It was an identification to be contended with or processed.
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Other states' efforts have contended with courts and hostile governors.
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He also contended with the continuing challenge of raising his profile.
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HNA has also contended with questions over who controls the company.
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These were among the questions that the Supreme Court contended with.
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There are two basic facts that need to be contended with.
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They contended with pouring rain as they demonstrated outside Trump Tower.
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Specifically, Jones contended with Twitter users who often resorted to racist remarks.
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Investors also contended with the latest news out of the White House.
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The region has also contended with record-breaking temperatures on some days.
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It's in service and it's performing well and something to be contended with.
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But as the Giants contended with Syndergaard, the Mets were overwhelmed by Bumgarner.
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Nearby towns, like Swansboro, also contended with rapidly rising floodwaters on Friday morning.
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The Bulls contended with the same inconvenience after losing in Philadelphia earlier Friday.
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In Wilmington, residents contended with fallen trees, crushed roofs, and other damage on Friday.
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The rapper has contended with a number of financial issues throughout his relationship with Jenner.
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After officially launching her campaign in February, Warren contended with skeptical headlines about her fundraising.
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Disney has also recently contended with subscriber losses at ESPN and ratings turbulence at ABC.
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"The biggest thing I contended with is who is going to replace me," Jamil said.
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San Francisco has even contended with delivery robots, which local politicians complain can clog the streets.
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Aboriginals, like indigenous populations elsewhere in the world, have contended with a gruesome history of discrimination.
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She, who struggled financially, endured relationships that weren't working, and contended with a painful, dysfunctional childhood.
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In addition to some of those big, big players, but… they are to be contended with.
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In addition to some of those big, big players, but … they are to be contended with.
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Even before the blazes, the wineries of the Hunter Valley had contended with years of drought.
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He played cricket using piles of tin cans for wickets, and contended with racially segregated restrooms.
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On Wednesday, it contended with the death of a giant rabbit on one of its flights.
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And, as is something of a time-honored tradition in homeopathy, she contended with skeptics and critics.
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That is not excusable -- no matter how much economic pain they've contended with these past few decades.
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Academics, writers, film-makers, psychologists and public figures have long contended with the meaning of her death.
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Firefighters contended with triple-digit temperatures and winds of up to 26 miles per hour on Saturday.
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Joyce played in just 83 games for the Athletics last season as he contended with back injuries.
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They also contended with the tropical heat, as temps reached over 90 degrees on the wedding day.
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There have even been blazes in wetlands and rainforests that have not contended with this threat before.
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On Monday, Johnson contended with Kyle Larson, the points leader and most dominant driver of the day.
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Yet as he contended with his own diagnosis, he watched Forde deal gracefully and courageously with hers.
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For years, Obama has contended with a Republican-controlled Congress in his attempts to pass his political agenda.
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Ms. Horne, 18, has contended with depression, including feelings of inferiority, for as long as she can remember.
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But as roles were considered and cast, the filmmakers contended with questions about identity amid the Asian diaspora.
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Even before that, researchers have long contended with a notoriously complex and often opaque thicket of access restrictions.
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In more recent years, they have contended with an Ebola case as well as a resurgence in measles.
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In court, the president-elect would have contended with the personal and potentially damaging testimony of aggrieved students.
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We should look at this moment optimistically because that's how America has contended with these challenges in the past.
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As he contended with the powerful currents, his head bobbing in the waves, his eyes became bleary with exhaustion.
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Health-care technology company Athenahealth and its colorful chief executive Jonathan Bush have contended with critics in the past.
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Part of what I'm interested in is how these people who were living anti-normative lifestyles contended with opposition.
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Both times he contended with a challenge from Brian Cunningham, a former chief of staff to a council member.
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This has long been an issue that Simpsons fans have contended with, some even making memes about the situation.
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In recent years, Iditarod racers have contended with unusually warm winter conditions that left parts of the trail bare.
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In recent years, Iditarod racers have contended with unusually warm winter conditions that left parts of the trail bare.
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The market also contended with concerns about Venezuela's crude production slipping further and with bullish drawdowns in U.S. crude inventories.
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Trump's private team of lawyers has also contended with requests from Congress for information related to the President's personal finances.
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In the past three weeks, prices have declined from three-year highs as the market has contended with supply concerns.
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And, like many older people, she contended with an array of chronic diseases: diabetes, kidney disease, a heart arrhythmia, dementia.
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The market also contended with the possibility that oil producers would not adhere strictly to cuts agreed to last year.
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Not a single cat-related pun went unused as Cats contended with largely negative reviews from critics and moviegoers alike.
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In 2018 and 2019, the city contended with an outbreak of measles — one of the most contagious diseases — in Brooklyn.
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Of course, the true measure of these successes only comes when you consider the global headwinds our economy contended with.
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Mr. Munoz had already contended with a heart attack and heart transplant a month after becoming chief executive in 303.
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The book, which came out in April, centers the dark truth that America has never properly contended with institutional racism.
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Palacios has contended with border agents since 2010 and, tired of agents going onto his land without permission, removed the camera.
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But what the former Suits star couldn't have expected is the family drama she's contended with in the last few weeks.
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The timing couldn't be better for those of us that have contended with the early arrival of spring showers this week.
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Economic activity in China slowed as the country contended with cooling domestic demand and a trade war with the United States.
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Dr. Schwarze helped care for a woman, 77, who contended with multiple health problems, including heart failure, weakened kidneys and emphysema.
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In January, the company contended with a #deleteUber campaign by riders who perceived Uber as profiting from President Trump's immigration ban.
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Mr Kaurismaki's locations have been carefully considered: both Le Havre and Helsinki have contended with an influx of refugees in recent years.
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Dick's Sporting Goods contended with both boycotts and "buycotts" in the wake of its decision to draw back from the gun business.
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As several media outlets have noted, male presidents have routinely contended with various ailments and still managed to have a successful presidency.
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Rempel has contended with completely unsolicited commentary about her appearance (like this latest example), as well as her fertility and her career trajectory.
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Like most people in their 80s, Ms. Lewandowski contended with several chronic illnesses and took medication for osteoporosis, heart failure and pulmonary disease.
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The F-35 has proven costly to maintain, and the Marine Corps, like other services, has contended with shortages in the fighter community.
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Phoebe's music captures that: it reckons with difficult truths, but it's also a testament to the fact that they can be contended with.
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This year, Frieze New York's VIP attendees contended with a stifling hot tent for the first two days of the fair — ultimately impacting sales.
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The industry's available credit had been cut by 1753 percent over the past three reviews as it contended with a two-year price rout.
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In recent years markets have contended with a series of revolutions in borrowing, market structure and federal regulations enacted after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Losses, however, were limited as the market contended with concerns about Venezuela's crude production slipping further and with bullish drawdowns in U.S. crude inventories.
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She struggled through dinner, keeping this revelation mostly to herself, until she got back to her home in Baltimore and contended with her feelings.
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"He, too, contended with the 'pro-choice' arguments of his day," she said, according to prepared remarks shared Thursday by the department with POLITICO.
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And as their characters contended with the intricacies of a KGB orchestrated marriage, Rhys and Russell embarked on a real-world love story off screen.
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He is next set to direct an adaptation of the "Red Sonja" comic book for Millennium Films, a company that has recently contended with controversy.
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He dresses amazing women, the stores love him and clearly he is a force to be contended with in the designer ready-to-wear scene.
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It's possible to finish "The Four-Dimensional Human" with the feeling of having contended with a great intellect who hasn't quite yet found his subject.
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At the Rolex 24, the only daylong pro auto race in North America, competitors and spectators alike contended with sleep deprivation and rainy, chilly weather.
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Even as the pounds fell away and their health improved, two patients contended with the feeling that life hadn't changed as much as they'd hoped.
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The college's own investigator was a woman Miltenberg says he contended with in the past, when she aggressively defended schools from lawsuits brought by men.
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Rebels and civilians in opposition-held areas, already facing the bombardment, now contended with a shortage of food, medicine and fuel as the world looked on.
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The state has contended with years of punishing droughts, and while recent winter rains have restored our reservoirs, water shortages and floods loom over California's future.
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With it Los Angeles has recently begun to directly deal with the issues of population density that New Yorkers have long contended with, such as gentrification.
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But the Flames program has also contended with racial strife, as well as crime, gangs, drugs, guns and other street perils that have claimed players' lives.
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Like the other major U.S. railroads, Union Pacific has contended with a steep drop in coal carloads since early 2014 as utilities switched to cheaper natural gas.
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Since hitting records half a year ago, Wall Street has contended with trade conflicts, European instability and sell-offs in the largest tech companies in the world.
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The Gulf Coast most recently contended with a hurricane last October, when Nate made landfall at the mouth of the Mississippi River as a Category One storm.
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For millennia, the residents of the Valley of the Sun have contended with the oppressive heat and the scarce water that flows through its rivers and streams.
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When President Barack Obama contended with an Ebola outbreak, Mr. Trump demanded measures like canceling flights, forcing quarantines and even denying the return of American medical workers.
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Allen contended with the PR difficulties of being an accused sexual predator, but — as with many of these men — his career was not demonstrably harmed or even interrupted.
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The Scouts contended with a pattern of declining membership, canceled corporate donations and public criticism over the group's restrictions on gay youths before easing those rules in 2013.
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Veoneer shares, which have tumbled over the past year as the Sweden-based company contended with a deep slump in light vehicle production, were up 1003% by 1209 GMT.
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The pound fell 5.6 percent against the U.S. dollar, in 2018 as Britain contended with the political and economic uncertainty generated by its negotiations on leaving the European Union.
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CODELCO: Chilean state miner Codelco produced slightly less copper in 2018 than the year before as it contended with declining ore grades and rising costs at its aging mines.
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Advocates for women's exercise contended with the assumption that sports would cultivate both a muscular body and competitive spirit, both of which were thought to be undesirably masculine traits.
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The pregame demonstrations, sparked by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick protesting police brutality, turned off some right-leaning football fans while the league contended with a decline in ratings.
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As he contended with fascism in Europe and reactionaries at home, she often had to mute her own strong liberal views and radical sympathies in deference to his agendas.
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Right on the heels of Thursday's volcano eruption in Hawaii, a pair of earthquakes struck the state as residents contended with ongoing evacuations and noxious gas in the air.
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In Fort Myers, Trump thanked federal disaster relief officials, who have contended with a pair of massive storms in Florida and Texas that have left thousands of Americans displaced.
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The fires are now better contained, but this week large swaths of Northern California contended with enough smoke that, for a few days, children were kept inside during recess.
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Growth last year was already the country's weakest in nearly three decades, as China contended with rising debt and the fallout from its trade war with the United States.
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European stocks closed slightly lower as they contended with the conflicting reports on Brexit talks and the dawn of earnings season, holding within a tight range during the session.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French industrial production fell much more sharply than expected in December as factories contended with nationwide transport strikes and a broader European slowdown, official data showed on Friday.
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In their second Brooklyn apartment, they contended with difficult neighbors, and one night, Mr. Williams's father was mugged and had to stay home for a week tending to his injuries.
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In January, Uber contended with a #deleteUber campaign by riders who thought the company was trying to take advantage of a taxi strike at Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi initially supported progressives, but contended with a Thursday afternoon rebellion from moderate Democrats who wanted to scrap their bill in favor of the bipartisan Senate one.
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Such a barrier was a centerpiece of his campaign, and he has contended — with weak evidence — that it is needed to stave off a "crisis" of drugs, violence and human trafficking.
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After a disturbing phone call from one of the rapper's friends, she rushed back to Los Angeles to be by his side while he reportedly contended with sleep deprivation and exhaustion.
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Fault in Our Stars: Sarah Silverman & Taran Killam In this Saturday Night Live spin on the teenage sob-fest, the star-crossed lovers contended with an Ebola diagnosis instead of cancer.
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Matthew Rhys & Keri Russell As their characters contended with the complexities of a KGB orchestrated marriage, The Americans costars embarked on a real-world love story away from the sound-stages.
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Mr. Christie had been a forceful advocate for the state taking broad control in Atlantic City as it contended with mounting debts and the closing of several casinos in recent years.
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One commitment, the company said, is stepping in to offer coverage if any of Washington's counties lack an insurer on the ObamaCare marketplace, a problem the state contended with last year.
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But this bid for the mass market and the ensuing bigness of the brand necessarily left it without a prestige factor — an issue competitor Ralph Lauren has contended with as well.
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In the last year Facebook has contended with several controversies, including charges that it helped spread false news, unwittingly facilitated Russian meddling in the 223 election and fanned political polarisation (see Briefing).
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Its executives had already contended with a backlash in 2014 for having used "God view," as "heaven" was previously known, to impress friends at parties and monitor the whereabouts of a reporter.
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Vladimir Putin has contended — with a nod to the chaos swirling in the West and to Russia's tumultuous history — that the most precious thing a leader can offer his country is stability.
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Since last fall, when revelations about disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein set off a sweeping movement around workplace misconduct, harassment, and abuses of power, the political world has contended with its own revelations.
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I hazard to say that even subcultural queers who weren't plagued by the substance abuse issues I contended with mostly viewed kids as a potential drag on their liberties, or simply an impossibility.
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This hasn't exactly been easy for many of the people who have come forward, and those who have privately contended with the constant news cycle rooted in rape and sexual harassment and assault.
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For almost three years he has contended with conservatives who have bridled at his outreach to the West, even impeaching one of his ministers, and have stymied his economic, political and cultural initiatives.
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Mr. Banks said the city also contended with the nuts and bolts of construction, pointing to the unopened Landing Road shelter, where a fire alarm control panel was put in the wrong place.
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JF: Well, he certainly has a lot of money [laughter] and-, and so it's-, it's a force to be contended with-, JF: So we do have to look at them, and work with them.
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Allison Janney opened the evening by reprising White House Press Secretary C.J. Cregg from The West Wing, who contended with a briefing room full of alt-right Breitbart bloggers, radical survivalists, and Skype reporters.
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Oil prices settled slightly higher on Friday to put up a fifth straight weekly gain for U.S. crude, as bullish comments from Russia contended with a resurgent dollar and a rising oil rig count.
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Where Mr West tussled with explosive sharks, Mr Clooney contended with a frozen Gotham, and Heath Ledger's Oscar-winning anarchic Joker "want[ed] to watch the world burn", recent enemies have been henchman-like.
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Anthony Cheung's "Assumed Roles," with the excellent violist Maiya Papach as soloist, burst with character, as the erotically aloof viola part contended with bossy interventions from an oddball ensemble including saxophone and electric guitar.
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LOS ANGELES — Late Thursday, Harvey Weinstein called top Hollywood talent agents to ask for a substantial favor: to please speak up in his defense as he contended with sexual harassment allegations stretching back decades.
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Ms. Boone Isaacs and Ms. Hudson have sometimes been at odds as they have contended with one academy crisis after another, including #OscarSoWhite and the epic envelope bungling that marred the last Oscars ceremony.
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Dennis A. Muilenburg, who was ousted as Boeing's chief executive last month as the company contended with the biggest crisis in its history, will depart with more than $60 million, the company said Friday.
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Both of them have contended with recent setbacks: In 2019 SpaceX's crew capsule exploded during a test, and the two companies have struggled to make a parachute for their capsules that works every time.
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This may be an even bigger challenge for private firms to do considering there will also be profit pressure involved, something NASA mission controllers and managers had not contended with in quite the same way.
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Mexico's economy contracted for the first time in three years during the second quarter, as the oil exporting country contended with a drop in crude prices and a slump in the value of the peso.
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They note that he has apologized, is "overwhelmed by the guilt he feels," and has in recent months contended with a series of medical problems: a stroke, a spinal infection and sepsis, a bloodstream infection.
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President Anwar el-Sadat contended with this problem in the late 1970s by ordering a moratorium on renovations or improvements to buildings in the area — the intention being to let them fall into forced dereliction.
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These psychic advantages are probably magnified by remembrances of Biden's role in a White House that coolly contended with an Ebola outbreak in the U.S. as political opponents and cable news hosts lost their minds.
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When the United States contended with the Soviet Union in the Cold War, containment hemmed in the expansion of communism until the Soviet Union's own internal weaknesses forced it to abandon its dreams of empire.
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They discuss the problems with "redemption arcs" in popular fiction and two major examples in The Witcher series, as well as pop culture characters and real-life figures who have contended with abuse in their lives.
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Provident has also contended with lost income resulting from a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) investigation into the Repayment Option Plan offered by Provident's Vanquis Bank and an investigation into Moneybarn, its car and van financing arm.
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You may have left a social circle or some sort of group or organization in the last few months—or booted someone out of one—due to the Mars retrograde we all contended with this summer.
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Adrian Dey, the newest member of the IXXI collective, has made his name through isolated songs that demonstrated his skill at spitting, but his EP Summer League reveals him as a figure to be contended with.
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And the Sanders campaign will likely point to his growing momentum reflected in national polls to suggest that he is very much still in the race and, if anything, increasingly a force to be contended with.
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His connection to the incident propelled it to national news, and Soules, amidst his intense grief, also contended with numerous false reports (including that he had been drinking the night of the accident) and public scrutiny.
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The delivery of Japan's first passenger jet in half a century has been pushed back six times as Mitsubishi Aircraft and its chief shareholder Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd have contended with a series of design missteps.
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The delivery of Japan's first passenger jet in half a century has been pushed back six times as Mitsubishi Aircraft and its chief shareholder Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd have contended with a series of design missteps.
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The Supreme Court still has not contended with the issue head-on, and federal courts of appeal are deeply divided over how much harm plaintiffs have to show to bring their privacy claims to federal court.
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Israelis have in recent decades contended with a Palestinian uprising in the occupied territories, wars against Islamist guerrillas in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon and occasional fire from Syria and an insurgency in the Egyptian Sinai.
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As CNBC previously reported, more than 40 executives have left this year as the company contended with a difficult production ramp-up for its Model 3, punctuated by high-profile antics from its eccentric CEO, Elon Musk.
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He was named prime minister four times in the 1990s as Mobutu contended with pro-democratic currents in the country, but Tshisekedi never lasted more than a few months as he repeatedly clashed with the charismatic autocrat.
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As a trans woman, I've contended with cissexism (sexism against transgender people) amplified by transmisogynoir, the oppression of trans black women, who are subject to some of the heaviest forms of discrimination and violence in our country.
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In the past year, Fox News has contended with a series of embarrassments, including the sexual-harassment scandal that led to the resignation of Roger Ailes, and a federal investigation that is reportedly related to the scandal.
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Top seed Serena Williams contended with thunder, rain delays and an inspired Kristina Mladenovic roared on by a partisan crowd but it was all in day's work for the holder as she moved ominously into the second week.
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" Suhr said he did not want to "get into it" with Gascon, whom he succeeded as chief, but he noted that "every one of these officers I've contended with were there when he was the chief of police.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia was set to start a politically charged review of its recent presidential election on Thursday, as the country contended with fresh protests and street clashes that left at least two dead and others injured.
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Having previously contended with collaborators who sought to undermine or overrule her, a common complaint among women in the male-dominated music industry, Ms. Letissier restricted creative sessions for the album to a small circle of trusted confederates.
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The world's second biggest economy grew at its slowest pace in nearly three decades last year as it contended with rising debt, cooling domestic demand and US tariffs, many of which remain in place despite a recent truce.
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In the past month, Iran announced it was facing a significant budget deficit because of American economic sanctions, it crushed nationwide demonstrations with a deadly response that has been widely criticized, and it contended with growing regional resentment.
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Conventions can indeed work wonders: In the 1992 campaign, when Bill Clinton contended with accusations of adultery and draft-dodging, his aides produced the "Man from Hope" video, which reintroduced him as a working-class kid who made good.
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In 2017 alone, Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) contended with violent local politics in Netflix's show Ozark, and Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) raged after losing her daughter to rape and murder in the award show darling Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
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THE WOLF HOUR Naomi Watts plays a shut-in author holed up in a Bronx apartment — the setting for almost the entire film — during the summer of 1977, when New York contended with a blackout and the Son of Sam.
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It's a double-edged sword that news organizations have contended with over the past few years: is it possible to explain a seemingly cryptic meme, especially one as insular and niche as this, to your readership without broadening its reach?
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More recently, Jackson has contended with a decline in AutoNation's share price, which is down 15 percent for the year, as investors have bet that the U.S. auto industry is heading for a cyclical sales slump within the next two years.
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The Republican National Committee, which contended with 17 candidates ahead of the first Republican primary debate in August 2015, used national polling to decide who participated in a prime-time debate versus an earlier one that attracted a smaller audience.
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Shares of Community Health have lost more than 85 percent of their value since June 2015 as the company has contended with a heavy debt load and mounting losses after its acquisition of rival hospital operator Health Management Associates (HMA).
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Facebook has also defended itself against claims of what GOP leadership calls "conservative censorship" and contended with the proliferation of "fake news" — stories written to look like reported stories, including by Russians intending to influence U.S. politics — on the platform.
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Well before last week's American election threw Facebook's status as a digital-era news source into the spotlight, leaders, advocacy groups and minorities worldwide have contended with an onslaught of online misinformation and abuse that has had real-world political repercussions.
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Investors also contended with a U.S. airstrike on a Syrian airfield late Thursday and, on Saturday, a U.S. official told Reuters that a U.S. Navy strike group will be moving close to the Korean peninsula as a show of force.
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The deal to avert that came together in recent days, even as the Senate remained deeply divided in debate over a repeal of the Affordable Care Act and House lawmakers contended with a failed vote over a narrower Choice bill.
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When Kourtney Lived It Up on Kid-free Vacations On a January 2018 episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kourtney contended with "mom guilt" over a trip to Egypt she planned to take with friends and boyfriend Younes Bendjima — without her kids.
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Still, for those who expect everything to return to its prior state, the ghosts of 1959 must still be contended with — not only in respect to bond yields and dividend yields, but when it comes to every facet of our financial world.
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The wealth manager overseeing just over $12 billion in client assets and some 22,000 paying investment clients re-branded late last year, Business Insider first reported, as it's contended with changing customer tastes and trailed digital-only robo-advisers in client assets.
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Wall Street also contended with mixed reports about China's expectations for the upcoming trade talks with the U.S. The South China Morning Post reported Vice Premier Liu He will not have the title of "special envoy" for the next round of talks.
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HBO has also contended with one group of hackers leaking unaired episodes of its shows after failing to negotiate a ransom to stop it, along with a second group leaking unaired episodes of "Game of Thrones" taken from the show's Indian distribution partner.
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When it comes to the truth of the harm already caused by the man they voted for -- or the Founding Father they love despite his repeated rape of a young slave girl -- it should be relegated to the background, if contended with at all.
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Switzerland's third-largest listed bank has recently contended with negative interest rates, choppy markets, and risk-averse clients, as well as lackluster growth from its Italian subsidiary Kairos, which saw outflows in the first six months related to a decline in fund performance last year.
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One of the reasons for his high emotions concerns the lengths the festival have overcome in order to get to this point – beyond the death of a headliner, they contended with lashing out from locals and a controversy with Globelamp surrounding the booking of Foxygen.
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Growth last year was already the country's weakest in nearly three decades, as China contended with rising debt and the fallout from its trade war with the US. Major banks have cut interest rates for small businesses and individuals in the worst-hit areas.
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"I think now you're going to see more companies announce moves out of the UK. They hadn't done so before because there was a bit of hope that they wouldn't leave the EU." Investors in Europe also contended with news out of the European Central Bank.
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As the bone-chilling cold swept New York City, more than 10,000 low-income residents who live in public housing contended with heat and hot water outages, forcing many to fend off the cold by turning on their ovens or trying to stay warm in bed.
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But the sad fact is that the founders of the Jewish state — diasporic in their core — never contended with the practical meaning of such concepts as "statehood" or "political sovereignty" (as did, for example, the writers of the Federalist Papers at the dawn of the United States).
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Over the summer, lawmakers contended with a bevy of businesses worried that robocall legislation would make it harder to make legitimate calls to customers — including banks, credit unions and debt collectors, as well as medical practices that make automated reminders to patients about prescriptions and doctor visits.
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We spoke in the dimly lit dining room of Vagabond—located in Miami proper, across the street from the famous Coppertone girl sign that was once set ablaze—as he and his small staff solemnly prepped for the day and contended with a surprise visit from a health inspector.
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In recent years natural disasters have become increasingly frequent in the U.S. Over the last year alone, Houston contended with one of the heaviest rain storms in U.S. history, the Florida Keys, Puerto Rico and neighboring islands were harshly affected by two back-to-back Category 21625 hurricanes.
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But in his three-and-a-half years on the job, he has also contended with a potential private competitor to high-speed rail: Hyperloop, a tube-based travel system conceptualized in 2013 by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, which would carry passengers and freight at more than 700 miles per hour.
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With two dead fathers (her supposed father, her stepfather) and one alive (her biological father), Jan has contended with the fiction of paternity — the assumption that the husband is the father of his wife's child — that some donor-conceived and adopted people confront with various degrees of sorrow, confusion or curiosity.
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In other images from the series, taken while Aguilar grieved the death of a close friend and contended with the shame of being in her own body — large, brown, prone to bouts of deep depression — she becomes part of the landscape, the soft curves of her form reflecting the surrounding rocks.
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Laquan has been remembered by family members as an affectionate, funny kid; Laquan also had contended with significant hurdles, including questions about who would take care of him, problems that landed him in alternative school and the death in 2013 of the grandmother who had, in large part, raised him.
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Strong Island, Ford's directorial debut, is about William's death, but it's also about how his family contended with both grief and feeling so devastatingly wronged — how it fell apart in the wake of this brutal reminder of who was really welcome on the path of upward mobility their suburban town seemed to offer.
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It is the story of how high-level officials, generals and presidents have contended with what Kaplan calls "the rabbit hole" of nuclear strategy, whose logic transforms efforts to avoid a nuclear war into plans to fight one, even though doing so would kill millions of people without producing a meaningful victory for anyone.
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Trump's oil obsession isn't entirely his fault: His military advisers, already spinning from having indulged his ill-informed edicts on Korean military exercises, Iranian strike plans, the Space Force, transgender service members, deployments to the Mexico border, and a military parade, now contended with a disastrous Syria withdrawal that endangered U.S. troops and fostered criminal atrocities by invading forces.
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It's onscreen where the less fun aspects of her tale — the inconvenient blips of collateral damage to victims who can't easily bounce back, like the Vanity Fair staffer who was saddled with a credit card bill amounting to more than her yearly salary, or the small businesses contracted for projects they were never paid for — can either be more fully contended with or smoothed away.
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While most of the time when we think of wellness influencers, we might think of acro-yoga couples or, on the extreme end, people like Freelee the Banana Girl, the nude vegan vlogger who lives in a South American jungle and eats exclusively fruit, there are some accounts that are actively harmful: Instagram has contended with a serious anti-vaccine conspiracy theory problem, for instance.
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Players contended with a setting sun that cast shadows across the field early in the game, white seats in the stands that made the ball hard to see, an expansive foul territory on each side but little behind home plate, and a center-field wall that is 16 feet tall but only 385 feet away from home plate — shorter than any of the 30 major league stadiums in the United States and Canada.
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But those forces contended with a long period of political reaction until the first cracks in the edifice of the "Old Corruption" came with Catholic Emancipation in 1829; the next year King George IV died (at which The Times of London bluntly said that "there never was an individual less regretted by his fellow creatures"), and two years after that the Reform Bill was passed, significant not so much for what it did in modestly extending the franchise as for what it portended.
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