khaled megahit, from the roster of guests to the literal world-conquering hook to the big budget video set up to look like an action movie of the highest order.
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But conquering heroes take what they think is theirs, and even while fighting very long wars inside and outside Pakistan's borders, the armed forces have managed to deal in real estate, make fertilizers, run bakeries and sell breakfast cereals.
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Over the past 20 years, as the cellphone has transitioned from a buttoned-down soap bar to a world-conquering glass slab, one of the sad changes I've witnessed from up close has been the fading influence of Europe.
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Smaller nations declare war and create conflicts, forming larger empires out of their conquests, while larger nations also focus on conquering their neighbours and rivals, consequently creating unique challenges as the player expands and comes into conflict with others.
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Trump might also decide that Putin is so hell-bent on conquering Estonia that trying to stop him could send the two countries down a slippery slope toward full-blown war, a price he doesn't think America should pay.
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Decide for yourself if she is a career underachiever or if she is unlucky — with her health and, especially, to have had an irrepressible kid sister who is still in the process of conquering the sport for all time.
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After some light redecorating, Daenerys and Tyrion adjourned to the map room, which the greater Thronesweb tells me is called the Chamber of the Painted Table, and is where Aegon Targaryen planned his conquering campaign hundreds of years ago.
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For would-be hip-hop stars, conquering Latin Quarter was a first step toward success, whether by surviving its fickle crowd onstage or having your record played by Kool DJ Red Alert, the city's leading tastemaker of the era.
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The "measureless frozen ocean" that Captain De Long described is no more, and his era's obsession with conquering the North Pole has been replaced by the graver challenge that drives so many Old Weather volunteers: averting catastrophic climate change.
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On Tennis There has been no one else in modern tennis quite like the Nadals: an all-in-the family, often-all-conquering duo composed of Toni Nadal and his nephew Rafael, who remains Rafael — not Rafa — to Toni.
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The result is that the later verses tend to be more concerned with real-world administrative rules and military doctrine — including verses about conquering unbelievers — while the earlier verses are more focused on broader, more universal concepts of spirituality.
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U.S. tax cuts could add about $1 billion a year to the car maker's profits, CEO Sergio Marchionne told Bloomberg News in an interview, adding FCA could double profits by 2022 thanks to Jeep conquering one fifth of the SUV market.
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But none of it seems to really threaten to become the world-conquering tsunami, the change machine on the scale of the internet itself, that was dreamily suggested in the early days of cryptocurrencies — or, at least, not any time soon.
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If you wanted to pinpoint the moment this year when it became clear that moviegoing had devolved from Culture-Conquering Pastime to merely Something to Do When the Wi-Fi's Down, consider the weekend of April 22 to April 24.
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For example, companies like Virgin Galactic and Space Adventures continue to use celebrity endorsements and paid-for, license-friendly media campaigns to generate interest in their services and get mass populations to see space as a frontier fit for conquering.
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But as the terrorist group loses ground on its caliphate (its interpretation of an Islamic state) and the territory in Iraq and Syria it spent the last two years conquering, IS is running out of clear, tangible successes to promote.
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Following the landing, Piccard, said in a statement that Solar Impulse 2 highlighted how exploration in today's society was "no longer about conquering new territories" but about finding new options to create a better quality of life on our planet.
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Moana (newcomer Auli'i Cravalho), propelled by a sense of destiny, disobeys her father and sets sail to find Maui and right the world: A girl conquering the vast blue ocean all on her own isn't going to worry about glass ceilings.
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Instead of letting worry consume you while staying silent, consider these four approaches to conquering your fear or discomfort: Far too often we don't reach out to people who've experienced loss because we're convinced the wrong words will cause more pain.
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The setting that most obviously refers to reality is a vast fulfilment centre for a world-conquering retail giant—subtly dubbed "Equator"—where miserable workers are treated little better than the robots by which they are doomed to be replaced.
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Yanks HOUSTON — Through five innings, Houston Astros right-hander Justin Verlander was again expertly playing the role of conquering hero, carrying his club on his back with an individual brilliance exceeded only by his Game 2 start just six days ago.
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Those are the emotions he's used to power his movement, but Trump's own ambition, going back to when he worked in his father's Queens firm but dreamed of conquering Manhattan, has been not to overthrow the elite but to join it.
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Holding His Breath for 53 Minutes in Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation After conquering the sky during the film's dramatic opening, Cruise later made audiences squirm as he went under water, learning to hold his breath for 6.5 minutes for one scene.
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We met up with Ronnie in his new home of Baltimore and found out that even though he's on the verge of conquering all of his childhood dreams, he remains one of the most mellow human beings in the NFL.
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Conquering cities such as Marseille, Lyon or Bordeaux is crucial to building a local power base for his party, La Republique En Marche (LREM), which he created with a handful of aides in 2016 as a vehicle for his presidential campaign.
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Like its predecessor, Pokémon Go includes competitive battles, though it trades the depth and complexity of previous games for a truncated upgrade system, shallow combat, and an esoteric meta-game about conquering territories in the game's equivalent of Google Maps.
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But there might be another element to these sweepstakes: Amazon may ultimately try to further influence the government by awarding its HQ2000 to Washington, D.C. Such a move would send an unmistakable signal: After conquering Silicon Valley, Washington is next.
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While Zhavoronkov has bold dreams about conquering aging, today the company is focused more broadly on creating an inventory of new molecules that could provide new therapeutics, albeit particularly focused on longevity (here is the company's research paper on PubMed).
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The Times' decision to heavily invest in attracting subscriptions from a national (even international) audience has been a savvy and largely successful one, but almost by definition these world-conquering ambitions can only succeed at the expense of other, smaller outlets.
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When a crystal ball reveals the world-conquering ambitions of the nihilistic madman Roxor (Bela Lugosi), based in Egypt, Chandu trades his turban for a pith helmet and then a burnoose, traveling from India to North Africa to confront the fiend.
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And the benefits for America are nowhere greater than in our sense of ourselves and the world's understanding of us: as a country that advances the notion of fairness, helps people survive and thrive, and accomplishes great things, like conquering disease.
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More thematically, the show that has been broadly about a society's transition from murderous, dysfunctional dynastic rule and entitlement politics to a more collectivist model consummated that concept, killing off yet another conquering monarch and replacing her with an elected king.
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In the 1960s, Mr. Lee started creating female characters who played second fiddle to no one and had agendas besides getting the guy — like conquering evil and saving the world, no biggie — and unparalleled powers like shape-shifting, telekinesis and invisibility.
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The conquering army effectively reset 21990 by uniting the entire land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River under Israeli control — what Jews think of as Eretz Israel (the land of Israel) and what to Palestinians is the whole of Palestine.
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LONDON — "Sherlock," the world-conquering BBC television adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's famous stories, has always been a male duo, an awkward bromance that helped make international stars of Benedict Cumberbatch as the hero and Martin Freeman as Dr. John Watson.
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At one point, Howard Kaminsky, who ran Random House then, wrapped a thick Russian novel in a dummy cover that featured a photograph of Trump looking like a conquering hero; at the top was Trump's name, in large gold block lettering.
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Conquering the Baltic states may be possible, but it would win him the overt enmity of the West, the worry of his other neighbors, and three territories full of disgruntled locals with a history of guerrilla warfare against Muscovite conquerors.
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The point of it all is that sometimes we need to coexist with our neighbors, that conquering isn't all it's cracked up to be, and that being brave and polite goes a long way toward making the world a livable place.
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