Legal standards are progressively converging Despite the difficulty of the drafting task, the good news is that standards seem to be progressively converging and the CCPA is in fact building on existing recommendations.
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I think that there's going to be converging data streams.
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Far from converging, its states are getting ever more unequal.
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There are a couple factors converging to drive this trend.
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Several factors are converging to bring new plants on line.
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Clinton's impeachment was the result of two converging legal sagas.
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Normally, a converging event like this wouldn't happen until July.
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A taxi whips to converging clusters of crowds in Shibuya.
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There will be many forces converging that will tame Trump.
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Now those paths are finally converging in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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A complex of factors all converging in a perfect storm.
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Also converging in Aleppo is the region's rising sectarian split.
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Regulatory oversight of clinical trials is converging with Western norms.
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Japanese and American warships are converging near the Korean coast.
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Three trends are converging in transportation: electrification, autonomy, and sharing.
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This is not to say that Europe and America are converging.
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The price movement is bounded by the two converging trend lines.
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Now we're increasingly converging in a new, pervasive, always-open workspace.
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White demons (or angels), blurred by speed, converging on a corpse.
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All fine feline attention converging on the open doorway and beyond.
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Multiple trends are converging that will wipe out range anxiety, relatively soon.
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Even if the public and private markets are converging, clear differences remain.
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Computer science and biology are converging to make these audacious projects easier.
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Its human capital accumulation is rapidly accelerating, and converging to advanced economies.
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He is the reason this batch of anarchists began converging on Acapulco.
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In the 2010s, movies and TV, more often than not, are converging.
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Their share prices should be converging, but the spread remains unusually wide.
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When it comes to a driverless future, multiple factors are now converging.
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"There is a perfect storm of seemingly unrelated factors converging," she explains.
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Everyone is converging on the already established camps by the Turkish border.
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But crowds have been converging on a single barn near Jackson Hole.
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Why it matters: The offline and online payments worlds are increasingly converging.
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To support this reconstruction, Friedman relies on several converging lines of evidence.
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Yet in other, more intimate, ways the two continents appear to be converging.
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Environmental and economic conditions are converging to push younger shoppers to secondary markets.
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The problem is that these extra tourists are converging on the same places.
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"Their interests are converging over China and the South China Sea," he said.
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Moments later, he lies on the ground with five officers converging on him.
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One should applaud because on Europe's borders, the anti-democratic forces are converging.
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Contemporary converging interests of countries in the Middle East are not yet understood.
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The two fields come closest to converging in the cockpits of spy planes.
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Television coverage showed dozens of officers and police vehicles converging on the neighborhood.
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With distraught relatives and journalists converging on the hospital in Deerfield Beach, Fla.
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It's remarkable watching the crowd after the last race converging around the bandstand.
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At it's location, the Pacific plate is converging with the North America plate.
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But the two sides are converging nonetheless, because another force is at work.
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Right now, right now, we're converging on a point, and they understand this.
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This forensic investigation of multiple lives converging around a central disaster is brilliant.
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From Istanbul's hills you can see them placidly converging on Ambarli, Turkey's largest port.
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On criminal justice reforms, the language from left and right seems to be converging.
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Telecommunications and media have been converging for years as consumer viewing habits shift online.
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Pronunciation differences affect virtually every word, and British pronunciation is hardly converging on American.
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The future and the past are converging at the 2018 New York Auto Show.
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The interests of Russia and Israel, on the other hand, appear to be converging.
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"It's all converging, but the traditional holding companies are in a particularly difficult spot."
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Another French political scientist, the Czech-born Jacques Rupnik, has identified two converging trends.
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Manager Dave Roberts did it instead, with the entire infield converging on the mound.
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Converging plates, on the other hand, are usually the most effective at generating tsunamis.
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What we're seeing now is the incomplete successes in both of these areas converging.
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Back in town the crowds were converging for the afternoon ferry to the mainland.
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Given multiple converging trends (urbanization, shared autonomous vehicles, etc.), Brattle says that could happen.
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He knows this joke is like a funnel — all converging only to empty out again.
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What Pew finds, in other words, is that these forms of polarization are all converging.
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Resistance is at $21,2833, where the 21.8-day and 219-day moving averages are converging.
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Resistance is at $22,2637, where the 21.9-day and 219-day moving averages are converging.
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But they are worried that the converging pressure points will eventually lead to her undoing.
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Early-stage tech startups converging on the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles… um, say what?
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The companies converging at the Marijuana Business Conference & Expo have outgrown their hoodies alarmingly fast.
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On top of these three markers, moving averages are also converging just above current prices.
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Now the company sees the worlds of virtual reality and payments converging in the future.
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CNCF and Cloud Foundry are part of a larger ecosystem with complimentary and converging tech.
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They kept converging on Masters, as though to avenge the one from the night before.
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Republican delegates are converging on the lakeside city of Cleveland for the Republican National Convention.
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Meanwhile, practicing and nonpracticing evangelicals are converging at more than +50 for Trump over Clinton!
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Tree: Inheritance flows always vertically from ancestor to descendant, always branching and diverging, never converging.
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Trump's problems: Trump is dealing with a converging series of bad headlines on different topics.
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These converging air masses create counter-clockwise circulating motions that can induce whirlpool-like movement.
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Multiple crises, each a symptom and cause of the continent's deepest problems, are converging simultaneously.
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These converging factors are why the temperatures in the country have been so stunningly hot.
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And forces are now converging to heighten the tension in this seemingly unlikely pollution story.
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The converging crises could soon add further stress to the country's already beleaguered healthcare system.
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Video on social media appeared to show state troopers in tactical gear converging on the area.
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It's also worth noting that the figures for total active users and mobile users is converging.
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That's 24,000 people converging on this one spot over 213 minutes, that's more than an airport.
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Luber said it's a sign that the retail and resale sectors are converging into one market.
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And meanwhile, a half-million people were converging on the White House in a counter-inaugural.
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In other words, Trump and Sanders partisans, despite converging economic concerns, are like oil and water.
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And it sounds like you're actually converging to the Supreme Court's vision of prurience with this.
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The conception rates of the youngest and oldest mothers are now close to converging (see chart).
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I'm struck by how the critiques of Europe from the right and left wind up converging.
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It's no wonder that right and left are converging to stop illegal involvement in this war.
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Twenty-three feet high and 42 feet long, Sonora 128 is visible from five converging streets.
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Long-term interest rates are normally higher than short-term ones, but the two are converging.
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By Saturday, however, the models were converging, pointing to the area between Naples and St. Petersburg.
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Crowds converging on the set of Bronx stairs made famous by "Joker" are disrupting locals' lives.
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Now a growing number of researchers from separate fields are converging on an entirely different approach.
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We see these areas of powerful technology converging to create all these opportunities in this space.
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Prosecutors said they had "converging indications" that led them to believe the man was plotting an attack.
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Images on social media showed people fleeing from the scene and police converging on the coffee shop.
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"All the feels, converging all at once at the same damn time," Seales said of her anticipation.
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Examples of how the measured values of constants can vary dramatically before converging on their correct values.
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When Obamacare became law in 2010, America seemed to be converging with the rest of the world.
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This isn't to say that art should never be research-based or marinated in multiple, converging referents.
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Soon, massive crowds calling for change were converging on the central plazas of dozens of Chinese cities.
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It's as if our addiction to bingeable television is finally converging with another, more lethal addiction (nicotine).
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It will, after all, contain a billion eyes glancing at every point, converging into one continuous view.
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The smartwatch represents years of R&D and millions of dollars in acquisitions converging into one product.
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Two separate federal government policies are converging to make traveling difficult for travelers in the unspecified future.
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Guerrasio: And then you have that great shot from above looking down on everyone converging on Sally.
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These are the new swing states The result is a politics that is converging across different regions.
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But there is one subject around which countries, companies, consumers and, yes, even Congress is increasingly converging.
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He noted the watershed area was small, with streams converging in a tight area in the city.
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The dark clouds are converging as the president's bid for a second term takes on new urgency.
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Several factors are converging to create negative equity, said Ron Montoya, senior consumer advice editor with Edmunds.
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As world leaders gather this week for the yearly diplomatic confab, two New York institutions are converging.
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Plus, a dozen or so religious demonstrators were converging on the site with loudspeakers and "Repent" signs.
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" Liam Denning of Bloomberg Gadfly writes: "Challenges on the factory floor and the balance sheet are converging.
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In other words, over time, US onshore turbines seem to be converging on roughly that height. Why?
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"Overall, we think there is a picture emerging that is converging on the truth," Dr. Celliers said.
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Progress in converging Romania's GDP per capita levels towards that of higher rated peers has been slow.
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And their differing paths and personalities are now converging at center stage of a desperate geopolitical drama.
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"Plastic accumulates in this region because of converging currents and low sea surface wind," Lebreton explained to Gizmodo.
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And many of the same forces that destroyed Reconstruction may be converging again, some scholars and historians say.
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Like ants attacking a cookie at a picnic, they're all converging on the moderate risk area in Kansas.
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I don't think we're anywhere close to converging to something you could say, that is the American style.
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You can see the telltale lines of a broken OLED converging on the spot where the bulge is.
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With no wind to disperse it, the smoke drifts idly south-east, converging in the skies over Delhi.
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In western Germany, childlessness is rising among less educated women, who are converging with their highly educated peers.
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The next time Scott is seen, he is lying on the ground with five officers converging on him.
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Demographics, economics and public demand are all converging to make it imperative that new public policies be adopted.
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FIND A BUS Folks will be converging on D.C. from far flung places, which is a good thing!
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Production estimates were converging around 36 million tonnes, up from last year's dire crop of just 28 million.
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BNPPF's capital ratios should be converging to the parent's levels, which target a ratio of 12% by 2020.
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With two Islanders converging on Kucherov behind the net, the puck came free directly in front of Greiss.
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But they have been doing so in ways that are pulling to extremes, not converging on the center.
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But you go to a place like Comic-Con, you can see them all converging in one spot.
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The Chromatic series explores the after-effects of light passing through glass, with colors converging at different points.
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Converging values across U.S. and Chinese millennials are important, but just as crucial are differences in consumption logistics.
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And now, multiple lines of evidence are converging to suggest that the rings come with an expiration date.
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The assaults are converging on Islamic State holdouts from opposite sides of the Euphrates, which bisects the province.
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World leaders and C.E.O.s are converging in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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Just as Khashoggi is coming back to Istanbul, the teams that would eventually kill him are also converging.
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They play crew members on a fishing boat that finds itself in the middle of three converging storms.
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By midmorning Saturday, about 500 rescuers and medical workers were converging on the area, one news report said.
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"They are converging at a relatively low rate in comparison to plate boundaries around the world," he said.
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The desire and the reality are now converging in a way that otherwise would not necessarily be possible.
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"We're in an interesting time when it comes to UI, things are converging more and more," says Friedman.
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"Inevitably, the longer the rules remain stable then the more likelihood there is of performance converging," he said.
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And for 100 teens converging on Madison Square Garden May 10, that sentiment certainly was felt in the room.
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EV range, infrastructure, and sharing are converging to cover more and more of the transportation needs of ordinary people.
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"Now we're at the junction where the theoretical demand versus the reality of experiments are converging together," said Laforest.
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TECHNICALS: Copper prices face strong resistance at around $2070,925 where the 100- and 200-day moving averages are converging.
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Rival Kurdish and Arab forces are converging on the province, and its often nonchalant people say they are scared.
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Or, rather, the roles of "mom" and "dad" themselves are converging, and gender is becoming less of the point.
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"Directors agreed that monetary policy should remain accommodative until inflation is sustainably converging to the ECB's objective," it said.
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And with more than 10,000 attendees converging on Moscone North Convention Center, the networking possibilities can seem downright daunting.
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All ships are converging on the Bismarck and the C. in C. proposes to attack at 9.00 a.m. tomorrow.
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This week hordes of young Catholics are converging on Krakow in Poland to celebrate their church's World Youth Day.
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Le Maire also said that France and Germany would renew work on converging their rules for calculating corporate taxes.
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The driver, a Washington state trooper, pulled up at Columbus Circle, where climate strikers were converging for a march.
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It's the perfect setup for a shit-show—with the groups converging on the hotel from all different directions.
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Several trends are converging in a way that makes our current system of patching security vulnerabilities harder to implement.
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Despite the beliefs of those converging in Washington on Friday, more Americans currently support abortion rights than ever before.
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Certainly terms should not be dictated to by outside forces, such as white nationalists converging from around the country.
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It's a moment of generational, cultural, ideological and demographic change, and all those forces are converging in the election.
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The humans flowed uphill, converging toward the base of the Streif, amid a din of cowbells and air horns.
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Before and after independence, Americans had been converging on novel understandings of what the impeachment weapon was all about.
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World leaders and chief executives are converging in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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The converging planes of time in Dunkirk help underline how serendipitous, even providential, the battle's end result actually was.
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While the biomarkers often change before the athlete's feelings do, the body chemistry and emotional state usually wind up converging.
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Fitch notes however that overall loan growth slowed in 2015, converging to peer averages, with the exception of auto loans.
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Nearby, three giant terra cotta vessels poised roughly shoulder-high "pour" out converging streams of green bromeliads and dappled orchids.
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With most of the characters finally converging on the Seven Kingdoms, expect lots of long-awaited first meetings and reunions.
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A "falling wedge" is an elongated triangle that slopes downwards with the price rebounding lower between two converging trend lines.
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Since 2008 the share of economies converging in this way has fallen from 88% to 50% (using purchasing-power parity).
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Stephenson said content and distribution are converging, and he argued that this deal is a natural evolution of the industry.
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On Friday, a few hundred white supremacist protesters marched onto UVA campus, eventually converging on a statue of Thomas Jefferson.
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There were limited trading opportunities in the Atlantic Basin, particularly for reloads, as prices were converging with the Asian market.
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While we're a fitness brand, we're also a game and social network, two things that are converging rapidly right now.
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There's definitely something going on when the premium tablet designs from every major vendor are converging on the same idea.
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And Latinos tend to have lower unemployment rates and higher median incomes than blacks, converging more steadily toward national averages.
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This is only a bit of symbolism — the lines have been converging for a while — but it is important symbolism.
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What resulted was a semiabstract tangle of expressionist images: fires burning, hooded figures converging, a pair of lifeless legs hanging.
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Organizers and attendees have about a week to figure out what they'll now be doing instead of converging on Texas.
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We see these trends converging to make direct giving the benchmark against which the old, top-down models are evaluated.
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Fans of popular shows are converging on Facebook to talk about what they hear, and pretty much everything else too.
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"But combined two converging currents, the Mueller investigation, looking for that obstruction of justice charge, and then Alabama," he continued.
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Science and technology seem to be converging, from several directions, on the possibility of similar intelligence in non-biological systems.
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The drones split into smaller groups and explore the boundaries of the cage, before converging again and moving around as one.
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"We're close to see ROE converging on our cost of capital," Chief Financial Officer Alberto Queiroz said at the same event.
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"Tropical cyclones are very, very good at converging a whole lot of heat in one place at one time," said Kossin.
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Now that his stories of NRA meetings and the Russian government were converging oddly with current events, I snapped to attention.
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So, then why shouldn't it be a programmer's first language if the future so clearly seems to be converging on JavaScript?
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The Renault and Nissan executive committees "have never been capable of converging" technologies in a timely way, a senior manager said.
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But the tastes of Chinese travellers are, in fact, rapidly converging with international norms—nowhere more so than on cruise ships.
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Here's her account:The converging whales swam to one another without obvious speed changes or deviations in course, making occasional shallow dives.
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In spite of the dying light, evidence was converging on a specific spot beneath the originally suspected site of Perihelion cliff.
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The typhoon season is underway in the Pacific, and three major storms were converging on the 20-meter (67-foot) yacht.
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The combination of these technologies is a nascent but rapidly advancing field that many scientists refer to as converging technologies (CTs).
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"The accumulated impact of these rapidly converging and evolving stories has been to leave most Virginians stunned and embarrassed," they wrote.
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Near the heaviest rain bands, onshore winds from the southeast were converging with winds from the north, accentuating the rainfall rates.
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When that happens, the two waves of light don't wind up converging at equal lengths, so they don't neutralize each other.
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The point being: the lines are not clear, and now with converging business interests they are set to blur even further.
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We all understand that just as Amazon is buying Austin's homegrown grocer Whole Foods, all facets of the economy are converging.
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Julian Zelizer: Trump's alleged Teflon isn't quite so durable The legal and the political stories about the Trump presidency are converging.
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Several dozen protesters were also converging on the court, and witnesses said the police were trying to chase away the crowd.
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The reuniting of this large body of work feels like several streams converging into a river and spilling over its banks.
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It is possible that less-responsible actors were also converging on this flaw and may have already succeeded in exploiting it.
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The country appears to be converging on a democratic-authoritarian hybrid, formally known as illiberal democracy, which often resembles mob rule.
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At a corner of Main Road in downtown Southold, the North Fork of old is converging with all that is new.
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And if we are on top of everything an athlete does, we see the blemishes, real life converging with real time.
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And they have cast their votes for at least two fundamental values that many suddenly see as converging -- change and security.
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Rather, it&aposs frequently the result of multiple stressors and health issues converging, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
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Images of converging rail lines and the cynical gateway — "Arbeit Macht Frei" — Work Sets You Free — stand as archetypes of genocide.
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And America is at a point when the status quo social order is changing rapidly; when several social changes are converging.
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For months, people from across the country have been converging in North Dakota to protest a massive oil pipeline project under construction.
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The lines converging to reveal depths of space are initially confusing and distracting from the pastoral scene, until their function becomes obvious.
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But it's also a reflection of the change as a signal moment in the converging worlds of business, media, culture and politics.
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And in both surveys, those voters otherwise disenchanted with Trump's performance are converging around the extreme step of removing him from office.
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The plotlines are converging, the knot will unravel, the scales will fall from our eyes, the season finale will finally reveal itself.
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Fires are a natural part of many western ecosystems, but the unusually devastating blazes arose from a number of converging human factors.
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Angola's liquefaction facility is due to return from maintenance this month, with two vessels — the Lobito and Soyo — converging on the site.
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What the future may hold "These kinds of converging technologies are raising questions that aren't limited to the scientific community," Funk said.
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Meanwhile, two other plotlines are converging in a way that makes it clear this show isn't shying away from its roots, either.
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That is less likely in the five-day game, where the primary bowling metrics for the two groups have merely been converging.
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But the overarching point is that soft costs can be brought down much further just by everyone converging on current best practices.
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"We are lucky that we're entering an age where automation, electrification, and information technology are converging in the transportation sector," Samaras says.
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And one time, it was just crazy, I saw this scene of police converging on the housing project, just so many cars.
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Shriram Ramanathan, a senior analyst at Lux Research, said he worries all of these factors are converging in ways we can't predict.
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Large historical forces are converging to create unprecedented turmoil and opportunity in what had long been one of the most hidebound industries.
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Now, with Communism vanquished and the major powers converging on a single political and economic model, Hegel's prediction had finally been fulfilled.
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Our day-long intensive event highlights the top leaders and the most innovative startups in these two converging and rapidly evolving fields.
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Abiteboul said that was unlikely to be the key factor in making up Ricciardo's mind, however, because power unit performance was converging.
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Two storylines are converging that could bring headwinds for the growth of U.S. electric vehicles: EPA's regulatory rollbacks and Tesla's rough patch.
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Schools in Dodge City, Kansas, where education funding has dropped significantly since 2009, are experiencing the effects of these converging trends firsthand.
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"I believe that the future of work and the future of education are converging," Coursera's CEO Jeff Maggioncalda said in an interview.
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For Chinese and American millennials — digital natives raised on the internet — cultural currents, and more importantly consumer values, are converging across continents.
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Search-and-rescue teams were converging on the area, he added, and mayors were verifying the conditions of residents in smaller hamlets.
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Imagine a team of superheroes converging on a desert island, except they all speak different languages and have to learn to communicate.
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Mr. Treacy said he did not immediately recognize the sounds as gunfire, but then he saw police officers converging on the park.
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The structure's two long converging walls would funnel stampedes of gazelles into the body of the kite, where they would be slaughtered.
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Such an undertaking not only would benefit Africa, but would put a much-needed item of converging interest on the transatlantic agenda.
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As the seemingly unstoppable Amazon juggernaut rolls on, there's no doubt that media and telecommunications markets are converging and undergoing radical transformation.
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The accompanying chart from a 21970 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report shows mortality rates for whites and blacks steadily converging.
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The crowd is a mix of creative types and tourists, all converging at the handful of tables scattered around a grassy courtyard.
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Thunderstorms off the west coast of Africa move out over warm ocean water, where they run smack dab into converging equatorial winds.
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So, does that mean we have to buy a wireless carrier or we can invest our own capital in converging our network?
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The dangerous, dirty air is arising from a mix of weather conditions, urban emissions, and rural smoke converging over India's capital region.
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As the final moments of the season crescendo, Alan(s) and Nadia(s) walk down the street, finally converging at a tunnel.
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The regulators are operating in a unique moment when antitrust scrutiny of Big Tech is converging from many parts of the government.
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But they aren't just held back by a desire to not slide into war — they also have converging interests in defeating ISIS.
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An armada of at least 50 towboats, each pushing multiple barges, was already converging on St. Louis harbor, a barge broker said.
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The big picture: Monday's announcement is another sign of two big and converging trends in transportation — the rise of shared-mobility and EVs.
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As the numbers swelled, the original route was rendered useless, with blocks full of people with no cellphone service converging in every direction.
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Yield curves have turned flatter, meaning short- and long-term bond yields are converging, which could signal a recession is on the horizon.
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But the crowds start converging on the encampment in the afternoon, where singers mount impromptu stages or watch soccer matches on mobile trucks.
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They're converging, they're walking right by—all the hats, the signs, people are smiling... You know, you get a lump in your throat.
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This week alone about 8,000 developers are converging on Seattle for KubeCon/CloudNativeCon, the organization's biggest event yet, to talk all things containers.
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Analysts expected that spread and Portuguese yields to fall further, converging with Italy's, as investors anticipate a move into investment grade bond indexes.
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The convergence of all these technologies — cloud, social, mobile, data science, IoT — converging together creates unprecedented opportunities to innovate in an unprecedented way.
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YouTube star and film critic Jeremy Jahns does not think that converging these cinematic storylines in an organic storytelling way would be easy.
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Converging Lines: Eva Hesse and Sol LeWitt continues at the Cleveland Museum of Art (11150 East Boulevard, University Circle, Cleveland) through July 31.
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And there's no interchanging iPad peripherals with MacBook Pro ones, even as the two devices continue along a path toward converging into one.
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The apparent boycott stems from the network's anger over activists converging at the home of Fox News host Tucker Carlson, according to Mediate.
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While their adjusted prices should be converging — if you assume the merger will be completed without significant impediments — the spread remains unusually wide.
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Declining newspaper revenues, unpredictable politics, and underlying questions about the future of the French media are all seemingly converging during April's pivotal election.
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In this age of unprecedented converging crises of our economy, ecology, peace and democracy, we cannot wait to build the America we deserve.
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But the real problem is that all three trends are converging, and they jointly represent an existential threat to today's dominant car companies.
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We've got: Furthermore, and potentially even more important, pundits in the media are converging on the narrative that Clinton won and Trump lost.
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Iraqi forces are now converging on the narrow streets of the old city in west Mosul, where more than 100,000 civilians are stuck.
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When that happens, the two waves of light don&apost wind up converging at equal lengths, so they don&apost neutralize each other.
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"I think all of those are converging, which is what&aposs going to push this to the top of the agenda," Ryan said.
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All of these things are converging in a swirling storm for House Republicans — not a traditional, predictable wave, but more like a tornado.
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"The expertise and the scientific equipment are coming from the whole world, converging on this one painting, this one masterpiece," Ms. Vandivere said.
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The program's expansion has been fueled by high-profile media attention, drawn in part from the wow factor of two seemingly disparate communities converging.
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It's hard to think of a time when so many different forces are converging on the world energy industry from so many different directions.
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This assumes a primary balance averaging 0.5% of GDP, real GDP growth converging towards 2%, and a gradual recovery in inflation and interest rates.
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"Headlines will say that the two are converging, but will miss the underlying shift to demographically-tailored products," he said in a Twitter post.
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But some analysts argue that these groups' relationship with Iran is best described as one of converging interests rather than an outright proxy force.
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The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia have increased their levels of GDP per head dramatically, and are converging with their mighty neighbour Germany.
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Betting markets are more bullish on the Republicans' chances, with punters on Betfair converging on a 255.5% chance on the evening of November 267th.
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For now, mainstream French opinion is converging on a compromise between practical solutions on one hand and the French Academy's traditionalism on the other.
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An unlikely alliance of troops is converging on the rugged plains of Nineveh, and the first salvos could come as early as next week.
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The converging trends of robotics, self-driving cars, and e-commerce are leading to an explosion of interest in the last-mile delivery challenge.
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You are immersed in a floating, ever shifting landscape which also seems celestial; depending on your sightline, multiple elements are constantly converging and interacting.
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On Monday, day-ahead wholesale gas prices were 37.80 pence per therm, with six LNG tankers converging on Britain's three import terminals this week.
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Overall, several of these NoSQL vendors are growing independently of one another — quite quickly in some cases — rather than converging into one giant system.
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Opportunity for minorities and whites is converging, but "there's still a gap that doesn't look like it's going away any time soon," Emmons said.
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A protest attended by a surprisingly large number of people culminated with demonstrators converging on the streets and grounds of Hong Kong's Legislative Council.
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The risks are heightened because these once-separate systems are increasingly converging to produce an even more complex and poorly understood system-of-systems.
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Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory said they were "converging on the truth" in an experiment to understand hydrogen in its liquid metallic state.
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Because the U.S. economy is converging with the rest of the world, but that's not going to be so good for the U.S. economy.
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The people converging on the Plaza del Zócalo from all over the country weren't the only ones who sensed opportunity in the new administration.
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Distribution is king and we're looking at everything converging at, or near, zero levels, so the fee is increasingly meaningless and distribution more important.
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Converging on Marion were thousands of believers and skeptics alike, united in their celebration of a cryptozoological mystery that has fascinated people for decades.
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And while for now the Bannon-Burke conflation is a bit silly, it is possible to imagine the religious and the political eventually converging.
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Here's what you need to know: • World leaders are converging in Europe for the G-20 summit meeting in Hamburg, Germany, that starts Friday.
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The reason for this was simple: Parallax, the angle of sightlines converging on an object, is how the brain calculates the size of things.
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This may seem obvious and almost banal, but to a minimalist like me who favors converging things as much as possible, this convenience is worthwhile.
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"There's a couple of technologies that are maturing and converging" to make small, affordable airplanes feasible, says Brian German, an aerospace researcher at Georgia Tech.
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After three straight quarters of 6.7% annual growth, economists are converging around—you guessed it—6.7% in their forecasts for the final quarter of 2016.
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There's been a lot of talk in the last year about the different form factors of devices (laptops, tablets, and smartphones) gradually converging over time.
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Retail, look, casinos ... Again, when you think about where strengthening security and customer experience are converging: Hospitality, hotels and casinos... KS: Checking into hotels, yeah.
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BUT FOR OUR STOCK, WHICH SORT OF CONVERGING ON BOOK VALUE, HAVING HAD IN THE LAST QUARTER DOUBLE DIGIT GROWTH, THAT WAS A GOOD SIGN.
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She argues that jobs have grown more slowly in recent upswings because women's participation in the labour force is no longer converging quickly with men's.
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The group expects that the additional cost of larger TLAC-eligible debt issuance needs will be offset by Popular's cost of funding converging with Santander's.
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As we speak, three key factors are converging to create a new, more robust digital ecosystem in India, permanently changing the way we do business.
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With encyclopedic rigor—and commendable patience—she attempted to introduce me to the discipline: its converging histories and sub-fandoms, its vicissitudes and interior controversies.
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Now the Democrats are converging in Philadelphia for their own party, with everyone from Bill Clinton to President Obama to Elizabeth Warren scheduled to speak.
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Through Nora and Kevin, we saw two converging tracts in the aftermath, two stories of people ill-equipped to survive, but who did it anyway.
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As a Cuban-American living in the immigrant-rich city of Miami, I see the beauty of the diverse cultures converging in this country firsthand.
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Search and rescue teams were converging on the stricken area, in the center of the country, where many buildings were damaged and thousands were homeless.
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A forceful remedy is being proposed this spring by narrower groups of activists and ideologues, also called gilets jaunes, who are converging on the cities.
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The progress in artificial intelligence has become a flash point for converging fears that we feel about the smart machines that are increasingly surrounding us.
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The piano roll-like progressions of minor synth tones color the mood throughout, all converging to form a spooky and satisfying metronome for Mike's words.
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Reports earlier this week suggested a major ground force of up to 3,000 Iranian-backed fighters was converging on Aleppo in preparation for this assault.
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The National Mediation Board, where Republicans hold a majority, appears to appreciate the high stakes for management and labor that may be converging at airports.
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Three big trends are converging and feeding off one another: battery-powered cars, autonomous driving and connectivity — the integration of cars into digital traffic networks.
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At Los Angeles International Airport, he joined the swarms of people converging in the passport-control area after landing from all corners of the globe.
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But several converging lines of evidence indicate that this gum-chewing woman actually was a hunter-gatherer, thousands of years after the invention of agriculture.
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TECHNICALS: Strong support for copper prices at around $21.0,21 where the 2903- and 20.4-day moving averages are converging and trendline resistance sits at $8903,2825.
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The accident does not help Brazil's repeated insistence that it can guarantee the safety of the visiting athletes, dignitaries, and tourists already converging on Rio.
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"Russia was converging with Italy, industrializing as fast as Japan, and overtaking Spain in the first half of the 20th century," he wrote in a note.
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In the past, a Sicilian boy would have grown up eating very different foods from his counterpart in the US, but now their diets are converging.
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The Spooky 43 crew could see the entire village, drawn by the noise, converging on the alley, like an anthill stirred up by a child's stick.
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This fusion of an auto giant, an internet giant, and a UAV giant shows how all these technologies are converging—in a fast, very big way.
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Like any good multi-perspective thriller, it jumps back and forth between different characters, all of whom are on separate paths converging towards the same place.
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"We are in a historic moment where [trends] in media and marketing are converging," while the esports sector itself is in its "formative years," he added.
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The new trading hours are also aimed at converging the onshore and offshore rates, but that's unlikely to happen with Beijing's current restrictions on the former.
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Neither is inherently better or more important than the other—Wayne the experimentalist wouldn't exist without Wayne the prolific spitter—and increasingly the two are converging.
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Reuters reported last week that policymakers are broadly in agreement about extending asset purchases at a lower volume, with views converging on a nine-month extension.
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" The Subjective Catalog of Columns is part of the Converging Lines show at Chicago's Volume Gallery, the perfect home for an "investigation of architecture and culture.
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" For the tech geeks, read about "telepresence robots," and if you think avatar is a movie, learn that it is "the best of converging exponential technologies.
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NXD is gradually converging towards the 'BBB' peers' median of -1% of GDP in 2017, although measures of external liquidity remain substantially weaker than the median.
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They've decided that their efforts, which include organizing school walkouts, converging on the Florida Capitol and staging March For Our Lives events, deserve a wider audience.
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All those relatives you see once or twice a year, suddenly converging around a single table to hash out family updates and "what's new with you"?
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The effort brought in activists from around the country, all converging on the college town to protest the removal of a statue of a Confederate general.
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While all the other Republicans were converging around the policy positions of Paul Ryan, Trump identified a section of potential GOP voters who were being overlooked.
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In "Converging Territories #30," currently on view, Essaydi inscribed it on her models' clothing, bodies and surroundings with henna, a decorative dye traditionally applied by women.
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Faith and reason, Athens and Jerusalem, the aesthetic and the ascetic, the mystical and the philosophical — even the crucifix itself, two infinite lines converging and combining.
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The year 22 saw something of a revolution for Nintendo's accidental fighting game masterpiece, with two huge events converging to elevate the community beyond all expectation.
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Now, all sides are converging on a smaller piece of territory, resulting in competing forces increasingly turning on one another, in addition to the common enemy.
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"Those things converging have helped the school system gradually get better; it has nothing to do with the State of New Jersey's policies," Mr. Fulop said.
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We are-- we just-- announced an investment with SABIC, our partner in the Kingdom, to-- for 400,000 barrels of-- crude to chemical at 45% converging capacity.
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But for all the turmoil and torment, that establishment is in fact converging around a stronger consensus than any it has held since the Cold War.
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The monetary authority said it would remain attentive to variances from its base case scenario of inflation converging at 3 percent over a two-year time horizon.
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Hence many technologists and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are converging on ideas like universal basic income as a way to mitigate the adverse effects of technological innovation.
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Irish growth, budget deficit and borrowing figures all look better than those of France, whose economy continues to struggle, and the two countries' yields are converging. reut.
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So when the model turned food queen and Cravings cookbook author hit us with a burger hack last week, we nearly lost it over the converging trifecta.
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It's hard to tell at this point if it will release, but the rumors seem to be converging on key details, so we may hear more soon.
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It's frenzied and chaotic as plotlines are converging, and everything begins to feel a bit like a madcap farce that would be depressing if it weren't comical.
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It's sort of like sitting in the middle of a set of parallel stripes converging far away—distances look differently depending on which stripe you look at.
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For her new "play, thing," she extends her passion for repetitive movement and simple props with more dancers — six in total — who execute three independent, converging duets.
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The danger in both sides' cyber-deterrence, however, lies not so much in their converging will and capacity as much as it is rooted in mutual misunderstanding.
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"As we approach the summits, conceptions of denuclearization seem to be diverging rather than converging," said Adam Mount, a senior fellow at the Federation of American Scientists.
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" As columnist Larry Stone wrote in the Seattle Times, "the NFL has major issues that seem to be converging at once to form a cesspool of negativity.
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But just as it seemed that the burdens of living here were converging, Mr. Sabir's phone buzzed with a reminder of why it was all worth it.
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The spa is a potent metaphor for the converging social currents and generational tensions in a culture for whom material success trumps any hopes of self-fulfillment.
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DNA sequencing and data processing are converging in such a way that you can relatively quickly and inexpensively determine an enormous amount of information about a microbe.
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He sends two more stewards crashing into each other, before charging through a converging mass of security guards and deftly eluding the grasp of an overweight policeman.
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It's a world reborn, populated by anthropomorphic animals, a hodgepodge of races and lifestyles, covering over the old like white blood cells converging on an open wound.
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Demonstrators began converging on the square around 11:45 AM for the rally, the location of which had been kept secret—barring an RSVP—for security concerns.
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For entrepreneurs and investors looking to jump into high-growth markets, one needs both an eye on both the global e-commerce lab and converging millennial values.
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While there are many technologies converging to disrupt transportation, it's become clearer today that three trends in particular will create a powerful, positive feedback loop of innovation.
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It provides what Elizabeth Dunn, a coauthor of the study and a leading researcher on money and happiness at the University of British Columbia, calls converging evidence.
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The ball eluded two Ravens defenders and another converging on Tyreek Hill before nestling in his arms at the far hash mark, by Baltimore's 28-yard line.
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The modern connotations of "theory" are a legacy of the industrialization and professionalism of science, with theory and practice converging in larger labs, bolder experiments, better tools.
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They must first ensure that American-backed fighters do not collide with converging Syrian government forces backed by Russia and Iran and Shiite militias supported by Tehran.
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As detailed in A.T. Kearney's new report, America is at the center of a confluence of technologies that are converging to transform our approach to human medicine.
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Two cosmetics retail giants, Sephora and Ulta Beauty, started very differently, but as the consumer demand for makeup increases, the strategies of these two retailers are converging.
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Upon glimpsing the converging strokes of blue, green, and yellow splashed across the canvas, one can only conclude that it is Rico who is the good boy.
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But the argument they're actually converging around — in part because it is the argument Trump himself makes — is that there was nothing improper in what Trump did.
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There is a hypnotic ring shout, too, as the cast moves in concentric circles until converging in the center with raised arms and repeating the pattern again.
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I mean, in the same decade you've got Terminator, you've got Blade Runner, you've got Ghostbusters, E.T., all these really great films, just converging at this one point.
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Three seemingly unrelated news stories about data theft, cybersecurity and sanctions, are converging as one big-picture issue related to President Donald Trump's ongoing trade negotiations with China.
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French President Emmanuel Macron Many in the movement are converging to demand legislation be changed through a popular referendum, which is known in French by the acronym RIC.
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In any case, visitors converging on the Vatican today are unlikely to be given a free pass as easily as the fee-paying transgressors of the Middle Ages.
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Why it matters: Because it's the latest example of the rapidly converging e-commerce and physical retail worlds, following last Friday's Amazon/Whole Foods and Walmart/Bonobos deals.
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The economy is expected to recover from 2019 to 2021 with growth in the 3.0% to 3.5% range, converging toward Colombia's potential growth rate of 3.5%, Moody's said.
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Accenture recently identified five emerging forces that are converging to shape the "people first" healthcare landscape: intelligent automation, liquid workforce, the platform economy, predictable disruption and digital trust.
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However, he did note that change is happening quickly, thanks to three converging trends that we've discussed at length before: electric cars, self-driving vehicles, and ride-sharing.
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Fitch forecasts GDP growth of 2.6% in 2016 and 2.3% in 2017, converging to a medium-term potential of 1.5% as the current economic slack is steadily absorbed.
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These record overdose deaths are just the most visible signal of what is a converging public health crisis of drug abuse on a scale we have never experienced.
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The Citi strategists said drivers for the dollar are the fact that global growth is now converging in the U.S., Europe, Japan and emerging markets, instead of diverging.
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The elements of the convoy are going to be dispersed, and you will have a 'flash mob' of a dozen vehicles converging simultaneously at a pre-arranged location.
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With cultural influences from all over the world converging in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, those communities are now reflected in the fundamental fabric of British life.
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And, today, they pass tax cuts, which analysis shows will expand deficits, increase the public debt and add demand just as the economy is converging on full employment.
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And, with so many crises converging upon us simultaneously, it is easy for us to become overwhelmed or depressed — or to even throw up our hands in resignation.
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Philippe said he wanted a vote in parliament before next summer on the reform, which envisages converging France's more than 40 different pension systems into a single model.
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"I think it's all converging to a point where people are collectively holding their breath and we will see what is the next shoe to drop," Whitehouse said.
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"Increasingly, the most lucrative jobs and most talented, wealthy people are converging in 'superstar cities' that are knowledge and technology hubs," Apartment List notes in a recent report.
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The pace of AI-driven innovation, the ubiquity of new tech applications, and the dominance of big tech companies are converging to change the employment landscape for good.
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If you believe with him that the sciences are converging, by which he usually means reduction to physics and sometimes unification under unstated principles, you might not care.
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But technicians do see a group of positive trends converging, even though September is usually the worst time for stocks and October has not always been much better.
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Officials say France and Europe are vulnerable because of converging crises: immigration, terrorism, structural economic inequities, the Brexit vote in Britain last year, the rise of populism and extremism.
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The book spans two continents, nearly a century, two converging story lines — each dangling digressions like an overtrimmed Christmas tree — and runs to around 900 pages of dense prose.
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But he said the Balkan country needed to grow at a much higher pace to start converging with the standards of the European Union, which it aspires to join.
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Because of these many converging factors, r/Mr_Trump has become a haven for users fleeing the quarantined r/European and for those fleeing the alleged censorship of r/The_Donald.
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But aircraft tend to pass through waypoints as they leave and approach a continent, which explains why many follow similar paths, converging and diverging either side of the ocean.
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Some have speculated that Project Scorpio will be a Windows 10 gaming PC built specifically for the living room, converging PC and console gaming with today's grander media landscape.
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These multiple wars are converging along the Red Sea coast at the port city of Hudaydeh, placing at grave risk the future and viability of Yemen and its people.
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Various forces in Syria, including the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and the Russian-backed Syrian government, are converging in the Middle Euphrates River Valley to clear ISIS there.
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"The underlying problem is that the chances of Italy converging toward the eurozone are nil, no matter who is in government," the British-based Eurointelligence wrote in a note.
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Since then he has pioneered the convergence thesis that views blockchain as foundational to Deep Tech like AI, AR / VR, IoT and 3D printing scaling securely and eventually converging.
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"The central bank and markets appear to be converging, but this will depend on whether pension reform is approved," said Julio Hegedus Netto, chief economist at Lopes Filho & Associados.
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In Paris, several processions crossed the capital, with one descending the famous Champs-Elysees avenue that has been the scene of protests every weekend, before converging in Bastille square.
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The original "Kiss Me, Kate" ended with its backstage plot converging nicely with "Shrew": Lilli submits to Fred just as Kate offers to place her hand under Petruchio's foot.
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The battlefield between Trump and Putin on one hand, and Mueller on the other, is converging with the midterm elections because of the delay and defame strategy of Trump.
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November's small rise in core retail sales could prompt economists to lower their GDP growth estimates for the fourth quarter, which are currently converging around a rate of 1.8%.
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For my dad, the real art was in some sense simply persuading people to try, just for a moment, to see that world as he did — two views converging.
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The other thing that we're seeing, too, is there's a converging of ... Before, the social media worked differently than the communications team, which worked differently than the marketing team.
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"There's a couple of technologies that are maturing and converging" to make small, affordable airplanes feasible, said Brian German, an aerospace researcher at Georgia Tech, in a December interview.
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He cited three U.S. aircraft carrier strike groups that are converging on the Western Pacific for exercises as well as a nuclear submarine he said was also in position.
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The video shows four officers converging on a man standing on a street, then pulling him to the ground, with three officers holding his limbs and one straddling his back.
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With all the right factors converging, it is likely a euro-denominated bond issue could be sold by a Gulf sovereign within the next 12 to 18 months, he said.
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Satellite photographs show a dark brown tide closing over the region's waterways, converging on the Albemarle-Pamlico Sound and feeding itself out to sea in a long, well-defined channel.
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Speaking to The Verge, Matsuda says he was inspired by a number of converging trends, including the rise of algorithms, the automation of work, and, particularly, the cult of productivity.
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Far from China converging with international laws, Western officials see the country seeking to be subject only to weak and vague rules over which it maintains strong powers of interpretation.
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"I have not felt an environment of positive optimism, where forces are converging to provide for better environment in quite a while," Longhi was quoted as saying in the interview.
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What started as very different business models — app-enabled taxi services and vehicle production — are now converging, also joined by traditional players like General Motors and upstarts like Alphabet's Waymo.
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He believed that the passions should be set free: the ideal workforce would be intensely attracted both to their jobs and to one another, converging in an orgy of productivity.
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The 6-foot "thing" -- with eight metal poles converging from a circular base -- was removed from the East Beach shore Thursday by a construction crew in the town of Westerly.
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Twenty-six women enact this litany loosely modeled on the "Litany for Survival" by Audre Lorde, individual bodies acting in unison, converging on the New Museum to say her name.
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"People will seek to clarify the converging testimonies, especially on the more technical aspects where he (Zuckerberg) was obscuring and giving evasive answers," Paul-Olivier Dehaye, co-founder of PersonalData.
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Aus has since developed into more of a house and techno label, and when that started to happen I decided to stop doing Simple—the labels were converging in sound.
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And now, with both the NFL's opening Sunday and 9/11 converging on the same day, it has become a particularly poignant moment for the symbol of the American flag.
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I would argue that Mr Bullard is wrong; it is not the case that the Fed is choosing low rates and inflation expectations are therefore converging toward a low level.
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As Justice Elena Kagan's dissent explained, lower courts had been converging on a standard for judging when some redistricting plans were such extreme outliers that they should be declared unconstitutional.
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Some 200 police officers wearing bulletproof vests and helmets responded to several calls of shot fired, converging on the campus with rifles drawn, fearing the shooter might still be active.
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Forest rangers are closing in, with teams of sharpshooters, veterinarians and specially trained elephants converging on the area in the eastern part of Maharashtra state where she has been hunting.
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With rivers converging in the inland town near Myrtle Beach -- and news reports indicating conditions could get worse -- the Hurricane Cowboy and his team wanted to focus their efforts there.
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Pro-Assad forces and U.S.-backed forces have been converging in the Middle Euphrates River Valley, seeking the last remaining pockets of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters.
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The November event became one of the first to address the converging worlds of technology and automaking and to offer public forums for the discussion of knotty issues facing transportation.
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The five cultists who carried bags of sarin onto the trains targeted three subway lines converging at Kasumigaseki, Japan&aposs government and political center similar equivalent to Washington&aposs Capitol Hill.
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" For Legere, the future will be about market players converging (see the possible AT&T-Time Warner merger), but T-Mobile will keep on providing a "monthly subscription to the internet.
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And here's another, less-talked about statistic: The share of the employed black population is converging closer to whites than it's been since the government began tracking the metric in 1972.
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Stocks are still above the five-year average, but converging towards it, and the five-year average is likely to prove too low given the prodigious growth in consumption since 2012.
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I was overwhelmed and helpless, but watching the people of Minneapolis converging into a spontaneous mass celebration triggered the instinct to create something, anything, out of this fucked up, wild energy.
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Incidence rates are converging Another significant finding: Although black women have had lower rates of breast cancer compared with white women since 1975, the rates have recently converged, becoming nearly equal.
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The government plans to reduce the deficit by 0.5%-of-GDP per year in 05263 and 2018, gradually converging to the 1% of GDP deficit limit permitted by the fiscal rule.
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That the film just broke Chinese box-office records for its opening weekend could lead outsiders to assume that the American and Chinese film markets—the world's two largest—are converging.
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Wade attempts to split the converging Memphis defenders but the ball bounces off Gasol's leg, and a poor, desperate, elderly Wade, collapses to the floor and dives for it in vain.
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Battle lines converging: As the lines between media, tech and telecom companies blur, Internet providers and the web companies that use their pipes have a rare alliance in opposing the bill.
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The fruit of those two converging streams of research—and, yes, botanically speaking, tomato is a fruit—was a race among scientists to see if the new technique worked in plants.
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Debt could surpass 30% by 2019, still well below the 'A' median of around 50%, but converging with the 'A' median as a share of revenues given a narrower revenue base.
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Positive and Negative Rating Outlooks are converging, as Positive Rating Outlooks increased in the second quarter 2016 to 114, compared to 10 during the same time last year, the report said.
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But now the two are converging, as the North races to develop a weapon small, light and durable enough to be launched into space and survive re-entry into the atmosphere.
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"We currently see inflation converging towards our aim over the medium term, and we are more confident than in the past this convergence will come to pass," Draghi told a conference.
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Pro-regime forces and U.S.-backed forces have been converging in the Middle Euphrates River Valley, where the last remaining pockets of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters are.
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An immense rainbow-hued crowd, the tributary of multiple suburban train lines converging in the underground transit center-cum shopping mall beneath La Canopée, poured under it on a recent afternoon.
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And now, as the one-year anniversary of the movement approaches, nearly every one of #MeToo's major themes is converging in the sexual assault accusations facing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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More than a dozen business schools and some of Wall Street's biggest firms are converging for the next two days at Duke University to discuss the business effects of climate change.
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The attack Thursday came against the backdrop of a broader geopolitical contest, as a fractious array of forces are converging on southeast Syria in the latest phase of the multisided war.
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After two months of protests against a government widely viewed as corrupt and beholden to outside powers, Iraqis young and old have been converging on the makeshift museum to pay respects.
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Those updates may provide some breathing room for a market that was quickly converging with consensus expectations, but they likely won't make analysts as bullish as they were a year ago.
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"We currently see inflation converging toward our aim over the medium term, and we are more confident than in the past this convergence will come to pass," Draghi told a conference.
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Pro-Assad forces and U.S.-backed forces have been converging in the Middle Euphrates River Valley, where the last remaining pockets of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters lay.
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Here, the converging plot shows us just how much stuff — failure and redemption, delusion and emergency — gets funneled into a life, and how little control we have over any of it.
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There are several lines of evidence converging on the idea that America is becoming a more hostile place for immigrants and outsiders — that Richeson and Craig's prediction is becoming broadly true.
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Public whip counts are converging on a similar number of professed noes: The Huffington Post has 20, the Hill 22, the New York Times and CNN 21 as of this writing.
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Five people with direct knowledge of the discussion told Reuters last week that ECB policymakers broadly agreed on extending purchases at a lower volume, with views converging on a nine-month extension.
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Having latched onto a flick from Jon Walters, he flicked the ball over two converging defenders before waiting for it to drop and volleying it low into the back of the net.
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It concluded that the combination of sea and mountain-valley breezes converging over the warm water of Lake Maracaibo lead to the development of nocturnal thunderstorms on average 297 days per year.
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The agency said that the quake occurred where the Pacific plate is converging with the North America plate, and was caused by "strike slip faulting," where layers of rock are displaced horizontally.
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As the two sides appeared to be converging on a deal, with the Renault board meeting on Tuesday, President Emmanuel Macron's government upped its demands, two people close to the negotiations said.
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Krickovich wrote in the report that he saw the big crowd of 200-plus students "converging on the two of us," so he jumped on the boy with the red tank top.
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The dynamic inspired by President-elect Donald Trump and the aftermath of the U.K.'s vote to quit the European Union appear to be converging, which may be good news for investors.
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JORDAN RIVER, West Bank (Reuters) - Thousands of Israeli and Palestinian women trekked through a biblical desert landscape on Sunday, converging on the shores of the Jordan River in a march for peace.
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It was these two elements that would end up converging in years to come, when Rina would make her own music, each tied together with the artistic cues of the internet generation.
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Trump has often embraced moments of converging threats and challenges to stoke an atmosphere of chaos in Washington that bolsters his standing with his political base and puts his opponents off balance.
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As technology plays an increasingly larger role in our economy, two important trends are converging: The nation is becoming more diverse, while our needs for a skilled computing workforce continue to grow.
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The color palette reimagined the traditional political aesthetic of red, white and blue as a single bold red, cream in place of white, and two shades of blue, converging in the middle.
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AL-STX-SGH ALUMINIUM TECHNICALS: Support comes in around the 100-day moving average at $2753,070 and strong resistance at $2,135, where the 2190-day and 20.8-day moving averages are converging.
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The Iraqi chief of staff said the Iraqis' advance gave them and their American-led coalition allies a forward operating position to monitor any remaining Islamic State fighters fleeing the converging armies.
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Representatives from 13 states and Washington, D.C., are converging in Washington for a meeting about a possible antitrust lawsuit against top tech companies over alleged bias against conservatives, according to BuzzFeed News.
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For instance, he said, the Arapaho Plains Indians, who saw the celestial bodies as siblings, a brother sun and a sister moon, were alarmed to see that the two were suddenly converging.
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The convoluted array of forces converging upon the Middle East also mean it&aposs a region in which an attack on one group can at times serve to the advantage of another.
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The report forecast inflation would remain above its 4 percent target limit for most of 2017, before trending down by year-end and converging close to 3 percent by the end of 2018.
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"The implementation of courageous structural reforms will contribute to Colombia converging toward the standard of living of other countries in the OECD, materializing its potential and achieving a more inclusive economy," he said.
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Some party elites have been very clear about whom they don't want to be the nominee, but that's not the same as converging on a candidate, particularly when the field is so crowded.
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There are numerous reasons why travelers are opting to hit the road for the holiday, according to Robert Sinclair, media manager for AAA Northeast, converging to form the perfect storm of crowded roads.
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And as the Trump era has moved toward its Kavanaugh crescendo, the Catholic drama has also escalated, with the church's doctrinal conflict and its sex abuse scandal converging in a single destabilizing crisis.
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He's optimistic, he said, because the scientific community is finally converging on a consensus about what the root causes of aging are (damage to mitochondria and epigenetic changes are a couple of examples).
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How could she have been, with her seat at the table in the exact center of the universe, that midnight place where so much is converging, the only place in America that's alive?
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He also notes that because so many TMT companies are converging in their offerings and business models, it makes sense to have a smaller, cohesive group work together on shared insights and analysis.
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Now that the industry is finally converging on a few key standards like USB-C, accessories like chargers, cables, and batteries are likely to remain useful for a much longer period of time.
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These audiences are converging, boosting business for the relatively few legacy American ax manufacturers that have survived into the 583st century, and fostering a cottage industry of new ax artisans across the country.
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Not only are these titans vulnerable to regular existential threats (recall Microsoft's unbreakable hegemony over PC software that didn't translate to mobile computing), they are also all converging — therefore competing — with one another.
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Rising mortgage rates, sky-rocketing home prices, and inventory shortages at the lower end of the market are converging to create a new housing crisis – this time for baby boomers, housing experts warn.
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"The aging of the population converging with autonomous vehicles might close the coming mobility gap for an aging society," said Joseph Coughlin, the director of the Massachusetts Institute for Technology AgeLab in Cambridge.
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A video of the beating shows a group of approximately six people converging on Harris before clubbing him with wooden sticks, and kicking and stomping him inside a downtown parking garage last August.
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In a discussion of third-quarter results, Schroeder said the sale of plans including pay-TV, Internet, and telephone services underscores Oi's focus on converging technologies and its transformation into a digital services platform.
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That's why Automobility LA, the trade show dedicated to the converging worlds of tech and transport at the Los Angeles Auto Show, just named 10 transportation startups finalists, it believes are poised for greatness.
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The Peruvian economy has grown faster than the 'BBB' median, 3.6% versus 3.0% per year on average, over the past five years, although its potential growth rate is gradually converging toward the 'BBB' median.
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According to experts, the surge in homelessness is converging with another problematic yet all too familiar trend: A lack of affordable housing in one of the most expensive places in the world to live.
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European Central Bank policymakers broadly agreed to extend asset purchases at a lower volume at their October policy meeting with views converging on a nine-month extension, sources at the central bank told Reuters.
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And this -- you know, I was getting ready to mention that my biggest concern about these parallel converging railroad tracks that we and North Korea are on is a mistake that could be made.
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Until 2012, the largest porn convention, the Adult Entertainment Expo, coincided with the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, inspiring countless quips about the two spectacles converging on the city at the same time.
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But at hippie havens like Burning Man, Brooklyn nightclubs, and festivals like Detroit's Movement and Tennessee's Bonnaroo, yoga and rave culture seem to be converging, and they're changing the way people think about partying.
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Consider how jarring it is to witness a collection of torch-bearing racists and anti-Semites chanting "blood and soil" converging on Charlottesville, Virginia, in protest of the removal of a symbol of slavery.
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A single hold-out district, Putnam County, remained open but reportedly struggled with missing teachers and school bus drivers, and served as a focal point of protesters converging to make the strike 55 strong.
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Past surveys have suggested that the little-explored region off Crete, riven by converging tectonic plates that form folds of petroleum traps, displays promising geology that now requires surveying to confirm any actual deposits.
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Both combinations represent competitive efforts to engineer entities with the combination of creative capacities and distribution scale required to compete in digital content markets that are converging on a handful of leading integrated platforms.
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It was only a pilot study, but one author, Leanne Young, told me it added to "converging evidence that there is a cumulative effect with chronic exposure to blast," even at relatively low levels.
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Consisting of 24 silkscreened felt panels spread out across two converging walls, Helms' piece is a blown-up rendering of the iconic Paramount Pictures logo, an elegant, but anonymous and non-descript mountain vista.
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"The income and employment gaps between three regions are not converging, but instead seem to be hardening," they write in a paper published in the latest edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity.
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Gone is a widespread agreement among diplomats, scholars and businesspeople that China is gradually converging with the United States and, therefore, that Americans should work to manage any flare-ups between the two countries.
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As she saw what was happening — fires being set, young people and police officers converging on the nearby vortex of the disorder — she pushed her son, Brandon, down in his seat and sped home.
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Investigators are converging around two theories: a short circuit near the cathedral's spire, possibly caused by electrified bells, or negligence by workers carrying out renovations, a theory fueled by the discovery of cigarette butts.
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That pressure has been gradually converging on the Senate as the White House and Republicans in the House have been more than willing to throw their senatorial colleagues under the bus to deflect blame.
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But the killing also seems to have taken place amid currents of homophobia, escalating fear and chaotic classrooms, which some parents and students said had been converging for weeks without the school gaining control.
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Fed funds futures are currently pricing in a 21.9 percent probability of a move next week, converging with the consensus in Reuters polls of a December hike that has held for half a year.
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Syrian government forces supported by Russian air strikes and Iran-backed militias, and a U.S.-backed alliance of Kurdish and Arab fighters, are converging on Islamic State in separate offensives around Deir al-Zor.
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"The digitalized Communication Internet is converging with a digitized Renewable Energy Internet," he explains, while at the same time "a digitized Mobility and Logistics Internet" sits "atop an Internet of Things (IoT) platform," etc.
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Protesters in Bogota, the capital, are to march from seven locations across the city on Wednesday before converging on the central Bolivar Plaza, in front of congress and a block from the presidential palace.
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Those in the know have collected free water from these springs for years, but now these once-quiet spots are overrun with people converging from all over the city throughout the day and night.
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The rapper was shot and fatally wounded March 31 near his beloved store at West Slauson Avenue and Crenshaw Boulevard in South Central Los Angeles, and now throngs are converging there to remember him.
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"We currently see inflation converging towards our aim over the medium term, and we are more confident than in the past this convergence will come to pass," Draghi said at an event in Frankfurt.
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Passenger Larry Coben's tweets documented ambulances converging on the tarmac, CDC forms that passengers were asked to complete, passengers disembarking and having their temperatures taken, and passengers then taking a bus to the terminal.
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"The science is really converging on the value of sexual activity, and if no one like me talks about it from a medical perspective, then it just doesn't get its fair due," Dansinger said.
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Past surveys have suggested that the little-explored region off Crete, riven by converging tectonic plates that form folds or petroleum traps, displays promising geology that now requires surveying to confirm any actual deposits.
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Fitch expects that such ratios should stay close to 2.0% in the foreseeable future and gradually converging to those levels shown by its closest peers but still lower given its more conservative risk management approach.
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Le Maire said progress on reforming financial sector regulations and converging tax rules was the immediate priority, before tackling the euro zone's crisis stabilisation mechanisms and setting up a joint budget further down the line.
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Footage aired by Medellin-based Cable Noticias showed dozens of police in fluorescent yellow jackets converging at the base of a highrise near the plaza, blocking off streets and directing pedestrians away from the scene.
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Our online and offline identities are converging, the stories we tell each other now start and end visually and investments at every layer of a new stack are accelerating the development of experience-driven products.
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It became clear in recent weeks that the two tracks — the prisoner talks and the implementation of the nuclear agreement — were converging in terms of timing, so the two sides decided to announce them together.
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We maintain our view that Spain's cyclical recovery will slow, with GDP growth of 2.0% in 2017 and 1.9% in 2018, converging to a medium-term potential of 1.5% as economic slack is steadily absorbed.
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Le Maire said progress on reforming financial sector regulations and converging tax rules was the immediate priority, before tackling the euro zone's crisis stabilization mechanisms and setting up a joint budget further down the line.
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"Despite USD/CNY's return to 6.80, its volatility is converging with and exceeding G6.80553 FX volatility for the first time in history," Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note to clients on Wednesday.
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It's more critical than ever that 2017 be the year—under this new administration—that we substantively modernize the act and develop a new policy framework that meets the realities of our converging technological landscape.
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A crowd of about 200 students began "converging" on the officers, shouting threats, so he pushed Delucca to the ground and put his full weight on him so he wouldn't try to flee or fight.
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Ratesetters have broadly agreed to extend asset purchases at a lower volume at their October policy meeting, with views converging on a nine-month extension, five people with direct knowledge of the discussion told Reuters.
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The messaging feature is global, but it promises to make the biggest impact in India, where it highlights how a number of different companies are converging on messaging and payments from very different starting points.
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But even if we have no moral expectations for thousands of people converging in the open air to get whatever they want or need, it's a very fine thing indeed when a festival does more.
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"Organizations that monitor the health of democracies are converging around a similar idea: On average, the world is becoming less democratic for the first time in several decades," Bloomberg's Lauren Leatherby and Mira Rojanasakul report.
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In its projections the Fed indicates that rates will rise steadily, even as it projects that inflation will be extraordinarily low, just over 1% in 2013, converging, finally, toward 2% by the end of 2015.
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Conversations at a Reuters summit this week with top funds with trillion of euros of firepower has shown a converging view that various factors will ultimately require the central bank to sit on its hands.
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"This isn't a case of going from four to three wireless companies – there are now at least seven or eight big competitors in this converging market," Legere said, referring to cable companies as wireless competitors.
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However, he said the factors converging into a correction is a "low-probability event" because of subdued market sentiment and strong consumer spending, which accounted for 69 percent of GDP as of the second quarter.
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The TOW missile attack marks an escalation of tensions between the two U.S.-supported factions in northern Syria, where fighting is converging between different parties of the five-year Syrian civil war around Aleppo city.
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They were among the army of volunteers converging on the disaster zone, where local law enforcement agencies, overwhelmed by the magnitude of the storm, were calling on civilians with boats to help with the rescue effort.
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The two sides had appeared to be converging on a deal until last weekend, when U.S. President Donald Trump announced his intention to raise tariffs with his negotiators saying that China was backtracking on earlier commitments.
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That might count as a severe slowdown by the authors' definition (since the country's highly positive growth gap has dropped to zero), even though the economy was still converging on high income at a normal pace.
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Large established vendors are releasing browser extensions of their own, and the browsers themselves are converging around a standard way to develop extensions such that they are secure and can work cross-browser with minimal effort.
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It follows the converging stories of three protagonists: former nurse bot turned revolution leader Markus, abused housecleaning android and surrogate mother Kara, and the "most advanced prototype" of them all — detective Connor, who hunts rebelling robots.
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With hundreds of thousands of people converging in halls and auditoriums of schools, temples, churches, and mosques with little or no toilet facilities, people from less affected areas moved in to help those badly in need.
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With his belief that sports and road car power systems are converging, it's only logical that more of what we see on racing Sundays will trickle its way down into what we can drive on weekdays.
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European Central Bank policymakers broadly agree over extending asset purchases at a lower volume at their October policy meeting with views converging on a nine-month extension, five people with direct knowledge of the discussion said.
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Economist Elisa Giannone recently found that beginning in the 1980s the wages of cities — after converging for generations — had begun to diverge as tech began to inordinately reward dense clusters of highly skilled workers and firms.
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That's why I'm thrilled about three converging technologies—what I call the digital "holy trinity"—that are revolutionizing commercial industry and beginning to trend in defense: open systems design, agile cloud-based software, and digital engineering.
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Hickey contends the markets were ripe for a sell-off, which was sparked by converging factors including worries that rising wages will spur higher interest rates, pension fund re-balancing and short volatility ETFs blowing up.
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The reason I got off the board is as they got more and more into creating television shows and movies it became more and more clear to me that our paths were conflicting rather than converging.
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How the three women end up converging is part of the suspense of the novel, which generally unfolds as a much more straightforward thriller than Handmaid's — fitting for the upcoming TV show it will soon be.
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"Tria, in the face of suggestions from the two parties of the governing coalition, is demanding he choose independently the No. 2 at the ministry and is converging on the name of Rivera," one source said.
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But as a transportation hub, with Interstate 95 and major rail lines converging near a busy port and airport, Baltimore punches above its weight — originating 2.38 percent of Amazon's shipments in the United States, Rakuten said.
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In the early 2000s, it looked like Democrats and Republicans were converging around an approach to health care both could live with, built atop some of the Republican ideas offered in response to Bill Clinton's 1994 proposal.
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But Asian countries have made strides in catching up and are converging with Japan in interesting ways, such that they are even beginning to face challenges that Japan's economy has long confronted due to its head start.
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"We have a government that we can't afford, and now all of it is converging," said Holland Redfield, a former six-term U.S. Virgin Islands senator who hosts a radio talk show about politics in the territory.
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Moreover, given that earnings among liberal arts majors ends up converging to, and even surpassing, science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) majors' earnings mid-career, these differences can end up being a wash in the long-run.
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For Detroit's automakers, rising materials costs caused by new tariffs on foreign metals imposed by the Trump administration are converging with a slowly deflating U.S. market and a sharper falloff in China, the world's largest auto market.
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Several hundred fans began converging earlier that afternoon, but by the end of the performance, the venue had been swarmed by over 1,000 teenagers, whipped into a frenzy at the mere chance of seeing their musical idols.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - OPEC and other countries that agreed to cut crude production are converging on the need to extend the pact beyond June to help to clear a supply glut, Saudi Arabia's OPEC governor said on Friday.
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About 90 percent of the world's earthquakes and 81 percent of the world's largest earthquakes occur along this region, which is a series of converging plate boundaries, which have created oceanic trenches and volcanoes as a result.
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So says science writer Eve Herold in her new book, Beyond Human, which captures the current state of these various "converging technologies" in medicine via the scientists developing them and the patients testing out their early iterations.
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HB 565 was first introduced in March, but has come back to public attention due several converging events: The midterm election, the appointment of conservative Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh and the passage of the heartbeat bill.
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"Some (board members) argued that given the current environment, the current monetary policy stance is not congruent with a trajectory for inflation converging to the 3.0 percent goal toward the end of next year," the minutes said.
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"Tropical cyclones are very, very good at converging a whole lot of heat in one place at one time," James Kossin, an atmospheric scientist at the NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction, told us in 2017.
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About 90 percent of the world's earthquakes and 81 percent of the world's largest earthquakes occur along this region, which is a series of converging plate boundaries and have created oceanic trenches and volcanoes as a result.
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Seen from a distance, they made up thin blue lines snaking across the barren tan mountainside along narrow trails traced in the dirt, converging from several directions on the little school in the bottom of the valley.
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"There are all these streams and creeks of offenses that seem to be converging into a bigger river — impeachment," said Representative Jamie Raskin, a Maryland Democrat and former constitutional law professor who serves on the Judiciary Committee.
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Killing as a communal business, made widely lucrative by the Third Reich, permeates this traveling exhibition about the largest German death camp, Auschwitz, whose yawning gatehouse, with its converging rail tracks, has become emblematic of the Holocaust.
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Boxing isn't anywhere near as popular as it used to be, but as you join a converging herd of fellow fight people, it becomes easier to sustain the fantasy that the coming battle matters deeply to everyone.
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Government forces and the Iranian-backed militias that support them are converging on ungoverned parts of the country where American-backed fighters are also maneuvering as they seek to roll back the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate.
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In many ways, it's an apt finale for the drama over the wall on the US-Mexico border, reconciling multiple, converging strands of Trump's presidency, political brand, willingness to shatter the norms of his office, and personality.
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We do have other investment, potential investment, in China and in other places-- that we are looking at now, with also similar converging capacity of about 45% of the barrel, of the crude barrel-- BRIAN SULLIVAN: Yeah.
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Thousands of party delegates and and power brokers are converging on Philadelphia this week for the Democratic National Convention, in what was supposed to be a week-long televised infomercial for the historic candidacy of Hillary Clinton.
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Roberti's call to legalize marijuana comes as law enforcement agencies in Italy have begun to view the fight against terror and organized crime as one and the same, with once separate strategies to fight the groups converging.
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It's not even just that the distinction between online hashtags and real-life activism has become negligible — see #ArabSpring, #BlackLivesMatter, #OscarsSoWhite, #HeForShe, #MAGA, and so many more examples of hashtags converging with real political discussion and action.
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Baltimore, Maryland (CNN)Neither heavy rain nor a new Justice Department's skepticism stopped dozens of Baltimore residents from converging on a downtown federal courthouse Thursday to voice their support for putting the city's police department under federal review.
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Then you will be able to DO The friendship and lines of artistic influence between these two famous minimalists were chronicled in Converging Lines: Eva Hesse and Sol LeWitt, a recent exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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Brent futures fell after Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said that the market demands more oil in the second half of this year and that OPEC was converging on a good decision on production policy this week.
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With growing exposure to Ontario and British Columbia in its residential loan portfolio as well as growth within Credigy, NBC's ratings would be sensitive should Fitch observe credit quality converging with peers, particularly in markets outside of Quebec.
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The power outage struck as Fort Lauderdale played host to throngs of visiting college students converging on the city and neigboring South Florida communities this month for spring break festivities, an annual beer-soaked rite of youthful revelry.
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Killing as a communal business, made widely lucrative by the Third Reich, permeates the first traveling exhibition about the largest German death camp, Auschwitz, whose yawning gatehouse, with its converging rail tracks, has become emblematic of the Holocaust.
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"With Jet Grocery being an integral part of the strategy, Simon brings incredible experience in scaling grocery delivery and his unique background in converging technology and retail to create amazing experiences for customers," Lore said in the memo.
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In that train car, we saw that courage and leadership are alive — if not always in Washington, then among ordinary Americans converging from varied backgrounds on a commuter train, standing together against a threat to our shared humanity.
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Obama, Warren, Sanders and the Clintons are converging and consolidating their assault against Trump, while McConnell and Ryan are beginning to look like Confederate generals near the end of Civil War when they knew the war was lost.
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SANTIAGO, March 20 (Reuters) - Chile's central bank voted unanimously to hold its benchmark interest rate at 2.5 percent, as expected, on Tuesday, and said there was less risk of inflation not converging to its goal of 3 percent.
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In both their tone and actions, Fed officials are displaying greater confidence that they know where the economy is heading — namely that it is converging on a state of full employment and inflation near their 2 percent target.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Wednesday that the market demands more oil in the second half of this year and that OPEC was converging on a good decision on production policy this week.
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Nugroho said the weather anomaly is the result of several factors -- including warm sea temperatures and the massive flow of moist air from the Indian Ocean -- converging in Sumatra and Kalimantan, resulting to unstable atmospheric conditions and increased rainfall.
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The nascent and converging factors of autonomous driving, electric vehicles, and personal short-distance aviation are critical to the development of smart cities and will shape the way that people move within and between the cities of the future.
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"With growing globalization and economic development, it is becoming difficult to identify a recipe's dietary style with specific traditional styles since dietary patterns have been changing and converging in many countries throughout Asia, Europe, and elsewhere," the paper explains.
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"The fact that NATO forces are converging near Russia's borders and carrying out military exercises supported by strategic bombers from the USA capable of carrying nuclear weapons hardly helps de-escalate tensions in Europe," Sputnik quoted Ulyanov as saying.
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We are converging on a time when the whole world could become a big clinical trial, with patients contributing their own data in a way that respects their privacy and allows highly granular control of access rights and permissions.
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Party insiders might have legitimately believed that no matter how much they did not want Donald Trump to be their nominee, they couldn't stop him, even by converging all their efforts on Bush or Marco Rubio or someone else.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Global copper producers are converging in Chile this week as tightening supply buoys prices, even as the industry grapples with declining ore quality, project delays and worries the U.S-China trade war may hit long-term demand.
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This Android phone has two wheels I can't say that converging bikes with smartphones has ever felt like an obvious need, but there's evidently a market for it, given that Acer just introduced a smart camera dedicated to cycling.
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"We've seen economic activity stagnating for several quarters now and that in some way has given the bank space to consider that it will contribute to inflation its trajectory of converging toward the 3% target," said Diaz de Leon.
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With their lights off, the vehicles made two attempts to cross the web of rutted, rocky dirt roads and reach gaps in the fence, but they turned back because spotters saw Israeli Army Humvees converging on the same areas.
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And as the authorities in Hong Kong and in Beijing have allowed the protests to continue for months – itself a parallel with 1989 – patterns have emerged in which these two events appear to be converging, suggesting a similar denouement.
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S. cooperation expands to peaceably settling the many conflicts in the region today, it is worth considering that countries can have a productive relationship based on converging interests and open communication even if they don't share values or alliances.
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NEW YORK, Feb 12 (Reuters) - For the nearly 3,000 dogs converging on New York City on Monday for the annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, "Good Dog!" is a dreaded assessment but "Best Dog!" is a dream come true.
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Williams describes it as: Every man and woman … who were descendants of Africans, either living in Africa or in the diaspora … converging to demonstrate, show, or see work produced by their fellow descendants from other parts of the world.
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More than 2,000 nurses, 500 paramedics and emergency medical technicians, as well as 250 ambulances from across the country, were converging on the city, joining the Navy and the National Guard in assisting the region's front-line medical workers.
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More than 2,000 nurses, 500 paramedics and emergency medical technicians, as well as 250 ambulances from across the country, were converging on the city, joining the Navy and the National Guard in assisting the region's front-line medical workers.
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The last major survey in New York City was the Brooklyn Museum's "Converging Cultures: Art & Identity in Spanish America" in 1996, a display of paintings, furniture and textiles — much of it long in storage — culled from the permanent collection.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Armed forces and observers from eight Arab countries are converging on Egypt for exercises starting on Saturday, the Egyptian military said on Wednesday, in a move that could evolve into a regional pact to counter Iran's influence.
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Overshadowing Idris Elba, one of the most dynamic actors around, isn't easy, but two of his cast mates get the better of things in "100 Streets," a converging-narratives film that's a mix of effective moments and predictable ones.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers broadly agree to extend asset purchases at a lower volume at their October policy meeting with views converging on a nine-month extension, five people with direct knowledge of the discussion told Reuters.
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In the non-deliverable forwards market, the naira rose against the dollar on Wednesday, with the one-month contract quoting the currency at 3.5, converging almost with the spot market, which traded the naira at 282 at 1217 GMT.
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"I realized ... that what I was experiencing was a result of two things converging, which is today's total freedom of access to hardcore porn online meeting our society's equally total reluctance to talk openly and honestly about sex," she said.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - World leaders converging on the seaside Basque resort of Biarritz for a summit this weekend are sharply divided on a range of issues but host country France hopes the famed local cuisine can help smooth over the disagreements.
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Microsoft reorganized its Windows business in a big way last year, with former Windows chief Terry Myerson departing the company, and Microsoft's web platform and Edge teams converging under Joe Belfiore for better accountability and ultimately a better browser for Windows.
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It doesn't conform to typical genre norms; its horrors are derived from Lovecraftian weird fiction converging with the building terror of real-life child abductions and scary clown hoaxes that were rampant in the early '80s when It was being written.
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They have a converging geopolitical strategy to combine – to basically unite the Eurasian landmass into one single market, and to force the United States, first, out of the Western Pacific, then out of the Pacific overall, and off the Eurasian landmass.
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Computer models that had previously suggested the storm would recurve harmlessly out to sea are now converging on a far more damaging scenario, with a potential landfall in northern Luzon early next week as a Category 2 or 3 storm.
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"What we're seeing is an amalgamation of a lot of different and disparate strands of the extremist movement converging in one place," said Ryan Lenz, a senior writer for the Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks and studies extremist groups.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS -Fitch's long-term debt sustainability analysis assumes a primary fiscal surplus averaging 1.0% of GDP from 2017-2026, a steady increase in marginal interest rates, trend real GDP growth of 1.4%, and a GDP deflator converging to 13%.
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The crowd then marched on to the state capitol building before converging outside the Golden 1 Center basketball arena, preventing many fans waiting to see a game between the Sacramento Kings and Atlanta Hawks from getting in to the event.
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Republicans are converging on Cleveland, and this is creating all sorts of moments of awkwardness in the divided party, perhaps none more so then when Jones, the conspiracy theorist, ran into Rove, the George W. Bush mastermind, at a Dallas airport.
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Companies are hedging their bets on 4K and HDR in a big way This shift is ongoing, and Warner Bros.' move coincides roughly with the industry converging on CES to unveil its collective vision for where home entertainment is going.
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These areas (automotive and tech) are converging, and now will hit head on," said Jeffrey Owens, chief technology officer of big auto supplier Delphi Automotive Plc, formerly part of GM. "The winners are those who create some of the disruption themselves.
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SANTIAGO, April 220 (Reuters) - Global copper producers are converging in Chile this week as tightening supply buoys prices, even as the industry grapples with declining ore quality, project delays and worries the U.S-China trade war may hit long-term demand.
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And lest anyone doubt the potential for such a track, the clip has garnered more than 920,000 plays in less than a month-and-a-half, no doubt a function of virality converging with the respective artists' sizable underground followings.
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But bishops from such countries as Romania, Serbia, Poland, Greece, Cyprus and Egypt were still converging on the Greek island; and the meeting's host, Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople (pictured), insisted that the Council's authority would not be diminished by the absentees.
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At issue is an incident in Deir ez-Zour province, where forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad and U.S.-backed forces have been converging to eliminate Syria's last remaining pockets of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters.
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"We are neither closer to converging on agreed norms of behavior or the level of state involvement in cybersecurity, nor are we closer to doing anything about it," Salmon said in a op/ed in The Huffington Post published late Monday.
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These areas (automotive and tech) are converging, and now will hit head on," said Jeffrey Owens, chief technology officer of big auto supplier Delphi Automotive Plc, formerly part of GM. "The winners are those who create some of the disruption themselves.
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"The increasing interest in golf as a game, as an aspirational entertainment avenue, as well as the need to go out and maybe live away from the city, are converging to make these golf developments a reality today," he said.
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Sculpturally, the piece's orientation to the converging V of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges and its angular rhymes with buildings on the far side of the ever-seething river make for a mix of visual and physical, spectacular and visceral splendors.
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The all-electric Jaguar I-PACE concept SUV, a preview of a vehicle Jaguar intends to start selling within two years, highlights how technology, regulation, shifting consumer tastes and cheap gas are converging to force automakers out of their traditional lanes.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - CME Group Inc said on Monday it plans to adjust its hard red winter wheat futures contracts, after some U.S. farmers said they had lost faith in the market because it was not converging with local cash prices.
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In the two years since Indian social media app ShareChat raised $4 million in funding from Lightspeed Ventures the converging trends of increasing smartphone use, wireless internet connectivity, and cashless banking have combined to create a new social media juggernaut.
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According to Tech Pro Research, 23 percent of businesses that responded to their study are now considering using AR in the future, while 47 percent are considering VR. Digital transformation is converging with the decrease in cost of VR hardware.
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Tackling online extremism has also been a major policy theme for UK prime minister Theresa May's government, and one which has attracted wider backing from G7 nations — converging around a push to get social media firms to remove content much faster.
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Now the one thing about TV stations, first of all, we're all converging into this digital space, but local TV historically, yeah, they did some reporting, but a lot of the reporting they did was out of the local newspaper.
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But, then, to his horror, the numbers began to rise again in the 1990s; under Putin it became clear that most Russians were not craving freedom or converging with their counterparts in the West; homo sovieticus was alive and well.
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Then, after graduation, they attempted to put the party's stated ideals into action, converging from across China last month on Huizhou, a city in the south, to organize labor unions at nearby factories and stage protests demanding greater protections for workers.
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It would probably be wrong to argue semantics with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who said on a 2012 earnings conference call that combining a laptop and tablet was akin to converging a toaster and refrigerator — you'd wind up compromising both.
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With tens of millions of Americans under orders to stay at home or practice social distancing, scores have been converging on places like Yellowstone, Grand Teton and the Great Smoky Mountains to escape the specter of the coronavirus — until now.
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Two parallel quests to understand learning — in machines and in our own heads — are converging in a small group of scientists who think that artificial intelligence may hold an answer to the deep-rooted mystery of how our brains learn.
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Clyde Edwards-Helaire rushed for 21 yards for L.S.U. (213-26, 20-24 Southeastern Conference), and Justin Jefferson caught six passes for 234 yards, including a 27-yard snag of a pass rifled over the middle and between converging defenders.
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Democrats across America with ties to Mr. Reid's political operation are converging on Nevada with the goal of protecting one of the tent-pole local achievements for Mr. Reid — cementing Nevada's slot near the front of the presidential nominating calendar.
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But Putin, Trump and Zelensky have converging interests, and all three could potentially come out as winners in a scenario that leads to the withdrawal of Russian troops from eastern Ukraine, lifted sanctions on Russia, and the reelection of Trump.
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What is new is that we're less happy than our 30-something predecessors, possibly because this taking-stock moment is happening during a decade when adulthood milestones — and lack of milestones — are converging in a unique-to-this-cohort way.
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He said the concentration of unarmed reconnaissance planes, armed fighters and attack planes — all warily eyeing Russian and Syrian jets nearby — were converging over Abu Kamal and Al Qaim, towns just across from each other on the Syrian and Iraqi borders.
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The Union would cease to be a "two-speed Europe," with all 28 members converging at different paces toward the same goal, and become a permanent two-tier or multitier construction, possibly with an outer circle of associates such as Turkey and Ukraine.
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A leading development economist, a former Democratic state senator from New York, and a young entrepreneur and scion of the Pritzker family are converging to form a national network of state legislators committed to a package of far-sweeping goals for 2000.
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THE WORLD OF DISTRIBUTION AND CONTENT IS CONVERGING AND WE NEED TO MOVE FAST AND IF WE WANT TO DO SOMETHING TRULY UNIQUE, BEGIN TO CURATE CONTENT DIFFERENTLY BEGIN TO FORMAT CONTENT DIFFERENTLY FOR THESE MOBILE ENVIRONMENTS, AND THIS IS ALL ABOUT MOBILITY.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Chilean Central Bank President Mario Marcel told Reuters that consumer prices falling 0.2 percent in September "surprised everyone" and the bank would analyze whether the data would alter the pace of prices converging toward its 3 percent inflation target.
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" In converging on this line of attack, Democratic thought leaders imply that — for them — having a president with a "D" next to his or her name is far more important than considering the likely far-reaching downsides of a Sanders-style "revolution.
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Demonstrators clashed on the streets of Charlottesville on Saturday morning ahead of a white nationalist rally, with counter-protesters and right-wing nationalist groups converging on the college town in the latest chapter in the United States' debate over race and identity.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS -Fitch's long-term debt sustainability analysis assumes a primary fiscal surplus averaging 0.1% of GDP from 2016-13, trend real GDP growth of 1.4%, a steady increase in marginal interest rates from 2016, and a GDP deflator converging to 1.8%.
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Fitch expects it will peak at 53.2% by 2018 and remain around 53% of GDP in the medium term assuming some fiscal tightening from 2018, GDP growth converging towards 3% and a pick-up in inflation towards the 11033% central bank's target.
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As Congress and the Trump administration consider an infrastructure package of up to $1 trillion, U.S. cement and concrete manufacturers that stand to play a critical role in revitalizing the nation's infrastructure are converging on the capital with a clear message: Don't delay.
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However, that previously unpublished interview with VICE News in September disclosed a sentiment that is also dawning on an increasing number of women voters, especially young ones, who are converging around the Democratic party's male presidential candidate rather than its female one.
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As the court hearing unfolded in Norwalk, F.B.I. investigators and local police continued searching for evidence, converging again on Waveny Park, a 300-acre area in New Canaan, where Ms. Dulos's black Chevrolet Suburban was found soon after she was reported missing.
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It is also an argument, or a set of arguments: Baldwin maintains, for instance, that Malcolm and Martin, though different in temperament and starting ideologies, learned immensely from one another and were, towards the ends of their short lives, in many ways converging.
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Mr. Jess describes New York as a "literary feast," and he tells his students that with the readings and poets from all over the world converging here, they can basically go out and get themselves a free education by being active and attentive.
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In this way, what's whole becomes fractured: a series of variants is generated, some better than you had imagined, others worse, all converging in an impulse to control what we see reflected through a more effortful arrangement of the hair, body, and face.
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By Sunday afternoon, the by-now familiar rituals of grief that follow terrorist attacks were in full swing, with consulate officials and grieving families converging at an Istanbul morgue, where local officials had set up tea stands outside in the bitter cold.
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He noted that in Europe and Japan, "the consolidation of the recovery is at an earlier stage" versus that of the U.S. Draghi also said significant monetary accommodation is still needed and that inflation is not yet converging to the central bank's target.
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"We have seen a number of hospitals being targeted, we got very worrying reports and converging reports about hospitals, schools, civilian infrastructure being targeted," Robert Mardini, ICRC regional director for the Middle East, told Reuters in an interview in his Geneva office.
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Meanwhile, Britain is to take in its first-ever LNG from Peru later this month as converging prices between the two global benchmarks - the UK's NBP gas trading hub and Asian spot prices - made it more attractive to offload cargoes in Europe.
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CreditCreditAngelos Tzortzinis for The New York Times SINTRA, Portugal — Officially, the central bankers, economists and journalists converging on a golf resort outside Lisbon this week will be reflecting on the grand monetary experiment known as the euro, which turned 5193 this year.
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LISBON, March 17 (Reuters) - Caixabank and Angolan investor Isabel dos Santos are converging towards a deal for the Spanish bank to buy dos Santos' stake in Portuguese bank Banco BPI and have a draft agreement ready, a source with knowledge of the talks said.
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The Opening Ceremony at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin, Italy, was a fitting blend of old and new, with nods to Italian Renaissance and baroque art, fiery ice skaters, a shaman striking an anvil, and athletes converging around heart-shaped center of the floor.
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With the converging forces of nearly global mobile connectivity, unbelievable advances in development productivity and the rise of organizations committed to bringing philanthropy into the digital age, the planets are aligned in a way that software can truly make the world a better place. How?
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Together, Tencent and JD.com have worked on frontier investments — particularly in Southeast Asia where both have backed Uber rival Go-Jek, and JD.com has done other deals in Indonesia and Thailand — but now they are converging again to boost their position on fashion e-commerce.
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"This isn't a case of going from 25 to 20143 wireless companies—there are now at least 22014 or 25 big competitors in this converging market," he said, citing Comcast's move into mobile phones through its Xfinity service and Charter Communications' expected entry this year.
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It was here, in January 2009, that two divisions of Sri Lankan troops pushed down from the peninsula, converging with two other divisions marching from the south, to begin a final offensive against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, otherwise known as the Tamil Tigers.
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The selection of Mr. Sulzberger, 36, comes at a crucial moment for The Times, converging with a shake-up in the newsroom leadership and the impending release of the so-called 2020 Report, a blueprint for reconfiguring the company for a digital and mobile future.
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"Finding Fire," recorded in 2005 but not released until this week, is the band's third and ostensibly final album, and it is a continental statement: widely varied in terms of textures and tones, unfolding like an epic novel, with various stories converging into one.
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By the end of the last century, there wasn't one prevailing aesthetic, but many, from goth to dandyism to sportswear, converging on the street and in underground clubs — all important reference points for that era's iconoclast designers, most notably John Galliano and Alexander McQueen.
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There is the native inclination we all have toward the picturesque: We like to keep the horizon line level, we are drawn to natural spectacle, famous pictures or impressive ruins and we love visual rhythm of a certain kind: symmetry, spirals, curves and converging lines.
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The president tweeted about "the big caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border," suggesting Central American hordes were converging upon the United States to take advantage of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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"The reason I got off the board as they got more and more into creating television shows and movies, it became more clear to me our paths were conflicting rather than converging," Iger said in an interview with CNBC "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer.
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And so it was that, one morning earlier this month, Teague, age seventy-eight, joined the throngs of twenty-somethings converging on Radio City Music Hall in their purple caps and gowns, for the ceremony celebrating the N.Y.U. Tisch School graduating class of 2016.
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PARIS — Investigators are converging around two theories of what caused last week's devastating fire at Notre-Dame cathedral: a short-circuit near its spire, possibly caused by electrified bells, or negligence by workers carrying out renovations, a theory fueled by the discovery of cigarette butts.
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Baba's story is illustrative of two converging trends: the inability of institutional healthcare to address a mental health crisis among young people today, and the rise of an industry selling the promise of mental health with the kind of aspirational messaging usually reserved for luxury brands.
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"We are concerned that oil and gas companies are not disclosing sufficient information about several converging factors that, together, will profoundly affect the economics of the industry," wrote the investors, which included Calpers, the California Public Employees' Retirement System; the Connecticut state investment fund; and Calvert Investments.
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Though conditional on medium-term inflation expectations converging to its 4.5 percent target, as well as external factors such as the Federal Reserve's own rate cycle, the likelihood is that the central bank will be able to cut interest rates substantially over the next year or two.
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Video clips that appeared to have been taken by onlookers and were posted online by local television station WPTV showed large numbers of emergency vehicles converging on the area, and armed uniformed police entering the mall as a group of shoppers hurriedly moved away from its entrance.
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But none of that will stop one group of resilient souls from trying to spread some joy on this depraved husk of a planet the best way they can think of: Converging on a public square, huddling together, and saying "wow!" like Owen Wilson in unison.
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Let's restore the privacy principles that developed as a result of the FTC's and FCC's historical practices around privacy protections, and not create a new regime that creates distinctions in governance with respect to activities, and actors, that are rapidly converging in both form and function.
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Each summer, more polar bears are converging on Kaktovik, a tiny Alaskan town on the shores of the Southern Beaufort Sea, to feast on whale remains left by the Inupiat tribe as the sea ice the bears depend on for hunting melts at an increasingly rapid rate.
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Occupying a sliver of storefront between two converging medieval streets, and facing a small square, this gemlike pâtisserie run by Petrossian-trained chef Michel Marshall has the perfect vantage for people watching, along with good coffee (which can be elusive in this part of the country).
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For decades, poorer areas had been converging economically with wealthier ones, but that stalled in the early 1980s as employment began to shift away from widely distributed agriculture and manufacturing jobs toward the service sector and high-skill "knowledge work" in the city-centered information economy.
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The benchmarks for 'good', 'bad' and 'passable' were often simply the converging expectations of a small number of theatre-goers – perhaps a few thousand in a regular, mid-sized western city – and the expectations of an even smaller number of critics, fed the same steady diet of local theatre.
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Per KCEN, the Axe explosion did not result in hordes of women in bikinis converging on the area as advertised, but it did shut down part of Interstate 35 from shortly after the Bell County Sheriff's Department received a call around 3:39am local time to just before noon.
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When I first corresponded with Pohl in 2013, the year he and his colleagues reported an updated muonic hydrogen measurement in Science, he emailed me a plot showing how, historically, measurements of physical constants have often drifted dramatically as techniques change and improve before converging on their correct values.
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But in recent days, as the standoff has dragged toward its third week, a new element has been added to the chemistry: counterprotesters who are converging here to denounce the occupying faction — in person at the refuge headquarters — and demand that federal public lands remain open for all.
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Lori Wallach, head of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch division, a Washington-based public advocacy group, said the views of the United States and Mexico were converging on NAFTA policy, in large part because Lopez Obrador's team had been backing the U.S. objective to raise wages for automotive workers.
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But Matt Uyttendaele, one of the research scientists working on the project, explained to me in an interview that traditional computer vision researchers would approach this problem by looking to identify straight lines in a photo converging at a vanishing point (when two parallel lines appear to intersect).
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"Customers are very well-informed ... and standards overall are converging across the world - what is expected today in Europe is what is wanted here in terms of what the car is," said Leverton, president and head of advanced and product engineering and a former executive at Rolls-Royce.
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The three major national polls in America are increasingly converging on one point: Marijuana legalization is very popular in the US. The latest finding, from the recently released General Social Survey by NORC at the University of Chicago, shows that 22016 percent of people supported marijuana legalization in 253.
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May, many of her enemies, on both the right and the left, are converging around the view that the compromise she has carefully forged is the worst of both worlds, leaving Britain without a voice in the European Union but still subject to many of its trade rules.
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In the context of trade disputes between the United States and China, it is more urgent "than ever" that Latin America accelerate regional integration, he said, adding that the Summit of the Americas in Lima next week is an opportunity to discuss converging various countries' norms and regulations.
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"The Court found that there was 'converging contextual evidence' that the authorities were becoming increasingly severe towards Mr Navalny and that his allegation of being a particular target appeared coherent in the context of a general move to bring the opposition under control," it said in a statement.
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In 2012, Qassim was at the center of clashes between supporters and authorities as government security forces tried to prevent thousands from converging on a mosque to hear a sermon by the Shiite cleric, who had earlier come under attack in pro-government media for meeting the Iranian consul in Bahrain.
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The asset quality of individual markets is slowly converging, but disparity remains between the strong loan quality at Erste Bank Oesterreich and its savings banks subsidiaries and in the Czech Republic (NPL ratios below overall group level) and weaker markets such as Romania, Hungary and Croatia (NPL ratios around 9% - 12%).
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As warmer, wilder weather linked to climate change brings growing challenges for farmers across the globe - and as they try to curb their own heat-trapping emissions - a rush of innovation aimed at helping both rich and poor farmers is now converging in ways that could benefit them all, scientists say.
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Two developments are converging to give Pennsylvania its outsize role: New congressional districts drawn by the State Supreme Court make the map more of an equal playing field; and a special-election upset by a Democrat in one of the reddest parts of the state signaled an incipient blue wave.
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Once gathered within these overlooked urban spaces, the converging young and marginalized artists, musicians, queers, dissidents, and even startup entrepreneurs find themselves forced to invent (or reinvent) alternative micro-social living environments founded on an ambivalent or outright contentious relationship with city policymakers and the capitalist marketplace as a whole.
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But it's not a direct sort of, "We're going to compete with Fortnite by doing X." I think the more important way to think about it is really in this idea that what we traditionally think of as video games and what we traditionally think of as video is converging.
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"Against their long‑term context, currently depressed sovereign real rates are in fact converging 'back to historical trend' — a trend that makes narratives about a 'secular stagnation' environment entirely misleading, and suggests that — irrespective of particular monetary and fiscal responses — real rates could soon enter permanently negative territory," Schmelzing wrote.
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You may sometimes hear a creak when its engines switch gears, but that's only a sign that it this vast machine is speeding ever faster towards the confluence of White Walkers, dragons, religious zealots, bloodthirsty armadas, and a winter more horrific than any climate change, all converging on the Iron Throne.
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As Carson steps off stage and wades into the converging mass, I see a mom with lots of makeup dragging her kids by the hand through kneecaps and interlocked chairs, camera already set to selfie mode, trying to make space for her friend, calling out to her across the room.
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After years of phones, laptops, tablets, and TV screens converging on 163:9 as the "right" display shape — allowing video playback without distracting black bars — smartphones have disturbed the universality recently by moving to even more elongated formats like 18:9, 221:29, or even 221:29 in the iPhone X's case.
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But he looked smooth from the get-go Wednesday, going 5 for 6 in the first half and scoring the final basket before the halftime buzzer, slashing through the middle of the defense, ducking and bobbing his head to avoid the converging Miami players, and finishing a layup from beneath the hoop.
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But even though he shared multiple vantage points, the images that always performed best on social media were those taken from a single spot: high over Harlem, looking south over Central Park, the skyscrapers of Midtown, and Downtown Manhattan, with the East and Hudson Rivers converging at the top of the frame.
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"Appropriating imagery from multiple sources, and converging a range of media with formal techniques, allows me to manipulate and explore both content and form, and speaks to my multilayered approach to constructing an image or work, which you see in works such as Tight Ship, Ethereal Plane, and Knight Shine," explains Shrobe.
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For me "convergence capital of the world" means just that as well — converging classic giant industries with tech to bring out new disruption and innovation (hence tech, music, fashion, film as the spearhead categories for our conference), and where else but Korea (in Asia) does it make sense to bring together those industries?
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It was about two separate experiences of America converging in one courtroom: That trial, at that time, showed what happens to whiteness when it is forced to say its own name, and what happens to Blackness when it is named — and that name is heard — for what feels like the first time.
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The lawsuit "has already helped to educate the American people about the nature and importance of President Trump's corrupt, self-serving conduct", Mr Matz says, from foreign dignitaries converging on the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC to Vice-President Mike Pence's questionable stay at Mr Trump's resort in Ireland earlier this month.
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So in response, we staged a mass trespass, storming over the paving stones and converging on the Scoop, a private outdoor amphitheater on the More London property in view of Tower Bridge, where we proclaimed it a public agora and held an unsanctioned, free two-hour seminar about the importance of public space.
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Recently, smartphones have gotten kind of boring, as manufacturers have mostly focused over the past few years on slimming down bezels and adding more cameras to the front and back of a device, with many flagship devices converging on the same formula—glass sandwich designs and maybe a notch at the top of the screen.
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The Belmont, Ma.-based company came together last year, as a kind of bet that CEO Kevin O'Brien and his cofounder, Ray Wallace, made on two trends converging: the rapid adoption of cloud infrastructure for core business services like email, and a commensurate increase in the number of data breaches which began through those channels.
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Beginning with St. Croix, rich in its history of rebellion and emancipation, as well as converging African, American, and European cultures, each participating artist, ranging in backgrounds from the US, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, will present new work that addresses elements of these themes after time spent and research on the island.
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If it pays off, Cruz will cement his status as the one Republican 2016 candidate who practices politics with an eye toward the horizon, and the Republican in politics most willing to elevate personal ambition above party interest–a useful if not heroic trait at a time when Republican interests and Trump's are converging.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 13 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Friday: European Central Bank policymakers broadly agree to extend asset purchases at a lower volume at their October policy meeting with views converging on a nine-month extension, five people with direct knowledge of the discussion told Reuters.
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It also helps that all parties are converging on a few central locations, with most of the principal characters presumably sharing the same scenes for the first time (which is a weird thing to think about—imagine if it took seven seasons of Cheers for Diane to cross the Narrow Sea and meet Sam).
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The use of a fisheye lens, he said, is a visual nod to his own present converging with Manila's past: his lack of understanding of the Filipino language and the subsequent sense of alienation becomes apparent by the lens stretching the vista of pool halls and roulette tables into a distorted, almost inebriated gaze.
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The Senate race in Wisconsin was a smaller version of the power struggle that has played out in the national party, with many of the same players and forces converging in a state that has historically played an important role in disruptive political movements, from McCarthyism on the right to progressivism on the left.
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But eventually, it will be near universal because so many trends are converging behind its spread: ageing, since old people are more vulnerable to heat stroke; urbanisation, since fields cannot be air-conditioned but offices and factories must be; and economic growth, since, after mobile phones, the middle class in emerging markets want fans or air-conditioners next.
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With the historical work of Thomas Kuhn in the 1960s, this view was in part replaced by an alternative that sees our ability to solve more and more problems and puzzles as the measure of our scientific success, regardless of whether or not there is an ideal limit of scientific inquiry to which we are all converging.
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"While Hesse's debts to Minimalism — and specifically LeWitt — are acknowledged in virtually every text on her work, there is scant recognition or analysis of the important ways that her work influenced LeWitt's, even though he spoke openly about his credit to her," writes curator Veronica Roberts in the catalogue for Converging Lines: Eva Hesse and Sol LeWitt.
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It's about those ten years I went without a dick in my ass, and it's about the scars on my legs, and it's about me getting rejected by a boy I didn't even really like, and it's about all these things converging to make me feel like I'm not enough—that I am gross, that I am unfuckable.
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Reinvention and reimagining are great things to see in a genre that sometimes seems to risk converging on a single shared fantasy—and totally necessary to keep longtime players interested in what's waiting around the next corner—but seeing all these games side-by-side, I can't help but wonder whether they can all thrive together.
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And yet these villages are some of the most critical resistance work undertaken in response to the manifold crises converging on South Texas—the border wall, to be sure, but also the fracking, flaring, mining, and pipelining accelerating climate change, and the criminalization of largely Indigenous Central American asylum-seekers and the theft and internment of their children.
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AL UDEID AIR BASE, Qatar — Russian fighter jets have flown dangerously close to American warplanes in eastern Syria over the past month — including one near-collision — in what American officials say is a pattern of daily Russian violations of an agreement to separate rival forces converging on the last main pocket of Islamic State militants in the country.
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