Coincidentally, VOICE = SURVIVAL contains some wrong turns and dead ends.
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But you end up with a lot of dead ends.
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It worked because the bots managed to avoid dead ends.
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Through meticulous planning and creativity, dead ends turn into onramps.
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Phone calls, emails, and ISP lookups all hit dead ends.
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Leads pursued in the past all led to dead ends.
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If you hit dead ends elsewhere, they're $169.99 at Target.
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Taken literally, much of Dworkin's writing dead ends in despair.
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What they find instead is a bunch of dead ends — literally.
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It's a little mountain town with dead ends and narrow roads.
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"Split ends are coarse, dead ends of the hair," she said.
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With lots of beta testing, sudden pivots, and disappointing dead ends.
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Those dead ends turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
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Delays, dead ends, and restrictions lead women to start feeling desperate.
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But dead ends are par for the course in investigative journalism.
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After tying myself in convoluted knots and stumbling through dead ends and corridors leading back into corridors, which in turn lead face-first into dead ends, I eventually started to discern the strains of house music.
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Old information accumulates glitches and dead-ends, then simply stops working altogether.
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Don't be surprised if you find yourself running into dead ends. 4.
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If they are, could these visionary ventures crash into new dead ends?
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I didn't expect them to design parking garages that have dead ends.
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The Mexican public has grown accustomed to false starts and dead ends.
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These dead ends were immensely frustrating, particularly with the E. Gadd hotline available.
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It's messy, a many-forked path with more dead ends than living branches.
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Anything you do is going to have failures and spinoffs and dead ends.
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Some people choose to see the limitations of this world, the dead ends.
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Some of these people were helpful, but they kept running into dead ends.
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On my city walks, there were people, cars, tent cities, and dead ends.
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But lots of things are dead ends: They rise, and they go away.
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"This concept that they're evolutionary dead-ends is just a fallacy," Wildt said.
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He continued to cut himself off, interjecting "anyway's" that meandered into dead-ends.
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Before breaking the case, Grace and Karen go after a few dead ends.
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"There's no evidence of women-to-men (transmission), so this dead-ends," he said.
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Dead ends and wrong moves can cost you an entire puzzle's worth of progress.
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The modern economic system evolved, and evolution involves innovations, repetitions, failures, and dead ends.
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The digital trail often winds up in one of the internet's anonymized dead ends.
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The workers built false doorways, extra chambers, and dead ends to confuse grave robbers.
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Like all breeders, Mr. Mazourek had reached plenty of dead ends throughout his career.
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Nevertheless, it is satisfyingly murky and labyrinthine, filled with wrong turns and dead ends.
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The accounts were mostly anonymous and shared stories of confusion, desperation and dead ends.
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BuzzFeed News receives false tips that lead to dead ends we do not publish.
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It dead-ends at the border and had become a popular point of exit.
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With something like an HIV vaccine, you know, there are a lot of dead ends.
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This enabled them to scramble confidently across unseen paths, while avoiding dead ends and loops.
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It is a highly unique area filled with secret science experiments, traps and dead ends.
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But good journalism is like detective work: It follows promising leads while abandoning dead ends.
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In the episode, we follow along as you run into a number of dead-ends.
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As in any good interactive adventure, there will be some dead ends and infinite loops.
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She continued to try to collect information about her parents, but kept hitting dead ends.
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"These glass staircases and dead ends formed in my mind a year ago," she said.
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And many streets, particularly on the west side, are dead-ends, creating hushed, private enclaves.
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But reports suggest parents have faced desperation and dead ends in trying to locate their children.
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But false leads, dead ends and insufficient evidence prevented them from solving the case for years.
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H: The film is very open about all the dead ends and frustrations the investigation hits.
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Everything we wrote down from the valet has been followed up and resulted in dead ends.
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For veterans, the VA is too often a bewildering maze full of pitfalls and dead-ends.
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Within the morass of the personal and political that Novey depicts, there are certain dead ends.
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I have a Google Doc of notes and themes that is mostly rejects and dead ends.
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The labyrinthine plot she'd constructed was full of dead ends; characters' motivations were opaque to her.
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Dead ends abound, secrets surprise, good folks early are evil later and an unlikely hero emerges.
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You might as well award him a Ph.D in grunt work, dead ends, and paper filing.
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Yet finding a way out of the world is sure to lead to some dead ends.
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She didn't want them totally out of her life, so she severed the dead ends through visualization.
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"The last year has been met with several dead ends," Charlene Spierer tells PEOPLE in her email.
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Time rolls back and forth; styles repeat, echo, remix; some innovations turn out to be dead ends.
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Deceptive rewards—awarded for short-term gains that hinder long-term progress—trap algorithms in dead ends.
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Adding to the difficulty are curvy and squiggly streets, one-way roads, dead ends and traffic circles.
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Each choice leads to another, until the smeller dead-ends at a base note: amber, oakmoss, musk.
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And his sleuthing often leads not to moments of revelation but to dead ends and deeper mysteries.
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Gelatinous sea animals, like jellyfish and ctenophores, have traditionally been regarded as "dead ends" in food webs.
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In real life, each of these companies had more sinuous origins, with dead ends and discarded ideas.
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Kecy's classmates include veterans, recent high-school graduates and older workers whose careers had reached dead ends.
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Some localized industries created fertile ground for new industries to replace them; others presumably became dead ends.
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And while a big, diversified city can afford a lot of dead ends, a smaller city can't.
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But those failures, spinoffs, and dead ends aren't necessarily things that are going to be bad or useless.
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Bandersnatch's vision of the artist's way is appropriately pessimistic, but it does have its own unproductive dead ends.
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Besides loans, other funding options have also been dead ends for the smaller companies, further limiting growth opportunities.
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But there were a lot of other things that struck me as unsatisfying narrative detours or dead ends.
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Like other high-level enforcers, he viewed such investigative hurdles as dead ends, rather than challenges to overcome.
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All of these encounters bring excitement to a series that has often lost itself down narrative dead ends.
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Considering my dead ends rage against humidity and I maintain a steady heat-styling habit, that sounded promising.
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"From effective methods, like Facebook ads and Twitter bots, to total dead ends, like Don Jr.," he added.
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A lucky toss After trying to hike up and over, Whitson and his son kept hitting dead ends.
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" We need to get a little lost, pursue "productive and instructive disorientation, distraction, wild-goose chases, dead ends.
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I went up a lot of dead ends, but once we started building, it only took three months.
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Players can leave hints behind for others, or confuse them with red herrings that lead them down dead ends.
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After many dead ends, we found that the social media site VKontakte was ideal for our pro-ISIS analysis.
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How much more time and energy was I willing to spend on a story with so many dead ends?
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"The existence of the G20 means that isolation and protectionism are dead-ends and not ways forward," she said.
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Dr. Sieh has been hunting for the crater for years, but many leads turned out to be dead ends.
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But the more scientists learn about black holes, the more this characterization of them as cosmic dead ends gets complicated.
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The CDC issued recommendations to properly disinfect water lines and avoid "dead ends in plumbing where stagnant water" can form.
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There seems to be no room inside the tangle, too many dead ends and no firm ground to walk on.
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Broken links are strewn throughout the internet, digital dead ends created by lost archives, website revamps, or just sloppy typing.
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"We hit so many dead ends," says Piper Bonacquist, another core member, over lunch on the first day of training.
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In politics, career, and personal life this year, I've come to find myself navigating draws, dead ends, and general stagnation.
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Before the West arrived, there were twice as many T-junctions and dead ends in Tokyo as there were thoroughfares.
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They talk about identity, the stereotypes around their profession, and the representational dead ends that characterize public discourse around prostitution.
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At a press conference late Friday, authorities said they had only found dead ends, but would continue their efforts Saturday.
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After Rothko's death, many critics described (or dismissed) his late, dark works as monochromatic dead ends, evidence of his despair.
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Most said they were properly, quickly, and easily diagnosed by civilian doctors after meeting dead ends with military doctors for years.
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"You have to be on the ground, and there are going to be a lot of dead ends," says Mr Roberts.
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Jenkins, who is leading the investigation that also involves state police, has run into only dead ends and has no witnesses.
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There were dead ends and backtracks, but enough wit to make the effort worth it, and the summit was very satisfying.
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Many of the suspect's relatives were recent Italian immigrants — and so the team hit dead ends in locating family tree data.
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Such exceptions do not change the fact that in 1958, almost all of the jobs open to women were dead ends.
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The wave was most pronounced at Roxham Road, which dead-ends in Champlain, N. Y., with the border south of Montreal.
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I&aposve run into dead ends with other apps, but TurboTax has always been able to handle anything I&aposve needed.
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There were plenty of dead ends and plenty of dead people, given that we were investigating events from 32 years ago.
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It can be the difference between landing the job of your dreams and sending out job applications that hit dead ends.
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It's a long, grinding process involving false starts, dead ends, and studies that in hindsight may turn out to be poorly executed.
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Who do you look to if you want a no-fuss haircut that's equally low-maintenance and refreshing on your dead ends?
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Accepting that we can learn more from dead ends in research and studies that failed would alleviate the "publish or perish" cycle.
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The no-dead-ends design of the first Monkey Island would carry forward in the series, and influence future graphic adventures too.
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Much of the game is spent exploring, prodding at available paths and backtracking to brush past old dead ends with new abilities.
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To be fair, it does look like Rolfe had to run into a lot of dead ends to creatively pop the question.
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If you track Trump's record, as I have, you find yourself following a thousand pathways, many of which lead to dead ends.
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And it's in this labyrinth of twisted evils and quite-fatal dead ends that I came undone, on my 2015 read-through.
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In the "theory building" phase of a new science or art, it's important to explore widely without getting caught in dead ends.
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Conversations wander into eddies and dead ends; in one episode, a man sweeps a floor for two and a half wordless minutes.
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The stories of these Interapt graduates in the green hamlets of eastern Kentucky begin with dead ends and end with new beginnings.
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But veteran GOP budget-writers say many of the paths appear to be dead ends because fiscal hawks want even deeper cuts.
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Onward from Jokkmokk, in Kvikkjokk, a village with fewer than 100 year-round residents, the road dead-ends in mountains and tundra.
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I was able to develop a way of working when no one was interested, because you have to go down dead ends.
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Drowning our sorrows at endless art world soirees or burying ourselves in studios that few of us can afford are dead ends.
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If Democrats manage to pull out of dead ends, there are important next steps they can take instead — to which I now turn.
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Alvarez and Sayagues also keep finding new ways to make viewers painfully aware of the movie's tight confines, dead ends, and outsized threats.
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So you come up against dead ends and no one calls you back -- until eventually somebody does and things slowly start to gather.
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Throughout the investigation, they didn't hit the typical lulls investigative reporters face — the dead ends or the weekslong digs without any big breakthroughs.
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As is typical with highly constrained stunt puzzles, I frequently reached dead ends and had to tear up what I had already created.
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It is full of twists, kinks, forks, dead ends, bottlenecks, troughs and plateaus; periods of sudden, mind-boggling expansion and dull, slow waiting.
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An inspiring group of powerful women managed to deliver the Paris Agreement, after years of dead ends and false hopes, they delivered it.
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Writing about crimes every week inevitably involves dead ends, with hours or entire days lost in pursuit of a story that looked promising.
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When they got to where State Road 65 dead ends into US Route 98 east of Apalachicola, the Jacksons found the road destroyed.
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But we need to think more credibly and start forgetting about the dead ends that have been tried (and failed) over and over again.
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There is less fear of persistent danger here, just a mile away, mostly because the street dead-ends at the top of the hill.
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For one, there are no dead ends, which means you can neither die nor put yourself in a position where you can't move forward.
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Find yourself staring at your dead ends and grown-out roots while simultaneously scrolling through Pinterest searching for anything and everything to spark inspiration?
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Like a real artistic career path, Bandersnatch's plot is an obscure jumble with no clear way forward, and a variety of abrupt dead ends.
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After years of teases and dead ends, we might yet get an adaptation of John Scalzi's 2006 military science fiction novel Old Man's War.
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Over the years, Dave Holloway has explored several avenues in his relentless search for his daughter — and many of them have been dead ends.
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It's also, basically, what Bellamy tells Clarke at the end of this episode after they've reached what feels like the darkest of dead ends.
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Dead ends are an occupational hazard, and it's just as easy for a new trick to end up hurting a run as helping it.
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The dialogue dances around the nature of time and reveals the narrow alleys of the narrator's thoughts and the dead ends of her existence.
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Still, we kept hitting dead ends, prompting questions about how much business the place could expect if even local customers struggled to get there.
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After a couple of weeks of dead ends, we got a message from a cute girl on OkCupid, saying she really liked our profile.
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"The investigation has had many twists and turns, promising leads and dead ends," said Kristen M. Setera, a spokeswoman for the bureau's Boston office.
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They're not always right — there's some dead ends he chases — but he's a very curious person, and he cares more than anybody I know.
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They have led to diplomatic dead-ends, squandered time and resources, real damage to regional stability and global economic growth, and diminished American influence.
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Yet under Mr Xi, the twists, turns and dead-ends of party rule have been tidily woven into a glorious story of national progress.
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It had taken years of reaching out to investigators only to hit dead ends, but finally, the painting was back in the family's hands.
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But there was never a shortcut, and the approach we tried with the Pentagon in the lead has only led to multiple dead ends.
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The underground railroad in this case is a real train that runs underground, not straight and true, but through dead ends and hellish catastrophes.
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Photo: APThe race to find a treatment for Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia is littered with false starts, dead ends, and fiery crashes.
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They catalogued the many dead ends pursued by police and, finally, the break last year provided by a DNA link to Talbott's genealogy-curious relatives.
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The film packs in so much material that it's bound to have dead ends and weak spots, but its confidence in its provocations is compelling.
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Instead of asking yes/no questions that lead to dead ends, encourage your conversation partner to share some more detail about his or her life.
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Suddenly, ordinary life looks like a dark maze of dead ends and shadowy twists and turns that move you forward, but ultimately take you nowhere.
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After a month of dead ends, Donnelly said she saw Perlmutter on the tennis court and, knowing his connection to Trump, asked him for help.
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All the false starts and dead ends make Far From Home feel uneven, despite spirited performances all the way around, especially from Holland and Zendaya.
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After a few dead ends I started exploring the idea of allowing the stripes to include black squares and it blew the whole thing wide open.
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" As Liebold puts it, "No matter which entry you choose, you have to make sure there's no visual dead ends and you can come out somewhere.
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You could easily pursue dead ends, leaving you with no way of advancing proceedings, or in the case of Maniac Mansion see your characters completely obliterated.
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Doctors may someday be able to map every patient's errant neurotransmitters and neural dead ends, then supply the precise chemical needed to restore normal traffic patterns.
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In other sectors, like manufacturing, 62% of these jobs are dead ends, per a new report by JFF and Burning Glass Technologies provided first to Axios.
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Nonetheless, the Italian announcement is at least a notable shift in the tone of an investigation that has always been troubled by delays and dead ends.
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We spend a lot of time sending emails, leaving voice mail messages, chasing dead ends and trying to persuade people to tell us stuff they shouldn't.
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But I also passed makeshift road signs advertising koala rescue hotlines and more than once hit dead ends, where volunteer firefighters asked me to turn around.
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But I also passed makeshift road signs advertising koala rescue hotlines and more than once hit dead ends, where volunteer firefighters asked me to turn around.
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Under the agreement, the two sides hammered out compromises on issues that had previously proven to be dead ends, such as immigration, fiscal policy, and healthcare.
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In this way, we can try to avoid the inevitable dead ends in our own lives by creating more life, something that feels so powerful and significant.
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It is synonymous with the barbarism of the various dead ends littering medical history, of the casual callousness underlying the treatment of "crazy" individuals in the West.
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After years of frustrating dead ends, a pollen test from the original scene recently helped give Horne one additional clue that he's hoping could crack the case.
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That they can be pursued to dead ends is no reflection on the questions themselves; any line of inquiry, in any field, can be sterile and pointless.
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It's a marked difference from the kaleidoscope of mirrors at the beginning of the film, in which her many reflections serve as a series of dead ends.
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And after ups and downs, meanders in the river and many dead ends, as if by magic, I landed exactly where I needed to be: the park.
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It's about the limbo in between the initial five-nine hack and whatever's coming next, which makes for some confusing sideplots and dead ends in the meantime.
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In most mainstream cinema, the story tugs you along — or prods you into its mazelike corridors and toward dead ends — encouraging you to wonder what happens next.
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This is where one neighborhood of subsidized housing dead-ends into another, dubbed by the local newspaper in 2018 as the most violent block in the city.
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It is also true that the plans released by Treasury and the Department of Housing and Urban Development include major dead ends that make bipartisan agreement impossible.
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The mystery of MH370 remains 5 years later — here are all the theories, dead ends, and unanswered questions from the most bizarre airline disaster of the century.
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The cave also is a maze of passageways and chambers, with side routes and dead ends that make it formidable to navigate, especially when filled with water.
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There's some dead ends, but every once in a while, we get the Green Revolution or new vaccines or models for how education can be done better.
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However, to make progress in this area, I think the industry needs to stop pinning its hopes on the same dead ends that come up again and again.
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Lamprey males could be tricked into selecting subpar streams, females could be sent down dead ends, and all could be manipulated for more cost-effective poisoning and trapping.
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Zooming down the highway to try to get out of town, the Parkers hit a few roadblocks along the way — including a few dead ends and closed streets.
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Officials have blamed illegal construction, among other factors, for contributing to the high death toll, as Mati had poor town planning, with narrow streets and several dead ends.
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Veterans who received overpayment letters told us they had to jump through hoops to get more information and they often ran into dead ends in the appeals process.
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However, the road between 1973's Battle for the Planet of the Apes and 2011's Rise was a rocky one full of false starts and dead ends.
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City governments should "leave no dead ends" when it comes to eliminating firms that fail to comply with the pollution control measures, the bureau said in a notice.
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The book's sputtering, flinching style, with its syntactical dead ends and missed connections, feels like both an accommodation to the necessity of language and proof of its inadequacy.
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One can now envision a path forward for the U.S. and North Korea — even if it means we also worry that the path dead ends at a precipice.
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He hit some dead ends — "Terrible!" he observed at one point — but persisted, adding handclaps (his own, sampled), a reedy synthesizer improvisation and a keyboard-simulated saxophone section.
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"Whiskey Cavalier" isn't a particularly stiff drink, and there's always a danger that the "Moonlighting"-style banter between attractive leads will funnel the show toward narrative dead ends.
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So if the maps aren't updated, you can get directions that lead you to dead ends, or in the case of the wildfires, roads that go through flames.
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The study also noted that the resort had narrow roads, numerous dead-ends, and was poorly sign-posted, meaning visitors could not easily reach a nearby main road.
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The eye follows this work to where it dead-ends into a diptych by Suzanne McClelland, "Rank (Billionaires)" (2017), which seems to float in midair on its invisible mounts.
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It's like an itch you need to scratch, so — with a pair of shears you bought from the local beauty store — you go to town on your dead ends.
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The Walking Dead ends up giving you a level of extreme stoicism that you need to face something that is absolutely unconquerable, whether it's economic turmoil, or something else.
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The reader repeatedly latches on to one of the interweaving stories, eager to see it to its conclusion, only to find that — burrowlike — the path forks or dead-ends.
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VOICE = SURVIVAL contains some wrong turns and dead ends, but these impediments are few and do not detract from the sublime experience of listening to activists speaks their truth.
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And the missing cases are especially likely to be "dead-ends," to quote the authors, because those would be easier for a doctor to never hear about and document.
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Despite its frightful reputation, electroconvulsive therapy is an effective treatment for severe depression, but most of the other treatments in use before the age of psychopharmaceuticals were dead ends.
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Apple's Mac line was plagued by delays and dead ends, including a 2013 redesign of the Mac Pro that looked like a trash can and proved just as useful.
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Many false starts and dead-ends later, he now revels in the discovery that he and his brother, Nieto 121, look alike: Both men have bald heads and beards.
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Using an unconventional technique that relies on DNA submitted to online genealogy sites, investigators have solved dozens of violent crimes, in many cases decades after they hit dead ends.
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The series is plagued with thin characters and narrative dead ends, and I was very much on the fence about it until the last few hours of the season.
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Her new look comes just in time for the finale premiere and the return of spring — because, let's be real, there's no better time to shed dead ends than now.
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Without information from van der Sloot to assist them, Dave and criminal investigator T.J. Ward have chased lead after lead, including one to Nicaragua, only to face many dead ends.
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Gruen faced similar dead-ends from other online retail shops and has since resorted to selling the toys on Shopify, where she currently has seven Hatchimals available for $189 each.
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To catalogue dead-ends as well as successes, they look at foreign-language journals, where negative results spurned by more prestigious English-language periodicals as uninteresting are likelier to appear.
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But it's bloated with rabbit trails, dead ends, dream sequences (so many dream sequences), Lois Lane rescues (so many Lois Lane rescues), and pointed setups for future Justice League movies.
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If you don't, what's gonna end up happening is people make decisions that are short term decisions that seem like they will work but end up being architectural dead ends.
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"This whole process is completely novel for Argentina," said Manuel Garrido, a former corruption prosecutor who resigned in protest in 2009 after many of his cases had reached dead ends.
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The upshot is that the roads that the parties are propelled down by their own base supporters are in fact dead ends — at least when it comes to actually governing.
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Dead ends are to be expected in the middle of an eight-hour whodunit, but that doesn't absolve the series's creator, Nic Pizzolatto, from the responsibility to keep plugging away.
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She also said leads on possible family members have turned into dead ends, so they decided to post images of the medal on social media in hopes someone would come forward.
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The King of Comedy is not a tale of one man's humiliation, but a bigger story about the nihilistic dead ends of fans' celebrity worship and the culture that cultivates it.
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These are likely dead ends, leaving the Republicans to move ahead with their simplest route to replacing Obamacare: to sabotage the law administratively, then push for changes after it falls apart.
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But the takeaway here is that even if Mueller finds damning evidence in the far larger Russia investigation, he's also likely chasing a lot of dead ends at the same time.
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Ducks, which are among them, have earned a reputation for having some of the most bizarre genitalia of all—corkscrew-shaped penises and complex vaginas with dead ends and false passages.
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"Overall, it was a disaster," the redditor known as "oops224" — who founded the Find Boston Bombers subreddit — told me in 2370, explaining the witch hunts and dead ends the forum created.
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Scientists grope their way forward, making false starts, hitting dead ends, and falling through trapdoors, all the while struggling to stay both radically open to insights and ruthlessly skeptical of them.
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For him, there are only two ways to deal with relentless violence from his peers: caving under, or fighting back — and he comes to learn that both ways are dangerous dead-ends.
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They're The Walking Dead's final shots to prove that the season has been worth watching, and that the dead-ends and constant bottle episodes have been part of some grander, meaningful design.
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Any populations that act like the "burst" will be evolutionary dead ends—advantageous mutations that appear within them will never take off, no matter what the details of the interrelationships might be.
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Republicans like Corker, with bright futures and wide respect within the party, have kept a greater distance from Trump than those who are damaged goods or whose careers have reached dead ends.
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That process inevitably led down some dead-ends, but also resulted in some fascinating revelations about the people involved in James' early life, as well as the making of early Metallica music.
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The mass resurrection of the dead ends up being deployed in service of the old trope of new troops arriving to reinforce the good guys in a time of need during battle.
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Huallhuaray is only accessible on foot — the nearest road dead-ends after winding its way down the side of a very steep cliff, two and a half hours downhill from the village.
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The bill also outlines a new process for federal law enforcement to obtain that information from the IRS, a step that has required a court order and often led to dead ends.
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Nash has hit multiple dead ends in getting a new ID. The travel document that allowed his return to Iraq expired last month, and his birth certificate was stolen 40 years ago.
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Because my biggest takeaway from my 10-day trip to Brazil wasn't a deep conditioning treatment or shedding a few dead ends — it was changing the way I feel about my hair entirely.
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The process, which aims to get rid of dry, dead ends without losing any length, remains largely under-researched, and many experts have come out against it based on the risk factor alone.
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We met students who devoured every word of the tech blogs we all read, and still craved someone with first-hand knowledge, to warn them away from dead ends or confirm their intuitions.
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Democracy is the only regime that is prepared to accept that our past with all the dead ends is still ours; we should get to know it, analyze it and think about it!
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He added that vocational schools should no longer be thought of as dead ends, since they can serve as steppingstones to associate degrees at community colleges or to enrollment at four-year institutions.
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Ways to reduce urban crime include improving transport and infrastructure such as hospitals in poor areas, as well as smaller measures like installing cameras and street lighting, and eliminating dead-ends, it added.
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Appealing to federal and state regulators, he raised issues of safety, construction techniques, electric rates, alternative power sources and the hurdles involved in evacuation from an island that dead-ends in eastern Suffolk.
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Reese got ensnared in a tangled web of promising leads and dead ends — as does King's book, which can get bogged down in the morass of Lake County's unrelenting racism and squalid corruption.
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When I called around to Air Force and defense experts in the political world to find out what kind of reputation Clovis had in the military or in industry, I hit dead ends.
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It won't be able to save the season as a whole — there have been way too many narrative dead ends for that — but it might put the show on firmer footing going forward.
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When he was in his 24s, he implored the agency that placed him with adoptive parents to give him whatever information they had about his biological ones but ran into constant dead ends.
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After initially responding by blocking and muting people, he began to wonder if some of the negative messages and comments he was getting could be starting points for conversations rather than dead ends.
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As leads fell through and dead ends rose to meet her, she juggled, flipping through meticulously organized notebooks, then switching gears on a dime, driving more than 100 miles daily around Oklahoma City.
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The book becomes a record of obsessive love without any outlet, dead ends, yearning — themes central to Twombly, whose paintings are full of references to doomed lovers, Hero and Leander, Achilles and Patroclus.
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After years of dead ends and false starts, hoping to find one of the members of Jud Jud, I sent an email in the hopes that this was, in fact, the same person.
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The 'Be Gentle, Be Kind' Superfoods conditioner:Briogeo's kale-apple conditioner smooths dead ends and manages my frizzy flyaways, earning a spot on my list of necessities if I were stuck on a desert island.
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We are tired of our elders running into dead ends when it comes to change, so we have taken it upon ourselves to be the force behind a movement, an urgent one at that.
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Later on, the show had its issues — the simple act of turning a seemingly limited premise into a story that could sprawl over six seasons led to some inevitable dead-ends here and there.
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Nearing retirement and frustrated with the endless false starts and dead ends, Detective Paul Holes had a final Hail Mary plan to upload a DNA sample from a 1980s homicide to a genealogy website.
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The job of feminists is to demand thoroughgoing erotic transformation of our relationship to each other (Stephen Seely and I argue this in our book "The Spirit of Revolution: Beyond the Dead Ends of Man").
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Migrants lacking legal status in the United States have been fleeing to Canada by taking buses to Plattsburgh, N.Y., and then hailing taxis to a country road that dead-ends in an unofficial border crossing.
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"There are dead ends all around ... I think we can still do something but we desperately need international pressure on the parties to go back to the table and be serious about peace," he said.
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Boosterism and hype, however, often tend to skirt the very instabilities, shortcomings, and dead ends that need to be looked straight in the eye if this media is to become anything more than an ephemeral novelty.
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But eventually, with both main and secondary paths either exhausted or turned into dead ends of difficulty, I found myself facing off against a boss whose circumstances seemed to mark the end of the "early" game.
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I've failed and fallen so many times, and hit so many dead ends, and still, sometimes I have to put on the brakes a little bit, and re-evaluate, and go in a slightly different direction.
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If you just keep browsing through the covers, you can get a colorful picture of aerospace history, highlighting the most prominent events, cutting edge innovations, craziest concepts, lively prospects, and dead ends of the aviation industry.
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Due to a language barrier, the insular nature of the new Italian immigrant community, and the very crafty or very stealthy efforts of the black handers, crimes would go unpunished and investigations would meet dead ends.
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By Danielle Campoamor It's a common, arguably unavoidable situation: a friend's career or personal life is advancing while you're stuck in what feels like an endless loop of 9 to 5 roadblocks and relationship dead-ends.
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Reading She Said, you learn how exactly the premier journalists in the country put together a complicated investigation — from navigating dead ends and bad tips to unweaving the complex conflicts of interest behind an open secret.
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The album lasts only thirty-seven minutes, and there are a few dead ends: the title track is a ruminative love song in which we wait, along with Simon, for a redemptive chorus that never arrives.
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Instead of months of dead ends and flickering leads, I made one phone call to the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, where a few years back Marty Jacobson donated $19943 million for a new football stadium press box.
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Even if he had a good ear for sound advice, and the patience required to follow it, he is surrounded by amateurs and opportunists who send him endlessly careening between contradictory goals and various tactical dead ends.
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We worried that Trump and his GOP partners in Congress would, despite their minoritarian electoral victory, be able to advance a wildly regressive agenda, and rob the country blind, while reporters chased Trump's tweets into dead ends.
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It's a common, arguably unavoidable situation: a friend is advancing in his or her career or personal life while you're stuck in what feels like an endless loop of 9-to-5 roadblocks and relationship dead ends.
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Thankfully a couple is walking out as we walk in, and they advise us to take the first right because it will lead us back out, and the rest of the turns appeared to be dead ends.
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WELL, THERE NEED TO BE RULES OF THE ROAD, BUT THERE SHOULDN'T BE A LOT OF U-TURNS, THERE SHOULDN'T BE A LOT OF ONE-WAY STREETS, AND THERE SURELY SHOULDN'T BE A LOT OF DEAD ENDS.
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Its director, Elisa Montgomery, may speak loftily about "the intersectionality of marginalized groups," but she is passing through Hays's life like a tourist, gawking at 35 years of dead ends, bad breaks and unfortunate lapses in judgment.
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Getting a chop after a year of waiting for your bob to officially hit lob status can be a painstaking process — while chopping off the dead ends that roll you back to square one can be even worse.
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" Hellier is deliberately paced, honest, and open about its leads and its dead ends as they occur, and has a pretty broad-scope in both the way we investigate High Strangeness and the crossover of phenomena," Newkirk said.
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After calling the store and experiencing a few rounds of dead ends, I finally found a secretary who explained that we just had to tell the elves when we got there that we wanted to see black Santa.
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What she described as her plastic fork in the road led to countless dead ends, however, until she published "Little Pea," about a pod denied his favorite dessert (spinach) until he finished all his candy (which he detested).
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Pell Street these days is two quiet blocks, no more, but Chinatown was born here, where Doyers Street dead-ends into Pell, where tour guides still talk of tongs and mah-jongg.
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Experts have pointed to the lack of town planning in the worst affected area of the seaside resort of Mati as a contributing factor, with narrow streets, numerous dead ends and no clear way to get to the sea.
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Only if the center-right fully faces up to the fact that they are all dead ends can it begin to come up with better, more creative and probably more combative ways to deal with the challenge it's facing.
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But it cleaved a struggling inner-city district, cutting off homes from schools, devastating East Avenue businesses, turning neighborhood streets into dead ends and deflating already-low housing values, while encouraging crime on some of those dead-end streets.
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MIAMI — After four years of frustration and dead ends, David Beckham's efforts to establish a Major League Soccer team here finally bore fruit on Monday with the league's announcement that it had granted his ownership group an expansion franchise.
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But that's one of the most exciting things about a fresh haircut (even if that just means removing your heavy tape-ins and trimming dead ends): You might just discover a newer, better version of yourself as a result.
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The Lescolton Split End Trimmer could be your answer to skipping weekly trims: by only trimming hairs outside the hairline, this handheld machine wants to make sure you only lose the dead ends and leave with a glossy, healthy mop.
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At 132 minutes, Outlaw King suffers from the same midstory bloat that plagues so many of the company's TV series, meandering through too many narrative dead ends as Robert's quest gets bogged down in a string of needless, messy skirmishes.
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The most unique element of the collection are engineer Sam Gannon's innovative "Evolution" montages of each track, which edit together the earliest acoustic sketches and rehearsals through studio false starts and dead ends, all the way to the finished product.
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A look back through California television reports, newspaper articles and even advertisements reveals growing alarm about the crime spree, the drastic steps some residents took to protect themselves and the investigative dead-ends that vexed a generation of police detectives.
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What's important is the story and how Mr. Fancher turns every walk down memory lane into a leisurely, surprise-filled stroll through a labyrinth, taking us right and then left and then down apparent dead ends before guiding us home.
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Maybe this is why I loved the movie so much, because it dramatizes a way of seeing the world that looks directly into darkness but also emphasizes humor, creative thinking and kindness while concluding that cynicism and despair are dead ends.
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"The dead-ends you led the country to are so nightmarish you needed made-up victims to slur, and divert attention of the public to them so it wouldn't see your own dismal failures," said former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, among those investigated.
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But now that we've explored and abused every imaginable earthly perversion ad nauseam' and sex has become so gruesomely boring and retardataire' many of you have been hitting dead ends trying to imagine what virtual transgressive acts could possibly feel fun anymore.
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It's the perfect style for shedding ragged dead ends while still leaving plenty of length — as in, it's not the kind of chop that'll have you on the verge of tears as you watch your Rapunzel locks fall to the salon floor.
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Since the arrest of the suspected Golden State Killer, more than 70 suspects and victims of rape and homicide have been identified by police across the country using genetic genealogy, including decades-old cold cases that had previously led detectives to dead ends.
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The ceilings are low and claustrophobic throughout the space, the lighting dingy, and everything gives the impression of an endlessly recurring nightmare, as rooms lead into other rooms, hallways, and dead ends, each circling back into one another without any sense of logic.
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Cyrilla rolls a couple of numbers, and he and Warren pull out their phones and give everybody a heads-up: nine o'clock at the end of Mar Vista, where it dead-ends at that weed lot and the cliffs down to the ocean.
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We feel our study supports that the evolution of dinosaurian flight was not simply a straight line towards the flight of modern birds but involved an exotic diversity of alternative, experimental and intermediate solutions that ultimately proved to be evolutionary dead-ends.
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To be very clear, everything Trump has accomplished has come from his acting as a Republican: What's more, the parts of the Trump agenda that aren't very Republican — trade protectionism, the wall, health reform that would increase coverage — have been dead ends. Why?
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After many years of rumours, dead-ends and dashed hopes, the first film adaption of The Dark Tower (the movie based on Stephen King's epic fantasy series) is finally on its way — and we now have a 3-minute trailer to sink our teeth into.
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Women have long been doing this informally, as Donegan notes — the list was a more formal version of a whisper network, one women could use to help protect others since official channels like human resources departments or police reports so often result in dead ends.
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The worst affected area was Mati, a seaside town of holiday homes and permanent residences which experts have said was built like a "fire trap," with houses built among pine trees, narrow streets, numerous dead ends and access to the sea hampered by cliffs.
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It's one hell of a weird phenomenon, whatever it is, but it's also true: The person who snips off your dead ends every six weeks is more likely to be treated as a close friend, a confidante, or even a therapist than a perfect stranger.
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The title of her work for eight women is "Labir Into" (98883:98873), a play on the Italian word for "labyrinth," which speaks to her theme: navigating the interior dead ends and false turns we all face on the unclear path to self-awareness.
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The title of her work for eight women is "Labir Into" (98893:98883), a play on the Italian word for "labyrinth," which speaks to her theme: navigating the interior dead ends and false turns we all face on the unclear path to self-awareness.
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I was there for five days to find out how the island was recovering, and frankly, I didn't know what to expect: My pre-trip research kept hitting dead ends — websites not updated since before Maria, emails and WhatsApp messages unanswered, Google Maps now outdated.
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There are cup-like dead ends, narrow corridors, and recesses in the walls for machinery that is no longer present, all of which constitute a maze of passageways that make this space feel like I might stumble upon a door that opens onto Narnia.
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It is important that they profit from the social value this research creates, because more often than not the research leads to dead ends, and even the most promising treatments take a long time to make it from the research stage to final drug approval.
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Though their goals couldn't be more different, Dom and Angela have both bumped up against frustrating dead ends as they dig deeper and deeper into the endless tangle of red tape and shadowy connections that make up bureaucracies like the FBI and E Corp, respectively.
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"You're on an island, and nobody thinks about the water except as something you need to get across, or over, or avoid somehow," said Estelle Lau, the deputy chief executive officer of the marina at Pier 5, where Joralemon Street dead ends at the East River.
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He was still young, 22 at the time, but he was now Older Billy, a Billy who had hit some dead ends, who had endured the dislocations of adulthood, who had, as Mr. Alvarez put it, "gone AWOL" so he could figure out who he really was.
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They sent more than a dozen emails and letters, made two appeals and encountered so many dead ends and disappointments that Ms. Lane half-jokingly wondered whether the Army was hoping her father would "kick the bucket" so that no one would have to acknowledge wrongdoing.
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The result would combine investigative storytelling and first-person narrative, in which the reporter's experience — her document digs, her dead ends, the patterns she learned to follow — become an inextricable part of a story about the Islamic State that is perhaps the first of its kind.
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Now, citing that photographer's work, lawmakers are on the verge of moving past years of legislative tussles and dead ends and imposing biting new sanctions on the administration of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria for human rights abuses committed during the country's eight-year civil war.
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For its part, Adero had been struggling to find the right margins and business model for TrackR, and attempts to expand the original product — such as a Beacon device called the Atlas — also met dead ends (after a debut at CES, the Atlas never made it to market).
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The deal, which outlines how the two countries may handle asylum-seekers, has gotten some attention on the campaign trail — particularly from Scheer, who made an immigration announcement at the site of a road that dead-ends at the New York-Quebec border where migrants illegally cross into Canada.
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The weakest essays concern the work of Fiona Banner and Hung Liu, both of whom make art with often expressly political concerns; in both cases, Hickey attempts to write his way around the politics, for fear of giving them any credence, and ends up in dead ends or circles.
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Not everything works — a number of sections are effectively dead ends, but it's fascinating to double click through user guides, lists of Newsgroups discussing everything from "Life in the Caribbean" to computers, comic books, books, erotica, science fiction, the Star Wars films, science, business, job listings and quite a bit more.
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The advice by police on what to do in the event of a firearms or weapons attack is first of all to run, if it will not put you in greater danger, or hide, if possible avoiding dead ends and bottlenecks and staying away from the door, and keeping as quiet as possible.
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While outsider accounts of Rock Springs tend to emphasize its Wild West character—which is totally real—Anselmi's book focuses on traits I find more familiar: the town's crushing provincialism, severe drug problem(s), plague of suicides, and its knack for instilling in young people the sense that both the town and its residents' lives are depressing dead-ends.
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The problems that many European countries face today are present in Greece: the attractions of populist politics and the dead ends to which they lead; the shock of mass immigration and the reactions to it; an unpredictable United States administration that might swing between isolationism and intervention; the strains of economies that cannot sustain the promises of the past.
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In a scathing takedown of the film for the LA Review of Books, Scout Tafoya describes Roma as "a movie made to appease the ruling class: fawning in its praise of power, it dead-ends at an image that literally deifies servitude," as if it had failed to show the sharp inequality between the Cleo and the family members.
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Alexsi twists out of countless dead ends, and Christie does, too; each time his tale seems to be drawing into a cul-de-sac, he pulls it sharply and headily in some new direction, from Azerbaijan to Moscow to Germany, Alexsi shifting between passports, killing easily when he must, trying to balance the ruthless spymasters who would be delighted to sacrifice his disloyalty to the state.
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She said she met dead ends with a New Jersey hospital, the state health department and two other hospitals: The NBA put out a statement last night that said: NBA spokesman John Acunto did not answer a follow up question about which public-health authorities are recommending testing of otherwise healthy NBA players who are no longer traveling and are therefore not at risk of infecting the public.
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In going through the various systems and recovery methods I found so many things broken or misleading, so many critical system items compromised, hidden, or neglected, so many dead ends built in, so many workarounds from the '90s that still worked and present-day tools that failed utterly, so many contradictions and redundancies — that I finally have flipped over to the side that believes Microsoft needs to cut this trash cart loose.
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Read more:The mystery of MH370 remains more than 5 years later — here are all the theories, dead ends, and unanswered questions from the most bizarre airline disaster of the centuryA chilling report suggests the pilot on MH370 may have depressurized the cabin, 'gently' killing the more than 200 passengers on board before crashingAn extensive new report suggests that the missing MH370's pilot was 'clinically depressed' and purposely killed all 239 on boardThe Boeing 737 Max crisis could mark a seismic shift for the aviation industry.
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It includes fascinating dead ends and might-have- beens (a prototype based on the original iPod's click wheel, backlit in blue and orange); personal sacrifices ("The iPhone is the reason I'm divorced"); obscure technical hurdles (the phone's infrared proximity sensor, which turns the screen off when it's near your head, wouldn't recognize dark hair); backstage tension at the launch (I was actually there, watching Jobs rehearse the famous iPhone keynote, but apparently missed everything); even a symbolic onstage assassination (when Jobs publicly demonstrated swiping to delete a contact, he used Apple vice president Tony Fadell's name, foreshadowing Fadell's imminent departure).
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