Factoring in the cost of housing only darkens the picture.
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And I also have the triple tap so it darkens.
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The stain of corruption darkens everything that the Clintons touch.
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The harmony darkens again as Hamm speaks of ending it all.
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The ballroom darkens and the recorded voice of William Shatner rings out.
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Poland. But very quickly, this magical world darkens as the Żabińskis' Jewish
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A black dust darkens the surface: black-sesame brittle, ground to powder.
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Wings flutter, offspring scatter, and the sheet darkens as it slowly empties.
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But the mood quickly darkens as Harwood explains more about the travel ban.
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But monetary measures are spears thrown at waves when sentiment darkens so dramatically.
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Click here to view original GIFThe shadow of Phobos darkens the Martian sky.
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First, Giuliani seems to covet the limelight, even when it darkens his image.
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Can you see how much "electrocuted" darkens and charges the whole, extraordinary poem?
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The prescription lash serum Latisse, when used every night, thickens, darkens and lengthens.
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At left, the sun appears blindingly bright but darkens as the dust storm intensifies.
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When the full moon moves into Earth's shadow, it darkens, but it doesn't disappear.
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But if the outlook darkens, executives will be quick to snap their wallets shut.
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As we talk, the sky darkens in Berlin, and the first blinking glimmerings appear.
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A total lunar eclipse, when the earth darkens the moon, will be visible. Nov.
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Cook, stirring, until the roux darkens to a light brown color, about 5 minutes.
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" The NYT's main headline: "Republicans grind impeachment inquiry to halt as picture darkens for Trump.
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Below the hills of light there is one building whose marquee never dims or darkens.
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During the brief minutes of the total eclipse, the sky darkens and the air cools.
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The theater slips into intermission, yet the plot darkens yet more in the later acts.
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In just a few minutes, the day darkens to night and returns again to day.
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The bread darkens in rings as tiny sinkholes multiply, the opening of a thousand eyes.
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Her flesh is a rusty orange, which darkens at the edges, as in Léger's paintings.
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Add the garlic paste and cook, stirring constantly, until it darkens in color, 3 minutes.
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Even once Mr. Fiennes darkens Harry's mood, his egomaniacal energy is still waiting to pounce.
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The sky darkens over Newcastle's team bus, the clouds rolling above it like thick, black smoke.
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The opacity veiling China's aluminum production profile darkens further when it comes to off-market stocks.
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You can fiddle with the exposure settings, but reducing them darkens the rest of the image.
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The eclipse itself will do its part; as it darkens America it will cool it, too.
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Back at the civic hall in Petaling Jaya, the mood darkens as the evening wears on.
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And our eyes tell us the lawn is overdue for some maintenance when the color darkens.
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The opacity veiling China's aluminium production profile darkens further when it comes to off-market stocks.
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But the story deepens and darkens a deranged argument that took place a few minutes earlier.
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Exposure to heat while smoking darkens your lipsSkin grafts, wounds, and flaps take longer to heal
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Without that dimension, the show is drained of all impact as it darkens toward the end.
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The U.S. economic outlook darkens daily, with millions facing unemployment and businesses in a steep decline.
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The study concludes that as ice melts, the surface darkens, absorbing more heat and melting more ice.
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Here are five tools Congress needs to use before Putin darkens the doorway of the Oval Office.
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Add the onion purée and cook until the mixture darkens slightly and softens, about 15 minutes. 3.
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The show darkens in mood on the third floor, where it most lives up to its title.
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But the mood darkens when the conversation turns to news from the United States, where they are heading.
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Reduce heat to low, and cook until mixture darkens to a deep, strong color, about 2 minutes. 2.
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Cryoconite darkens the top layer of glaciers, which causes them to absorb sunlight and form pools of water.
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In fact, the opposite is true: that which was intended to enlighten the world in practice darkens it.
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The tanning agent attaches to the outer layer of the skin, the keratin, and darkens the skin tone.
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That darkens the outlook for the ride-hailing company, and for other tech unicorns planning to go public.
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"Anything that darkens the satellites is a step in the right direction," Hall said in an email Monday.
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At six months, the rind darkens to brown, the texture firms up and the cheese becomes more robust.
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The sky darkens as the deputy and nurses run down the road, waves of embers pouring down around them.
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As the horizon darkens, rate rises will need weightier justification than an inflation risk that has been perennially exaggerated.
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Gran shouts—and the temperature drops and the sky darkens and they are all alone on an empty highway.
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There's also now a toggle to 'enable dark mode,' which changes the background to black and darkens your text.
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Peace talks resumed in Geneva on Wednesday as an upsurge in fighting darkens the already bleak outlook for diplomacy.
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Until recently though, no one had tried melanin, the pigment that darkens skin and protects it against ultraviolet light.
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It darkens his face, and produces a blinding halo around him, with strands of light pulling in all directions.
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Each year proves them wrong, and then a cloud darkens that day's enormously important and popular West Indian parade.
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But he cannot sleep afterward, and a day later, his mood darkens as he heads to his next show.
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Speculation about Mr. Kushner's role comes as the long shadow of the special counsel's investigation darkens the White House.
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The song darkens, with a few chord changes borrowed from Radiohead's "OK Computer," an album about technology and despair.
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Algorithms then analyze the driver's view and darkens only the section of display where light hits the driver's eyes.
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The field between these glowing streaks gradually darkens as our eyes move to the right, a transition that feels inevitable.
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Its gray-green milky hue slowly darkens from left to right until it is black along the right-hand side.
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Smart Invert, another accessibility feature, darkens all the backgrounds and icons and kind of gives your iPad a night mode.
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Talk of her mother instantly darkens Gypsy's mood, much faster than any of the more brusque comments from Nick's mom.
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"Goodbye Christopher Robin" darkens the rosy nostalgia that generations of readers feel for the Hundred Acre Wood and its inhabitants.
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SmartGlass tech happens almost instantly; it's not a slow transition like other tint-changing glass that gradually darkens and adjusts.
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Bring whole pot to a boil, then simmer on low until the sauce thickens and darkens, around 15 minutes. 5.
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The addition of color to the surface darkens the snow, allowing it to heat up faster, and melt more quickly.
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" Her reminiscence prompts a similarly disturbing riposte from Jimmy, who further darkens the mood by deciding that "life is terrifying.
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When the stage suddenly darkens, it fills with crisscrossing spotlights and a swirling fog that creates iridescent lines and wafting clouds.
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The sunny atmosphere darkens as the female character carefully asks her colleague if he'd ever leave his unhappy marriage for her.
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As the details behind Eiko's suspicious death surface, the story darkens and a devastating portrait of Japanese customs and manners emerges.
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The closing "Going, Going Gone," which has no real place on 1973's Planet Waves, darkens the album's political through-line.
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The screen darkens, clouded by a mist of blood, as you walk an entranced human into a place nobody is watching.
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Peace talks are due to resume in Geneva on Wednesday as an upsurge in fighting darkens the already bleak outlook for diplomacy.
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The ECB kept rates on hold and remains on course to claw back unprecedented monetary stimulus even as the growth outlook darkens.
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The skin crackles and darkens while I stand, fixed to the spot, passing a little lump of clay from palm to palm.
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Darkens Your Look (Duh)Clearly, the color boost is the most obvious payoff of brow-tinting — especially if you have fair arches.
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But what starts out as a blissful, mutually supportive arrangement darkens as Elena becomes convinced that something evil is growing inside her.
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But a pair of binoculars will give you a better, more detailed view of the moon's geography as it darkens in shadow.
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On this particular cold afternoon, nine days out from Christmas, it's not exactly a mad dash for trees once the sky darkens.
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Notice, for instance, how Emmanuel Pahud darkens the sound of his flute when he first picks up the thread from the bassoon.
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The LCD panel darkens only the section of bright light hitting the driver's face —all without blocking the rest of the windshield.
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The rose one turns coral red, the yellow one emerald green, light blue darkens into cobalt blue, and teal turns into raspberry pink.
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Then season one comes along and darkens this idea considerably, but justice arrives in the end (albeit in an anticlimactic and unsatisfying finale).
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Basically, this means your colorist lightens your hair, then darkens your roots with a semi-permanent gloss or toner, to create a shadow.
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He often darkens the mood by incorporating exaggerated sounds, like high-volume slurping or chewing, or juxtaposing lilting classical music over unsettling images.
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Soon, sirens are flashing and the movie darkens; a few beats later, it brightens, then swerves into silliness only to veer into seriousness.
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From there, a companion mobile app automatically darkens the appropriate sections for meetings, lunches, and any other events you've put on your daily schedule.
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However, later on Thursday the Bank of England is unlikely to cut rates, even as the risk of a disorderly Brexit darkens growth prospects.
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It's a subject that more and more becomes the conversation among Western politicians and policy makers – and its content darkens with every passing month.
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" This playful anecdote quickly darkens in Don Jr.'s book as he writes, "The recent revelations about Jackson came as a shock to me.
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Tharps describes her husband as having a "milky-white complexion" and describes herself as having medium-brown skin that easily darkens in the sun.
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But the story moves from the sunny beach to the Western Front of World War I, where it both darkens and reveals its heart.
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Gerri is referring to a literal gun; but as the weekend darkens, it turns out her joke functions just as well as an analogy.
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Gerri is referring to a literal gun; but as the weekend darkens, it turns out her joke functions just as well as an analogy.
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"The gloss darkens hair while adding shine and making hair feel much softer and silkier," Andy James, a colorist at L.A.'s Benjamin Salon, adds.
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It also explains the unusual brown color of the blood, which darkens from a typical bright red as a result of holding on to oxygen.
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You see it in prints by Hiroshige, Hokusai, and other masters, where the sky darkens as it rises about Mount Fuji or a wooden temple.
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In addition to replacing the lost energy with a flexible fuel source, operators can gradually decrease solar production before the sky darkens depending on weather conditions.
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Over time, the lunar surface darkens due to weathering and radiation, so bright spots are areas where recent activity has exposed areas on the lunar surface.
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If the federal government fails to contain the spread of the coronavirus, and the economic outlook darkens, such a broad-based stimulus may well become necessary.
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It's a French technique adopted by Louisianians, who often cook the roux so long that it darkens and takes on bitter notes reminiscent of Mexican mole.
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Speculation about the role of Jared Kushner, who has disappeared from public view lately, comes as the long shadow of the investigation darkens the White House.
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Monahon's research straddles the election of President Trump, and the play darkens as most of the re-enactors come to understand or explain their practice differently.
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In both sets of photos above and below, you can see the S20 Ultra washes out the skin tones a bit and also darkens the background.
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The Edit screen has some new options: Vibrance, Sharpness, Definition; vertical and horizontal perspective correction; and Vignette, which darkens or brightens the four corners of the photo.
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The story darkens when she draws a handgun and demands a face-to-face meeting with Dr. Villalba, who is rude and unhelpful when he reluctantly appears.
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Liberals watching MSNBC, for instance, receive a steady diet of unflattering reports about the Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, that darkens their view of the country's direction.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve signalled its three-year drive to tighten monetary policy might be at an end as the outlook darkens for the world's largest economy.
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And when an explosion darkens Trash Island, evoking the horrors of Japan's past, Mr. Anderson feels like he's circling a profundity he doesn't know how to handle.
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In the following panels, the frame darkens around them, and Siciliano zooms into their faces as they close in on the young artist and seize her body.
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Perhaps the sky darkens, or is brighter because the sun is reflecting on the surface of rainwater, perhaps producing a rainbow through the droplets in the air.
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Now, weeks of delays, both procedural and substantive, have left the measure's fate in limbo even as the cloud of Russia-tinged scandal darkens over President Trump.
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ECB President Mario Draghi is not expected to do much more than that because he will want to keep some measures in reserve as the economic outlook darkens.
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The social app's Bob Marley filter adds a Rastafarian hat and dreadlocks to the user's face and, as many pointed out on Twitter, darkens the selfie's skin tone.
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He plants the stakes in the sand around a small fire, and the fish barbecues, turning a more muted pink before the surface of the flesh gently darkens.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER Prepare for puddles: A sunny day with a high of 230 darkens with clouds overhead this afternoon, and a chance of rain.
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The company explained that it went with an ombré design — the red is brighter on top and darkens into a shade of cranberry — as a nod to simplicity.
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Bank earnings: As the global economic outlook darkens, American banks have an unenviable job: Convincing a jittery public that the US economy remains strong and can keep growing.
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"Tinting darkens your hair, but it can make any gaps or scar tissue more obvious, so you have to fill those holes with pencil or wax," says Madron.
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This synthetic peptide hormone, which was developed by a research team at the University of Arizona during the late 1990s, darkens skin pigment and may stimulate erectile activity.
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The dark green becomes lighter toward the outer edges, while the pale pink ground darkens or lightens ever so slightly as one's attention roams over the painting's surface.
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On highlight "Forgotten Fantazy," the BPM slows and the mood darkens as Bogart muses on the frustrations of unmet desire over electronic atmospherics inspired by the band Broadcast.
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López's perpetual cross-hatching darkens the attic sequence's barren corners, while the characters' bulky cheekbones and forehead creases are carved out with short dashes and thick black strokes.
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For example, one of the modes is called Stage Light, and it darkens the background so that a portrait photo of a person's face pops out from the shadows.
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In addition to four different combinations of motion, lights and sounds, it has a "Drift-off" feature, which slowly darkens a room like the fading light of a sunset.
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In the new configuration, with the whole cast dressed in coordinated purples — the superb costumes are by Ann Roth — the tone darkens even as the play remains raucously funny.
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Oil prices remained under pressure on growing concern that fuel demand will weaken as the spread of a respiratory virus from China dents travel and darkens the economic outlook.
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That way lies assisted suicide and not-exactly-voluntary euthanasia, which are becoming mainstream in some of Britain's nearest neighbors, and whose long shadow darkens the Charlie Gard debate.
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But Saez also darkens the mood with two pieces of contrary news: This news does, however, raise the conceptual issue that post-2008 discussion of inequality has mostly avoided.
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The sky hums, darkens, the wind hits my right side and trails across my body, my hair blows into my face no matter how I try to hold it back.
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More warming: Changing grassland into forest darkens that area of the Earth's surface, meaning more of the sun's energy is absorbed, which could help raise (rather than reduce) Earth's temperature.
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Indeed, hemochromatosis is sometimes known as bronze diabetes because most who have it not only develop diabetes, but their skin darkens from the deposition of iron just below the surface.
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Visiting the site reveals a heavily curated front page — your typical meme fare, screenshots of viral tweets, GIFs from Reddit, jokes about Minecraft — but digging below the surface, the picture darkens.
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Discharging up to 300,000 cubic meters of sediment-loaded water every second, the Amazon river generates a thick, smog-like plume that darkens the surrounding seafloor, depressing light and oxygen levels.
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While the trade conflict between Washington and Beijing darkens the economic outlook, the supply versus demand position in oil markets remains relatively tight -especially because of the looming U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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The International Maritime Organization is moving toward a ban on Arctic ships' use of heavy fuel oil, which emits soot and other pollution that darkens sea ice, thereby accelerating sea ice melt.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, the music darkens to minor, driven by an anxious pulse (at 19:58 in the video below, of a much younger Emerson Quartet with the violist Kim Kashkashian).
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But in "Yellow Painting," the side color — a bright lemon — darkens at the center, tinted by the red and green lines that career back and forth across it, creating an unpredictable geometry.
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Some economists argue that Osborne should use record low levels of government borrowing costs to fund investment and stimulate the economy as the global outlook darkens, rather than cut public spending further.
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Moreover, studies have shown cooking fires — particularly in South Asia — also produce a dark sooty smoke called black carbon that both warms the climate and darkens glaciers and snowfields, accelerating their melting.
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Her death is handled suggestively, and the book's color palette darkens as the story takes a beguiling turn in its last pages and veers into the territory of a traditional Chinese ghost story.
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"Stay ordinary and sane until the end," a friend tells Suzu, and the film darkens as it chronicles her efforts to do so in the face of food rationing, surveillance and constant bombing.
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As the sky darkens, the Beirut power grid blossoms into a light show—flickering under the smallest of strains, at once beaming and struggling to burn, an electrical constellation to compete with the stars.
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One of those consequences is a nuclear winter that darkens the skies, dramatically cools the climate, causes widespread crop failures, and kills millions of people who don't even live in the immediate conflict zone.
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" His face darkens again, and he tells Cathy that she will hand over her delegates to Claire and continue to be his secretary of state because if she doesn't, "I will never, ever forget.
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Singer Shehzaad Jiwani begins the next song with an altered perspective ("Soft focus fade from sight, into nothing at all"), which only darkens and slips further down the rabbit hole as the tracklist continues.
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"If a nice McIntosh apple darkens and turns bright red, that is an indication of it being something we desire," said Breslin, who is also a member of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia.
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And the picture darkens further when we consider our nation's low birth rate and aging population; baby-boomers are retiring and the next generation of American citizens isn't big enough to make up the difference.
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Pros: Wipes conform to tight spaces, useful for quick clean-ups, disposable, removes fingerprints and smudgesCons: Darkens some types of metal like aluminum, wipes will dry out quickly if the canister is not properly closed
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Alongside Dark Mode, which darkens the dock, menu bar, and application windows (that support the mode) to a white-on-black layout, there's also a new option for the image in your desktop background: Dynamic Desktop.
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Living in such proximity to alcohol, Ruby not unnaturally turns to the solace of liquor to soothe the pain of loss, and Ms. Wiley's performance darkens in spirit as Ruby fights her way through her suffering.
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But the year on which "The Garden of the Finzi Continis" focuses — the year, in fact, that darkens most of Bassani's work — is 1938, when Mussolini's racial laws barred Jews from all areas of civic life.
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The tone might be described as peppy-neurotic, at least until it darkens into heart-rending in the second act, when Whizzer comes down with a mysterious illness — not yet named — that we know is AIDS.
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Black carbon, the soot produced by burning fossil fuels and biomass, is an atmospheric pollutant that is particularly problematic in the Arctic region, where it darkens snow and ice, making them retain more warmth and melt faster.
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" WashPost lead story, "Europe's view of U.S. ties darkens," by Michael Birnbaum in Brussels: "The pullout left the United States a global outlier and, many European leaders and experts said, a severely diminished force in the world.
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While the trade conflict between Washington and Beijing darkens the economic outlook, the supply versus demand outlook for oil markets remains relatively tight especially because of the looming U.S. sanctions against Iran, which will target oil exports.
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As the sky darkens, Stone Circle will come to life as a giant musical instrument, purring out all the stored solar energy captured over the previous month as a 40-minute program of surround-sound tonal buzzes.
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The proof is in the smoke that darkens the California sky, the hurricanes that rage across the Gulf of Mexico, killer heatwaves in Canada and Japan, and the innumerable families across the world displaced by climate chaos.
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The shadow that is missing from that phrase darkens her memoir; in the course of it, Smith also describes losing her best friend, her brother, her mother, and that husband (at age forty-five, to heart failure).
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And when the mood darkens, Mr. Southerland and his ace creative team keep pace with the shifting tone, as if to ensure that a show once intended to impress the eye now catches directly at the heart.
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To the Tali's credit, it comes with features you usually have to add as aftermarket accessories to most helmets, such as in-helmet speakers and intercom and a photochromic visor that darkens as the sun shines brighter.
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Russia cloud darkens over Trump Washington's period of mourning come at a fraught moment in Trump's presidency, after a week in which it became clear that Mueller is narrowing in on the President as his investigation gathers pace.
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The mood darkens in the opening scene when Nora Durst abandons her traveling partner, Kevin Garvey, at the Austin airport, blithely leaving him to slog his way through the regular security line while she zips through Global Entry.
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This view darkens further as the reader discovers just how Humbert spends his time: stalking children in the park, engaging in sexual acts with young prostitutes, and even acquiring a wife in which he abuses verbally and physically.
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"We're a double ground zero," said Pat O'Connell, who owns a small gallery and gift store facing the rocky sea wall, where thousands are expected to gather when the sky darkens and the eclipse comes in to view.
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Bloomberg reported Apple is planning to add a new "dark mode" to iOS 13, a feature that's already available for Macs that darkens different parts of the user interface so it's less harsh on eyes, particularly in the evening.
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After years and years of square smartphone screens, I find the look refreshing, so I chose a light wallpaper to increase the contrast; if you want to hide the notch, choose black or something that darkens towards the top.
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Second, watch that caramel closely as you cook, swirling the mixture of sugar and water over the heat until it bubbles and darkens and approaches what the Latin American chef Francis Mallmann has called ''the uncertain edge of burnt.
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Sear off the meatballs before braising, if you have a deep fryer, this step will be quick and easy—at 250°F, blanche the balls for a few minutes until they get a crust and the color on the outside darkens.
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It also exhibits the issue I first noticed in the iPhone XR, where it darkens ever so slightly at the edges due to the localized dimming effect of the pixel gating Apple is using to get an edge-to-edge LCD.
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Current climate models take into account how soot from forest fires, dust from the Sahara or even increased water content (which slightly darkens snow to blue) affect albedo, but they have yet to measure biological effects, like that of algae.
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But as Euphrates Valley cities and villages face life after ISIS, an ugly fact darkens the prospect that the military triumph will lead to a lasting defeat for extremism: Many of these locals initially welcomed ISIS just a few years ago.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Lipstick in hand and phone at the ready, Meghna Sahoo darkens her eyes with kohl, combs her long, black hair and adjusts a dupatta scarf so she is primed for her first client of the day.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - The European Central Bank pushed back the timing of its first post-crisis interest rate hike on Thursday and said it would continue paying banks to lend to households and businesses as the outlook for global growth darkens further.
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What is extraordinary and unsettling about O'Brien's novel is the way that it begins in an atmosphere of something approaching pastoral comedy, and steadily darkens as we become acquainted with the buried but unrepressed war crimes of the town's resident trickster.
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VILNIUS, June 6 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank pushed back the timing of its first post-crisis interest rate hike on Thursday and said it would continue paying banks to lend to households and businesses as the outlook for global growth darkens further.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England is likely to push back on Thursday against investors who bet that it will follow other central banks and cut rates in the coming months, even as the risk of a messy Brexit darkens growth prospects.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian farmers are postponing buying fertilizer and other products they typically use to protect their crops as a drought across the country's east coast darkens the outlook for the rural sector in one of the world's top exporters of grains.
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The Disney chief's face darkens in the Happiest Place on Earth, and I see the thought bubble about what he wants to say about the president sending the stock market tumbling with his volatile trade war with China and ordering C.E.O.s about.
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But people are angry about the filter not just because it darkens skin — they're also saying it reduces Marley to simply a weed icon when, in reality, his relationship to marijuana was much more complicated than a photo-editing trick can convey.
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They will view this act of mass murder as a social media aberration that only darkens their social media timelines for a short while, rather than as evidence of a wakeup call in the form of the single deadliest mass shooting in US history.
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The large open-air stage is set against mountains that rise to 1,500 metres and shield the city from the ocean; as the sky darkens, lights shimmer on the slopes and the statue of Cristo Rey, Cali's version of Rio's Christ the Redeemer, is illuminated from below.
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And so Kroff sits beside you at close quarters gazing, staring, blinking and staring, at the side of your face, for three hours each Thursday afternoon as, as the year wanes, the sky darkens ever earlier, and it is dusk by the time the workshop disbands.
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The moment when the moon's shadow envelopes you will be a full sensory experience; the sky suddenly darkens, planets and brighter stars reveal themselves, and the sun's corona, invisible to us all our lives except for the few precious minutes of total eclipse, will stun you with its beauty.
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NEW-YORK-OUTAGES Blackout disrupts Manhattan, darkens Broadway theaters NEW YORK - A wide swath of New York's Manhattan borough was plunged into darkness Saturday after a transformer explosion knocked out power to subways, stores and Broadway theaters, but the city's main utility said it had restored most power within hours.
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During a recent Saturday evening performance, the full house in the Stage II theater was nothing but warm and engaged, laughing at the humor Mr. Hunter employs to leaven a story that darkens as it builds, and otherwise quietly reverential, signaling a connection to the universal qualities the playwright evokes.
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So I bought a privacy screen for my office laptop that darkens my monitor when it's viewed at an angle; it seemed like the most polite thing to do for my deskmates who don't want to be distracted by Dragon Boob Z in their periphery while they're trying to focus.
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Related columns: - Oil prices trapped by grim news from emerging markets (Reuters, May 15) - Hedge funds cautious on oil as economic outlook darkens (Reuters, May 13) - Oil prices correct lower on hedge fund sales (Reuters, May 7) - Hedge funds' oil positions start to look stretched (Reuters, April 15) (Editing by David Goodman)
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Not only does it look good enough to eat, it is also thematically consistent with the game—it begins with childish wonder (like the player) and slowly, steadily darkens as the player learns more and more of the information the game wants to provide (this is, essentially, a metaphor about growing up).
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I had just come from an interview with Saul Bellow, whose biography I had been writing for the past five years, and on that day he had described the biographer as the shadow in the garden, being the foreboding presence that darkens the subject's life whether he wants him to or not.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Oil prices were steady on Friday, but on track for a fall of up to 5% for the week on growing concern that fuel demand will weaken as the spread of a respiratory virus from China that has killed 25 so far dents travel and darkens the economic outlook.
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The image grows darker and darker, but it darkens so slowly that you hardly notice it, or at least not until it is so dark that her face is barely visible on the screen, but by then you have been looking at it for so long that it has become imprinted on your retina.
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Related columns: - Oil prices trapped by grim news from emerging markets (Reuters, May 15) - Hedge funds cautious on oil as economic outlook darkens (Reuters, May 13) - Oil market will tighten sharply when U.S. refineries return from maintenance (Reuters, May 3) - U.S. oil output decelerates in response to lower prices (Reuters, May 1) (Editing by Alexandra Hudson)
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Aerial image of Greenland, showing rivers of meltwater and patches of dark ice, via Marco Tedesco/Lamont-Doherty Earth ObservatoryGreenland is one of the brightest spots on planet Earth, but ominously enough, its gleaming surface darkens with each passing year, thanks to a strange series of physical processes, one of which cannot be seen with the naked eye.
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But where Burton's depiction of Wonderland was a little too gray — or maybe it just seemed that way because the film was converted to 3D in post-production, which darkens the image — Bobin's is hypersaturated in a way that makes it occasionally garish and hard to look at, like someone turned the color levels way, way up.
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Dr. Lutz worries that an interplay between today's rising temperatures and the snow algae could cause a "runaway effect," whereby melting snow would cause algae to bloom, which would darken the snow, causing more to melt, creating more water, which also darkens the snow and feeds the algae, and so on, in a circular pattern of cotton candy-colored surfaces melting.
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CNN's Kevin Liptak and Dana Bash reported Wednesday that the President is antsy because he feels let down by his lawyers' promises that the Russia probe would be done by now, a demonstration of how special counsel Robert Mueller darkens each day at the White House and leaves Trump furious at what he sees is an unfair attempt to delegitimize his election win.
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