Campaign at a critical point Trump and Clinton are facing off with the campaign at a critical point, as the race is a dead heat just 43 days before Election Day.
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Indeed, the administration itself has effectively conceded this critical point.
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That critical point can vary even for the same substance.
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The showdown came at a critical point in the race.
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They dance on the critical point where gender becomes a farce.
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However, the article does not focus on one critical point: employment.
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It is why I believe we are at a critical point.
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All the candidates are at a critical point in their campaigns.
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The shortage is reaching a "critical point", read one recent CNBC headline.
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No reason was given, but her case had reached a critical point.
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This win comes at a critical point in the race for Sanders.
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"We are now at a critical point in the outbreak," he said.
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And it is why I believe we are at a critical point.
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The critical point here is how consumer electronics vendors need platform partners.
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Inside temperatures climbed to 88 degrees Fahrenheit (31 Celsius), nearing a critical point.
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Cole's book came to Sogah at a critical point in her own career.
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Other fields have already passed a critical point, with farmers reporting irreparable damage.
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But the critical point is high temperature records are crushing low temperatures records.
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Typically, nurses begin treating a baby only after symptoms reach a critical point.
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"The USOC is at a critical point in its history," the organization said.
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A critical point of the deal that remains in question is agricultural purchases.
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At the UNAM, we studied every theory from a critical point of view.
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But for now, we're still far off from that critical point in our history.
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"AP's system could be a critical point of failure on election night," Sullivan said.
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On this narrow issue, the FBI has to agree and concede this critical point.
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" This is the most critical point about the art in "Desert Paintings of Australia.
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His visit signals that talks between the two countries are reaching a critical point.
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" He added that, "we cannot allow ISIS to gain momentum at this critical point.
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When they did manage to make a semi-critical point, Trump brushed them off.
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"We are at a critical point," the EU's lead Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said.
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The proposal comes as the U.S. crackdown on Huawei and ZTE reaches a critical point.
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Kabbage's rising fortunes are coming at critical point for the online small business loan market.
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"We have arrived now at another critical point," Kerry said during a State Department briefing.
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"We are at an absolutely critical point," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from Davos.
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A critical point is that the New Deal wasn't just paying people to build things.
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I told them I was irreplaceable (at that very critical point in time, also true).
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A conversation will reach a critical point today, thanks to the full moon in Taurus.
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We are at a critical point, and I won't be getting into the precise details.
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The critical point here is that Weinstein isn't owning up to any of the alleged behavior.
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But once they reached a critical point, Rome's descent into chaos and dysfunction was astonishingly swift.
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"I knew I was at a critical point in my career," Murray says in the documentary.
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What they're saying: Mnuchin told the New York Times Sunday that negotiations are entering a critical point.
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A climax takes place in a partnership today, as emotions that were building reach a critical point.
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He said turbine blades were the most critical point in production due to needing the most capital.
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"City officials have said it's at a critical point right now," Mr. Dodson said of the building.
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But that misses a critical point: the Arab Israelis are citizens of Israel, subject to Israel's laws.
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Such meetings help ease tensions and move us away from the critical point reached several months ago.
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This news comes at a critical point when many states are tweaking parental involvement requirements for abortion.
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"Ties with the US are at a very critical point," said Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu Monday.
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Belleau Wood "definitely was a critical point in the road for America becoming a world power," Jones said.
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There are very few women who are directors of institutions, and that's a critical point in our dialogue.
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Lillard had 30, with 12 of them coming in succession at the critical point in the third quarter.
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"We stand at a critical point in history, " UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council.
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The panel comes at a critical point in negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Union (EU).
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The dynamism and excitement of potentially changing times should not let us lose sight of that critical point.
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FACT OF THE DAY: Chris Froome suffered his second mechanical problem at a critical point during a stage.
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Only over extended time, or when shifts reach a sudden critical point — like earthquakes — do Americans take notice.
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Litchfield's overcrowding issues reach a critical point: The women's prison is running out of tampons and maxi pads.
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"That's a critical point for us and for the public of Massachusetts to know ASAP," Mr. Crosby added.
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"We're at a critical point," said Aliet Arzola Lima, a sportswriter for Granma, the Communist Party's official newspaper.
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But a critical point is with added background warming, high temperature records are fast outpacing low temperatures records.
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Critical point: The West Bank is populated with Israeli settlements, which much of the world regards as illegal.
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Louis C.K.'s new movie I Love You, Daddy has arrived at a critical point in the comedian's career.
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"One critical point from this chart is that the other three sustained markets spiked at the end," Birinyi said.
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Given the uneven landscape of political support for protecting our planet, Earth Day remains a critical point in time.
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Catalan nationalists were beginning their push toward full independence from Spain, a movement that is reaching a critical point.
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Just as they did at every critical point during what became a lopsided series, the Islanders responded almost immediately.
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After the U.S. and China announced the "phase-one" trade agreement, a critical point remains in question: agricultural purchases.
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"The equity market is at a critical point here," said Kurt Brunner, portfolio manager, Swarthmore Group in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Good sound might have made all of the foregoing forgivable, but that's the critical point of failure for the CKR7s.
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Relations between America and China, the world's leading economic and military powers, are at a critical point, said Mr Branstad.
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Shootout goals are not included in a player's individual season stats, but Burrows did produce a critical point that counted.
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It is not a practical route to cure others, but it did prove one critical point -- curing HIV is possible.
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"The critical point is the concentration used on our skin," says Dr. Mirela Mitan, CEO and founder of MMXV INFINITUDE.
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"We have reached a critical point in the Ebola response," WHO director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a statement.
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Each individual matters within the broader population and when numbers reach this critical point, the negative impact is even greater.
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If wage increases do finally reach a critical point, the Federal Reserve may even go back to raising interest rates.
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Each step is a critical point at which the patient is asked to assess his thoughts and how he feels.
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But there is a critical point that must be made: Today, 98 percent of private student loans are being repaid.
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"It's a critical point now where the country is making a decision about how to invest in infrastructure," Green said.
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DURBIN: Well, of course, we don&apost have a nominee&aposs name to start with, and that&aposs a critical point.
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But it seems that you have be sufficiently I to be another, and depression erodes the I below the critical point.
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Taking a critical point of view when evaluating new opportunities can be difficult when you are hearing lots of flattering feedback.
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The United States has reached a critical point in the hepatitis C epidemic: the virus affects at least 2202 million Americans.
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The reports of heavy civilian casualties have come at a critical point in the military campaign to defeat the Islamic State.
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They doped the samples with four different concentrations of holes, spanning from one side of the hypothesized critical point to the other.
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But at a critical point, it would be expected to change suddenly, indicating a spontaneous reorganization of the electrons in the crystal.
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It is these fluctuations of order that are hypothesized to give rise to superconductivity in the vicinity of the quantum critical point.
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Rue's mental health concerns reach a critical point in "Trying to Pee While Depressed," as she cycles through manic and depressive episodes.
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The legal battle between Apple and Qualcomm will reach a critical point this week as a major trial begins in San Diego.
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After trying and largely failing to persuade Turkey to stem the flow, Europe has reached a critical point in the migrant crisis.
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At the time of his fall, Gorokhov's six-year battle to find justice for the Magnitsky family was reaching a critical point.
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It was the final day of the race, and puzzled fans began to wonder why Hall had paused at this critical point.
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A critical point here that many are missing is that the old net neutrality political calculus was not about net neutrality itself.
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As a result, he was inspired to write an incredibly well-researched, interesting, deep-dive into a critical point in our history.
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In its groundbreaking report released last year, the United Nations predicted that we could reach that critical point as soon as 2030.
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Some have even pointed out that we may have reached a critical point in terms of mass consumption — we've reached peak stuff.
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The fervor reached a critical point on Wednesday, when her publisher, Flatiron Books, decided to cancel the rest of the book tour.
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But the critical point is that these are debates we ought to be having -- and policy solutions we ought to be discussing.
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Fed: Letting inflation run too hot could lead to 'a significant economic downturn' The U.S. labor shortage is reaching a critical point
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It places traps to catch mosquitoes, and stops releases when the percentage of mosquitoes found to be infected reaches a critical point.
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From the literary-critical point of view, there is always going to be a difficulty with the genre of the investor's letter.
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Deciding whether the newfound quantum critical point is associated with antiferromagnetism or something more unusual like FL* will once again require powerful magnets.
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De Blasio said New York City was at a critical point in its history, and urged progress after the tragedy of Garner's death.
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The critical point is that all these strategies were based on prices themselves rather than a detailed analysis of supply and demand fundamentals.
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We are standing at a critical point in American history, where a choice is going to be made as to freedom or servitude.
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Before Mercury retrogrades back into Scorpio on Saturday, it will reach a critical point, rehashing conversations you had at the beginning of November.
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Plus, the largely Republican-leaning state knows that Moore will support President Trump's conservative agenda — ultimately the most critical point for many voters.
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When you're at any critical point in a project it's easy to knock on three people's doors and get three points of view.
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I walk 229,000 to 14,000 steps a day, and though I spend half my time in Keds, my feet had reached a critical point.
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Michelle Obama made the critical point that the President has an impact on our children, which is something that undecided voters need to hear.
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XYLAÑYNU seems to suggest the possibility of multiple truths, but doesn't take on the burden of any high-stakes or critical point of view.
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That's despite the benchmark 28.5-year Treasury note yield briefly topping the 2500 percent mark, considered by many experts to be a critical point.
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The rise of alternative facts The degree to which society has allowed itself to accept misinformation as a norm has reached a critical point.
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And hundreds of farmers, already reeling from years of low grain prices, are without water at the most critical point of the growing cycle.
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Because of that, they sometimes refrain from sending detainees in their charge to outside hospitals until their health has deteriorated to a critical point.
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At a critical point during the Lushan meeting, one of Mao's personal secretaries was accused of having said that Mao could accept no criticism.
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It reached a critical point when I was training for a charity boxing match and she came to watch it, which was really cool.
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And that's what the scientists measured: a sharp, sixfold jump in the carrier density at 19 percent doping, the expected location of the critical point.
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We would rather see someone 50 times a day as opposed to having to go and find them once they reach a really critical point.
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Later that day, my lack of storage reached a critical point when I needed to download an app in order to retrieve a train ticket.
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That's always true, except as you lower the temperature, all of a sudden at the critical point of 32 degrees Fahrenheit, that behavior completely changes?
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If he can't, he will be on the receiving end of another deluge of negative media coverage at a critical point of a challenging race.
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Football is violent, but the public's disgust with the damage caused by America's most popular game might finally have reached a critical point this season.
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After winning perhaps the most critical point of his quarterfinal match, Stan Wawrinka celebrated in silence by placing his index finger to his right temple.
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Although it has not reached a critical point — the dogs are still successfully impregnating — further decline in motility could eventually harm their ability to reproduce.
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Fervent free-traders repeat endlessly that everyone loses in a trade war, conveniently overlooking the critical point that, in this case, the losses are asymmetrical.
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After McMaster's meetings, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu warned that Turkish-US ties had hit a critical point, and would either be repaired or completely damaged.
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It was a critical point in history, where leaders from both sides engaged in a tense military and political standoff over Soviet missiles in Cuba.
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Fifteen years ago, Taillefer and Proust, who was then a postdoctoral researcher in Taillefer's lab, started to think about how to investigate this possible critical point.
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That said, our critical point is that a journalist associated with a major American newspaper was murdered because his writings apparently offended the current Saudi leadership.
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The film, which comes out Wednesday, is set in 1982, a critical point in the war, and was primarily shot thousands of miles away in Morocco.
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"The critical point was to get the Analytical Data, and that has now happened," wrote Jonathan Taylor, chair of the compliance review committee, in the recommendation.
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The critical point could be reached when a true constitutional crisis erupts -- should Trump for instance refuse an eventual court order to hand over documents to Congress.
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Fluctuations in this checkerboard arrangement near the quantum critical point cause oppositely spinning electrons to become attracted to each other and pair up, giving rise to superconductivity.
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One critical point to understand is that financial markets and the global economy are generally far more resilient than our perceptions tend to give them credit for.
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Still, those closely watching the investigation say that they bolster Mueller's probe at a critical point and insulate it further from critics calling for its swift end.
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"It does feel like a critical point, a tipping point, in the public's ability to both use and respond to live, eyewitness media," Mr. Shapiro said. video
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Once Tesla reaches a critical point in that hype cycle, the public beta test of autopilot software could be part of what destroys them as a company.
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"We take our responsibilities to patient care extremely seriously, particularly in these challenging times when our emergency rooms are a critical point of entry," the hospital added.
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"Our city is at a critical point right now and I believe this will help build faith and confidence in the investigation from our community," Hahn said.
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The breach of an irrigation canal left more than 100,000 acres of farmland in Nebraska and Wyoming without water at a critical point in the growing cycle.
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The United States is at a critical point in the opioid epidemic: With appropriate action, we could significantly curb the scope of opioid abuse in this country.
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After McMaster's meeting with his Turkish counterpart, Cavusoglu warned that Turkey-US ties had hit a critical point and would either be repaired or be completely damaged.
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The critical point here is that each artist was tasked with drawing the body parts of a real person, someone dead or alive who had been in war.
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"There clearly is a hidden critical point right where Louis [Taillefer] says there is," said Davis, who found indirect evidence for the existence of this point in 2014.
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The quantum state that prevails to the left of the quantum critical point in the phase diagram causes the electrons to be "ordered," or arranged into a pattern.
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Granderson said both highlighted a critical point of progress in the fight for equality: the public assertion that for the LGBTQ community, the "T" is no longer silent.
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Next year is also a critical point because it is when country leaders agreed to put forward new climate plans when they adopted the Paris Agreement in 22015.
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This year's National People's Congress also takes place as the international legal battle over Chinese telecom giant Huawei intensifies, and U.S.-China trade negotiations reach a critical point.
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The political turmoil in the U.S. territory comes at a critical point in its bankruptcy, as it seeks to restructure about $120 billion of debt and pension obligations.
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We are reaching a critical point in higher education in the United States where leaders are ceding control to a small group of activist students and faculty members.
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"We are at a critical point and are really beginning to drive change," Sam Smethers, chief executive of the Fawcett Society, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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For years, statistically minded analysts have promoted the idea of using your best reliever at a critical point in the game, not necessarily just in the ninth inning.
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In a sign that negotiations were reaching a critical point, Pelosi spent part of Saturday flying back to D.C. Mnuchin spoke with Pelosi and Schumer during the afternoon.
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With France having fallen, Britain had reached a critical point in World War II and now had to defend itself against a relentless aerial assault by the Luftwaffe.
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And it was in service of what he and several of his colleagues have deemed to be a critical point: The nutria invasion of California must be stopped.
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It did, however, make one critical point: In reviewing the international achievements of his first year in office, Trump was abundantly clear that the Obama era is over.
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The explanation for his behavior is never directly addressed, in the same way his cheating scandal, is simply examined from a strangely voyeuristic, non-critical point of view.
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According to Chubukov, because this order would be expected to set in at a quantum critical point, the new discovery is "the necessary missing link" in the antiferromagnetism explanation.
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" Sharpton says both Robinson and Kaepernick raise a "critical point" about Francis Scott Key and the negative references to slaves in the complete version of "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Talking about "collusion" and "interference" misses this critical point: The 2016 election problems were the result of a multi-pronged cyberattack that none of these parties were prepared for.
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"I don't look at this and say, Whoa, this is an absolute critical point, something went on here," she says, adding that burned hair is "very marked" in appearance.
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Yet the difficulties of today should not obscure a critical point about FDR's Hundred Days: He would never have succeeded unless he was also a master at his craft.
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Whenever I get a vinyl in, I want to get rid of a vinyl because I've kind of reached a critical point and I want to strengthen my collection.
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And so, 15 percent of early educators across the country leave the field every year, leaving our youngest children without qualified teachers at a critical point in their lives.
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"No, because I really believe the country was at a critical point," he said, then ticked through why he felt the tax overhaul and military spending increase were important.
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What this overlap suggests is that "free speech" defenders and campus protesters agree on one critical point: that events like Berkeley's "Free Speech Week" are worth angrily protesting over.
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This is a critical point—virologists emphasize that the presence of residual RNA or DNA left by pathogens in no way guarantees that people might get sick from it.
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That probe is largely led by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, though Maloney will also play a high-profile messenger role at a critical point for her caucus.
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With the veil lifted, the scientists discovered a sharp change in behavior at what appears to be a "quantum critical point" in cuprates, reminiscent of the freezing point of water.
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Fearing the street party had reached a critical point the city made Saturday's event an invitation only affair for 25,000 who would need a ticket to enter the fun zone.
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This is a critical point: The Dutch built environment treats people who ride bikes normally, everyday fietsers, with respect and dignity and gives them a wholly separate space to cycle.
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Read More Oil rally will end soon Looking at a stand-alone chart of the energy ETF, Gordon noted that the XLE has rallied to a critical point of resistance.
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As of late, Maduro has repeatedly resisted letting foreign aid into Venezuela, with the country's armed forces having barricaded a critical point of entry for the relief to be delivered.
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"A critical point is reached when the connection between the two continents becomes so weak it can no longer resist the forces trying to pull it apart," Dr. Müller said.
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The critical point is that millennials are investing for the long term, with retirement potentially 30 or more years away, but that doesn't mean they can afford to waste time.
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Ms. Wilson had a lot to say about the Marvel diversity firestorm on her blog, including one critical point that complicates the situation for legacy characters like the female Thor.
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Critical point: all parties need to work together, coordinate, and be in unison in our stance against North Korea's nuclear and missile provocations, human rights violations, and other illicit activities.
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Su's "The White Waters" honors the influence that Tian and Critical Point Theater had on the tongzhi community, while exploring contemporary ideas about how media can alienate or connect us.
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"It's reaching a critical point where you can't deny we're having more of a dialogue about artists that feel marginalized in the system, and I'm glad for that," he says.
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While the detection of a quantum critical point does not definitively answer that question, "this has really clarified the situation," said Subir Sachdev, a leading condensed-matter theorist at Harvard University.
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" Peskov tells reporters in Moscow on Wednesday that the meeting helps de-escalate tensions and push the situation away "from the critical point where it was just a few months ago.
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Scientists have speculated that it's a way for the female to record a quick meal at a critical point in her reproductive life cycle, but this claim has largely remained unproven.
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Uyinene's death has mobilised people across South Africa in the fight against gender based violence, and is seen as a critical point in the future of women's rights in South Africa.
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Regarding the anonymous op-ed in The New York Times authored by a "senior administration official," the Washington parlor game of trying to identify the writer entirely misses the critical point.
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And the critical point is that precisely because Republicans are so weak with black voters, the views of marginal black voters may be very different from the views of average ones.
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"Alabama's prison system is at a critical point," Bentley said in a statement after touring Holman following inmate riots in March, during which a warden and a corrections officer were stabbed.
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In addition to the stock market drop, government bond yields have spiked in recent days, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury note edging closer to 3 percent, considered a critical point.
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But as the system approaches the critical point from either the left or the right, the amount of order in the system starts to fluctuate, due to competition between the two states.
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The critical point before we have any of those conversations is that this aircraft returns to flight safely and that not only regulators agree but that the flying public agrees, as well.
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The display is obviously a critical point of differentiation, and so it shouldn't be surprising that Apple increasingly wants to bring that technology in-house so it can compete better with Samsung.
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The bombings came at a critical point for the presidential campaign, pushing national security to the forefront with the first presidential debate a week away and Election Day in just seven weeks.
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Every US Senator who is running for president is going to be holed up here in Washington 6 days a week during the most critical point in the 2020 presidential primary process.
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As for the third leg of the stool, the notion that America is strong and China is weak misses the critical point of a complex codependency between the world's two largest economies.
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The regional elections are a critical point in a growing power struggle between the U.S.-backed central government and regions where al Shabaab militants retain a presence following a long civil war.
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The third, and perhaps most critical, point of agreement in the asylum debate is that money is lacking in a nation that puts mental health at the bottom of the health budget.
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From a critical point of view, it's a far different thing to praise a style but drink it rarely than it is to criticize a style as imbalanced, overbearing or somehow flawed.
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The critical point is that we have a group of guys who are very respectful of each other, very respectful of us as coaches and very respectful of Steve as a leader.
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With feverish grace, she executes the Grotwoski method that informed the avant-garde "Little Theater" movement, which included the Critical Point troupe and blossomed around the time that martial law was lifted.
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The current government, a coalition between the far-right Lega and the leftist Five-Star Movement (M5S), is nearing a critical point with its first budget in office due before mid-October.
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"I think it is a critical point in Illinois government; there are a lot of people in this state who feel negatively impacted by what has happened in the last few years."
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We are at a critical point: Americans, who live in one of the most violent nations on the planet, exist in a state of perpetual shock, trauma, stress, dismay and fear of violence.
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"The critical point is that there is extensive research showing that feeling as though it is difficult to control your sexual desires doesn't actually predict sexual behaviors or behavior problems," he told Gizmodo.
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Experimenters have long tried and failed to detect antiferromagnetic order in the phase at the top left of the superconductivity dome — the presumed ordered phase to the left of the quantum critical point.
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"From the literary-critical point of view, there is always going to be a difficulty with the genre of the investor's letter," the novelist and critic John Lanchester wrote in The New Yorker.
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Two Pentagon officials confirmed the details of the Russian deployment, including the critical point that Moscow does not seem to be focused on directly supporting fighters in the same places as the Americans.
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This Monday, NASA's mission to Jupiter, Juno, will reach the most critical point in its journey since its launch on August 5th, 2011—successfully getting into orbit around the solar system's largest planet.
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"At this critical point, he needs to reinforce confidence, not raise a narrative of him as unstable and whose rational side is lost in space," said Schiffer, who does not hold Tesla shares.
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"Now, we're at the critical point where we have to have a big jump in testing and then quarantining and isolating individuals," in order to slow the spread of the virus, he said.
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Yugoslavia was forged from the rubble of World War I and became a one-party Socialist state after World War II. But here's the critical point: It was not behind the Iron Curtain.
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Although the creators of "13 Reasons Why" aspired to educate, the show itself never mentions a critical point: most children who die by suicide have a mental health disorder like depression that's treatable.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney could not draw on the resources of the RNC at a critical point in his campaign, so he simply ran out of money (choosing not to use his own).
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Whatever he says is also likely to be in part overshadowed by signs the Russia investigation is reaching a critical point, amid intense attempts by Republicans to discredit special counsel Robert Mueller's team.
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This brings us to the most critical point — is email still relevant as a communication tool for mobile-first internet users who have never had email addresses or felt the need for it?
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In a magnet at its critical point, for instance, scale symmetry constrains the two-point correlation function by requiring that it must stay the same when you rescale the distance between the two points.
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Theorists have long speculated that such a quantum critical point might exist, and that it could play a key role in superconductivity, said Andrey Chubukov, a condensed-matter theorist at the University of Minnesota.
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"Risks are upward, but the critical point is that monetary policy is having the necessary effect," Cetinkaya said, adding that the bank might take additional measures if needed and would use all available tools.
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"We've worked very carefully with our friends at Marvel Studios — and this is a critical point — to make sure that calendar-wise and content-wise we are only enhancing the Marvel universe," he said.
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"Uyinene's death has mobilized people across South Africa in the fight against gender based violence, and is seen as a critical point in the future of women's rights in South Africa," the post said.
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The cresting intrigue Monday follows a flurry of sensational developments in recent days that suggest that Mueller is approaching a critical point of his investigation and that the President's personal jeopardy could be deepening.
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The thought is that because sinkholes often show signs of gradually caving downward (though not always), InSAR can be used to detect when a sinkhole has reached a critical point and collapse is imminent.
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He told the assembled farmworkers that this was a critical point: "We are creating a culture of respect, and one part of that is to challenge males to talk to other males," he said.
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They wanted to know if, after viewing a previous scene, the subjects would experience déjà vu, feel like they could predict where to turn next at some critical point, or correctly predict what happened next.
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"I would say 'Yes'," Lagarde said at the Milken Institute Global Conference on Monday when asked whether talks between the world's two largest economies, which have reached a critical point, will end in a deal.
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Giuliani's account of his communications with Downing comes at what may be a critical point in Mueller's investigation of election meddling and any possible coordination between Russia and the Trump campaign, which the president denies.
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This is all part of a "delicate dance between China and Hong Kong" that's reached a critical point because there is almost no common ground or overlapping interests between the protesters and Beijing, Bland added.
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But I think the point that was just made is a critical point is, which is that President Trump has gone against his art of the deal mentality and put his cards on the table.
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A business community that has multiple roots in places like Dubai and in Saudi Arabia, and I think that's the critical point -- how long will the business community in Qatar remain behind the government's position.
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There has been some debate over whether the driver shortage is a myth; however, the conversation has missed a critical point — higher shipping costs are very real, and we aren't solving some essential capacity issues.
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"We should not and cannot allow ISIS to breathe at this critical point or we will jeopardize the significant gains we have made alongside our Coalition partners and risk allowing ISIS to resurge," he added.
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And yet, North Korea's nuclear weapons had been the most critical point of contention between Washington and Pyongyang — not to mention, the central issue and impetus for the Trump-Kim summit in the first place.
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"At a time when we have hit a critical point in the opioid epidemic, the increasing use of kratom as an alternative or adjunct to opioid use is extremely concerning," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said.
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The beleaguered suburban enclave of 400,000 near the Syrian capital is at a "critical point," says the International Committee of the Red Cross, with reports of malnourished children and sick and injured people being trapped.
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Carter retired for the evening, and it metamorphosed into a club — Mr. Bernstein went on to document night life at iconic salons like Paradise Garage and Le Clique during a critical point in disco history.
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These interpretations overlook a critical point: Perhaps nowhere is diplomacy more needful than in relations with unfriendly and otherwise objectionable governments with which we may well be drawn into war if we refuse to talk.
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Coats recently said America's digital infrastructure is "literally under attack," saying the U.S. is at a "critical point" and compared the "warning signs" of a large-scale cyberattack with the run-up to the Sept.
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But the new experiment, as well as recent findings by Davis' group, indicate that the charge density wave order dies out at a lower doping level, too far to the left of the quantum critical point.
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U.S. stocks are sitting at a critical point and the S&P 500 index is set to drop by up to 10 percent before year-end, according to Nomura's strategist and resident "perma-bear ", Bob Janjuah.
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"Those relations have reached a critical point of hostility and Hong Kong demonstrators are using violence to challenge the police's violence and fight against the rule of law, " said Joshua Wong, in a self-authored TwReporter.
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As West Antartica's ice shelves — the ends of great glaciers that float over the ocean — continue snapping off, eventually they'll lose the critical point at which they're grounded to the ocean floor, resulting in their collapse.
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As federal lawmakers look to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) this month, a critical point is getting lost in all the partisan talk: The ACA is working, especially for small business owners.
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Another critical point to emphasize is that before anyone is asked to decide on going private, full details of the plan will be provided, including the proposed nature and source of the funding to be used.
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But the critical point here is that Trump himself thought it mattered to the tune of more than $100,000, and it seems overwhelmingly likely that there are other women with whom there are other, similar arrangements.
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But a trip to the United States by Kim Yong-chol — who has served the three leaders of the Kim dynasty that has ruled the North since 1945 — signaled that negotiations were reaching a critical point.
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The summit is seen as a critical point in Britain's stalling efforts to negotiate an exit deal with the EU after Brussels said last week the latest round of negotiations had ended in deadlock over money.
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To the Editor: "America Needs Better Privacy Rules" (editorial, April 2) misses a critical point: When users post anything "private" on Facebook, they are sharing it with all their "friends," who often number in the hundreds.
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This is the critical point about Lowell as a writer: he had been straitjacketed, he had been physically violent, he had been shaken to his fundament with regret, he had been wounded deeply by wounding others.
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Chinese negotiators have repeatedly pressed their American counterparts to lift sanctions on Huawei, and are likely to view a temporary reprieve as a good will gesture in the trade talks, which are at a critical point.
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Patients currently in the "gap" often defer care until their condition reaches a critical point, resulting in emergency room visits — the most expensive sort of medical care — for which the bill often lands on the hospitals themselves.
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The trend by Boeing and other planemakers to encroach on the business models of their suppliers has already fueled an industry power battle that analysts say could reach a critical point during supplier negotiations for the NMA.
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The debate, at Hofstra University on New York's Long Island, came at a critical point of the campaign: Trump has grabbed momentum in national polls and narrowed the race in some of the most decisive swing states.
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This year's meeting also takes place as the international legal battle over Chinese telecom giant Huawei intensifies, and U.S.-China trade negotiations reach a critical point, with some reports saying a trade deal is close at hand.
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" In Afghanistan, the official said, the peace process is at a critical point and Washington wants Pakistan "to pressure the Taliban into a permanent ceasefire and participation in inter-Afghan negotiations that would include the Afghan government.
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"The critical point now is what will happen with Ricciardo," Villeneuve, who took pole and almost won on his race debut with Williams in 1996 as a fresh young team mate to Britain's Damon Hill, told reporters.
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"There's a risk in the camps that we will see a lost generation of children if we don't manage to catch them with education, with skills and training at this critical point in their lives," she said.
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" The attacks on birth control and Title X: "Though access to abortion is often one of the most-talked-about issues in reproductive health, access to birth control across the country is also at a critical point.
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"I don't think China wants to cross Trump at this point — the price is too high considering the trade deal," she said, referring to the trade talks between Washington and Beijing that are reaching a critical point.
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As a result of all this, we are on the verge of intense litigation over a subtle but critical point: Can judges second-guess a president's determination that there is an "emergency" under the National Emergencies Act?
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Reporting quarterly results on Thursday, Soriot said development of new drugs for cancer was now reaching a critical point, with important clinical data due in the next 12 months, which would be an inflection point for the company.
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"We're approaching a critical point at which we need to start acting on soil erosion or we are not going to be able to feed ourselves in the future," Lindsay Stringer, professor at England's University of Leeds, said.
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Indeed, the rate of warming between around 1998 to 2010 fluctuated more slowly than some scientific models predicted, but the critical point is that such up and down variations are an expected part of the greater overall trend.
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"The critical point is that, behind the trade negotiations, there is an underlying theme — which is technology — and the fight for dominance in the technology space," Naujoks told CNBC Monday at the World Economic Forum in Dalian, China.
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The timing of such a change comes at a critical point in history where innovators and technologists are pushing the boundaries of what is possible using digital identity, profiles based on someone or something's online presence and activity.
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Fletcher allegedly tried to pay witnesses who were at Tam's to say they saw the victims and others in possession of a gun -- a critical point in Suge's defense ... this according to documents obtained by the L.A. Times.
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When their relationship reaches a critical point, in the aftershock of the 1998 Omagh bombing, they are differently but equally devastated, and even when they meet many years later, equipped with maturity and hindsight, neither has truly recovered.
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But with the Brexit saga reaching a critical point, Mr. Corbyn has struggled to shift the argument, at least until the last days of the campaign, when the fate of the National Health Service leapt into the headlines.
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Carter retired for the evening and it metamorphosed into a club — Mr. Bernstein would go on to document night life at iconic salons like Paradise Garage and Le Clique during a critical point in disco's post-Travolta journey.
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Whenever it is filed, Mueller's report will mark a critical point in the Trump presidency, given the gravity of the accusations against his team, and offer the theoretical possibility of conclusive answers about the last White House race.
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In order to probe what happens during the transition from one phase to the other, the team had to find a way to stop the electrons in cuprates from forming superconducting pairs in the vicinity of the critical point.
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This is a critical point because a study published last year by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found that a truck with any out-of-service violation is 2202 percent more likely to be involved in a crash.
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Should history repeat itself and we get another controversial non-call at a critical point in the NFC Championship this year, the officials working the game will have the tools at their disposal necessary to make the correct ruling.
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When the population in an area thins out drastically, the remaining residents can face "a lack of economic dynamism and limited access to services and infrastructures", an issue that has now reached a "critical point", the AEIDL report warned.
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It's at that critical point that the human agent not only has to step in and answer the question that Aiva couldn't, but also to "tag" the customer's queries that stumped the bot and feed them to [24]7.
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Heat iron to the critical temperature where it ceases to be magnetized, for instance, and the correlations between its atoms are defined by the same "critical exponents" that characterize water at the critical point where its liquid and vapor phases meet.
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The tension between cities and President Trump over immigration policy reached a critical point on Wednesday as Trump, for the first time while in office, reiterated threats to pull federal funding if the cities won't comply with his administration's deportation plans.
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Whatever the legality of separatism, once the desire for independence reaches a critical point, governments must deal with it in three ways: crush it, bow to it, or negotiate in good faith, knowing that separation may still be the outcome.
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Most of all the report stresses a critical point: For the two allies, Okinawa, the part of Japan most exposed to the disputed region of the East China Sea where China is flexing its muscles, is a vital link for security.
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"If a man who shows off by not having a clue and by saying that specialist knowledge is elitist rubbish ends up in the White House, a critical point will have been reached," said Schulz, a German center-left Social Democrat.
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CDC clarified this critical point today: dose thresholds were designed only for the initiating of opioid therapy, and were never intended to justify forcing patients taking long-term opioids down to these thresholds, or being denied these medications at all.
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LOS ANGELES — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday that trade talks between the United States and China were entering a critical point as an American delegation heads to Beijing this week to try to finalize a long-awaited deal.
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"If Bloomberg is serious about beating Trump, I don't see how pulling votes away from Joe at a critical point and giving the nomination to Bernie will accomplish that," said Howard Gutman, a Biden supporter and former Obama administration ambassador.
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Lawmakers said they're concerned that by not singling out the Ukraine controversy — and aggressively pursuing an impeachment investigation based on that alone — they risk dragging out the process further, bumbling their message and losing the public's attention at a critical point.
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Distrust in the media hit a critical point during President Donald Trump&aposs first run for the White House in 2016, a period where he regularly slammed the "fake news" media and targeted journalists covering his campaign on Twitter by name.
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There is also a wider critical point to consider about the trade-offs of having such a large commercial entity (DeepMind's parent, Google/Alphabet) gain access — albeit indirectly, in this particular instance — to sensitive and highly valuable (and ultimately taxpayer-funded) medical data.
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Monie's starred on the show since it began ... but our sources tell us she feels like her son, Derrick Beckton Jr., needs his mom's influence and care at a critical point in his life -- so she's dropping everything to move to Houston.
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But if I am reading the recent quasi-anthropological studies of the mysterious Trump coalition correctly, I think we agree on one critical point: government institutions and the elites that run them have grown dangerously unmoored from the rest of the country.
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As a Senate aide explained, DEA approval was perhaps the most critical point in the debate: If Congress is looking at a bill that affects a federal agency, the bill is going to be much less controversial if the agency approves of it.
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This round of control measures on the real estate sector is unprecedented, and the expectation that home prices will forever go up is now coming to a critical point, Sheng remarked at the 2019 annual meeting of the China Chief Economist Forum.
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One of the many things I realized during my research is that in all wars and massacres there is a critical point at which human beings perceive certain other human beings as "subhuman" — because they have a different nationality, ethnicity, religion, ideology.
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"This untimely, unnecessary, and untested citizenship question will disrupt planning at a critical point, undermine years of painstaking preparation, and increase costs significantly, putting a successful, accurate count at risk," the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights said in a statement.
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At the most critical point of the season, Harden no longer had Paul to share the playmaking or the pressure burden that the Rockets had purposefully split between them all season, hoping to keep both fresh and impactful throughout a long playoff run.
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The move comes as Italy has suffered at least 650 cases and 17 deaths from the coronavirus, with the World Health Organization saying that the country, as well as Iran and South Korea, has reached a critical point in responding to the outbreak.
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The critical point that policy makers now need to realize is that this devastating respiratory disease outbreak is not occurring because youth are obtaining flavored e-liquids from retail stores, but because they are purchasing flavored THC oils off the black market.
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LUXEMBOURG, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Facebook's clash with Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems reaches a critical point on Thursday when an adviser to Europe's top court will offer his view on whether tools used by companies to transfer data abroad protect European citizens' data.
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Even now, a trace of the eager rube still clings to him, and his idea of a helpful stunt, at a critical point in the film, is to mount an old motorcycle, light-years from Earth, and gun it straight at the enemy.
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Laura SchumacherSan Diego To the Editor: Ross Douthat's patronizing take on the ambitions of the Green New Deal misses the most critical point: Scientists agree that humanity has a very short window in which to transform our systems of generating and using energy.
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But for all of the attention paid to this unusually fierce exchange, the Democratic presidential contest is almost certain to turn on modern-day issues like health care, which is emerging as the next critical point of contention between Biden, Harris and other rivals.
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The context: Earlier today Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called for more sanctions on the North and a tightening of existing sanctions, while China said its commitment to the North's denuclearization "rock firm" even though tensions are at a "critical point" in the region.
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And Kirk, at the head of the family, could always be counted on to digress at some critical point in the show to deliver a pseudo-Shakespearean monologue about the perils of being in command, or why aliens were people too, or some such nonsense.
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"I maintain the view that any actions less than what WADA has recommended at this critical point in time risks Rio being overshadowed by a contagious suspicion of compromised integrity and damaging the reputation of the Olympic movement," she said, reading from a prepared statement.
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I'll call it Jethro's Window, after the protagonist in my futurist novel The Transhumanist Wager, because there's a critical point in time from where we are as humans today (it starts with the invention of the microprocessor) to the point when we reach the Singularity.
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GENEVA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The World Health Organization (WHO) is "very impressed" with the Chinese response to the global coronavirus outbreak so far, a senior official said on Wednesday, adding that the world had reached a critical point in efforts to tackle the disease.
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"Today we are at a very critical point in history regarding the nuclear deal, and Europe's transparent measures to compensate for the United States' unlawful withdrawal from it are very important for the Iranian nation," Rouhani said after talks with new British Ambassador Rob Macaire.
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When Schwab and Mehta applied the deep belief net to a model of a magnet at its "critical point," where the system is fractal, or self-similar at every scale, they found that the network automatically used the renormalization-like procedure to discover the model's state.
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But if Trump seeks re-election in 2020, his government is likely to apply more pressure on North Korea to make substantial progress in denuclearization, which could bring the nuclear issue to another critical point, said Shin Beomchul of Seoul&aposs Asan Institute for Policy Studies.
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What China says: China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the Korean peninsula "is under great tension and at a critical point" and reiterated their "sensible and reasonable" proposal: North Korea should halt nuclear and missile tests if the US and South Korea halt their military exercises.
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Asad Hussain, emerging technology analyst at PitchBook, said companies like Uber have reached a critical point of inflection where they need to go to market now, and a choppy economic environment doesn't affect that decision as public markets represent the best way for them to achieve liquidity.
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There are perhaps secondary effects of Thursday's bombing in Afghanistan such as signaling to the North Koreans and the Syrians that the United States can deploy such weapons against their bunker systems, but the key is that the war in Afghanistan is at a critical point.
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Though we agree that Trump's cultivated persona seems unpresidential, and though our own policy priorities lead us to favor other candidates for whom we continue to harbor hopes of success, we also recognize that we are at a critical point in the battle for America's soul.
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"Today we are at a very critical point in history regarding the nuclear deal, and Europe&aposs transparent measures to compensate for the United States&apos unlawful withdrawal from it are very important for the Iranian nation," Rouhani said after talks with new British Ambassador Rob Macaire.
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"At the moment, it's difficult to perform a full analysis (of the project) because the available documents are very vague and details are still missing," Zurbruegg said at an event in Zurich, adding how regulators handle the project — both nationally and internationally — remained a critical point.
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"These revelations come at a critical point in the trial, but they are very unlikely to have any meaningful impact on the judge's ruling," said Gene Kimmelman, a former senior official for the antitrust division of the Justice Department and the president of the nonprofit Public Knowledge.
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"This is the critical point: you have a mother who's infected, a fetus that's abnormal, and in the fetus, you have the genetic signature of the virus," says Andrew Pekosz, director of the Center for Emerging Viruses and Infectious Diseases at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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"The critical point the FBI overlooked is that Clinton clearly intended to send and store top secret, classified information on an unsecured, personal server, which I believe is a case that any reasonable prosecutor would bring against her or anyone else who committed such reckless acts," he continued.
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"I remain firm in my belief that Senator Booker is uniquely qualified to unite and heal Americans across this country at this critical point in our history, and I still believe that he has a path to victory in Iowa and in the Democratic nomination contest," Phillips said.
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While that happens, however, several leading Democratic candidates will be sidelined from the trail at a critical point in the primary season, and the Trump campaign will continue to raise enormous amounts of cash by appealing to Americans outraged by Democrats who abused the impeachment power of the Constitution.
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But confronted with the addition of a first person view mode in Yakuza Kiwami 2, and the evocative photographs of digital Sotenbori from Kiriyu's own "eyes," I realized I'd been overzealous and missed a critical point—a screenshot button is all the shutter release player-photographers really need.
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" He writes, "I relied heavily on the expertise of my 11-year-old grandson, who was able to explain to me the intricacies of a Triwizard Tournament, sat enraptured through the day and who made a basic critical point: 'If you've read the books, you'll get more out of the play.
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" Late Monday, Vanita Gupta, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, issued a statement, saying: "This untimely, unnecessary, and untested citizenship question will disrupt planning at a critical point, undermine years of painstaking preparation, and increase costs significantly, putting a successful, accurate count at risk.
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Zoom in or out on, say, iron at its critical point, and you always see the same pattern: Patches of atoms oriented with north pointing up are surrounded by patches of atoms pointing downward; these in turn are inside larger patches of up-facing atoms, and so on at all scales of magnification.
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That is a critical point, because until now the Trump administration's position has been that the North must surrender all its weapons first, and that any talk of treaties or trade, or sanctions relief, would come only when its weapons, its uranium and plutonium and its missiles are securely out of the country.
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Two of the sources said a critical point took place in August 22016, when deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein - best known for his oversight of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russian interference in the U.S. election – handed a lead role to Brooklyn prosecutors to pursue possible bank fraud charges against Huawei.
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The service launched in 2017 and, unsurprisingly, the company plans to bring the MammothDB's expertise in this area to bear on MariaDB AX. "The MammothDB team joins MariaDB at a critical point in our growth, bringing with them an impressive track record of delivering big data solutions," said MariaDB CEO Michael Howard.
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Two of the sources said a critical point took place in August 22017, when deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein - best known for his oversight of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russian interference in the U.S. election – handed a lead role to Brooklyn prosecutors to pursue possible bank fraud charges against Huawei.
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For Dubuffet, these unschooled artists, who produced their works for their own purposes, not primarily for an audience and certainly not for a commercial market, were representatives of a genuine, impulsive creative energy that emerged from a deep, pure realm of the human psyche, unfiltered through any intellectualized or critical point of view.
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Another critical point to note here is that while private companies are being provided with access to sensitive public data sets, they are not required to be accountable for their decisions and actions to the public — hence DeepMind feeling entirely comfortable in declining multiple requests to be interviewed by the media on the topic.
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The lack of antiferromagnetic order seen so far near the critical point has led some researchers to abandon this idea and support a more exotic theory put forward by Sachdev, which builds on concepts that Philip Anderson, a Nobel Prize winner and one of the founders of condensed-matter physics, advanced in the 1980s.
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With the nuclear deal with Iran and the Trans-Pacific Partnership potentially at risk, and the conflict in Syria and Iraq at a critical point, this task may be far more Herculean than he imagined and most likely not the way he expected to spend his final visit to Europe as Head of State.
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Mr. Vitorino, who will take office at a critical point in international discussions on a global compact, told reporters that there was "an urgent need to make the case for multilateral cooperation" in order to manage migratory flows, guarantee the fundamental rights of migrants, and establish a close link between migration and international development.
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The 30-year-old rapper was name-dropped several times at Wednesday's impeachment hearings on Capitol Hill, which marked a critical point in the probe into whether or not President Donald Trump abused his presidential power for his own political gain during a July 25 phone call with the new president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
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"The upward trend in mortgage rates will pull affordability below a critical point and start to seriously erode demand and appreciation, at which point the reduced return on homes as an asset will prompt more homeowners to sell, breaking the tight market fever," said Andres Carbacho-Burgos, a senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Perhaps the perfectly manicured woman behind the counter who takes my order will become embroiled in a KFC-style health and safety bathing-in-the-sink scandal or the sheer number of Nando's (there are 11 restaurants in Manchester alone) will reach the critical point of ubiquity and suffer a McDonald's-style loss in profit and pulling power.
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"Over the next 18 months, all 4 of these are kind of at a critical point where the level of distraction by domestic issues or issues that are confined to the rich world do make us somewhat concerned that the great success story here and the need to renew these resources may not get the attention it deserves," Bill said.
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At which critical point it flips the usual crisis PR switch and sends in a few token clean up teams — who scrub a tiny proportion of terrible content; or take down a tiny number of fake accounts; or indeed make a few token and heavily publicized gestures — before leaning heavily on civil society (and on users) to take the real strain.
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And while one cannot fault the Libertarians from making whatever choice they think is in their own party's best interest, the larger and critical point is that if the Libertarian Party can have this determinative effect, so, too, can a single individual with enough cash on hand, and the motive of the single individual may or may not be so ideologically pure.
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Trump has constantly pushed the American system to its limits, whether it was asking Russia to find Hillary's emails, chanting "Lock her up", telling those 4 Democrats to "Go back where they came from" (even though 3 of the 4 were born here), and now we reach the critical point of telling both the Ukrainian and Chinese governments to investigate one of his rivals.
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"But we also ask the British government to understand that someone who leaves the Union cannot be in the same privileged position as a member State," Juncker said, in what was his last annual speech to the Parliament, given that his mandate ends next year Brexit negotiations are heading towards a critical point with the U.K. due to officially leave the bloc next March.
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Meyers uses Netflix's user experience to his advantage, lets the audience make a choice, and then ensures that even if they do skip the section, they won't be able to resist going back and watching it (the same illusion of choice popped up in Bandersnatch, where certain story options either ended the film or led back to the same critical point until users made the protagonist act in a particular way).
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KCNA reported that "Kim Jong Un said that the situation on the Korean Peninsula and the region is now at a standstill, and has reached a critical point where it may return to its original state, as the US took a unilateral attitude in bad faith at the recent second DPRK-US summit talks," using the acronym for North Korea's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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Shakespeare is still with me… I've been thinking a lot about Portia from The Merchant of Venice, a female character who has a very climactic moment professionally as an attorney and succeeds in brilliant fashion — so of course, I've been looking to her as an example of someone who is at a critical point in her career, which I believe I am too, and pulls it off with grace and confidence.
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So the way you do it is you pass a tax plan like the tax plan I've introduced: a simple flat tax, 10 percent for individuals, and a 16 percent business flat tax, you abolish the IRS... (APPLAUSE) ... and here's the critical point, Maria — the business flat tax enables us to abolish the corporate income tax, the death tax, the Obamacare taxes, the payroll taxes, and they're border-adjustable, so every export pays no taxes whatsoever.
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Tom Cotton announced that they had written a letter to acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire requesting an assessment of national security risks posed by the company and other Chinese-owned platforms operating in the US. The request, which came a week after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg claimed the app was blocking pro–Hong Kong content from American users, underscored a critical point about the video platform, which has been downloaded over 2000 million times in the US: Nobody really knows how the site moderates content that favors pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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To dramatize the critical point discussed here, when former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE testifies next week he should be asked this question: President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who was elected with support from Russian dictator Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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