CE: These sorts of global issues that cross over jurisdictions and cross over cultures, they take enormous amounts of time for the negativity to be actually felt in the pocket.
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Was it difficult to cross over into a new area?
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Would Chanel Oberlin cross over and start her own cult?
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Today, though, it seems that surprisingly few people cross over.
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Ensure your knees do not cross over your toe line.
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Within this paradigm, purchasing choices cross over with ethical ones.
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Be one of the rare YouTubers to successfully cross over?
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But it doesn't necessarily cross over into their personal lives.
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Betty had built the bridge, and I could cross over.
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But athletes also use specific strategies that can cross over.
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Jess wants Tyler to cross over from gaming fame to Hollywood.
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It has taken me 10 years to cross over that bridge.
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If things cross over into "hateful conduct" then they will intervene.
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They even tried to entice some high schoolers to cross over.
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And it did cross over—it became a box office hit.
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Success on one platform also doesn't necessarily cross over onto others.
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Chopra isn't the first Bollywood actress to cross over into Hollywood.
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But Cole said he believes the two issues won't cross over.
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The latest businesses to cross over are, oddly, fast-food companies.
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Faux-wood beams and exposed fittings cross over the concession stands.
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Now, DraftKings is preparing to cross over to the other side.
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Few, if any, Republicans or Democrats are expected to cross over.
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Because, for me, music is where I let that cross over.
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This year you're going to cross over the 2 percent barrier.
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The military said forces brought back some who managed to cross over.
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If the Rangers cross over to the Atlantic, they could go deep.
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Her hands cross over her sweatshirt, which is adorned with his photo.
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I don't know how much cross-over of fans there are anymore.
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Uncannily, those themes also cross over into Give Me Everything You Have.
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The explosiveness of his new "tap" style allowed him to cross over.
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The dream, he says, is to cross over into football and basketball.
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Honduran asylum-seekers walk toward the US–Mexico border fence to cross over.
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I'm taking bets as to when the Bachelor Nation cross-over promotions begin.
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The planned bridge would cross over the largest munitions dump in the world.
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They also responded to cross-over theories about Parks and Recreation and Friends.
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"This spirit wasn't able to cross over into the spirit world," Gabriel says.
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It's a porous border, where the dead cross over to the living side.
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ALI VELSHI, MSNBC: When does it cross over into being a constitutional crisis?
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The snakes are rarely ever spotted unless they happen to cross over roads.
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I prayed to God that he would help me cross over the river.
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Farmers cross over near constantly to buy fuel and feed or sell livestock.
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If you cross over slightly different angles, frequencies work in a different way.
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VICE: How did you start helping people cross over the border to Sweden?
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Shankar has hinted that the two series could cross over in some way.
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It usually takes about two years to cross over to the six-figure mark.
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The storms should cross over the Bay into the Delmarva by around 10 a.m.
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Nobody really wants to cross over because it's not really the move right now.
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There is also some cross over between Avenatti's claims and the New Yorker report.
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They help these kids cross over to Syria, and they're still walking the streets.
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Employees will be able to cross over to the park from the 5th floor.
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When does following the Bitcoin price, or cryptocurrency trading, cross over into problematic behaviour?
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Is this opening the door for more cross[over] events between boxing and MMA?
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You can find Ryan thinking about where saucepans and guitars cross over on Twitter.
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We wanted to cross over, so I guess this was lined up in time.
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We thought perhaps we'd cross over to South or North Carolina in the interim.
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Kasich's rise has been accompanied by a message that could see cross-over voting.
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Certainly not 30 percent in an exit poll that say they would cross over.
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And Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty and Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum cross over.
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It's the only place, strangely, where it feels right to let that cross over.
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This is her chance to cross over to the plush world with her family.
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"It's the only place, strangely, where it feels right to let that cross over."
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"Sometimes, we've had people in our gardens who are trying to cross over," Carmen said.
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How does one go about improving up such a glorious bit of cross over marketing?
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The consequences for cross-over between fascist and anarchist ideas in subcultures can be severe.
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That support has appeared to cross over to Joe's deportation ruling, which came in October.
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Marie just parted ways with the WWE and is trying to cross over into acting.
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And although some Democrats may cross over, getting eight or nine will be almost impossible.
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If women can easily cross over for things like sweaters and overalls, why not men?
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Or cross over and claim asylum and then melt into society while awaiting their hearings.
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Michigan's primary is open to all voters, meaning that independents and Republicans can cross over.
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It is in Rosenstein's letter where things cross over from the outrageous to the absurd.
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Lang Lang is now a global superstar, a rare classical to mainstream cross-over artist.
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But when I finished, Father Bradel made the sign of the cross over my head.
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In my life thus far, it is all relative until you cross over into the next.
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Tracy Clayton: You know what, I'm now just starting to cross over from terrified to excited.
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Their father made signs of the cross over them before they went into the security line.
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That's in addition to the $2 million Apple pledged to the Red Cross over the weekend.
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You'll see plenty of musicians cross over between punk gigs and the White Horse Saturday nights.
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Samsung makes some models that it sells in China, but those have yet to cross over.
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That's in addition to the $2 million Apple pledged to the Red Cross over the weekend.
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You probably thought you lived in a world where InfoWars would never cross over with Pokemon.
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Those are the three that I think will cross over, with Manchin being at the top.
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But beyond the ick factor, how might a governor's alleged affair cross over into criminal activity?
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She, like many migrants, hoped to cross over and get a better life for her son.
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I mean, at what point do his tweets actually cross over into ... There is no point.
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But Gorsuch needs eight Democrats to cross over and vote with Republicans to reach 60 votes.
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The plan is to release the song on Christian radio and possibly cross over to mainstream.
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Just as soon as they cross over a fundamental hurdle: finding a strategy that actually works.
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Scientists painted a white cross over her left eye, and led her to a large mirror.
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And now he will walk several days to cross over into Saudi Arabia to find work.
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You're the first James Beard Award–winning chef to cross over into the edible marijuana market.
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I underestimated the weather, though, and got stuck in Tajikistan, unable to cross over the mountains.
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The two started to cross over in my brain, and I started having really weird dreams.
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And they're willing to cross over to vote for a Democrat — a moderate and mainstream Democrat.
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That loss ignited a sisterhood that felt powerful and able to cross over borders and ideologies.
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But we will see sovereign citizens and militia members even today cross over into their groups.
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Rose would be the latest N.B.A. agent to cross over from player representation to team management.
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But some of the things in this one, in my opinion, clearly cross over a line.
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She definitely doesn't cross over to the good side completely because where's the fun in that.
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The two don't cross over much, though; Netflix's The Witcher is explicitly based on the books.
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Draw the tips upward in a U shape and cross over twice to form the twist.
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She wears a wooden, T-shaped crucifix, or St. Francis cross, over her blue tartan sweater.
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Most tantalizingly, Roiland even left room for cross over with the beloved Adult Swim animated show.
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But it's still a fascinating cross-over between two countries with very troubled news media environments.
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When do outlandish statements by a political personality cross over from merely disagreeable to outright pathological?
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Where it's the content of your cross-over, not the color of your skin, that counts.
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In addition, high-yield bonds have seen a large cash exit, which may depress cross-over buying.
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Daddy Yankee, meanwhile, posted a picture of Maduro with a big red cross over it on Instagram.
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Some returnees will cross over by land and others via a river along the border, it said.
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One version of the story is that she was trying to cross over to shop for clothes.
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As they cross over, their experiences challenge their perceptions of a woman's role in their respective societies.
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But what worked so well in China didn't cross over as successfully as the company had hoped.
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Part of the cross-over between the parties may simply be support for the party in power.
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Khloé Kardashian confirmed her love for the Mexican cross-over star during an interview with Telemundo's MVTO.
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Click here to view original GIFOld bridges never die, they just cross over to the other side.
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Even though she was immediately popular, it took her a while to cross over into other media.
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After establishing himself as a theater actor in the 1970s, Heard made the cross-over into films.
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That's the pitch that Devine said the campaign is making to superdelegates they hope will cross over.
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Rather, her goofy, light-hearted touch allows her subversive satire to cross over to a broader audience.
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Access to the metro stations comes through walkways that allow people to cross over the Medellín River.
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The road has no waterways or other obstacles to cross over, so no bridges will be required.
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Some with critical eyes might wonder why I went for the GIL/DECAL cross over GIF/DECAF.
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She is also about to cross over into film, with a role in "Hustlers," out Sept. 13.
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Abed was expecting his family to cross over, but became concerned when he didn't hear from them.
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If they cross over into dependence on either, the brain does not react the same, Leasure said.
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Since the closing, Afghan border officials said that Pakistan was allowing only funeral processions to cross over.
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This cross-over combines two of the (objectively) best seasons from the franchise, the first and third seasons.
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"The two categories cross over so much: lots of textures and mixed materials are in both," she said.
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Flesh and Blood in 1980 allowed Roxy Music to successfully cross over from 70s glam into 80s opulence.
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But rarely did the deep, ride-or-die love for both boy bands cross over in the fandom.
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We cross over Westminster Bridge and discuss whether the Palace of Westminster is Neo Classical or High Gothic.
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Republicans need eight Democrats to cross over and vote for Gorsuch in order to avoid a Democratic filibuster.
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And since she's about to cross over into household name, let's take a stroll through her past roles.
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Bring your resting leg up to cross over your first leg to do a core-tightening plank variation.
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Those are three big names in music, all making the cross-over to star in an Allen film.
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EVERY morning crowds gather on the Venezuelan side of the Simón Bolívar bridge to cross over into Colombia.
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We will continue to home in on issues that cross over our communities in order to maximize impact.
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Some cross over into jazz and other forms, as Ryutaro Kaneko, their former hand-cymbal virtuoso, has done.
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That gulf made up for Jones only getting 83% of Republican voters to cross over and support him.
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But the case illustrates the surprising and unexpected ways parasites can cross over from animal to human hosts.
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And when does the sexualized camaraderie that many people in the restaurant business enjoy cross over into harassment?
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Muslim rebel fighters, too, have been known to cross over to nearby Malaysia and Indonesia to train there.
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Her base in the primary is small, and her supporters are not likely to cross over to him.
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Are we going to have somebody who maybe has opportunities to cross over between engineering, acquisition and operations?
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Fifty-one percent of readers thought Oklahoma wasn't Southern; it was shy about 514 votes to cross over.
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There's cross-over between directors' names and, very likely, the same people collect money from all the locations.
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This is not the first time Sanders will cross over into Canada joining people in search of cheaper medicine.
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Andre Berto says he wants to cross over from boxing to the UFC ... and he's 100% serious about it.
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He's also been graphing what he calls his "cross-over point": when monthly investment income crosses above monthly expenses.
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It's believed that, through ceremony, they would enter a trance, an altered state of consciousness, and thus cross over.
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And some observers believe the hybrid version of the cross-over utility vehicle could out-sell Prius in 2019.
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Nora is making decisions about major life events — like going to Australia to possibly cross over to another reality!
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For us to cross over and make an electronic scene that attracts more women than men would be unique.
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Alas, the future royal had to follow palace protocol and cross over the to the pre-social media age.
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From there, we build the base and slowly cross over to the mainstream market, which is the local market.
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The big picture: The difference, at least to Brennan, is that influencing an election doesn't cross over into illegality.
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That allows them to migrate freely over large distances throughout the country, and even cross over into neighboring countries.
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There are no elements that aim to cross over to other genres or touch into the cultural musical zeitgeist.
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The seemingly endless line of people waiting to cross over into Brownsville, Texas, was unlike anything they had seen.
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"We're going to continue to see these wearable technologies cross over and become regulated as medical devices," says Speer.
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Indeed, some in the party establishment do believe that Trump would have cross-over appeal, despite his incendiary comments.
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It's not exactly clear what's going to happen – are Nora and Matt going to try to cross over together?
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Under the plan, Ugandan troops will not cross over into Congolese territory but instead be concentrated along the border.
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You can cross over with MMA and kickboxing, but with MMA and Muay Thai, they're detrimental to each other.
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The strings cross over from peg to peg 3000-4000 times, coming out to nearly a mile of string.
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I explained that they could get off at 42nd Street and cross over to the uptown train for free.
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Like NPR, it's leveraging its stations to build a brand following that can cross over to on-demand podcasts.
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I was relieved to cross over the hill, out of service and back again to Lynx and my friends.
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His biggest miss was chai, a flavor he thought would cross over from beverages into desserts and other dishes.
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That's largely because the matchup will likely cross over from being just a sporting event to a party night.
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India accuses Pakistan of supporting militants based on its side of the border who cross over to launch attacks.
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He became one of the first African-American comedians to cross over and appeal to both black and white audiences.
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Before From Dusk till Dawn, Clooney was a TV star who had yet to cross over to big-name movies.
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I mean, it didn&apost cross over for very long but in the period they did that a few meetings.
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When it came to going high, Trump suggested illegal immigrants trying to cross over were super-skilled at scaling structures.
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You've worked with ALLBLACK, RexxLifeRaj, and Kamaiyah—all Bay Area artists with the potential to cross over into the mainstream.
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Standing between the clock and the bed, Munch recognizes that he is at the threshold, and about to cross over.
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To make it out of the neighborhood, the vessel had to cross over the powerful current of an overflowing levee.
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Additionally, we've seen places like Disney do some interesting things with their Marvel franchise: cross-over television shows and films.
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Yes, and making that cross over to real life has always been part of it, with swatting, and doxxing. Swatting?
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"I think the one place we cross over is that whole, like, yacht rock '70s love songs," the singer shared.
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At an estimated 161,000 hectares [about 600 square miles], the fire is now threatening to cross over the Saskatchewan border.
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He wanted to be baptized to ensure he'd cross over to the next life in accordance with his religious beliefs.
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At some set of points between your car and the booth, the polynomial will cross over from negative to positive.
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Did any of the music you made for the show cross over into what you were doing with Light Information?
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But Bayh's current polling lead means that some Republican voters are willing to cross over and vote Democratic down-ballot.
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Hollywood stars are entitled to cross over from stage to screen, and back again, just as actors always have done.
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And for some added excitement, we'd let up to three players per country cross over to play in both events.
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The leak was troubling because such fancy arrangements can sometimes cross over from legit tax planning to criminal tax evasion.
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It's a spoiler-free cultural cross-over that's certainly going to be one of the best covers you've ever heard.
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Murkowski nevertheless won the general election as a write-in candidate by relying on independent and cross-over Democratic votes.
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Sanity and mental illness lie on a spectrum, and most people occasionally cross over from one side to the other.
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Cabinet ministers and parliamentarians began defecting to the new government, but it remained unclear how many would ultimately cross over.
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In 2015, he expanded into fragrance, hoping that his savvy eye for blooms would cross over into distilling their essences.
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Romero doesn't have the mechanics perfect but he understands that wrestling and striking have a good amount of cross-over.
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The video showed migrants trying to cross over a fence and a soldier shooting at them from the other side.
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Many cross over on the Manhattan Bridge, travel along Canal Street and then into the Holland Tunnel to New Jersey.
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"It used to be that virtually anyone with a reasonable resume could cross over to the buy side," Cohen said.
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Ms. Ruhl is best known for her plays, which have a poetic sensibility and often cross over into the surreal.
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Greece's announcement came during clashes at its border after Turkey said it would allow migrants to cross over into Europe.
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And, surprisingly, they appeared on the R. & B. chart—a sign that gospel, Christ and all, might finally cross over.
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And yet she's never quite managed to cross over into the mainstream: She's adored, and yet somehow still under-appreciated.
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Like Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, Lagerfeld was the rare fashion figure to cross over into pop culture at large.
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So to cross over, I'll have to play the part of the American singer, and I don't [know] that scene yet.
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Sun-synchronous satellites are special since they cross over the same areas of the planet at the same time each day.
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Others have chosen to pack up and cross over to neighbor states, while many other have had to just shut down.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid has said the bill won't meet the number of Democratic cross-over votes needed to pass.
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But I think the economy is really poised for a strong second half as we cross over into the third quarter.
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Booker and Lewis meet on the House side of the Capitol, cross over to the Senate, and sit outside the Capitol.
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Now make the upper and lower mandibles cross over one another at the tips, as if the bird had an underbite.
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While their sounds didn't really cross over until Yeezus, it's safe to say their artistic ambitions have never been far apart.
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While both of these allowed for some cross-over with the entertainment industry, that wasn't what prompted the idea for Laugh.ly.
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When does behavior cross over from being protected, even hateful speech, into the proper subject of disciplinary action or even expulsion?
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Ultimately, Nickelodeon has plans to develop and release a cross-over feature film with characters from its most popular animated franchises.
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It was so crowded that people had to break the boundary wall near the gate to cross over and run away.
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Not many pro nak muay (Thai kickboxers) have got the skill set and the ring smarts to cross over to boxing.
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She's helped her gamers cross over into hosting, streaming, and even has some unscripted programming projects in the works for them.
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"We always thought the next big group to cross over would be a girl group, somebody like Twice," he told me.
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Border Patrol agents were walking slowly along the river, following several men on inner tubes trying to cross over from Mexico.
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Fifty weaponized off-the-shelf drones a day cross over into military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan alone, according to Lamprecht.
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Myself, who doesn't want to see corpses, I can now just cross over them and go back to a sound sleep?
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The base of dedicated investors, including domestics, is too easily overwhelmed by the volume of the more flighty cross-over funds.
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Does the filmmaker ensure that the film doesn't cross over from realism to voyeurism, and transform a legitimate portrait into exploitation?
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They found that about 60 percent of all commercial flights that cross over the ocean travel over waters with unmeasured depths.
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They can even reveal the tiny sacs carrying even tinier nuggets of information to cross over that gap to form memories.
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Meanwhile, it's still unclear whether any characters from the other two shows will cross over into The Walking Dead: World Beyond.
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Military and national security experience could appeal to cross-over voters, said Center for a New American Security fellow Jason Dempsey.
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Then again, one team could be a wild card and cross over into the other division, lessening the chances of a meeting.
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SUVs, CUVs (cross-over vehicles) and pickups have taken the prime parking spot in American driveways that sedans and coupes once owned.
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All of Detroit's Big Three automakers are abandoning sedan lines in favor of more popular and profitable SUVs and cross-over vehicles.
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Fortunately, there are tools like Ludwig Sentence Search Engine to make sure our tweet lingo doesn't cross over into our actual writing.
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So it's fairly common for military people to cross over and work on the civilian side at the highest levels of government.
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Gators cross over from Buzzard Bay, rippling the surface between a stand of skinny trees in the northeast end of the lake.
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Accountants are particularly concerned about the extradition bill because they often have to cross over to mainland China for work, said Leung.
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This is being billed as a standalone, but surely its implications must cross over into Civil War II and other Marvel books?
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There's actually a ton of cross-over between the actors' IMDB pages, and that's largely thanks to Mike Flanagan, the show's creator.
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For months, Fortnite has enjoyed headlines about obsessed MLB players, basketball pros' self-described addictions, and its cross-over pop culture appeal.
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First of all, Shameless and The Office are basically the only U.K. shows to ever successfully cross over into the American market.
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In the franchise's first cross-over film, The Avengers take on Thor's brother Loki, who is intent on taking control of Earth.
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Obviously he wasn't the first from the city to cross over, as anyone familiar with N.O.R.E.'s "Oye Mi Canto" can confirm.
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Make of this what you will, but on Monday the great cross over the entrance was still standing against the sky. video
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Barriers are most effective in urban or suburban areas, where unlawful migrants can quickly disappear into the population after they cross over.
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They felt that they needed to cross over to get bigger, but I'm going to go the furthest I can in Spanish.
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And in this corner: The Predators (41-27-14, +11) cross over from the Central after securing the top wild-card spot.
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And Ms. Perez, her eyes locked on her family, peered out the window, making the sign of the cross, over and over.
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The process required painstaking, frame-by-frame creation of the characters who would cross over into the "real" world of the film.
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The player models constantly cross over one another, and automatically drag themselves into position, their legs not moving, at dead-ball situations.
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Elizabeth and Philip will cross over to "Homeland" on Showtime, where Oleg (Costa Ronin) and William (Dylan Baker), have already made appearances.
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"Our entire investment strategy is to invest at the inflection points where things cross over from froniter to mainstream investments," says Knauf.
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You listen to one of his faux-Shakespearean monologues and tell me you're not tempted to cross over to the dark side.
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The proposed road would go right down that finger of land, inhibiting animals' ability to cross over and destroying vital nesting areas.
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No word yet on how this cross-over factoid is changing up Us fan theories, but where there's a will, there's a way.
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I think that there are two main reasons why these voters were willing to cross over both during the primaries and on Tuesday.
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So, you have women using the masks, disguise, props to cross over into male territory, to find out what the men are doing.
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It is happy to celebrate "freedom" so long as it does not cross over into the unpleasant, unglamorous realities of being a woman.
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They attempt to sell me on a tour to Chichen Itza and I politely decline as I cross over to a quieter avenue.
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"It's going to certainly change the desire for record labels to sign Latin artists that they think can cross over," he told me.
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But at some point, you cross over from aspirational to fraudulent, and the DA's suit alleges that Lily's video is demonstrably the latter.
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NBA China is trying to ensure basketball stars continue to cross over, fueling the crazed interest in the sport with its saturation coverage.
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At what point does being "situationally aware"—a phrase I hear over and over again from women who carry—cross over into paranoia?
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" The group enjoyed cross-over success with the 2004 mash up "Numb/Encore" which combined their song "Numb" with rapper Jay-Z's "Encore.
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We also asked S.O.G. about whether he'd cross over and fight a UFC star like Conor ... and his answer will get you pumped.
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But I felt it was time to make a change and do something different and do something that could cross over even more.
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You know, the word "Hebrew" (ivri, as in a nationality, like Abraham the Hebrew) comes from the root for "to cross over" — la'avor.
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With Republican support for Pompeo capped at 49 votes, they'll need at least one Democrat to cross over before he can be confirmed.
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More than 100 people were killed trying to cross over the wall, but miraculously, over 5,000 made it over or under to freedom.
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But a small percentage of men are not satisfied with this room and they cross over to the next room, the predator's room.
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When you try to cross over by land from central Asia into Xinjiang, Chinese border agents stop you at the port of entry.
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Yes, we've been waiting 23 years to cross over from Off-Broadway to Broadway; but I know the ending of my own shows.
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What would happen if we made a grassroots, state-wide effort to cross over and vote for one candidate in the Democratic primary?
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Producer price data showed a 9 percent jump in gas prices for August, but that does not always cross over into CPI data.
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If an author did cross over to Amazon, as Michael Lewis did two years ago, it was usually for a one-off project.
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Missouri has more restrictive abortion laws than Kansas, and the evidence suggests many women in Missouri cross over into Kansas to receive abortions.
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A half-dozen said they bribed officials to cross over dirt roads, and a few swam from one leafy shore to the other.
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Warren did mention the "hard fought primary" and said it was time to cross over to the general election with Clinton as the nominee.
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I've seen the replay where there were six other things that could have been called, but guys cross over the sideline all the time.
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But before too long, Dell's super thin webcams should cross over from Inspiron to XPS and make that issue a thing of the past.
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Now, the real question now is if traditional wrestling fans will cross over to Watch to get their oiled-up, spandex-clad fix. [Deadline]
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Feige has also hinted that the TV shows and movies will finally begin to cross over in more powerful ways in the years ahead.
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And producers, critics, and audiences have not just watched but applauded over the decades as men who direct cross over it again and again.
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As the moon passes over the sun, it causes a shadow to cross over Earth, which is the moment we're all looking forward to.
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His song, "Body Like a Back Road," achieved cross-over success, and the album was nominated for Album of the Year at the Grammys.
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The first entry strategy was to cater to the Filipino market and then over time we try to cross over to the mainstream market.
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And Sony has every intention of building out its own MCU, focusing on Spider-Man characters that won't cross over into Marvel's other properties.
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People always used to wonder like, 'well, what makes them different from other R&B girl groups, and how does their album cross over?
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It'll also cross over a large swath of soon-to-be disillusioned Trump supporters who realize Trump only pretended to care about their struggles.
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Relatives and loved ones often cross over from the realm of the living to bring food, candles, and objects that the deceased soul valued.
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But once you cross over to civilians, to non-writers or people who are not in that subculture, there's a great deal of hiding.
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It's the first time the company has allowed its two properties to cross over, and paves the way to more crossovers in the future.
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There have been plenty of books about past tribes, trends, and the cross over of music and fashion, but yours seems more all-encompassing.
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See rich auburns and buttery yellows reflected in the water as you cross over Fontana Lake, then trace the winding river through the mountains.
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"A Scandal in Paris" and "Lured" both feature protagonists who cross over from a particular unsavory milieu to become respectable enforcers of the law.
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All the servers cross over now, so I can build a group with friends from different servers and do any content we want to.
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It's a new avenue of sounds untapped, however it's also a personal taste thing so there'll inevitably be some cross over here and there.
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He also called himself a "cross-over athlete" and a "modern day Bo Jackson," because, you know, he performs as a pro wrestler too.
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"This clearly demonstrates that A.R. can cross over into the mainstream on the devices people already have in at least some cases," he said.
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Often in retail the cost of operating both store and online channels is expensive, making sales that cross over both business segments less profitable.
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Before the attack, they could cross over the demarcation line, but since the ax attack, each opposing forces must remain on its own side.
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To cash in on such popular appeal, former intelligence officers often cross over into spy fiction — Greene and le Carré both served in MI6.
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It also allowed the index finger to cross over the thumb, a tricky maneuver that pianists employ often to flow between keys more easily.
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Rogers was one of the first artists to cross over from country to pop, and he did so with a little help from Parton.
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What have you heard on the news or elsewhere about adults and children being separated when they cross over into the United States illegally?
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Armstrong explained the upcoming launch of Ford's electric model would be a "cross-over" style vehicle with a battery range of about 480 kilometers.
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Paulsen's latest take on the market comes investors watched the major indexes cross over to all-time highs, only to end the week mixed.
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You can set "no-go lines" after it maps each room so the D7 automatically knows not to cross over a heavily-wired area.
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The film is mostly about Tom Cruise, a young IndyCar racer, and his attempts to cross over into the world of larger stock cars.
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Like other states the Hawaii congresswoman has focused on, there is no party registration in Virginia, allowing Gabbard-curious conservatives to cross over and vote.
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Some 113,000 people still cross over daily from Tijuana to San Diego, 33km (21 miles) away, through the busiest border post between the two countries.
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The Vermont senator has performed well with cross-over voters and has outperformed Clinton in open primaries -- like Michigan -- where Republicans and independents could vote.
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"We wanted to find out how these superbugs are spread, and whether there is a cross-over from the food chain to humans," Livermore said.
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Here's what you need to keep track of the seasons that have come before, so you can watch out for signs of a cross-over.
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The letters, which were infamously signed with a symbol of a cross over a circle, included four cryptograms that the Zodiac claimed contained his identity.
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And, later on, maybe I wanna cross over to not only classical and opera music, but to other styles of music and try that also.
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If you have success, the expectation is that you will cross over into the French market here, or break through in bigger markets like America.
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They're at the border, they have only to cross over, but Mom, having so suddenly lost husband, daughter, and son, is too distraught to drive.
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We don't have many, nor does any other team for things like dropping to how our players' contracts would cross over into the Overwatch League's.
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In the Hopkins trial, a similar cross-over design was used, but instead of placebo, patients got a psilocybin dose too low to be effective.
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Unlike their debut The Revenant King [2015] , where songs regularly cross over the six-minute mark, this album is full of quicker, more bombastic punches.
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"The skepticism and rejection of his extreme policies, especially with regard to the Muslim ban, hopefully continues to cross over in this context," Shamsi says.
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At some point, a decision is made to cross over from talk to action — often through symbolic violence, designed to attract attention and spark outrage.
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"Disrupted" is born of Lyons's attempt to cross over from covering tech to getting a piece of the action in the second, current Internet bubble.
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The Infamous Boom Boom at Cirque Playing with gender has hit the mainstream, but do you think this sort of drag will ever "cross over"?
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Jorge Masvidal is already the "baddest mother f-----" in MMA and now wants to cross over and beat the best-known boxer on the planet.
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He needs Republicans in great numbers to cross over and vote for him, so being on the wrong side of Mr. Trump carries great risk.
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To pass it, Democrats would need two Republicans to cross over to support the motion to proceed — and that's assuming all Democrats vote for it.
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So, he wonders: Why does the US government say it's too difficult to vaccinate migrants as soon as they cross over the border from Mexico?
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The refinancing focus moved from highly rated corporates to cross-over credits, smaller mid-market companies and other other larger companies with specific financing requirements.
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Yet people in the town allege that customs officers demand bribes to let local exports of fruit and vegetables cross over the border into Russia.
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We have to make sure we don't destroy every bridge that gives a Republican an opportunity to cross over and join us in our concern.
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It seems like it's going to focus closely on the ways Moriko's real-world interactions cross over with her online ones, which is underexplored in anime.
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Some of the migrants reportedly said that they attempted to cross over after being denied at the port of entry, where they tried to claim asylum.
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Maybe it's better if he doesn't reply, though — surely a Game of Thrones/Stranger Things cross-over would be too much for the internet to handle?
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Voters registered as 'No Party Preference' have the option of requesting a ballot that includes presidential candidates of a political party that allows 'cross-over' voting.
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Financials, which remain negative for the year but have gained more than 12 percent over the past three months, were the last group to cross over.
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Let's say a group of neighbors want to build a bridge over a creek so they can cross over and talk to each other a lot.
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"It's hard to feel the difference between general tiredness, general fatigue, once you cross over to where your body starts shutting down a bit," she said.
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Giaccherini played the ball wide to Antonio Candreva, who waited just a bit and then chipped a cross over to Pellé that was about hip high.
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Synaesthesia is a biological condition that causes some people's senses to cross over, so one kind of sensory response is produced by stimulation of another sense.
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She's a talented actress and it would have been a pleasure to see her tussle with more dramatic moments or cross over into completely cruel territory.
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Another priority will be closed primaries, which disadvantage Trump, who has enjoyed wins on the backs of independents or Democrats who cross over in open primaries.
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But he's also never quite managed to cross over into the realm of consideration we have recently given to, say, Justin Bieber or Carly Rae Jepsen.
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Over all, 2000 million more jobs were created from 22014 to 223, helping millions of unemployed people cross over into the ranks of regular wage earners.
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Under a Warren administration, it would no longer be a federal crime for persons unauthorized to enter the United States to cross over the southern border.
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The "diversity" actress can cross over to the mainstream if she sings it loud and clear, and Chopra has done just that and been rewarded significantly.
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I don't think I'm criticizing Lee's wish to cross over, whatever that means in today's cultural landscape, where high is low and everything else is television.
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After "I Can Only Imagine" started getting played on secular radio stations, Bart Millard and his band, MercyMe, made a conscious decision not to cross over.
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In this case, the people of the business world must be willing to cross over into the education community to work with teachers, administrators, and parents.
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Nest's challenge, then, isn't just the internal struggles within an Alphabet subsidiary but that the smart home market has failed to cross over into the mainstream.
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The next expansion for "World of Warcraft" is "Shadowlands,"which will allow players to cross over into a spiritual realm with brand-new areas to explore.
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If he decides to go into the gray area — or cross over into the black area — others may respond by going into the gray area themselves.
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Some residents have relatives across the border in Myanmar, and thousands cross over from that country each day to work, trade or attend school in Thailand.
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It would have taken 67 votes to convict the president, meaning 20 Republicans would have had to cross over and join the Democrats' 47-member caucus.
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According to Mass, you should always tell the spirits you've encountered to either stay in the space or that it's safe for them to cross over.
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"Nollywood Dreams" (directed by Saheem Ali) is set in the Nigerian film industry in the 1990s, as it is aiming to cross over into Western success.
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"It's really important to let those ideas cross over into your daily life," said Ms. Ramage, "even when you're just shutting off and having a cocktail."
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A fun doormat, like this Harry Potter-inspired one, will set the tone for you and your guests as soon as they cross over your threshold.
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The strategies that get you through tough times in your running life can cross over to help with the tedious or painful aspects of daily life.
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This weekend, Kristen Bell became the latest celebrity to cross over to the bob side, teaming up with hairstylist Jenny Cho to chop her shoulder-length strands.
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Released to little fanfare in 2011, The Debt follows three Mossad agents who cross over into East Berlin to apprehend a notorious Nazi war criminal in 1965.
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"It's easier to cross over from here than it is from Calais," said K.M., who said he carried his passport around with him in a plastic folder.
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They also can be helpful in getting Israeli entrepreneurs to cross over from Israel into the U.S., which is very much a part of YL Ventures's strategy.
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Lopez said the group is a testing ground that allows the network to see which digital creators may be able to cross over to its TV properties.
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Watching that counter move and cross over into a million, 5 million, or 10 million subscribers is a cultural staple on YouTube — that's because of Social Blade.
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So how is it that so many of these Democratic voters in Youngstown were able to cross over and vote for Donald Trump in the Ohio primary?
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Trump said he believed many of Sanders' supporters would cross over and vote for him, rather than Clinton, particularly because of their shared distrust on free trade.
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Bud was then projected to cross over the Gulf of California as a tropical depression Friday and make a second landfall on the Mexican mainland Friday night.
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The women would begin to chant, go into a trance, and then cross over to the realm of the dead, where they could communicate with the nonliving.
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I feel like a lot of people have this perception that the skills cross over and you can be a master of many different games, but no.
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A side benefit of the union could be cross-over "halo" brand effect for both companies, where satisfied customers of one become new clients for the other.
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Throughout the sequence, we first hear the little girl's voice, then slowly it starts to cross over and becomes the old man character she's supposedly possessed by.
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It's an opportunity to appear a little bit cross over the alleged murder of Jamal Khashoggi while making sure that the Kingdom's strategic trajectory stays on course.
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It was when I started to have songs fromRedcome out and cross over, like 'I Knew You Were Trouble' and 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.
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While the bill is expected to be approved by Republicans in a mainly partyline vote, it will be interesting to see which, if any, Democrats cross over.
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The Total Solar Eclipse Forever stamp commemorates the coming August 21 eclipse, which will cross over the entire continental United States, the first such event since 1918.
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As loungewear continues to cross over into everyday wear, be mindful of the quality of your off-duty pieces — they're no longer relegated to just the couch.
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Reddit is where the real world is hashed out and laughed about by a tech-savvy audience that often produces memes that cross over into mainstream culture.
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The cuts are incorporated into the shapes, even when myriad lines cross over the entire surface, like the tracks of an OCD ice skater on crystal meth.
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It's the perfect in-between color for darker brunettes who want to go lighter, but don't want to cross over to full-on blonde balayage just yet.
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Revered for their auto culture sensibility, Hot Wheels can sometimes cross over into pop culture, thanks to Mattel's partnerships with brands like DC, Marvel and Star Wars.
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"Too much baggage," he said, comparing Mr. Biden to actors like Sylvester Stallone or Michael York who tried to cross over but failed to achieve critical success.
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But critically, with competitive GOP primaries on Tuesday's docket as well, the group isn't encouraging Republicans to cross over into the Democratic primary to vote for Lipinski.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads 1982's Koyaanisqatsi: Life Out of Balance is a landmark documentary, a rare experimental work to cross over into mainstream appeal.
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It also means that you should keep an eye out for more big names in live-streaming to cross over into the more traditional avenues of fame.
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Whether they are willing to cast their ballot for a native, virtually unknown political staffer — or even cross over to vote for Clinton — remains to be seen.
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That way, their dreams won't cross over, and she can torture them all individually until one of them reveals the spell that will free her from this house.
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De Blasio rebutted the allegations on Wednesday, saying he consulted with Border Patrol agents and a supervisor and had obtained permission to cross over the border to Mexico.
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It added that there could be another $10 billion in inflows from a spill-over effect from cross-over and total return funds and other Asian bond indexes.
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If we can understand how they work, maybe the information can cross over to fill the gap for small robots that can move fast with little energy use.
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Although I'm a connoisseur of iPad keyboards and a fan of the new iPad mini 5, I never really felt much desire for the two to cross over.
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One of the surprises is the number of registered Democrats who supported Obama, only to cross over the party line this year to cast their votes for Trump.
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His uncompromising stance helped drive a rush over the U.S. border as some migrants calculated it was better to cross over before the election in case Trump won.
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Meanwhile, at Brooklyn's Community Board 1, on the north side, the agencies dived further into bus connections between Manhattan and Brooklyn, which would cross over the Williamsburg Bridge.
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Cross-over financings, loans backing spin-offs and IPO financings, as well as deals like Bayer, which will help not only fill out volume but also supply quality.
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These are similarities that could have been built in to let Cloak and Dagger cross over to other series (Runaways included), the way they do in the comics.
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Because free time and working hours frequently cross over, the ratio between the amount of hours worked and the actual compensation for them is completely skewed, Kimenai says.
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Two Middle East trade sources pointed to thousands of trucks, carrying food supplies, stuck at the border with Saudi Arabia which were unable to cross over into Qatar.
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If Van Eck had been asleep at the wheel and just let some of its positions cross over the 20 percent threshold, it could have been a disaster.
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Take SpaceX, the brainchild of Elon Musk, which plans to transport two passengers aboard its SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket to cross over the moon and back in 2018.
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There is also the possibility that the storm will hug the coast, and possibly cross over the coast of Florida as it moves northward on Thursday and Friday.
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Floyd Mayweather's protege is gunnin' for the Octagon, too -- and if he gets the chance to cross over, he says he'll beat ANY UFC FIGHTER in his division.
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Millard's song, which he performs with his band MercyMe, became a cross-over success nearly 20 years ago, and is still the bestselling Christian single of all time.
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It's hard to know for sure, but it looks as though the show could cross over into the sci-fi realm as well based on the brief preview.
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Sensory intermixing Synesthesia is a biological condition that causes some people's senses to cross over, so one kind of sensory response is produced by stimulation of another sense.
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An outbreak could potentially spread out of control in one state — and cross over into others — if state and local officials take a lax response to the disease.
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Four years ago, Sanders pulled out a 12-point win in Rhode Island, the only one of these states where independents can cross over into the Democratic primary.
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But in the United States, they are mere migrants who must, as a result of this label, fight desperately for a chance to cross over and to stay.
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The cross-over event where we compete on The Circle with our Love Is Blind partner after getting Queer Eye-ed as a couple to destroy the competition?
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After more than an hour of arguments, Gorsuch appeared to be the most likely member of the Court's conservative bloc to cross over and vote with the liberals.
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The missile, which travelled some 2,700 kilometres (1,677 miles) on its trip over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, appeared to be the first to cross over Japan.
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Maluma, the 23-year-old singer from Medellin, Colombia, has already collaborated with some of Latin music's most successful cross over talents, such as Shakira and Ricky Martin.
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They'll be able to cleanse the home more thoroughly, hold a seance to contact the ghost directly, and even help it cross over from this plane into the next.
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And perhaps it allowed us to find a more defined sense of heart in terms of the shared sensibilities that cross over to make something that feels extremely unified.
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"The cross-over design controlling for simply the carbon dioxide is excellent and shows that the bubbles themselves do affect intoxication," she said in an email to The Verge.
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However, unlike their Disney+ counterparts, "Ghost Rider" and "Helstrom" will not cross over with other Marvel shows or films, although it will exist within the same universe, Marvel said.
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He had other advantages, like Johnson's decision to stand as a write-in candidate and the president's growing unpopularity with independent voters who could cross over and oppose him.
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He should also be the liberal choice for anyone tempted to cross over in an open primary, or just for liberals sitting at home wondering who to root for.
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This causes the system to think they want to change the straight-party vote in that race to the opposite candidate, which is known as a cross-over vote.
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"There's a point where you just cross over and you know you can play here, and that's what you see in Dee is a kid with confidence," Mattingly said.
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But what about the inevitable Outcast/Outkast cross-over, in which the Southern hip-hop stars team up with the rural exorcists to pull of a musical-filled caper?
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Whether or not they are willing to cast their ballot for a native, virtually unknown political staffer — or even cross over to vote for Clinton — remains to be seen.
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In late 723, he released a track with 50 Cent, "I'm The Man," which became a bit of a cross-over hit, even landing a remix with Chris Brown.
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There may well be a temptation among some Democrats, who can cross over and vote in the GOP primary under Wisconsin law, to support Nehlen to embarrass national Republicans.
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Then, Kim offered, and Moon accepted, the North Korean dictator's invitation to cross over briefly to the North Korean side to shake hands and take photos, also truly historic.
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By Saturday afternoon, parliamentarians loyal to Mr. Wickremesinghe refused to defect to Mr. Sirisena's new coalition and even some members of the president's own party declined to cross over.
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While many of them were able to cross over and now live comfortable lives, many more were deported, and a number of them died on the perilous journey here.
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Nora tells Kevin that she did cross over to where the departed are — an Earth, the other half of a cosmic locket, that lost 98 percent of its people.
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Getting them to cross over to the social-good side means those projects will need to be competitive and successful, which a bit of Microsoft cash might help with.
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For a while, his parents were living in Tijuana and his father had a permit to cross over the border and work in construction, and then they moved permanently.
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In theory that includes Netanyahu, but news of the Attorney General's final decision makes it less likely that any opposition lawmakers would cross over to give him their support.
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We saw Daryl learn about the Negan mission, but isn't there a certain iron-faced bow-wielder who might himself be ready to cross over to the other side?
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"Latinos have pride to see a Spanish surname or to have somebody who they know comes from the same background, and they're willing to cross over sometimes," Garcetti said.
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Even when he'd cross over his man and bolt into the paint on a gear few have ever reached, Wall's teammates would sometimes look even more surprised than the Raptors.
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But it remains to be seen whether this exhibition — or any art show at all — can cross over from aesthetic and political commentary to making a difference in people's lives.
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That's now down to barely 2000 percent as sales of SUVs, cross-over vehicles and pickups now account for more than two-thirds of the market, according to industry data.
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I consider where I was with the cha cha, where just a cross over with my feet would make them spasm and disoriented, and I see how far I've come.
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"When you cross over into the world of self-employed, all of the obligations are on them to pay self-employment tax and contribute to their own retirement," he said.
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" Michael explains that it was their mother, Cissy, who, following her own failed attempt to cross over from gospel to mainstream stardom, "poured a lot of that disappointment into Whitney.
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The plan apparently calls for all four series to cross over in a special called The Offenders, much as Netflix's Marvel shows crossed over in the limited series The Defenders.
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It seemed like a way to build out the Archie universe in the same way the CW has developed multiple DC series where characters frequently cross over into different shows.
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In fact, just as it will open up story for the Arrow characters, it will do the same over at Legends and will include a cross-over appearance by Blackthorne.
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LaVar Ball says the punishment UCLA dropped on his son, LiAngelo, is worse than him going to jail ... saying the school shouldn't "hang him on a cross" over one mistake.
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Ever since, his name has become synonymous with both the halcyon days of 90s underground rave and one of the biggest club-world cross-over albums in popular music history.
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Skull Island is reportedly intended to be part of Legendary's efforts to create a giant movie-monster universe, at some point expected to cross over with the studio's Godzilla franchise.
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It was also great for our kids, mostly kids of color, to see that a cause, in this case school safety, can cross over economic, social, class and racial lines.
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Despite a decade of use and a twelve-figure market cap, it's still not clear whether cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are here to stay or will cross over into mainstream use.
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Desire, revenge, romance, body image, and anxiety over the passing of time all bubble up and cross over in the most powerful display of vulnerability since Frank Ocean's Blond(e).
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If you look at the top 22016 contributors to the project, it involves some major technology players, some of whom cross over into OpenStack, Linux and other open source projects.
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Johnson started working on his dribbling at an early age because he noticed players in his neighborhood in Prince George's County, Maryland were revered if they could cross-over defenders.
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"What you haven't seen is a Nick Saban kind of person cross over, someone who's had success in college baseball and translated that over to the pro game," Corbin said.
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Considering the proximity of the towns and the shared Archie Comics origin, it makes sense that residents of Greendale and Riverdale might occasionally cross over into each others&apos territory.
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These are artists on the forefront of a global pop movement that rethinks what it means to cross over, and fingers crossed they get a spot on the actual show.
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A defense ministry official told Reuters the floating fence would be installed at the north of Lesbos, where migrants attempt to cross over due to the short distance from Turkey.
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Across the twenty-three tracks, the artist seems both critical and protective of his city's street music, subtly reminding his peers that subcultures wane once they cross over into caricature.
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It introduced him to the idea of tracking his income, spending and investments in a spreadsheet and graphing his "cross-over point": when monthly investment income crosses above monthly expenses.
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Trump has made many policy decisions during his time in office that targeted those undocumented people who cross over the southern border, who are overwhelmingly from Central and South American.
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Harvey is quickly turning into the worst hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland in more than a decade, and is expected to cross over the Texas coast by early Saturday.
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But sometimes the medium part, which is fatter, the grain will cross over with another grain which is going the other way, so it's definitely a bit of an art.
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Drogon may have brought her back to her home with Drogo so she could cross over with him to the Night Lands, which is where the Dothraki believe the dead go.
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"Now you are here in the South, and I wonder when I can cross over to the North," Mr. Moon said when Mr. Kim crossed the border and they shook hands.
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It's fine being known by people who follow a very niche scene, like dubstep or grime, but I've felt like a lot of my stuff has a cross over potential somewhere.
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"Uncanny Harbor" directed by Nicholas Valaskatgis, is an eerie, simmering sci-fi/ horror cross-over much in the vein of Stranger Things, blurring the lines between the paranormal and the extraterrestrial.
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Are you eager to see Hank cross over more into the personal side of Barry's life and possibly interact with some of the other characters we've come to know and love?
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There is a great cross-over between dance music and bands in Perth, incredible national and international bookings and also a relaxed, collaborative local energy (and a lot of talented people).
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Members of the Trump administration on Sunday defended the president's vow to shut down the U.S.-Mexico border, referring to a "crisis" in the number of migrants attempting to cross over.
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By the time the Stones were starting to cross over in America in 543 and 254, they already looked vaguely dangerous, at least to teen-pop audiences weaned on Neil Sedaka.
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The male branches of the M.C.'s wear a cross over the heart, and the sisters wear a cross on the shoulder, which serves the purpose of holding the sari together.
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When they cross over into English markets it typically means they're the cream of the crop, they're especially horny, or especially bizarre, or just made in English in the first place.
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So to cross over, people from Western Sahara have to travel hundreds of miles to reach an airport for a flight to Casablanca or Algiers and then travel again by road.
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For Ximalaya, on the other hand, it's now working alongside a content creation company that understands English language content, some of which can cross over to the company's massive Chinese audience.
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They're fun, they're awesome, but then also there are G.I. Joe crossovers, and Tonka trucks make entrances, and you get into big legal issues trying to cross over into those worlds.
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Landscape today often abandons the fantasy of playing Mother Nature to achieve spectacular designs that flaunt their manufactured underpinnings, enticing architects to cross over from buildings to the spaces around them.
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"And then you have people who cross over to England to get an abortion," she said, although she said there were some exceptions, as in the cases of rape or incest.
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Even if a person's behavior online is fairly harmless, it can still cross over from, "Huh, wow, not for me!" into "Should I… even be friends with this person anymore?" territory.
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Looking at the layout, there seemed to be two possibilities: either the actors would leave the building via the stairs on my right, or they'd cross over the bridge above me.
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The resurgent demand from new Collateralized Loan Obligation funds (CLO) and cross-over buyers overwhelmed the meager supply of loans, pushing secondary prices higher and making it more difficult to buy loans.
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That's because many trials now allow patients in the control group the opportunity to "cross over" to get the drug being studied, if preliminary data suggests it could help them, Pazdur said.
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Chyna made the cross over from stripper and urban print model to media fixture after she appeared as Nicki Minaj's body double in the music video for Kanye West's "Monster" in 2010.
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She had to get to another engagement, a one-night-only appearance at a strip club where, in fact, not much of the Politics and Prose crowd was likely to cross over.
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President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that has led to the separations, as all adults who cross over are referred for criminal prosecution and their children are kept at holding centers.
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There's not a lot to the cross over here, beyond a big "XV" and quartet of characters etched on the back pixel-style, along with a commemorative box to mark the occasion.
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In 2007, the Texas Democratic Party sued the secretary of state at the time because the eSlate machines failed to prevent voters from casting unintended cross-over votes on straight-party ballots.
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As we reported ... Spencer says he's thrilled to have Mischa cross over to the reality of "The Hills" from "The O.C." scripted world -- something he's apparently been wanting for a long time.
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But the event this August is unique because it will be the first time in 103 years that a total solar eclipse cross over the U.S. from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
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Titled Freedom Fighters: The Ray, the new show will premiere on the CW Seed website next year, with plans for the character to cross over into the live television universe later on.
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"After looking at the [West Virginia] exit polls last night … I believe the number was 30 percent of Democrats that said they will cross over and vote for Donald Trump," he added.
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Garner explores the ambiguous role of the automobile in American culture with a thoughtful combination of satire and bricolage, which enabled her to cross over from the avant-garde to mass media.
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I never expected the music to cross over the way it did, because its reference points like the Velvet Underground, the Stooges, and Syd Barrett hadn't been successful [by the early 70s].
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A budding star on the social network Vine, Mr. Mendes aimed to cross over into the mainstream and found his first defining smash in a demo of "Stitches" sung by Ms. Geiger.
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Cross over still-dank South Street, under the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, and what was once an actual mall is in the process of becoming a high-end dining and entertainment hub.
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Trump signed two executive orders on immigration on Wednesday that collectively will make life more precarious for unauthorized immigrants already in the United States and those who are trying to cross over.
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The meandering blue lines cross over each other so many times, like trails made by drunken ants: they hold our attention in a slower way than the figures in the landscape do.
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Mets Manager Mickey Callaway said Diaz's mechanics get in the way, and when he maintains his form and does not cross over his body, his stuff is still top of the line.
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Around the turn of the century, the Dixie Chicks were the biggest and best band in country music, able to cross over to pop audiences without stinting on the fiddle and banjo.
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Months of investigation later revealed that a leaky valve had caused some of the propellant from the engines to cross over into another system, sparking a chain reaction that destroyed the capsule.
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Whether such tours can cross over from clubs, theaters and performing-arts centers into arenas remains to be seen and will depend largely on the success of bigger-name stars like Houston.
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Benjy, she said, was among the first to cross over to Ms. Antonetty's side and begin to work at her social service organization, as well as introduce her to the other gangs.
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A struggle to cross over, a struggle to remain More than a million Syrians have taken refuge in Lebanon, straining the resources of a country with a population of around six million.
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Organizers asked the artist to remain true to his pop art proposal, encouraging him to create a new design with bright red lettering and enormous cartoon eyes that cross over two courts.
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It's just speaking from experience, to start digital-first and then cross over can be really difficult, but if you want to be an editor, you're probably seeing your career path digital.
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Read: How Trump's family separation policy actually works People have reportedly been forced to wait for days, in temperatures that top 100 degrees, before they were allowed to actually cross over the border.
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Politics, art, and entertainment cross over in many ways — and they should — but the vitality of art and entertainment can't just be reduced to how well a work conveys a relevant political message.
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Often times, it's easy for the acceptable to cross over into the unacceptable, like substituting "wrecked" or "destroyed" for a bit of profanity that clearly insinuates something more sinister and criminal in nature.
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Where they used to cross over the border to deliver presentations informing migrants of their rights and the US legal process in Mexican shelters, that is no longer happening to the same degree.
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Though he acknowledges that sports coverage is often seen as somewhere between hard news and entertainment, he said there are topics within the sports world that do cross over to more serious reporting.
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Ever since The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina was announced by Riverdale creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, the question of how and when the two shows — both starring characters from Archie comics — would cross over.
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But the pricing level balanced the demand from dedicated emerging markets managers and cross-over investors, according to Samy Muaddi, emerging markets portfolio manager at T. Rowe Price, who participated in the deal.
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Electric scooter startup Bird is said to be nearing a deal to extend its Series C funding with an additional $300 million led by cross-over investor Fidelity, according to an Axios report.
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Because Metro-North Railroad train tracks cross over the site, the most valuable land — from a developer's perspective — is on the west side of the tracks along the river, with its majestic views.
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"Reaching $20 billion would imply the commercial cloud mix could cross over 20 percent of revenue for the first time in 313Q18, up from 5 percent in early 2015," the KeyBanc analysts wrote.
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Plenty of hip-hop artists with as little or less (looking at you, Tyga!) cross over into pop or rock or dance or even into musica urbana, all with varying degrees of success.
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In the most rousing moment of the episode — and maybe the season so far — Dolores guns down the nasty "confederados" who confront her and William about a double-cross over the nitroglycerin heist.
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The hook of "Romeo and Juliet," which goes "your love is my medicine," is straight-up pretty and instantly memorable, suggesting Trippie is poised to cross over to the mainstream at any moment.
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But either way, bear in mind that what feels like gathering useful intel about how an organization can be improved can very easily cross over into listening to aimless venting and grievance gossip.
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While a wall is not necessary along our entire southern border, our border agents need more resources and funding for advanced technology to assist them in apprehending those attempting to cross over illegally.
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Next to the La Brea Tar Pits, it has been likened to a blob, a smoky gray, elevated amoeba-like swirl of galleries resting on eight pillars that would cross over Wilshire Boulevard.
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Kim on Friday local time became the first North Korean leader since the Korean War of the 1950s to cross over into South Korea, a sign of warming relations between the two countries.
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I never saw any staff actually enforcing the rule with men, and when a man did cross over into the carriage he was just glared at for a few minutes by women travellers.
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For example, many students who attend the University of Texas at El Paso are Mexican nationals who legally cross over every day to attend classes, and the city flourishes from bi-national commerce.
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"When we were zigzagging through the storm, we would cross over the Bahamas, and you could see land under us," said Victoria Kennedy, a CNN producer who was on one of these flights.
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Democrat Doug Jones has been trailing in the polls by double digits most of the campaign and he has tried to simultaneously motivate Democrats while enticing Republicans to cross over and back him.
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For many women of color growing up in the '80s and '90s, Ms. Jackson was the first "triple threat" superstar who looked like them to reach, or fully "cross over," to the mainstream.
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Kim Jong-un made history Friday morning local time as the first North Korean leader since 1953 to cross over into South Korea's side of the demilitarized zone that divides the two countries.
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We spoke with KSI -- who fought Logan in a YouTube superfight last month (which ended in a draw) -- about Paul's UFC pursuits ... and he says the dude's "delusional" to cross over into MMA.
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The content on the periphery of Nollywood -- Beyond Nollywood as I have termed it is a growth area within the Nigerian film industry and in my opinion the most likely to cross over internationally.
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It's a nice cross-over from HP's enterprise machines, and while it might be a little overkill for most, it could make keeping up with the latest memes in public a little less embarrassing.
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Fallon said the goal of the ads is to show how issues that matter to Democratic voters — such as health care, checks on presidential power, and campaign finance — cross over into the federal courts.
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What's going on: By the second half of the next decade, the cost of electric and combustion drive trains will converge, and then cross over, according to Bloomberg NEF, which studies renewable energy tech.
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Wal-Mart is seriously lagging Amazon when it comes to line sales, and where they are making gains is in resource intensive cross-over business like online purchase of groceries with retail pick-up.
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Simply put a cross over the symbol that represents your favorite cloud storage service, open up the Rocketbook app, and your page will be scanned and automatically sent to the cloud platform you chose.
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"This allowed information to cross over domains — essentially meaning that if a user visits a particular website, an attacker can open Facebook and can collect information about the user and their friends," said Masas.
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Some of what Mr Trump is overturning is quite recent, and not all that popular; to walk away from it is simply to cross over to a path not taken but still clearly visible.
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And on this night — when Tim Allen's Last Man character would cross over to meet Cristela (for one scene only, which was taped beforehand and shown to the audience on monitors) — spirits were high.
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The rapper tells TMZ he's willing to give Shia a hall pass to return to the ATL if the actor can help him cross over into movies -- and a particular big budget one too.
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No matter the five teams that potentially come out of the Metro, one must cross over to the Atlantic Division and face the Montreal Canadiens in a matchup that shouldn't happen on any level.
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U.S. imports such as bae, sweetheart; (on) fleek, attractive, and turnt, excited or inebriated quickly, cross over from song lyrics, TV and movies into global English and are understood if not perhaps widely used.
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This time, there will be no cross-over with WWE, something the league used to leverage fans before, and McMahon himself doesn't plan on being part of the front-facing aspect of the league.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Thursday it was absurd for India to use the excuse of Chinese road-building to cross over their border, and accused India of militarizing its side of the frontier.
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"I believed full-heartedly regardless of the status quo and the history, that it's time for music from South Korea, and from all over the world, to cross over to the U.S.," Gazit said.
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Fans of the scene were of course on board, and it received generally favorable reviews and scored a commendable 8 in the album charts – but it didn't quite cross over into the wider audience.
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You do everything you can—you cross over the second best player in the league, jump as high as you can, dunk for the first time in recent memory—but it just doesn't matter.
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While girls are being taught to be emotionally competent, they also learn to be responsive to the needs of others — not a bad thing in theory, except that it can cross over into subservience.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Already one of the biggest names in Latin music, Colombian pop star Maluma is hoping to cross over to a wider audience with an upcoming album of Spanish and English music.
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The Rangers, who lost eight straight on home ice coming into play Sunday, more than likely will cross over and face the Atlantic Division champion in the opening round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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I looked up just in time to see my boss cross over the wall, let out a short yell, and violently twist as his right foot hit a slick patch of wet tar paper.
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And so, as my morning sessions end and I cross over to my scholarly retreat, I am acutely aware that my present commitments as a doctor might undermine my capacity to fairly envision the past.
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Sure, you could ask why the Fast universe would want to cross over with another property – but since this franchise's entire guiding principle seems to be "why not?" we're going to go that route instead.
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According to the Sperm Bank of California, it takes the average person between four and eight rounds of insemination to become pregnant — which means the total cost can easily cross over into five-digit territory.
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Showrunner Steve Lightfoot revealed that Page, played by Deborah Ann Woll, wasn't initially planned to cross over into the series, but he requested to write her in, because of the chemistry between the two characters.
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For those parties, they had two different sets; a "cross over crate" they thought contained music white partygoers could enjoy, and the hardcore hip hop set they saved for the black fraternities, Coker told CNN.
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Why these should be so much stronger in flavor than PEI oysters, grown right across the straits, I have no idea, but something gets a bit more savage when you cross over to Nova Scotia.
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An Indian security source said the operation began with Indian forces firing artillery across the frontier to provide cover for three to four teams of soldiers to cross over at points several km (miles) apart.
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"The difference between that person who says 'Oh yes, I took lessons when I was a kid' and someone who engages forever is when they cross over from studying to doing an instrument," he said.
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Even at Medusa's, some of those early acid tracks would cross over into the late-night industrial thing, like the original "Acid Tracks" and Sleezy D's "I've Lost Control" and "No UFO's" by Model 22008.
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There's plenty of other new talent in the region to discover, like Sandra Mansour, a Lebanon-based designer who was raised in Switzerland, whose collection features several dresses that could easily cross over to bridal.
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"I saw him on the floor out there [during shoot-around] and he was telling me some of his moves he learned from watching me step back and cross over," Rose tells PEOPLE of Michael.
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Though Michael Jordan tried to cross over to baseball from basketball as a 31-year-old in 1994, he did not fare as well playing one year for a Chicago White Sox minor league team.
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Season Two is all about discovering the connections between the two planes: Where do they cross over, how does a person jump in between them, how do you escape one reality and hop into another?
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There's no way of telling when and if the show will cross over with Riverdale, but Sabrina's magical journey into darkness is more than enough to support itself as a spooky binge show worth watching.
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Instead the new route, called the Mainline Alternative Route, will parallel the existing Keystone pipeline and intersect nine more streams than the preferred route as well as cross over the Ogallala Aquifer in three counties.
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Many games, like the one here in South Elgin in June, coincide with World War II re-enactments and rely on players recruited from the crowd, including men who cross over from the military scenes.
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The team then wanted to know how the disease was able to cross over from rats into a human and believe the man caught the disease from rats infesting a rubbish chute near his home.
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"She says she is getting low on fuel, then calls 45 minutes later with a worried tone saying she is running the line on which she hoped to cross over Howland Island," Ms. Cochrane said.
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For me and other working-class queers, the shorthand for participating in this narrative was "selling out" — to cross over the strict line of disjunction between queer culture and corporate capitalist America through personal gain.
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Having committed suicide, both these women cannot cross over and are doomed to return to the corrupt world they had hoped to leave; both of these characters also had terrible relationships with those they loved.
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It lets genuinely terrible people argue they're victims, creates uncertainty for anyone whose unpopular opinions don't cross over into harassment, and gives everyday users no way to figure out what they can expect from the platform.
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His jibes can cross over into meanness, and his pontifications can appear oblivious, as when he compares the art of barbecue to the art of jazz in an episode focused entirely on white and Asian cooks.
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Called the "swine flu" because it appeared to cross over from pigs to humans in transmission, H1N1 differed from typical influenza outbreaks in that 80% of the virus-related deaths occured in people younger than 65.
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"As you know, we have often found great talent in the music industry to cross over into film," Diesel, 52, began in his caption of a snapshot of himself, Ozuna and the movie's director, Justin Lin.
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Some of them cross over to the U.K., and other European countries, but not all of them can make the leap to America, like, what does it mean for your song to break in the U.S.?
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Roh's involvement in the Ablyazov saga also appears to cross over with a character now central to legal proceedings brought against Ablyazov and his associates in the US, a Dubai-based British accountant named Eesh Aggarwal.
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Ahead of the House vote on impeachment, the 22018 moderate Democrats who won seats in Trump districts face a difficult problem: explaining this vote to the cross-over Republican constituents who helped elect them in 2400.
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The two leaders smiled and shook hands after which Kim Jong Un gestured to Moon they cross over to North Korea briefly, which they did for a few steps, then returned to the South, holding hands.
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"Miss Celie's Blues" by Tata Vega (1985) Temperton continued his writing career, churning out songs for jazz artists looking to cross over (like Herbie Hancock and George Benson) and soul divas like Aretha Franklin and Donna Summer.
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No word yet on whether Inhuman characters introduced in Marvel and ABC's Agents of SHIELD series will cross over with The Inhumans, but it seems like a fairly safe bet, given the interconnectivity of the Marvel universe.
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That said, if the exit market remains tepid and interest rates rise, then later-stage and cross-over investors that supported the "private IPO" market will continue to be motivated to take their toys and go elsewhere.
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Whether any characters will cross over from The Walking Dead or Fear — in the same way Lennie James' Morgan and Austin Amelio's Dwight have recently moved from the first show to the second — remains to be seen.
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When Grande was still a child star on Nickelodeon, struggling to cross over into pop, she used to film herself sitting alone in her bedroom doing musical impressions, transitioning seamlessly from Britney to Nikki to Judy Garland.
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"The idea is to help them where they are, so that they wouldn't be forced to cross over into Bangladesh," Vivian Tan, regional public information officer for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, told Reuters Television.
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Be an example to white artists who build their early careers on the backs of black audiences, cross over, forget about us until their careers are in free fall and then want us to love them again.
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With Shinsuke Nakamura now headlining NXT shows with his unique brand of Swagsuke charisma, the path's been paved for other stars to cross over; it doesn't hurt that the WWE Network is now available in Japan, either.
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Slowly, the housekeeper's imaginings cross over into something more "real," as she and the young woman swirl about the room in tandem, using the beds and bathroom counter and other hotel room accoutrements to full, choreographed advantage.
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As I cross over into my seventh year of freelancing and finally find my stride, it's amazing to look back at how far I've come from the woman who was scared to write her first pitch email.
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Turkey has vowed to seek justice for a migrant it says was killed on the border with Greece after Greek authorities fired tear gas and stun grenades to push back dozens of people attempting to cross over.
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And so did Donald Trump in 2016, in an election that saw efforts by some Democrats to cross over in open primary states to vote for Trump in the belief that he would be easy to beat.
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"For a player who performs dramatically, they have the ability to escape the narrow genre of hardcore football fans and cross over into the celebrity making machine to become a household name," Steinberg told CNBC last month.
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Citi's well-known economic surprise index - a gauge showing how much economists have been over- or underestimating economic performance compared to what indicators actually deliver - now shows a cross-over between the euro zone and the United States.
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On one of his first offensive sets, he dribbled the ball off his foot trying to cross over a defender, one of many miscues as the Nets trailed, 37-22, after one quarter, weighed down by eight turnovers.
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South Carolina is also the first of 19 primaries with no party registration, allowing even Republicans (who could not vote in the New Hampshire primary) to cross over; it's one of several states with no competing Republican primary.
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People reaching the shore have told Reuters that there are thousands living in desperate conditions on the strand of beach by the river's mouth at Pa Nyaung Pin Gyi, as they waited for a chance to cross over.
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Our four sections — technology, entertainment, science, and transportation — are bigger and better than ever, and nothing makes me happier than watching them cross over and tell stories about technology and culture constantly changing in front of our eyes.
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"(The Ugandan army) is reinforcing security on the common border with Congo in order to dissuade any attempt by the ADF to cross over and attack targets of interest in Uganda," Ugandan army spokesman Brigadier Richard Karemire said.
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Mayweather's August 2017 knockout victory in a boxing match against brash Irish mixed martial artist Conor McGregor ignited speculation that he would cross over into the world of MMA, but the Rizin bout was strictly limited to punches.
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In a surprise move, the Grammy-winning musician released his first-ever pop solo album, The Controversy, on Friday, just one week after his eponymously titled Zac Brown Band dropped their new cross-over country album, The Owl.
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"Thiago Silva"—a collaboration with AJ Tracey released earlier that year—showcased Dave's versatility, his ability to cross-over and bump along a frenetic 140BPM tempo with as much ease as he glides across slower, piano-led compositions.
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SS: The thing that makes a good artist is an adherence to an idea, a set of principles and disciplines which are attached and embedded within a unified aesthetic that can cross over into various mediums and media.
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At least 8,000 Nepali nationals are working in Afghanistan, according to the labor department, but actual numbers could be higher as many cross over to India, which shares an open border with Nepal, and then travel on to Afghanistan.
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While we still don't expect to be to fully cross over to a capsule wardrobe overnight, we are taking one step this season to focus on the tops we have, instead of buying a cart full of new ones.
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He would cross his feet from back control, and as soon as the opponent attempted to use that cheesy cross over foot lock, he would go bananas trying to force the choke before the opponent could extend his ankles.
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The Gifted will join FX's Legion in Fox and Marvel's new efforts to expand the X-Men universe on television, though there are reportedly no plans for the show to cross over into the larger X-Men film universe.
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The Los Angeles Times reported last week that U.S. Customs officials refused to allow anybody to legally cross over a bridge from Mexico into the United States for nine days, since the officials were too overworked to process anybody.
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Lilesa made a cross over his head with his forearms as he clocked in at 2 hours, 9 minutes and 54 seconds in front of the world's media, and repeated it again during a press conference after the event.
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Sure, the idea that Mel Gibson and Harrison Ford were also considered for the Tom Hanks Saving Private Ryan role is absolutely bonkers, but I'd rather consider the insanity of the Tyronn Lue cross-over step-over any day.
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How can we even talk about Latin crossover in the "La Vida Loca" mode of Ricky Martin—who incidentally appears uncredited on X100PRE standout "Caro"—when Bad Bunny is almost single-handedly redefining what it means to cross over?
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"Essentially there are specific dates where the station and therefore the Soyuz will cross over specific parts of the Earth (Kazakhstan) which allow you to line up for the usual landing and recovery zones," Huot told Mashable via email.
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And I never have because there's always something, there's always something that comes along, whether it's the Marvel movies, whether it's, you know, Taylor Swift, whether it's Beyonce … there are always these things that cross over and hit big.
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In the last few days, Emery would have seen that goal countless times, the footage taking on a metronomic, hypnotic quality as City worked the ball out wide, fired in a low cross, over and over, again and again.
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At the very end of season five, Night's Watch Lord Commander Jon Snow was betrayed and repeatedly stabbed by his own Night's Watch men, who viewed him as a traitor for allowing the wildling people to cross over into Westeros.
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Hurricane Florence has the potential to be a devastating storm for tens of millions along the East Coast later this week, when it is forecast to come close to or cross over the coastline of the Carolinas or mid-Atlantic region.
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Family business series delivered in partnership with UOB Private Bank Each week, Lasting Legacy will take viewers behind the scenes on some of Europe's most successful family businesses, to find out just how family life and company strategy cross over.
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" She said because of Ed Sullivan, she had heard of them but nothing that black teenagers at the time were consuming had anything to say about the Beatles: "They didn't cross over onto the black airwaves, so we didn't really listen.
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As Marvel comic-book-crossover characters, including Daredevil, have become a big part of the Netflix original production appeal, a question that's yet to be answered is whether Netflix might ever cross over with its superhero characters to the big screen.
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Some rabblers believed Lam was performing a ritual called "The Elevator Game," a process to cross over into another dimension by travelling to a sequence of floors in an elevator, which doesn't really make sense, but the concept is catchy.
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" Other times, certain objects or icons will cross over from one episode to another: a Waldo sticker from "The Waldo Moment" showing up in "Shut Up and Dance," or the dating app from "Hang the DJ" making an appearance in "U.
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Arguably the first trapero to cross over to the English-language market, via his feature on Farruko's "Krippy Kush" remix with Nicki Minaj, he suddenly seemed to be everywhere after Cardi B's "I Like It" with reggaetonero J Balvin went supernova.
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There, Miguel encounters Hector (Gael Garcia Bernal), who, like the other ghosts, wants to cross over to look in on the living, the twist being that these specters cease to exist when nobody is left who remembers and honors their memory.
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But the past twenty years have produced only a handful of LGBTQ-themed books to cross over into the mainstream, and that's at least partly due to a failure of major publishing houses to nurture a new generation of LGBTQ novelists.
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Musk had said in October that Tesla has been "deep in production hell" making the Model 3, its first attempt to cross over from being a niche maker of high-end electric cars to a mass manufacturer or more midpriced vehicles.
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Sometimes, what starts out as an anonymous manufacturer can build up enough of a following to cross over into conventional retail channels: hiring customer service personnel, website designers, quality control staff, and all the other stuff that more established companies have.
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Gwen's prodigious pitching talent eventually allows her to "cross over" into the world of the Netted, as a freshman on the baseball team at Net U. Here, people are less visibly surveilled and more likely to self-censor than be censored.
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Mohammed al-Ali, a 30-year-old who fled Hama province further south about three years ago, approaches the wall which is visible from the camp on a daily basis to see if there is a chance to cross over.
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When Mr. Pollard tried to cross over the gap to get to the crash — a car that had flipped over with two people inside — he fell inside the space between the two spans, dropping more than 1703 feet, Mr. Nigro said.
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Acquiring the nickname B-Boy Park, dance, rap, and DJ battles became constant—a healthy competition that fostered DJ Honda and DJ Krush—two of the few Japanese hip-hop producers to cross over to American underground hip-hop audiences.
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Right now, the bill will be sent to the state Senate, but since it was passed after Vermont's cross-over date, it will only be brought to the floor if it's specifically plucked out by the Senate from the rules committee agenda.
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Speaking to PEOPLE from the Keys, she describes traveling along dirt roads in one of the Red Cross' over 120 emergency vehicles, handing out hot food to families crammed in tents, trailers and rundown houses — one with a boat toppled over its roof.
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For instance, three seasons in, we still know barely anything about the Upside Down, including what, if anything, lives inside of it apart from evil monsters, let alone why those evil monsters are so eager to cross over to Earth and kill everyone.
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Within Paganism and other nature-based faiths, October 31 marks the sabbat of Samhain, during which time the veil between the realm of the living and the realm of the dead grows thin — and otherworldly entities may cross over to walk among us.
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But the difference is that "Despacito" wasn't just part of the mainstream this year; it was the mainstream, opening the door for more cross-genre, cross-language collaborations, as well as for more Latino artists to cross over into the American market.
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He gave a prime-time health care reform address to a joint session of Congress, and participated in a televised negotiation with congressional Republicans at the Blair House—a final gesture for cross-over support—before Democrats passed it on their own.
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The new wild-card setup allowed for a team in one division to cross over to another division and play its first two rounds there, which defeats the league's stated purpose of going from six to four divisions in the first place.
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Yet, other than to a few urban hipsters in recent decades, chambray shirts have mostly lacked the "cross-over cool" of denim jeans, says Fred Dennis, senior curator at the FIT—they did not fit into a "romanticised, cool-dude weekend look".
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The Saudis "have big ambitions for nuclear," says David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington, D.C. "The issue is whether they cross over into any processing or enrichment" with secret partners like Pakistan or China, he says.
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We're actually within the temperature and rainfall range of what they like; they just didn't happen to be here because they didn't happen to come up the Central American isthmus there, and once the Panama Canal was there, they didn't cross over.
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In the first case to cross over into the cultural mainstream, Josh Dugger, the beloved eldest son of reality TV's favorite fundamentalist family, fell into disgrace in 19993 with the revelation that he had molested five underage girls, including four of his sisters.
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Prior to the season's release, Murphy teased that it would not only confirms that American Horror Story's third season, Coven, and its first season, Murder House, existed in the same world (as fans had long theorized), but that they would cross over.
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"Because we can't guarantee this level of quality, or control the player experience on other consoles or gaming networks, we currently do not open our network to games that allow this cross-over capability," a Microsoft spokesperson told Kotaku at the time.
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The FTA report also said Metro employees were not properly inspecting tracks prior to last month's Silver Line derailment, which occurred near the East Falls Church station in Virginia on a section where trains cross over from one set of tracks to another.
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I'd love to see the all-female squad cross over into the gaming medium—I mean, who wouldn't want to play as a virtual Kristen Wiig, wisecracking around New York City, occasionally slapping a spook into a containment unit for "safe" keeping?
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He had become priestly in that moment, he had stood solemn while the writer pressed his lips to the third joint of the second finger of his right hand, and then he made the sign of the cross over the writer's bowed head.
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French Creole never really made it into American English, but Ilan Stavans, an Amherst College English professor, lexicographer, and linguistics pundit, suspects that some of the Spanish being spoken in the US will cross over into the mainstream in the next few decades.
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In the age of franchise sprawl, where movies must juggle stories and subplots that cross over multiple films and where filmmakers are always trying to stay one step ahead of online fans with shocking plot developments, that's an art that's largely disappeared.
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What's interesting about it is that it isn't really a series of sequels (like a conventional movie franchise) or even a number of interconnected movies with characters who cross over from one film to another (like the Marvel or DC Comics films).
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Phi's references are wide-ranging — in "Villain/elle: Shimomura Cross Over in the Flat of the Night," he alludes with equal dexterity to Dylan Thomas and the rapper Lupe Fiasco — and his irreverent profundity shines in prose poems and fixed forms alike.
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Enter Dr. Harvey (Bill Pullman, who I now recognize is an extremely hot dad) a self-proclaimed therapist to the dead who helps what he calls "the living impaired" deal with the unfinished business keeping them on Earth, so they can cross over.
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It made no sense that a writer publishing in the so-called little magazines, like Partisan Review and the New York Review of Books, on topics like structuralist philosophy or the history of interpretation, could cross over to become a major literary star.
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His new distance from fellow conservatives became evident in December when Roberts voted with liberal justices to reject a new Trump administration policy denying asylum to people who cross over the southern border between ports of entry and come into the country illegally.
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Not to mention the many actors whose careers took off after a turn in a Coens' film: Michael Stuhlbarg was a workaday TV and stage actor before A Serious Man, while Javier Bardem didn't cross over from Spanish cinema until No Country for Old Men.
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The fight is starting to pick up some serious momentum ... earlier this month, Dana White told TMZ Sports he's open to the idea of letting Nunes cross over into the boxing ring (a la Conor McGregor) after she takes care of some UFC business.
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New research published today in Science Advances is offering some of the first geological evidence of an Alaskan coastal migration route that would have made it possible for humans to cross over from Eurasia into North America when the Ice Age was still going strong.
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Over the last 5,000 years or so, the crossbill—so named because the two halves of its bill cross over each other instead of aligning—has menaced the lodgepole pine, developing an ever-bigger beak to break into the tree's cones and steal its seeds.
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Both the New York Film Critics and BFCA members rarely cross over into the film Academy and industry guilds that picks nominees and winners for the majority of Hollywood's awards shows, but the critics' awards help to build buzz for potential Oscar front-runners.
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Two countries alone, the DR and Venezuela, are responsible for over 60% of foreign-born major leaguers, and a third, Japan, might constitute most of the remainder if more of its elite players chose to cross over to MLB rather than playing at home.
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She reportedly brought the kids, ages 12 and 3 at the time, with her from Culiacán to Tijuana, and left them at a nearby restaurant on the Mexican side of the border in the care of an assistant before she attempted to cross over.
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Our delivery routes are arranged so that you're always going with the flow of traffic, to keep us on one side of the street so we don't cross over into oncoming traffic — that's more efficient and safer than going back and forth across the roadway.
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Greenway said about 20 percent to 30 percent of Swoop's travelers to warm destinations such as Las Vegas or Mexico are "repatriated Canadians" who used to cross over the border to fly from U.S. airports on low cost rivals like Allegiant Airlines and Spirit Airlines.
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It's important to note that, while the BFCA has only correctly anticipated Oscar tastes in the past, and doesn't necessarily reflect them, as its membership doesn't cross over with the Academy's in the same capacity as the industry guilds like the DGA, PGA, and SAG.
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From the original cast of "Power Rangers" to Tommy Oliver, the fan favorite who managed to cross over several ranger colors, and even to the faces behind masked enemies such as Ivan Ooze, these morphers are sure to bring you back to the very beginning!
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"I found a canoe and I used it to cross over with my kids, not knowing where my husband and my (other) two kids are," she told Reuters across the border in Nigeria, where thousands of English-speaking Cameroonians have fled in past weeks.
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And one iPhone feature could cross over to the MacBook Pro: Touch ID, which you'd be able to use to unlock your laptop or in conjunction with Apple Pay (the latter definitely makes sense considering you'll be able to use Apple Pay in Safari soon).
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Today,…Read more Read"We're about to cross over into a world where we're doing something with quantum devices that we couldn't do classically," John Preskill, professor of theoretical physics at the California Institute of Technology who devised the term "quantum supremacy," told Gizmodo.
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They have sex in the airport bathroom, a sort of last-ditch effort to convince themselves that they're in this together, and she tells him how she'll pretend to accept the offer to cross over so that she can gather intel on this mysterious company.
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I happened to just win re-election in one of the blue states by winning a third of the black vote, winning the women vote, splitting the Latino vote and getting a huge number of Democrats and independents to cross over and vote for me.
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Oh my gosh yes, I was also able to help ghosts cross over into the light—so before I knew how to do that, they knew I knew how, so I would have eight ghosts in my room at once—it was very stressful.
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The island represents a temporary home for many of those who attempt to cross over to the mainland, and has borne witness to huge losses of life in recent years, not least during the Lampedusa migrant shipwreck of 2013 which left over 360 people dead.
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"What Regan did in getting millions of [former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt] Democrats to cross over, I think we have the same potential of doing with the working-class Democrats who are frankly being treated abysmally by the Democratic Party right now," he added.
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Mr. Tarayreh, from Bani Naim, a sprawling town separated from Kiryat Arba by hills, a highway and a barrier surrounding the Jewish settlement, managed to cross over the fence early Thursday, Eyal Gelman, the head of the Kiryat Arba security team, told Israeli radio.
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I though we'd see hit games that could only be played in VR. I thought Pokémon GO, which launched twenty-three months ago, was the harbinger of a whole new wave of AR worlds, some of which would then begin to interrelate and cross over.
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Flash flooding in the region is not uncommon in the fall, when warm air masses from the south cross over the Mediterranean and encounter the cooler southwestern tip of the Massif Central mountains, creating instability that can lead to exceptional rainfall and violent thunderstorms.
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ISIS kidnapping: A rift emerged today between New Zealand's government and the Red Cross over the humanitarian organization's decision to identify a New Zealand nurse who was kidnapped by the Islamic State five years ago — and who her employer believes could still be alive.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — A rift emerged Monday between New Zealand's government and the Red Cross over the humanitarian organization's decision to name a New Zealand nurse who was kidnapped by the Islamic State five years ago — and who her employer believes could still be alive.
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New Zealand: A rift emerged on Monday between the country's government and the Red Cross over the humanitarian organization's decision to identify a New Zealand nurse who was kidnapped by the Islamic State five years ago — and who her employer believes could still be alive.
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His distinctive baritone, and ability to switch seamlessly between art house, Bollywood, Hollywood and British film, made him an international star, one of the few Indian actors to cross over to the West before the likes Irrfan Khan and Priyanka Chopra made the jump.
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The record, a haunting nocturne sung in a clear-toned alto, was, along with Patsy Cline's "Walkin' After Midnight" — which reached the pop Top 21966 the same year — one of the earliest records by a female country singer to cross over to the pop chart.
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The challenge for American Media will be to show that its conduct was simply the kind of aggressive reporting that media outlets pursue, especially when it involves a person of public interest like Mr. Bezos, and did not cross over into a criminal violation.
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Clearly the only thing the Knicks were missing on those nights was me: a five-foot-six Upper West Side teenager with spindly arms and the unfortunate habit of dribbling the ball off her left knee whenever she attempted a cross-over dribble through her legs.
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A spokesperson for the FBI declined to comment on the ROU's cross-over into criminal cases, and instead pointed to page 16 of the report, which reads, in part, that "FBI/OTD has realigned mission areas for several Units in preparation for a larger re-organization."
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Having lived through those years, we're going to say that it was a combination of a few things: the internet becoming more of a presence, the desire for indie bands to cross over into the mainstream, and inspiration provided by the cultural conversations at the time.
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The government continually drags its heels in its duty to take in its share of Syrian refugees fleeing a war we helped to inflame; as teenagers die atop Eurotunnel trains trying to cross over from Calais, as hundreds desperately climb into the tunnels, we fume about delays.
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On multiple occasions, Trump has praised President Dwight Eisenhower's mass deportation effort—although he's been careful not to mention its name, which was based on a slur used to refer to Mexican migrants who would swim the Rio Grande to cross over into Texas: Operation Wetback.
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Announcing the final push on Tuesday morning, Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader whose claim to the Venezuelan presidency is recognized by the United States and more than 50 other countries, seemed certain that this time enough of the military would cross over to assure Mr. Maduro's ouster.
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Gale Brewer, the Manhattan borough president, said that while she supports cycling in the city, she hears complaints every time she visits a senior center about dangerous cyclists who ride too fast, run red lights, go in the wrong direction and cross over onto the sidewalks.
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I'm a proud progressive, that's not a way of saying I'm a centrist, but I also can cross over and reduce the city's business tax while I'm raising the minimum wage or investing in infrastructure and work closely with Republicans and independents while I'm doing that.
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