Louisa in Louboutins dealt in crime, the pulpier the better.
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These guys dealt in plausible deniability for a younger audience.
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They dealt in familiar Republican themes and operated within certain boundaries.
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Equifax was a company that dealt in only private data of consumers.
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He was in constant touch with those who dealt in his art.
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It's maybe payback for everything they were dealt in the Iran deal.
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These women dealt in surfaces, but that doesn't mean they lacked depth.
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It's not the first time the auctioneer has dealt in royal clothing.
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Perhaps. Though he is a designer who has always dealt in reality.
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This is a book filled with facts about someone who dealt in dreams.
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Tumblr communities won't be easily replicated for users who explicitly dealt in NSFW content.
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At first his campaign dealt in emotional political rhetoric and seemed to be making headway.
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Mr. Faurschou, who dealt in both the primary and secondary markets, agreed with that assessment.
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Laura Stevenson's music has always dealt in crushing existential dread, be it self-deprecation or heartache.
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A lot of we saw Monday dealt in that moment of the (peaceful?) transfer of power.
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Carroll pointed to the early days of Netflix, when it dealt in snail mail and DVDs.
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When the subprime market crumbled, banks that unwisely dealt in those toxic products started to fail.
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In 1984, the state still dealt in certainties, even if they were the certainties of deception.
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When he started posting videos 10 years ago, he dealt in sketch comedy and song parody.
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Where Center Stage mostly dealt in internal conflict, On Pointe mines its drama from external sources.
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Cambridge Analytica dealt in data points that aren't typically considered "sensitive," like interests and location check-ins.
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Even still, BuzzFeed News said that ads populated on multiple channels that dealt in anti-vaccination narratives.
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Within this sheltered world, I wasn't allowed to watch He-Man because it dealt in occult themes.
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The Catholic Church dealt in 2018 in with a fresh wave of sexual abuse allegations against priests.
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As "street brokers" working outside an established firm, the friends dealt in stocks, mortgages and promissory notes.
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We dealt in war stories and most of all we dealt in theories—in garrulous, alcoholized attempts to formulate generally applicable propositions about happiness, about mankind versus womankind, about litigation, about anything that might help us understand the world or at least make us feel less flummoxed by it.
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By now, all of America knows what that means, but as a sociopath, he also dealt in paranoia.
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On their own, both Vile and Barnett have occasionally dealt in more unhinged numbers, but songs universally float.
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A space where all the shitty cards I'd been dealt in life could be put on the table.
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She is proof that determination and resilience are more important than the cards we are dealt in life.
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" Vaidisova added that her party "believes that at least part of the debt should be dealt in cash.
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Two: He tapped back channels and dealt in China&aposs shadowy informal banking system where regulations hardly existed.
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Men with nicknames like Droop and Broccoli were said to have dealt in crack cocaine, fentanyl and oxycodone.
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He dealt in rare books, and was listed as a member of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America.
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Now, some of these choices may be made more difficult as they may not want to be dealt in.
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The Facebook-owned photo-sharing app has previously dealt in still images and videos of up to 60 seconds.
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The EU executive has dealt in previous years with budgets breaking EU rules from France, Spain, Portugal and Italy itself.
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Paramilitaries who had dealt in Semtex and Armalites turned their attention to early-day motions and the d'Hondt voting system.
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I guess you have to play the cards you've been dealt in life, and that's what I've done with HIV.
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Chuck owned a company that dealt in cleaning supplies, a business that had been in the family for three generations.
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Mr. Manafort introduced a new lawyer on the team, William McGinley, who has dealt in the past with delegate battles.
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It also dealt in part with the unusual manner in which White House officials handled internal records describing the call.
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Sentiment is something else Mr. Lucier's work has in common with Yo La Tengo's, and this piece dealt in it powerfully.
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He settled in London, where he invested in real estate, dealt in art and, in time, built up his personal fortune.
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At first glance, then, it is curious that a man who has always dealt in certainties should now enter subjective territory.
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Sports betting is set to be widely legal, and Native American tribes in the casino business want to be dealt in.
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Both men dealt in their work with Pollock's legacy of paint as paint, without reprising his technique of dripping or staining.
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Analysts expressed little concern about the weaker results, saying banks performed relatively well, considering the hand they were dealt in the markets.
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Religious groups, Fox News, politicians of all stripes, and Silicon Valley have all dealt in recent years with predators in their midst.
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I befriended Arty when he was a near-client of the company I used to work for, which dealt in educational software.
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She was the linchpin of a massive drug ring that "dealt in tons of cocaine," according to news reports about her conviction.
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This was the fourth time he was dealt in July, and each time, he has had a winning record after the deal.
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Bumstead has returned mostly to the wholesale selling of old MacBooks, which is what he says he dealt in prior to Amazon Marketplace.
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Since their beginnings nearly a decade and a half ago, Wolves in the Throne Room have dealt in a sort of worldly magnificence.
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" Bravo said she did her homework: "Most of what was out there that dealt in this space was prescribing to a male audience.
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Chris was still off wine, so he ate while we dealt in Mike for the second round: describing the wine as a movie.
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It's for you to truly understand that no matter where you're from and the cards you're dealt in life — your dreams are valid.
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As he called out NBC News, Farrow mentioned that Fox News dealt in recent years with its own problems related to sexual harassment and settlements.
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Buttigieg, Klobuchar, and Warren have all dealt, in part, with familiarity issues, which has led them to lag behind Sanders and Biden among black voters.
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Drugs also had an effect on the tattooing tradition in prisons, allowing inmates who dealt in this lucrative trade to buy whatever tattoo designs they desired.
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"A major criminal organization that dealt in the large-scale manufacturing and distributing of synthetic cannabinoids was dismantled," U.S. Attorney Kenneth Magidson said in a statement.
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The illegal trade dealt in so-called second-tier vaccines — including those for rabies, influenza and hepatitis B — which patients pay for from their own pockets.
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But that coverage has been generated by others, not by Piper herself, and it has not dealt in detail with her work and career in philosophy.
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Derrick Rose, once a hometown hero, was dealt in the off-season to the Knicks, with whom he is now encountering a good deal of adversity.
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Politics and economics we elevated as the serious places in our midst where we dealt in numbers that could add up, and facts that could be debated.
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Both he and Miss Lee dealt in sealed-off worlds: Maycomb isolated in cotton fields and quiet red dust; the abbey perched on precipices behind high walls.
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The payouts themselves will come from investors from the insurance company Lloyd's of London, which has historically dealt in niche insurance cases (Dolly Parton's breasts, for instance).
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Where Talking Heads had dealt in tensions and dualities, Ms. Kidjo's element was joyful empowerment: the joy of an all-conquering voice and a righteous, uplifting spirit.
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During days I worked at payroll,during evenings I designed French-inspired baby clothes,on weekends I delivered bag after bag to marketswhere merchants dealt in dollars.
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Officials say these will be dealt in Phase 0.53 negotiations, though the differences there are so fundamental that many investors doubt whether any deal will come through.
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She said the amnesty and the level of fee would distinguish between those who had gaps on their books and those who had dealt in illegal activities.
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As vinyl demand increases, there's been a backlog at pressing plants, and smaller labels or bands — who may have always dealt in vinyl — are increasingly being pushed out.
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"Look, this is a game of high-stakes poker between the U.S. and China, and this is just another card that's been dealt in this game," Ives said.
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Kafka dealt in allegorical abstraction, however; The Night Of is shaping up to be about the brutal realities of being a defendant in the American criminal justice system.
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When he first started showing his work in the early 22014s, Wiley's reversals of classical figuration were an outlier at a time when most painters dealt in abstraction.
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In addition to huge quantities of the Cavendish, Top Banana dealt in green plantains, pineapples, cantaloupes, watermelons, limes, tomatoes, aloe vera and even exotic root vegetables like yautia.
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He dealt in stolen cars and had made a plan to meet a buyer in the deserted grocery store parking lot in the early morning hours of Sept.
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Owning what the family says was the largest independent store on 47th Street at the time, he dealt in diamonds, precious and semiprecious colored gems, and estate jewels.
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Shop signs by Watteau and Aelbert Cuyp have come down to us; Hobbema ended his days as a measurer of imported wines; Jan van Goyen dealt in tulips.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOCA RATON, Florida — As the saying goes, Florida's biggest export is image — it once dealt in sun-soaked fantasy, a beach, a drink.
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They owed great debts to prog-rock, as well as spacier alt-rock bands like Hum, and until that point, hardcore had never dealt in these kinds of reprieves.
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Axis Bank said on Thursday that it had dealt in transactions that had been guaranteed with letters of undertaking from PNB, but that it had since sold those transactions.
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Axis Bank said on Thursday that it had dealt in transactions that had been guaranteed with letters of undertaking from Punjab National Bank, but it had since sold those transactions.
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While the Catholic Church and other religious communities have dealt in recent years with widespread, though often decades-old accusations of child abuse, accusations at Jewish institutions have remained rare.
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During the two years Khoo allegedly dealt in the illicit trade, the total value of the rare species was nearly $70 million for more than 400 pounds, the release said.
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While Mr. Miller carried seltzer orders in his head and dealt in cash, Mr. Gomberg issues paper invoices, accepts credit cards and uses social media and online marketing to advertise.
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The team's most-tenured player expected to be dealt in the offseason and was blunt in training camp when he said he only reported to honor his contract and his teammates.
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An artist who dealt in theatrical illusion and metaphor seemed to be sending a DM about his own coming death, a message that would only arrive when he was physically gone.
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Among the site's top vendors were two people based in Los Angeles: "Ladyskywalker," who sold opiates such as fentanyl, oxycodone and hydrocodone; and "Platinum45," who dealt in methamphetamine, oxycodone and Adderall.
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The inability to use Indian banks for their operations crippled the country's exchanges that dealt in currencies such as bitcoin, ripple and ethereum, forcing many of them to shut down operations.
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Douglas's most recent album, "Black Lion," from last year, dealt in capering funk, briskly swinging postbop and maximalist contemporary jazz, all arranged for a sextet with a three-horn front line.
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When participating in a themed compilation, one always has to strike a balance between faithfulness to the prompt and artistic self-expression, but the Flaming Lips have never dealt in subtlety.
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To carry off the scam, Mr. Rechnitz suggested routing the transaction through a Ponzi-scheming ticket broker he had been involved with — yet another of the shady businesses he dealt in.
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Brandon Ingram, who was among the Lakers dealt in the trade for Davis, had 34 points and seven rebounds for the Pelicans, who are 0-3 against the Lakers this season.
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Brandon Ingram, who was among the Lakers dealt in the trade for Davis, had 34 points and seven rebounds for the Pelicans, who are 0-203 against the Lakers this season.
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Separately, India's Axis Bank said on Thursday that it had dealt in transactions that had been guaranteed with letters of undertaking from Punjab National Bank, but has since sold those transactions.
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Samardzija, who began his career with the Cubs and was dealt in July 2014, five days before Hendricks debuted in Chicago, gave up just two hits and one run in seven innings.
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Comics have always dealt in the hidden good and evil of the world, celebrating the triumphs of everyday heroes over metaphorical monsters (Godzilla emerged as a stand-in for the nuclear bomb).
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My favorite change is that attacks now show the damage dealt in hit points, MMO-style — purists can turn this off, and I thought I might, but in the end I wouldn't.
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With three years and $22018 million left on his deal (and a full no-trade clause that kicked in when he was dealt in 3503), this probably isn't going to end well.
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As a plot, it was less than inspiring, and as a character story, less than inspired: an 8-bit Don Draper and a Walter White who dealt in megabytes rather than meth.
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Although it was more of a traditional sci-fi action procedural than the film that inspired it, it nonetheless dealt in similar concepts and questions about computer networks, identity, consciousness, and reality.
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However, he was an art lover who worked, as did his brother Theo, for the art gallery Goupil & Cie, which dealt in Barbizon school paintings and was successful with their popular landscapes.
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Hemmerle has come a long way from its founding in 1893 by Josef and Anton Hemmerle, brothers who took over a goldsmith's company that specialized in medals and dealt in antique jewelry.
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Nemesis, an ancient Greek goddess, dealt in retributive justice; it is at the heart of Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and "Titus Andronicus", as well as westerns and films as diverse as "Gladiator" and "Death Wish".
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Chapman, a four-time All-Star, is the most accomplished in-his-prime player the Yankees have dealt in the middle of a season since they sent Rickey Henderson to Oakland in 1989.
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The bill got as far as it has in the Senate the same way that a similar one was passed in the House, with lies told in public and callousness dealt in private.
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Coleman, whose 21 goals entering Sunday tied him for the team lead with Kyle Palmieri, was dealt in exchange for minor league left wing Nolan Foote and a provisional 220 first-round pick.
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For a team considered by some to be a dark-horse pick to win the Big Ten, Minnesota likely couldn't have asked for a better hand to be dealt in regards to its schedule.
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While it is shocking to see such open racism expressed by a President of the United States, Sunday's tweets were far from the first time that Trump has dealt in such toxicity in office.
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The South China Morning Post has in recent weeks reported the mystery of five Hong Kong booksellers who dealt in gossipy books about Chinese leaders and went missing only to resurface in Chinese custody.
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This is due in large part to their descendants opting for lyrics solely about drowning their sorrows and wallowing in their pain, a kind of myopic self-pity that Dillinger Four never dealt in.
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While McGahn's purview at the White House was broad and touched on many subjects, Bolton and Kupperman dealt in their work almost exclusively on matters that would fall into that protected category, Cooper said.
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Led by the wandering mind of Jamie Stewart, the San Jose-bred group's experimental pseudo-pop has dealt in industrial goth and homicidal croons, bombastic gloom and wild distortion, never settling in one place.
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"All property and interests in property of the Government of Venezuela that are in the United States ... are blocked and may not be transferred, paid, exported, withdrawn, or otherwise dealt in," the executive order says.
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CAVUTO: One thing we do know -- and your old boss and other presidents have dealt in varying degrees with countries who either try to stiff us or try to pull a fast one on us.
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"All property and interests in property of the Government of Venezuela that are in the United States ... are blocked and may not be transferred, paid, exported, withdrawn, or otherwise dealt in," the executive order says.
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While he employed the bombast and braggadocio common to gangsta and other forms of rap, he also dealt in introspection a la the so-called conscious rappers such as Chance the Rapper and Talib Kweli.
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Some people accuse the police of failing to attach due importance to the disappearance of five Hong Kong booksellers who many believe were seized by mainland agents because they dealt in salacious works about Chinese politicians.
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However, Besikci, the computer expert, said he believed the data was taken from the government's official Population Governance Central Database in or around 2009 and later illegally sold on to firms that dealt in asset foreclosures.
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After executing 11 search warrants, the detectives seized 10 kilograms of drugs, 17 guns and $300,000 in cash, Chief Boyce said, adding that the department would continue to crack down on traffickers that dealt in opioids.
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The payments processor has traditionally dealt in credit and debit cards but has moved into mobile payments as contactless systems like Apple Pay, which simply let users tap their device to a receiver, become more popular.
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Co-founded by Green Bay newspaperman George Whitney Calhoun and Green Bay–born football prodigy Curly Lambeau, the Packers were originally sponsored by the Indian Packing Company, which dealt in canned meats and bestowed the team its name.
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Jay Bruce nearly was dealt in the offseason and will be one of the more sought-after names leading up to the July 31 trade deadline, but for now the Cincinnati Reds' right fielder is enjoying a resurgent campaign.
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Emptyset, the English electronic duo of James Ginzburg and Paul Purgas, dealt in elementals almost entirely stripped of melody; crashes, thuds, whooshes, crunches and room-shaking bass tones that could linger and throb or land as hard as drumbeats.
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The White House has dealt in recent days with fallout from a leaked remark from communications staffer Kelly Sadler … Sadler reportedly called McCain's daughter, Meghan McCain , after the news of the comment surfaced but has yet to make a public apology.
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"He has dealt in other jurisdictions with all the sorts of issues that the Royal Commission's dealing with and the regulatory change that happened after the crisis, so he understands what's possible," AMP Chairman David Murray told Reuters by telephone.
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The royal couple then headed to Manchester's town hall where they had a roundtable discussion with community leaders and young people about the impact of the terror attack on their communities and how the city dealt in the immediate aftermath.
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For the last couple of years, the Red Bull Junior Team has largely dealt in big-name signings, whether it be beating Mercedes to Max Verstappen or bringing the likes of Pierre Gasly, Alex Lynn or Dean Stoneman on board.
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Mr. Kapoor primarily dealt in objects from South Asia — India, Pakistan and Afghanistan in particular — and those are the sorts of items that have been seized in the past week by agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations.
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Peters — whom the Rams acquired from the Kansas City Chiefs for draft picks in February 173 — was dealt in exchange for linebacker Kenny Young and an undisclosed 2020 draft choice that ESPN's Adam Schefter reported would be a fifth-rounder.
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Those quicksilver feet which always dealt in gold have another chance to obey his command as he seeks to bring down the curtain on his matchless sprint career and land a 2400th global championship title in the 2200 x 22012 metres relay.
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It said that orders had been faked by the company to control prices of metal it dealt in, while its "entrusting sales" program — allowing retail investors to lend money to end users to buy metals — had not been approved by China's central bank.
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Sprawling conglomerates such as Anbang Insurance Group, Dalian Wanda Group, HNA Group, and Fosun International — all of which, in practice, largely dealt in real estate — had been on spending sprees abroad, fueled by easy credit and the profits reaped from China's own real estate boom.
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The operation began around a year ago, targeting organized crime groups which dealt in tobacco and drug smuggling, and the AFP alleged that the gangs had attempted to smuggle the drugs into the country in a number of container shipments since November 2016. Untouchable?
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MAY'S 'MINI-LECTURES' TO TRUMP Despite their different backgrounds - Johnson is from a connected British family and went to elite schools and Trump was raised in the New York borough of Queens and dealt in real estate - they have similar approaches to the world.
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There was an alliance of tone and topic on Home Like NoPlace Is There, as it was full of raw, combustive punk songs that dealt in raw, combustive subject matter that are familiar to emotive punk rock: suicide, self-harm, gender dysphoria, political power dynamics.
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If I have an opportunity to play at the next level, I'm going to take advantage of that, because I've been putting this work in my whole life...but if the cards aren't dealt in my favor, I'm fine with going on to the next step of my life.
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The regulator said during an investigation of irregular price movements of two stocks on June 21, 2013, it found the bank's Hong Kong securities unit traders responsible for agency trade - or external clients - also dealt in the stocks on a principal basis, which refers to the firm's own holding.
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Rodney Hood (someone they weren't convinced they could re-sign) and Joe Johnson were dealt in a three-team trade that brought back Jae Crowder, who scored 29 points in his first couple games—his two highest tallies since Christmas Day and Isaiah Thomas's Cavaliers debut—with the team.
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Over the years, they've dealt in the quiet fury of tremolo-picked guitar lines, deathly folk pieces, and wordless synthesizer drones alike, but all their cacophonous sounds have been united by a sort of grand spaciousness—a cavernous echo of the grandeur and fury of the world that surrounds them.
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In and around Birmingham, where he was a public figure for more than four decades, he was regarded with an intriguing mix of admiration — for his creativity, zeal and unstinting confidence — and derision, which flowed from his reputation as a politician who dealt in himself and in spectacularly unrealistic ideas.
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"These lenders too often dealt in bad faith with a group of hard-working, unsuspecting workers who deserved much better and have yet to receive any measure of justice," wrote Mr. Stringer, who added that the state should close a loophole that allowed the lenders to classify their loans as business deals, which have looser regulations.
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The men of "New Documents" dealt in the glimpse and the glance; the woman chose to stare, and she specialized in tracking down those who would plant themselves, on center stage, and return the look with interest—midgets, musclemen, twins, transvestites, hermaphrodites, bathers, strippers, and a woman with a monkey, swaddled like an infant, on her lap.
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During those years, Burrell exchanged his US cash that he stored in Mexico with an accomplice who dealt in precious metals, and together they imported over $1 million in cash into the US. The US Justice Department has ruled that Burrell gave his clients "anonymity and privacy and exchanged over $1 million in unregulated cash," potentially allowing criminals to launder cash without scrutiny.
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This zany starting point of Jacob Bacharach's new novel, "The Doorposts of Your House and on Your Gates," is more fun than it sounds, even if the zaniness is considerably toned down from Bacharach's first novel, the wonderfully frenetic "The Bend of the World," which dealt in conspiracy theories, U.F.O.s and the occult (though much of it turned out to be just one character or other eating too many mushrooms).
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Jack claimed to be a broker in fine sable, but I know now that what he really dealt in was intelligence, because when Markus announced that his doctor wouldn't allow him to do fairs any more, Jack suggested I come to lunch with him instead, and took me to the Travellers Club in Pall Mall, and asked me whether I would have preferred life in the Legion, and if I was serious about any of my girlfriends, and why I had fled my public school considering I'd been captain of boxing, and whether I had ever thought of doing something useful for my country, by which he meant England, because if I felt I'd missed out on the war on account of my age, this was my chance to catch up.
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