The year 22016 denoted a mournful milestone in black history.
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He extensively denoted unspoken moments, the way good screenwriters do.
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There have been themes denoted by circled or grayed squares.
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Different plants are denoted by color and take time to harvest.
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Values denoted are public company market capitalizations as of December 231, 22016.
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Values denoted are public company market capitalizations as of December 248, 2016.
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One dish was denoted on the menu by a single word: beans.
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With multiple sets, denoted by x2 or x3, rest one minute before repeating.
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We went ahead and denoted every film nominated for an award on Feb.
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It's called "covert narcissism," which is denoted by introversion, hypersensitivity, defensiveness, and anxiety.
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Even the claim that the Hot 100 has historically denoted overall popularity is debatable.
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Here's a full list of nominees and who took home awards denoted with *WINNER.
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Then next level is confirmed — denoted by a gray checkmark badge in the profile.
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According to the Chinese calendar, 2019 is denoted as the year of the pig.
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More than any other tech product, the iPhone has long denoted status in China.
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It seems like the change in seasons are only denoted by the date now.
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Every load of a web page or video creates an ad opportunity (denoted in blue).
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They were derided as Gold Brickers, after the single gold bar that denoted their rank.
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Another famous constellation is Gemini, the twins, denoted by the bright stars Castor and Pollux.
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The vehicles' inclusion in the database denoted that the recall problems had not been fixed.
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These words are part of longer phrases and are denoted by circled or shaded squares.
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The host crowned the stocks of and as winners; denoted and Snapchat-parent as losers.
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In the late Middle Ages, black denoted humbleness as adopted by the Black Monks, the Benedictines.
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Take a 30- to 60-second rest between sets (denoted with a "x2") before beginning again.
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None of the devices ever denoted and no injuries were reported in connection to the packages.
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The theme entries (denoted by asterisks) are a seemingly arbitrary and somewhat odd list of phrases.
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There are four theme entries in Mr. Blake and Mr. Chen's puzzle, all denoted by asterisks.
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Answers are denoted in percentage points, while the poll and reply totals are represented in actual figures.
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What's clinically denoted by the word 'bi-polarity' is something puny compared to what's brandished by Sabbath.
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There are two settings for the Pixie: espresso (denoted as a little cup) and lungo (big cup).
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The Other Guy, as her opponent is denoted in the script, presumably represents a fictional Barack Obama.
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Answers are denoted in percentage points, while poll and reply totals are represented in actual figures. 1.
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The direction of a given rotation is denoted by the presence or absence of a prime (') symbol.
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The telegram was written under Ottoman letterhead and coded in Arabic lettering; four-digit numbers denoted words.
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The question mark denoted a pun, and "James who is more than a little forward?" indicated basketball.
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But instead of state-backed money, they will use a cryptocurrency, the Gram, denoted by a gemstone emoji.
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Answers are denoted in percentage points, while the poll and reply totals are represented in actual figures. 723.
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Answers are denoted in percentage points, while the poll and reply totals are represented in actual figures. 23.
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This conflict of interest was clearly denoted in the new paper, which was independently funded by the university.
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My first city, Xi'an, lay on the coast and was surrounded by resources, each denoted with a picture.
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In this scene, the two have their designated spaces — denoted by the color — but he's breaching that barrier.
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Answers are denoted in percentage points, while the poll and reply totals are represented in absolute terms. 1.
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There have been crosswords where the theme has been scattered all over the grid and denoted by asterisks.
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The multi-posts are denoted by a small icon and a series of blue dots below the first image.
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A reasonable intuition would be "choose Rock, Paper or Scissors with equal probability," denoted as (1/3,1/3,1/3).
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Interestingly, a new breed of canine isn't denoted by a specific genetic profile, at least not by the AKC.
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Instagram introduced Archive, denoted by a clock icon in the upper righthand corner of your profile, this past June.
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People who joined NXIVM were required to call the leader "Vanguard" and wore colored sashes that denoted their rank.
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Correction: An earlier version of this map incorrectly denoted the legal status of marijuana in a handful of states.
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Some areas were slightly more organized and informative, like this area that clearly denoted a rack as 10% off ...
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These confidential arrangements, denoted by symbols in the catalog, can have the effect of deterring bidding in the salesroom.
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Williams was short and broad-shouldered, with the peculiar quality denoted, perhaps with a smidgen of hyperbole, by his nickname.
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Each award's most likely recipient — or in a few tight races, recipients — is in bold and denoted with an asterisk (*).
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Grades from kindergarten to eighth grade were denoted on the X axis, and various subject areas on the Y axis.
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As elsewhere in the Midwest, the rightward shift this denoted was driven by working-class whites and flagging union membership.
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Snap reviews all the content added to public stories, although they particularly curate "Our Stories," which are denoted in purple font.
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To benefit from this extra layer of security, users can manually authenticate contacts, which will be denoted by a green padlock.
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The 2001 movie even denoted Iain Glenn as evil by surrounding him with "Eastern" luxuries like music and hookahs and girls.
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Renaming the state's capital would most likely require a citywide election because the name has been denoted in the city charter.
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The gown comes in small, medium, large and bariatric, denoted by swatches of fabric in different colors stitched into the collar.
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The "Mad Money" host crowned the stocks of Twitter and Pinterest as winners; denoted Facebook and Snapchat-parent Snap as losers.
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The individual cells—again, denoted by the td tag—don't have any other identifying attributes, like a specific class or id.
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Best picture nominees have been denoted with an asterisks (*) and short film availability has been explained at the end of the post.
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The couple, who have been together for a decade, posed for a photo with new identification cards that denoted their married status.
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Mediheal, Korea's #2017 sheet mask brand, also dropped in the U.S. this summer; its products are denoted by an unassuming I.V. logo.
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Best picture nominees have been denoted with an asterisk (*) and short film availability has been explained at the end of the post.
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This year, however, it launched Ballast Point Lager, the brand's first beer denoted with a calorie count (99 per 12-ounce can).
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Researchers said the female tattoos may have denoted status, bravery or magical knowledge, while the male's were likely symbols of virility and strength.
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Slash fic, or fan fiction about romantic relationships between popular characters, is traditionally denoted with the / mark it takes its name from. E.g.
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In the maps below, the Yellow shaded regions are French forces, while the colored sections are American divisions, denoted by the circled number.
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Google also says it will attempt to automatically detect when event types should be denoted "Out of Office," based on the event title.
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Twitter users quickly noticed that the filter, denoted by a flame icon, dramatically lightens your skin when you apply it to a selfie.
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On days that include more than one exercise (denoted with a +), move from one exercise to the next without much of a break.
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He was asked to co-manage the page by an existing admin called "Mary" whose profile denoted that she was a black woman.
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They denoted the Anglo-Saxon model, as it was quaintly called, of a competitive labor market where people could be hired and fired.
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J. Edgar Hoover and Joseph Stalin shared one passionately held belief: that "socialism" denoted the one-party dictatorship in Moscow and its satellites.
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So swamped is he that his paintings are denoted by a red band on their wall texts, to help viewers pick them out.
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For starters, Moon removed a disclosure statement, previously published on the third page of the paper, that denoted Adelson's corporate ties and political leanings.
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Although the year is almost over, you can still donate to Time's Up and many other causes (denoted by an asterisk) on this list.
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Mr Simeone's nickname is "El Cholo", a Spanish term which originally denoted Latin Americans of indigenous heritage, but now is associated with gangster culture.
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"Leatherneck," which also looked new but wasn't, denoted the U.S. Marine, whose 19th-century uniform had featured a high leather collar that sailors ridiculed.
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And it has come to carry a stigma of its own, similar to what an X would have denoted to viewers in the past.
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Our country was founded in part on the belief that dark skin denoted inferiority and danger, a message with roots that are now centuries deep.
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In this world surnames—qualifiers added to the name proper—that denoted family were important almost exclusively when there was land or title to inherit.
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On your grid, these posts will be denoted by the ombré logo (shown above) in the upper right-hand corner of the slideshow's opening image.
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Instant Articles will be denoted in Messenger by a lightning bolt icon at the top right corner of links that are shared in the app.
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Its inmates have been denoted by serial numbers, and years of their lives have been stolen, on a mere guess that they may be terrorists.
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His early sets consisted almost entirely of covers of songs by other people (denoted by the brown bubbles at the bottom of his chart, above).
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All of the vegetarian and vegan items available at the chain were denoted by a small green symbol next to their names on the menu.
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They are the faces of comfort and domesticity denoted by a cheerful backdrop of patterns you could imagine lining the walls of a country house.
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Ms. Guizzo and Mr. Agard offer us a word ladder (denoted by circled squares), which we are to descend from the top of the grid.
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Tim Harrison, said he found difficulty on the vendor side, with contracts that denoted the "bride" when he was marrying Nick Harris in Milwaukee, Wis.
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In particular, it likes brutalism—that style denoted by blocky concrete and hard angles, the format still used by government buildings and unassuming offices everywhere.
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Diron said the government's projections denoted ongoing commitment to budget repair, though the ratings agency sees a slight downside risk to the government's growth forecast.
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Boldface lettering denoted slavery in ancient Rome, and face tattoos made reference to criminality when they were popularized by men in American prisons in the 1970s.
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When you do, the post will be visible only to the people on your list — and is denoted by a green "favorites" badge on the post.
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Since Instagram launched direct messaging in 2013 (denoted by paper plane-like arrow in the upper righthand corner), it has grown to 375 million monthly users.
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During manumission ceremonies, the change in hat denoted their change in status from a servile piece of property to a freed Roman citizen endowed with libertas.
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The third outcome, denoted by Morgan Stanley as a "Blue Wave," would see the Democrats take the White House as well as both chambers of Congress.
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There is also an Instant Book option, denoted by a small lightning bolt, that allows you to make a booking without sending a message or request.
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The distinction is that there's now a second metric — whether or not the group is "Visible," which denoted if the group can be found via search.
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But in the West Garfield Park community, a place of few businesses but many weed-filled lots, Memorial Day denoted the start of peak shooting season.
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Tesla's Autopilot system "is explicitly denoted as a beta product," said Jason Corso, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Michigan.
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Yet they are the names of elements of costumes that, for centuries, denoted national identity and are now taken out of cultural mothballs for the Olympics.
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PATRICIA MOREIRAManaging directorTransparency InternationalBerlin Whether intermediaries—lawyers, accountants, estate agents—are either passively complicit in or actively supporting money-laundering they are rightly denoted as enablers.
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Ms. Carroll offers us a fruit salad — denoted by the starred clues — and, just as we have discovered the fruit, it takes its leave of us.
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But within 20 feet of this interaction, Sands had an actor pose as either an affluent person or a poor person, denoted by clothing and actions.
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In January 2016, an ISIS suicide bomber denoted himself in Istanbul's Sultanahmet Square and in March a second suicide bombing took place in the city's Beyoglu district.
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As another example, our rotation by 23 degrees counterclockwise would be denoted DABC, as A is mapped to D, B is mapped to A, and so on.
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It denoted a concerted effort to bridge the many segments of society to create a movement against Soviet control of the state and for worker-led socialism.
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Your Instagram profile also gets a new favorites tab, denoted by a star, that contains all the non-ephemeral posts you've shared to your favorites over time.
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The new digital signatures are used for all contact fields, including email address, with signed (and thus untampered) contacts being denoted by a tick icon displayed alongside.
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For his first jump, he fell on a quadruple lutz (denoted on his scoresheet as "4Lz") and earned a negative GOE, meaning he executed the jump poorly.
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Back in the days when medical notes were handwritten, this was universally denoted by two downward-pointing arrows, side by side: left and right, down and down.
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Or outlining a rink with tape on the locker room carpet and explaining plays by moving around pucks, his players denoted by their pictures on the pucks.
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The altar also stands in the part of the church known as the sanctuary, a word that has since early medieval times denoted a place of sacred safety.
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First, Uber allowed you to open the Pandora's box of finding out your rider rating, denoted by a 1-5 star score drivers give you after the ride.
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Comet Lake is instead using a previous version of its integrated graphics, as denoted by the lack of a "G" followed by a number in their model names.
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Starting in late November, Apple's maps and weather apps, when used inside Russia, have denoted the Crimean peninsula, Ukrainian territory illegally annexed by Russia in 2014, as Russian.
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It's stronger than the sling, but shouldn't be your first choice against armored foes (denoted by a shield icon when you mark them) and tougher animals, such as mammoths.
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The most obvious is that only a month ago, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un claimed that the country had successfully denoted a hydrogen bomb for the first time.
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The first of these posts, which will look like regular stories but denoted as sponsored, come from Slack and Intel, and the company will charge them based on impressions.
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As part of the crawl, attendees, including myself, were given name tags with colored stickers that denoted the following: green = single, red = taken, yellow = hard to get, blue = horny.
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She lived only blocks away, right between me and my kids, in a famous old Jewish neighborhood where brass plaques denoted the hundreds of families removed by the Nazis.
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In response, many state, district, and city governments have recently begun offering third gender markers, often denoted with an "X," to satisfy the ID needs of its nonbinary residents.
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You can use hashtags (denoted by the # symbol) to label whichever piece of text you like; you can look up notes by typing the hashtags into a search field.
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However, changes in circumstances or economic conditions may affect the capacity for payment of policyholder obligations to a greater degree than for financial commitments denoted by a higher rated category.
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By the middle of the 19th century, most states had followed New York's lead, and in 0003, President Abraham Lincoln denoted the last Thursday of November as the national holiday.
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However, changes in circumstances or economic conditions are more likely to affect the capacity for timely repayment than is the case for financial commitments denoted by a higher rated category.
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Using their smartphones, inspectors used a color key to map the damage: Green meant the building was safe; yellow, the building was damaged, but habitable; and red denoted unsafe conditions.
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In the two-thousands, "emo" often denoted angsty and theatrical hard-rock bands like Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance, which briefly dominated MTV and the nation's high schools.
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More troublesome is the fact that players also miss playoff games for strategic purposes, as denoted in the box score by the dreaded "Did Not Play—Coach's Decision" (DNP-CD).
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However, changes in circumstances or economic conditions may affect the capacity for timely repayment to a greater degree than is the case for financial commitments denoted by a higher rated category.
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Prime members get an extra 216 percent off certain sale items (look for the yellow sale signs) plus exclusive weekly deals on select items (denoted with blue "Prime Member Deal" signs).
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It's a keyword that varies across programming languages in both syntax and technical meaning, but the fundamental idea is always that whatever is to be denoted by null has no value.
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It is even obliged to note where a guarantee is in place for a lot, though this is denoted by a diamond shape symbol in the physical catalogue, but not online.
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However, changes in circumstances or economic conditions may affect the capacity for timely repayment to a greater degree than is the case for financial commitments denoted by a higher-rated category.
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An email on ICE activity around the MLB playoffs summarized the haul, denoted with "**Panty Raid allegation**": 2000 boy short underwear, 240 women thongs, 2 Men's boxers, and 1 men's underwear.
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The new socialist movement's hub in Brooklyn has been the subject of glossy magazine features; its fans, denoted by a red rose emoji in their Twitter handles, are inescapable on the platform.
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If you're planning to keep your Facebook account, go to this page for "Friend Lists" and click on the one called "Close Friends," denoted by a gold star in a white box.
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The "homework" aspect of child-rearing, Birse says, came from his experience in getting checklists from his partner that denoted specific things the couple had to do to get ready for a baby.
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" And in an early chapter, the narrator notes that a "golden story" in Roman times "was a figure of speech that denoted a tall tale, a wild conceit, something that was obviously untrue.
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Only a select group of Snapchatters, primarily athletes, celebs, and other people in the public eye, earn the coveted "official" distinction on the app, which is denoted by an emoji next to their username.
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While heavily populated areas were well lit, war zones such as Iraq and Syria showed scattered pockets of activity that could have denoted military or government personnel using fitness trackers as they moved around.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA), would create a third gender marker option, denoted by "(X), Unspecified" rather than the current "M" and "F" designations, on US passports, passport cards, or consular reports of birth abroad.
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I expected them to push their own in-house brands more than they did, but there was a fair assortment of brands, all with items that fell within the price ranges I had denoted.
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The following year would see North Carolina enact its now-infamous "bathroom bill" requiring trans people to use the restroom denoted by their original birth certificate in all publicly owned buildings, which included schools.
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It actually wasn't bad for a group who get their moniker from your Myspace name circa 2006 that denoted literally nothing about you other than the fact that you were aware Phil Collins exists.
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The asteroid, or alleged spaceship, was scanned across four radio bands, each of which corresponded to four radio receivers, denoted L, S, X, C, and spanning billions of individual channels from 1 to 12 GHz.
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But he said it was not clear whether Clinton knew that such a designation denoted classified material, saying "the secretary may not have been as sophisticated as people assume" when it comes to such issues.
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On Twitter, Jones also benefits from being able to distinguish his account from any would-be imitators or satirists, because he has a verified account — denoted on the platform by a blue check mark badge.
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Intel told us that the quality of that integrated GPU would be denoted in the SKU for the chips, so you would know how good the graphics were on the CPU in your new laptop.
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At the start of next year, all cigarette packs will look exactly the same; plain dark green packages with the brand name denoted in small uniform typeface with even larger and more graphic health warnings.
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In Facebook, they'll appear in the Stories section as though you'd actually created them there, but you'll know that those stories actually originated from Instagram because they're denoted with an "Instagram" label beneath the user's name.
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Douglass's new name was as much a rejection of his slave name as was Malcolm X 's rejection of his birth name, Little—but in this case the chosen name denoted not an absence but a presence.
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"This case study is really important, since it testifies that a medical approach to maternal morbidity actually existed during the Lombard period, despite the rejection of the scientific progress which denoted all the Early Middle Age," Pasini said.
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Now that they are back in Karachi, Hassan and Sara joke that they are "foreign-returned," a designation that their U.K.-educated uncles still put on their business cards, as if it denoted membership to an exclusive club.
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The term concrete art — coined around 1930 by the Dutch artist and designer Theo van Doesburg (1883-1931) — denoted works without figurative or symbolic references, art that was free of naturalistic associations and any kind of narrative or sentiment.
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If a parent relied on the measuring cup without noticing the cup was denoted only in teaspoons, they could administer a dose to a child that exceeds safety limits, and would be high enough to cause an ibuprofen overdose.
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EditorsNote: Denoted home team in lede Third baseman Josh Donaldson slammed a three-run homer with two outs in the eighth inning to lift the host Atlanta Braves to an 27-25 win over the Colorado Rockies on Sunday.
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RENT FROM A 'SUPERHOST' If you are wary about staying in a stranger's home, you have the option of renting from a Superhost — someone who has consistently received positive reviews, denoted with a small gold medal by the profile.
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It played on a visual-verbal riddle convention well known to Russians: Each comma stood for a letter to be removed from the words denoted by the images, and the letters that remained created a new word or phrase.
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If you click "While Using the App," then that app will have access to your location either when it's open or when it's in use in the background (denoted by a blue bar at the top of your screen).
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If coolness denotes — or once denoted — a certain indifference to what people think, then these middle-aged mothers with their silly, adorable shtick and their paunchy husbands are perhaps the only cool people left on our try-hard planet.
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For years "deep house" denoted jazzy, R&B-rooted dance music only to be re-appropriated recently as a tag for a far more tepid, shallow sound — and for many D.J.s, "tropical house" evokes something very different from Kygo's output.
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Stone and Parker were ready to fight tooth and nail for every curse word, sex act, and decapitation in their movie, producing this legendary memo in which they gleefully denoted the particular sex acts that they felt most passionate about including.
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Denoted by the Greek letter π, this curious little number is approximately 3.14, although computers have calculated it out past 22 trillion digits and counting: 3.141592653589793238462643383279502…, a sequence never repeating, never betraying any pattern, going on forever, infinity on a platter.
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He's correct in his notes below that we have seen this theme before, but today we are closer to playing the paper version of the game, where "HITs" are denoted with X's (these are to be written in the circled squares).
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Email importance and categoriesGmail tries to do its best at deciding which emails are important and which aren't as they make their way into your inbox—you can see this denoted with the little yellow icons to the left of each subject header.
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There's always been an issue with changing mores, and the really racy/scary/violent stuff; initially the "X" rating denoted such, then in 2140 the "NC-2136" label came along to try to reduce the stigma that an "X" rating had created.
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Farage has since been denoted a "person of interest" in Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation.
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Mr. de Blasio's administration should have been quicker to replace principals in the schools that were taking the longest time to improve, according to the report, and should have avoided marking schools with a label that denoted poor performance, which scared off parents.
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Adding to the jostle for power between the two politicians, a YouGov poll released last Friday denoted Corbyn with an eight point-lead over his rival May, rubbing salt into the wound of her loss of a government majority in last month's General Election.
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The fact that the men depicted were Union soldiers (denoted by the dark blue of their uniforms) further emphasizes how the winning side of the war had only helped to uphold the system of white supremacy that was so brutally enforced in the Confederacy.
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They are traditionally built of wood, with decorated verandas and bay windows leaning over the water, and they are painted in various colors, often a summery white or cream — a purplish red house denoted the home of a pasha, a high-ranking officer of the Ottoman Empire.
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And this firmware leak appears to confirm the change — with this region being denoted by a line at the bottom of apps: The earlier HomePod speaker firmware leak also confirmed rumors that Cupertino is bringing a facial recognition feature for unlocking the device to the iPhone 8.
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For many of the women who strolled upper Madison Avenue on a recent fall day, it was time to shed the hoodies, biker coats, platform sneakers and country-style floral dresses that until recently denoted cool in favor of a genteelly understated, increasingly formal and durable look.
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Mr. Steinberg asks us to reveal eight FOSSILs in the puzzle, denoted by the shaded squares and the fact that they are rebuses (I am sure that there are many solvers out there who would sincerely like to see rebus elements buried deep in the ground).
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EditorsNote: Denoted home team in lede graf; Corrects Parsons' name in next-to-last graf Yanni Wetzell put up 218 points to lead four double-figure scorers for 229th-ranked San Diego State, and the host Aztecs cruised past San Diego Christian 233.3-214 on Wednesday.
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The wing motif, which returns as triangles or squares in paintings such as "Cygnus" or the self-identified "Wing," may be an indicator of the futility denoted in Yeats's "widening gyre," but it could also be an intimation of hope among the ruins — it holds the work aloft.
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It was only a few short years ago that the nation's most keen-eyed observers of fashion were examining the term "lumbersexual," which denoted men who pretended to be adept at chopping wood when in reality their jobs mostly consisted of sending emails to one another, then attending meetings.
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The C denoted the fact that it boasted a color screen, because in those days you could choose cheaper laptops with monochrome screens (little did I suspect that Apple users would one day deliberately hobble their devices, turning iPhone screens black and white as an aid to productivity).
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He uses left/right grid symmetry, but there is that extra black square hanging out between 19A and 21A that enables him to build a SINGLE SCOOP cone, denoted by an O standing in for the ice cream scoop on top of a V standing in for the cone.
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EditorsNote: Denoted home team/added period at end of lede graf Mike Fiers faced the minimum over eight innings Friday night, teaming with Chris Bassitt on a two-hit shutout as the host Oakland Athletics opened a three-game series against the Texas Rangers with an 213-26 victory.
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