Vice President Pence departs Washington this morning for Denver, where he attends a political lunch at noon, then departs Colorado for Tulsa, Okla.
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" Translation: "With these words having been said, Caesar departs.
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Now, as he departs office, those hopes have largely evaporated.
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President Trump departs from a campaign rally on Aug. 2.
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The ant departs its nest and climbs a nearby plant.
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The president cheerily departs for his golf course in Scotland.
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CFIUS' latest intervention departs from recent form in two ways.
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Athena retrieves the blade and departs, leaving Kratos to die.
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Trump departs Washington for an evening rally in Missoula, Mont.
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This is where Kanye fundamentally departs from the liberal mindset.
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Former President Obama waves as he departs the inauguration ceremonies.
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But as soon as one dealer departs, another steps up.
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Be smart: Whenever Kelly departs, Javanka will be further empowered.
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Two innings later, Baez stands in and then departs, despondent.
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Their house, Skyfall, clearly departs from classic Sea Ranch rusticity.
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Sometimes the supporting theory departs but an artist remains interesting.
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Soon after, the scene departs from the confines of realism.
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EDT: President Obama departs Orlando for Washington, D.C. 2900 p.m.
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Obama departs the Oval Office for the last time as president.
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Fitz tells Olivia he still loves her, but she departs anyway.
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Once the "opener" departs, the Rays simply keep their options open.
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Morrison, 64, departs the company after seven years at the helm.
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Her latest departs from both that locale and the quotidian world.
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But Vodou departs from Christianity in how it views the cosmos.
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She then departs with a group of people waiting for her.
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Benjamin on the screen departs from the Benjamin of the novel.
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Pressing for jobs, not pellet guns, departs radically from prior approaches.
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Consumer protections may whither as CFPB head Cordray departs, advocates say
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Julien departs a few minutes later in a state of agitation.
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EDT: President Obama departs Joint Base Andrews en route to Jerusalem.
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The coverage applies to travel that departs before April 1, 2020.
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A hard-travelin' bard departs our neck of the solar system.
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But the film also departs from the novel in notable ways.
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" They encouraged people to visit the museum "after President Trump departs.
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Its form, you might say, departs at times from its function.
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If one of the partners departs, she'll become the majority owner.
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He departs on Friday for Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy and Belgium.
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I arrive at JFK with 2129 minutes until my flight departs.
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Warren faces criticism partly because she departs from the previous orthodoxy.
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A subsidized ferry service to Wall Street and Midtown departs nearby.
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It includes Masterson's character, Rooster Bennett, as he departs from the show.
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Protesters demonstrate after Bill Cosby departs his sexual assault trial April 25.
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Bloomberg departs his plane after landing in El Paso on Wednesday evening.
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Headlines * Telit defends finances and business practices as chief executive departs on.ft.
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What arrived on British television with a bang departs with a whimper.
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Trump motorcade departs Detroit church as protestors yelled "Go home, Trump!" pic.twitter.
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Susan Collins departs the Capitol following a health care vote on Wednesday.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Fla.) departs Congress 28500 months hence.
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Vice President Pence departs this evening for Poland and Germany through Saturday.
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Above: USNS Comfort departs Naval Station Norfolk on the afternoon of Sept.
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I make it on the train about a minute before it departs!
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That is why this new proposal departs sharply from that tainted model.
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RBC saw a 25% chance that Britain departs the EU on Oct.
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"Prisoner" is strongest when Mr. Lang departs the most boldly from Beethoven.
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The secretary of the Interior departs under a cascade of ethics investigations.
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Lucas Ossendrijver, the men's wear designer, departs the label after 14 years.
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NATIONS STOCKPILE Draegerwerk's massive German order departs from typical buying by hospitals.
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Any ruling that departs from the original meaning should be thrown out.
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He officially departs in February, but Microsoft confirmed the departure in November.
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But what happens after the president departs Vietnam will be more important still.
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RELATED: Top aide departs Trump campaign CNN's Jeremy Diamond contributed to this report.
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When Ms Yellen departs, Mr Trump will have another three seats to fill.
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DONALD TRUMP departs for his first trip abroad as president on May 19th.
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His administration has reportedly begun preparations in case she departs from the bench.
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Mattis departs Monday on his fourth trip abroad since becoming Trump's Pentagon chief.
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The House bill departs from the historic norm with the border adjustment language.
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His friendly stance toward Moscow departs from the views of many prominent Republicans.
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But on the day that Lena begins to speak, the voice suddenly departs.
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ET -- Pence departs his hotel in a motorcade en route Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Duterte arrives in Israel on Sunday and on Wednesday departs for neighbouring Jordan.
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Once Lurie joins the cameleers, his story departs from its seemingly prefigured trajectory.
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The ship's 1,5003 crew members will remain on the ship when it departs.
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Robonaut 2 will return to the station not until long after Skybot departs.
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McCarthy departs with a record of 125 wins, 77 losses and two ties.
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Oklo's reactor also departs from legacy nuclear systems in its fuel of choice.
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When Mulvaney departs could depend on who's in line to take his place.
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Any debate where a polling leader departs relatively unscathed is a good night.
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Costa departs after roughly 19 years with Mizuho, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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President and Chief Operating Officer Scott Wagner will become CEO when Erving departs.
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Why would the outgoing lame duck Obama want the review before he departs?
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But when he leaves the room, some of the resonance departs with him.
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Bill Cosby's attorney Tom Mesereau (center) departs the Montgomery County Courthouse on April 2.
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She was unable to say whether the vote would occur before Ms. Srinivasan departs.
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The choice is appealing, since Democrats could retain her seat even if she departs.
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He departs with the group battling the same volatile advertising markets that he inherited.
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The job perfectly illustrates how the commercial space industry departs from government space programs.
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May: Arnnon Geshuri, who led HR at Tesla for more than eight years, departs.
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But reality as we experience it also departs from actual reality in deeper ways.
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In his 1952 rendering with the NBC Symphony, he uncharacteristically departs from the score.
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White also departs from Wilde in his explicit detailing of Guy's carnal high jinks.
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Thomas Sipp will take over as Oz Management's CFO as Haas departs the company.
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Cover: Insys Therapeutics founder John Kapoor, center, departs federal court in Boston, Wednesday, Jan.
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McDermott will take his new post in January 2020 when Donahoe departs for Nike.
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And then everyone departs, as if leaving town at night with the big top.
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And Delta began an Aruba-to-Boston flight that departs and returns on Saturdays.
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When one shuttle fills up, the driver departs, and the next shuttle moves forward.
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Heidl departs on a dime for business lunches that may or may not occur.
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"The Spy Who Dumped Me" departs from buddy-movie conventions in an important way.
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And like Salah, he departs in tears, his World Cup suddenly in doubt, too.
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What matters most is your whereabouts — and ticket status — when the plane actually departs.
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Ten inches to over a foot is forecast before the storm departs early Thursday.
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Until he departs from the place where he put his signature on the agreement?
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Berio departs from Shakespeare in sometimes drastic ways, resulting in a more diffuse plot.
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In the final frame, Verney departs on an epic sea journey to discover them.
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What astounds about the album is how little the music departs from their norm.
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It departs from standard décor, however, with its painted white surfaces and open layout.
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This new emphasis on exploring blackness departs from the formulae of the Harlem Renaissance.
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Long admits, "My heart breaks imagining not being with him," and departs Paradise as well.
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This time it's PR head Andy Fouche, who departs a week after a devastating article.
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If no one departs from the script, it's easier to maintain belief in the game.
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He waits three hours for her, only to be ignored as she departs with clients.
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It's not the only area he's looking to tie up before he departs in January.
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Asimo, in my mind, departs this world as the embodiment of Honda's great bionic grift.
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Krikorian departs amid a Democratic primary poised to draw a record number of presidential campaigns.
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Huckabee's tweet also departs from reason in that, usually, people tweet at airlines to complain.
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Passengers linger on the deck of the Adonia as it departs the Port of Miami.
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Before the Enterprise departs, Hugh is installed as the leader of this unique Borg faction.
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If you win the bid, you will be notified 32 hours before your flight departs.
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Between the lines: Lerer departs as BuzzFeed is undergoing major changes to sustain its growth.
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"The real point of beginning will be when he departs from the company," added Bastianich.
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When he departs, he will leave as one of the show's longest-running cast members.
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However, clearances can remain automatically "active" for several years after an official departs government service.
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Still, clearances can remain automatically "active" for several years after an official departs government service.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller departs after briefing members of the U.S. Senate on his investigation.
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Sasha will be a sophomore in high school when Obama departs office in January 2017.
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ET -- Pence's motorcade departs Lucas Oil Stadium to retrace earlier route back to the Marriott.
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Trump then departs for Vietnam for his second summit with Kim, scheduled Feb. 2900-220006.
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The company's eight-passenger seaplane departs for Sunset Beach on Shelter Island at 11 a.m.
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He departs Tokyo Tuesday morning for Seoul, before heading to China, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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"Rather, the mechanism by which Assad departs will likely emerge from that process," he said.
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First, it departs from the epistolary form to narrate an academic year in Fitger's life.
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So what happens in 2021 or 2029 or whenever Trump departs from the White House?
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The news comes as Bolton departs for Moscow for high-level talks with Russian officials.
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Venezuela will need the help of friends abroad to restore basic functions if Maduro departs.
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The town halls, Ms. Thorburn said she had been told, will continue until everyone departs.
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What if it's been canceled altogether, at least insofar as it departs from Trump Station?
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Although she is hardly a centrist, Ms. Klobuchar departs from progressive orthodoxy on several fronts.
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Then he starts goose-stepping around the room and gives a heil as he departs.
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Casey departs with one season left on his contract valued at an estimated $6 million.
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Cheers, selfies and bagpipers as Andy Byford departs as the leader of the city's subway.
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If Rosenstein departs, Solicitor General Noel Francisco would take over supervision of the Russia probe.
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Former Trump campaign adviser Rick Gates departs the courthouse in Washington with his lawyer Wednesday.
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He departs the kitchen and disappears from Hughes's view, into the vast empty dining room.
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The emphasis on diplomacy came before Trump departs next week on a trip to Asia.
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Hollande and Merkel will see Putin separately after the Ukraine discussions are completed and Poroshenko departs.
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On Wednesday, he departs for Mexico -- a trip Americans first learned of from the Mexican press.
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Allison Mack departs federal court after a bail hearing in relation to the sex trafficking charges.
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President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House on Aug. 21.
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Trump then headed to meet with Senate Republican leadership before he departs Washington around 2 p.m.
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A girl with her mom departs the bus in front of Casa Del Migrante in Mexicali.
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But if Britain departs the EU with a transition deal - the scheduled leave date is Oct.
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Sharpless will serve as the FDA's interim chief once Gottlieb departs in less than a month.
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The subject sometimes speaks about sensitive mental health topics with language that departs from best practices.
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Russia's Soyuz MS-03 spacecraft departs for the International Space Station (ISS) on November 18, 2016.
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His musical style, too, departs radically from Brahms's, right down to some Bernsteinian touches of jazz.
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Trump departs an hour later for Monroe, La., to headline a reelection rally at 7 p.m.
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Two visiting children watch as Marine One departs from the White House South Lawn on Tuesday.
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As Ryan departs, the number has soared, hitting $779 billion in fiscal 2018, which ended Oct.
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Even though Brenda eventually settles in, she eventually departs California for Europe halfway through the series.
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When Mr. Obama departs in January, it is not clear who will keep the momentum going.
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The move comes as Chris Lattner, Tesla's vice president of the Autopilot autonomous driving technology, departs.
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The North Ferry departs for Greenport, N.Y., on the North Fork every 10 to 20 minutes.
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The South Ferry departs for North Haven, N.Y., in the Hamptons every 10 to 15 minutes.
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It departs the tournament in its first knockout-round game for the seventh straight World Cup.
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Justice Department officials have not addressed whether a waiver would be needed if Mr. Rosenstein departs.
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Cover: Passengers board the Balearia Caribbean ferry that departs from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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Mr Bolton departs as Mr Trump's hunger for a legacy-defining international deal grows more apparent.
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Isco started over him, and now departs to make way for him in the 61st minute.
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He departs from some activist ministers in his social conservatism, opposing same-sex marriage and abortion.
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When the boy departs, it will not cling to his clothes and linger in his hair.
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After all, more than two-thirds of India's entire trade volume arrives and departs by sea.
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On such trips, Air Force One departs and lands under darkness, as it did on Thursday.
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Chris Christie, who departs the office as one of the most unpopular governors in the country.
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He departs with the Guardians of the Galaxy for a bit of soul-searching and self-discovery.
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She also hits her stride when she departs from reality altogether, creating mythological characters of her own.
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Companies warn that, if Britain departs without a deal, they will then shed workers and slash investment.
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These promotions made them the clear-cut favorites to succeed Buffett once he departs from his post.
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President Johnson's helicopter lifts off from the White House as he departs for New York on Dec.
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Once the Cygnus spacecraft departs the station seven weeks from now, it will release a six CubeSats.
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They are fearful of saying anything that departs from the "correct" line on any diversity-related matter.
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Onlookers watch as the SS United States departs on her maiden voyage from New York City, 1952.
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He then departs for a 17-day working vacation at his Bedminister golf club in New Jersey.
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Trump's rejection of these norms creates a new nuclear shadow that may linger long after he departs.
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If confirmed, Trump's visit during the summer would come after the United Kingdom departs the European Union.
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Stanford's justification for rejecting Fossil Free Stanford's demand departs from the dogma of the orthodox climate alarmists.
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The United Kingdom has said Assange will be arrested for skipping bail if he departs the embassy.
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One change at halftime, and it's by Tite and Brazil: Roberto Firmino is on, and Willian departs.
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If he departs the Senate, it could determine which party controls the chamber after the 2020 election.
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If either Sessions or Rosenstein departs now that midterms are over, Mueller will have a new boss.
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A series of co-hosts will begin appearing on "Live" with Ms. Ripa after Mr. Strahan departs.
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It comes almost as a relief when the music slumps back into the minor and quickly departs.
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The next 12-day trip departs May 21 and will be repeated in the fall (from $4,255).
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Bernie Sanders' campaign blasted out emails Wednesday touting his plan and how it departs from the pack.
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Passengers wait to board the Balearia Caribbean ferry that departs from Port Everglades in Florida on Sept.
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Where this book departs from Reid's others — and from most rock novels — is in its unconventional structure.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg departs after meetings with senators on Capitol Hill, Monday, April 9, 2018, in Washington.
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As the global economy departs from several years of stagnation, so too does the outlook for copper pricing.
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GOP leaders hoped they could push it through the Senate before Congress departs again for an August recess.
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"The Finest Hours" never departs from a tried-and-true formula, but that's one of its quaint charms.
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Nevertheless, American corporations are now unhappy because the law departs slightly from the framework that they laid out.
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If the U.K. departs the European Union, HBO could lose one of its primary filming locations — Northern Ireland.
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Yet they may still have to leave after Britain departs the EU, says Borja García of Loughborough University.
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The thought reminds me that I should buy some of the exquisite French cheese before my train departs.
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The group departs the Houston hanger and makes their first stop in San Diego at 8:30 a.m.
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He soon departs for the unseen Grey Havens, which could be a allegory for Jesus's ascension to heaven.
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The overhead shot really is something to watch, as he enters, makes the save, and departs the frame.
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The spacecraft will stay at Ryugu until November or December of this year, when it departs for Earth.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED CBS hires law firms to lead Moonves sexual misconduct probe; embattled exec departs from outside boards .
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Grossman departs the shopping network on May 24, and then she's expected to join Weight Watchers in July.
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Trump is expected to make his decision early in November before he departs on a trip to Asia.
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Hawk's étouffée departs from the traditional recipe in that the roux is made with cornstarch rather than flour.
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But one of the things this luminous novel insists upon is that loss endures, even as grief departs.
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As Trump departs Tuesday for Brussels, his record has made him the skunk sauntering into the garden party.
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"Today also marks a major transition for all of us as Leslie Moonves departs from CBS," he added.
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After Miranda departs, he will be replaced by Javier Muñoz, his alternate who's already performing twice a week.
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Its strategy departs from the traditional carpet-bombing of tight races with television advertisements in the closing days.
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The context: Mr. Buffett has already said that his responsibilities would be split into three once he departs.
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HHS' interpretation departs from its historic posture that work requirements do not meet the objectives of the program.
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On Wednesday, Trump departs Ghana, continuing her solo tour of Africa -- next stops include Malawi, Kenya and Egypt.
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The letter departs from the Justice Department's typical stance of not commenting on ongoing investigations or their management.
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But each person who departs leaves the people who remain with a higher share of old debts to repay.
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This new hands-free mode is yet another decision by Snapchat that departs from how the app originally worked.
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Cover image: Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort departs from U.S. District Court in Washington, U.S., February 28, 2018.
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Unlike these games, a true video game memoir presents itself as nonfiction, even when it departs from the literal.
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The Duke of Cambridge departs St Mary's Hospital to see Prince George and Princess Charlotte at Kensington Palace. pic.twitter.
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The fallout from such an intensely political selection process could start to be felt even before Mr Draghi departs.
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Either way, Rowan insists that he has to leave, so he tells Olivia goodbye one final time and departs.
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Trump and Xi are scheduled to sit down together again Friday for a working lunch before Xi departs midday.
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President Donald Trump departs from the South Lawn of the White House aboard Marine One on Friday, August 4.
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Using metaphorical and visual tropes, Lundgren departs from the confines of the actual landscape, conjuring elements of the supernatural.
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Like these politicians, Pogge is accused of behavior that dramatically departs from the beliefs he champions in his work.
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Pruitt argues that his dedication to rebalancing power between Washington and the states departs from previous administrations, mainly Obama's.
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" They added, "After President Trump departs, we encourage all Mississippians and Americans to visit this historic civil rights museum.
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Cover Image: Special counsel Robert Mueller departs after a meeting on Capitol Hill in Washington on June 21, 2017.
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It's unrealistic to assume that pro-business, democratic leaders will immediately control Venezuela if and when Mr. Maduro departs.
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Cover image: Donald Trump departs the White House on September 6, 2018, in Washington, D.C. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
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Normally, Sue Gordon would have become acting director after outgoing Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats departs this month.
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That's true even with a stunner of an ending that departs from Schiller to make its own booming statement.
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This concept of making a difference is something that Savage is taking with him as he departs Cannes Lions.
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Cardamom is one of the most expensive spices — so valuable that all of it departs Guatemala for sale elsewhere.
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Iran leave Russia with acclaim but also uncertainty over their future as Queiroz departs after seven years in charge.
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But on close examination, Buttigieg's foreign policy departs very little from the suburban-friendly centrism of his domestic plans.
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Usually, CBS runs the most factually disciplined news broadcast among the big three but this one departs from that.
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If Britain departs on April 12 without a deal, factories that have reopened could still be hit by disruptions.
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But it is also one of extraordinary finesse, especially at the point where the baseball departs from the hand.
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Obama waves as he walks through the colonnade after he departs the Oval Office for the last time as president.
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Hector Trujillo, former secretary general of the Guatemalan soccer federation, departs Brooklyn Federal Court after pleading guilty on June 2.
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In addition to deepening security ties, there are other items that should fill the bilateral agenda after Obama departs Vietnam.
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The new director after Mr. Millepied departs on July 15 will be Aurélie Dupont, 43, a former Paris Opera étoile.
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Rajesh Jha, previously an Office executive, will be leading this new team as Terry Myerson departs in several months time.
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But the childless sultan has no obvious successor and there are fears for Oman's stability when he departs the scene.
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Trump himself has said it is possible he would choose someone before he departs for a foreign trip on Friday.
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Gamgort will continue to lead Pinnacle and serve on the company's board of directors until he departs, the company said.
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In the past, Corbyn had supported maintaining open borders with the EU even after the UK departs the European Union.
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The train ride — which departs tonight from London — will give Elizabeth and the new Duchess of Sussex ample bonding time.
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But the administration is preaching continuity and wants Sharpless, a respected cancer researcher, to continue Gottlieb's efforts after he departs.
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He tours the Amazon River, and departs Brazil for Quito, Ecuador, where he visits a cultural site and remains overnight.
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The move comes as Chris Lattner, vice president of the autonomous driving, departs after joining from Apple earlier this year.
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When Gunna deviates from his drip-laden lyrics, it's less cogent; When Baby departs from street rap, it's less resonant.
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Yet, with time running out for Britain before it departs in March 2019, such pledges have collided, brutally, with reality.
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Shine departs during a particularly rough patch for a president who is battling multiple scandals, investigating Democrats and rebellious Republicans.
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Details: Mr. Trump's plan departs from decades of American support for only modestly adjusting the Israeli borders drawn in 1967.
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Everything from a mechanical issue to the weather can determine whether a flight departs on or close to its schedule.
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UnitedHealth argues that this rule unlawfully departs from the program's statutory mandates requiring "actuarial equivalence" with the traditional Medicare program.
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But he departs with reputation enhanced, his brilliant save on Ronaldo's spot-kick a crowning moment in a fine tournament.
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With parts of the state capital Sittwe still smoldering, Suu Kyi departs on a five-nation tour of Europe. Oct.
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But he may cooperate as a way to salvage his reputation before he departs, people who know him told POLITICO.
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Cover image: Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort departs from U.S. District Court in Washington, DC, U.S., February 28, 2018.
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If someone departs the White House or the federal government, isn't their security clearance just cut off once they leave service?
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Trump on Friday departs for a 24-hour stop in Canada for a Group of Seven summit of leading industrial nations.
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Fashioned from white neon tubing, the piece has a medical quality, and clearly departs from the gallery version, which is fuschia.
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As their horse and carriage departs, Mrs Appleyard, the school's steely headmistress, urges them to beware the dangers of the area.
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Mr. Macron departs on Monday for his first official visit to Washington at a particularly difficult moment in his young presidency.
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In contrast, the number of ways to deploy relievers, who enter for brief stints after the starter departs, is virtually limitless.
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White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner departs following his appearance before a closed session of the Senate Intelligence Committee in July.
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Cleveland departs for a four-game series in Baltimore, with no break, after four games in three days against the Twins.
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And, after forcing Rick to tell him "Thank you" for essentially taking all their guns, medicine, mattresses, and more, Negan departs.
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Glenn and Maggie get an ultrasound of their baby, and show everyone as the assault team departs to head for Negan.
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She's not expected to join Verizon, and Yahoo has said Mayer will receive a $23 million severance package if she departs.
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You'll receive push notifications on your phone a few hours before the flight departs, in addition to gate changes and cancellations.
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So now, with a quiet whimper of irrelevance, BlackBerry departs the smartphone market that it once helped to shape and define.
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Passengers would typically not wait more than 10 minutes before enough passengers are found and the shared ride departs, he said.
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And on Friday he departs for a 12-day trip to Asia, where North Korea's nuclear threat will demand full attention.
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And in a cruel irony, there's a pretty good chance that Tillerson will have departed his post before Assad departs his.
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On Monday, Trump departs for a full week at his Florida estate, where he'll host Japan's Abe on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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It's when Landais departs from the original, or has a bright idea for expanding on it, that the movie's troubles begin.
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Not because it departs from history; Bernhardt did commission and eventually triumph in an adaptation of "Hamlet," if not by Rostand.
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The image of a wild animal becomes the starting-point of a daydream: a point from which the day-dreamer departs.
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There is one in particular, dating from the mid-'70s, that departs from the strong color found in the earlier pictures.
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And even as it departs pretty radically from its source material, the film maintains the somnambulant ethos of a Murakami work.
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David Thompson and John Kander's "tell-everything adaptation" of Henry James's novella, directed by Susan Stroman, departs its Off Broadway habitat.
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Trump, who frequently departs D.C. on the weekends, will spend the weekend at his private golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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EST: President Trump departs the Philippines en route to Hickam, Hawaii and then to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH: 3 p.m.
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"Although our conclusion today departs from some of that prior work, we think that this departure is fully justified," he wrote.
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"The rule departs from the technology-neutral framework for online privacy administered by the Federal Trade Commission," the Trump administration said.
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Trump departs Friday for the 12-day trip, during which he will visit Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Where Mafia 3 departs from this is in its empowering, fantastical elements, and the sense of restored dignity this fantasy restores.
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Obama told People magazine last month he was planning to host one "kind of a grown-up party" before he departs office.
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Plan benefits some hedge fund managers: The plan will lower taxes on some hedge fund managers, which departs from his campaign pledge.
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The president will also be attending a pair of meetings of the North Atlantic Council before he departs for the United Kingdom.
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Kristalina Georgieva, who in 2017 became the World Bank's chief executive officer, will assume the role of interim president when Kim departs.
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Melania Trump, Donald Trump, Mike Pence and Karen Pence wave goodbye to Barack and Michelle Obama as the couple departs the Capitol.
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The presumption of innocence is relevant to the advice and consent function when an accusation departs from a nominees otherwise exemplary record.
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Donald Trump Jr. waves at reporters as he departs after a full day being interviewed by Senate Intelligence Committee staff in December.
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Such is the case here: a spaceship departs from Earth with the mission to build a utopian civilization on a new world.
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FILE - In this June 21, 2017, file photo, special counsel Robert Mueller departs Capitol Hill following a closed door meeting in Washington.
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But it's on these questions of slack, full employment, and labor force growth where Friedman departs most clearly from the economic consensus.
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While who, exactly, departs so dramatically remains a mystery, showrunner Julie Plec confirmed that the fatal farewell comes from a major character.
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Starr offers me one of his signature "elbow bumps" — a hygienic alternative to shaking hands, which he prefers on tour — and departs.
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Our first flight to Santa Clara - the first commercial flight between the US and Cuba in more than 50 years - departs today!
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While Trump's photo clearly pulls from some of these tropes, she said, it also departs from them in a number of ways.
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He goes on to explain how his proposal departs from single-payer plans that would cover everyone in a Medicare-like program.
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Can we expect the same treatment for President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a Nobel peace prize laureate, when she departs office in 2018?
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Now residents of Kalvehave, from where the ferry to Lindholm departs, fear for the future of their town which depends on tourism.
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The Senate will move it next week before it departs for its recess, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in his statement.
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If an elderly liberal justice departs the Court in that time, conservatives would reestablish control over it, effectively nullifying the voters' will.
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A slew of over executives followed Libin, a 'changing of the guard' as perhaps might be expected when a founding member departs.
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The presumption of innocence is relevant to the advice and consent function when an accusation departs from a nominee's otherwise exemplary record.
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It is in Tobia's often self-deprecating humor that "Sissy" is most transformative, and where it most departs from other trans memoirs.
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Mr. Buffett has said that his responsibilities — chairman, chief executive and chief investment officer — would be split into three once he departs.
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It will tell you the exact number of minutes until the next train departs and updates in real time to show delays.
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Her passion — which in one devastating sequence is nearly beaten out of her — departs from all the bigger, louder acting around her.
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Megyn Kelly is reportedly close to receiving the full value of her $69 million contract from NBC as she departs the network.
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Shine departs a week after The New Yorker published a damning report on Trump's close relationship with Shine's former employer, Fox News.
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The European Union dictates when Britain departs from it, which means that Brexit will officially be in place as of 11 p.m.
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The story also follows an original modern character, Monica, whose husband departs for his home country and leaves her with their children.
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Pulley adroitly departs from the historical record to make the Peruvian story her own, turning it into a work of magic realism.
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Even if they do not extend Clowney and he departs, the Seahawks stand to recoup a third-rounder as a compensatory pick.
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Believing there is still goodness in Kylo, Rey departs to pursue The First Order fleet and bring Kylo over to The Resistance.
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After weeks of navigation, he exposes a single 5-by-7 negative using a wooden view camera manufactured in 1898, then departs.
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A luxury cruise ship that will take passengers on a 232-day journey spanning all seven continents departs on January 225, 13.
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Rood departs as undersecretary of Defense for policy, one of the department's most senior posts, just over two years into the job.
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Cover image: Special Counsel Robert Mueller departs after briefing the House Intelligence Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., June 20, 2017.
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Cover image: In this June 21, 2017, file photo, special counsel Robert Mueller departs after a meeting on Capitol Hill in Washington.
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Brady, of Texas, says he aims to unveil a proposal before Congress departs Washington on July 26 for a summer campaigning break.
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The story has a happy ending: Lyons becomes a TV writer, departs HubSpot for Gawker, and sells a book about his experiences.
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"Ironically ... if you look at all of Trump's executive orders this one actually probably departs least from all the Obama policies," Carafano argued.
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And Mr Trump's nominee departs from Mr Scalia in a more telling and more worrying way: the role of philosophy in legal deliberation.
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For those hoping to ride the train, it runs on the Ofunato Line, which departs from Ichinoseki Station and ends at Kesennuma Station.
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But if he departs in the last two years of his term, Vice President Aristobulo Isturiz, a Socialist Party stalwart, would take over.
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The intense Portuguese arrives abruptly for meetings and departs so swiftly that it takes a few seconds to realise that he has gone.
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Cover: In this March 24, 2019, photo, Special counsel Robert Mueller departs St. John's Episcopal Church, across from the White House in Washington.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller departs after a closed-door meeting with members of the Senate Judiciary Committee about Russian meddling in the election.
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And that's how Alan Moore departs the stage, waving two very rude fingers at HBO and the rest of the Comic-Con elite.
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Warren, who is running for president in the 2020 election, tweeted that Sloan shouldn't get a golden parachute of compensation as he departs.
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Koreshkov's recent back kick knockout actually departs from his usual habit of just spinning for a wheel kick whenever he feels like it.
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About five hours after the Cygnus departs the ISS — and gets far enough away — a large blaze will ignite inside the capsule's belly.
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Instead of coming away with the funds, the protagonist departs with an autographed copy of Donald Trump's book "The Art of the Deal".
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The best way to go is the East River ferry service ($220 round trip), which departs every 230 minutes from East 2550th Street.
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Questions of honor, ownership and conquest are posed with a sensitivity that departs strikingly from the rugged posturing often associated with Boone's story.
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On June 13, with parts of the Rakhine state capital Sittwe still smoldering, Suu Kyi departs on a five-nation tour of Europe.
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" In a program note Ludovic Morlot, who departs as the Seattle Symphony's music director after next season, promised "a very different sonic landscape.
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A Metro-North train on the Hudson line to Grand Central departs hourly from Garrison, N.Y., about 10 miles east of Highland Falls.
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All activities are free, but there is a charge for places on a Circle Line spectator boat that departs at 9:30 a.m.
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Rex Tillerson, ExxonMobil's former chairman, also departs from Trump on issues ranging from Russian sanctions, nuclear proliferation, a Muslim registry and climate change.
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And while it's a gross exaggeration that departs from established facts in some key places -- "they're socialists," for one -- it could work. 30.
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Natasha Bertrand: The impeachment resolution passed in the House late last month set up a structure that departs from the House's usual practice.
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But where it really departs from the standard male superhero schtick is in its message that love and compassion triumph over hate and evil.
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Cover: President Donald Trump departs O'Hare International Airport after speaking at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Annual Conference and Exposition, Monday, Oct.
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The financing method departs from previous international conflicts, where the federal government either raised taxes or issued war bonds to finance war-related expenses.
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Jyn departs Eadu on a shuttle with Jedi-esque blind warrior monk Chirrut Imwe (Donnie Yen) and machine gun-happy Baze Malbus (Jiang Wen).
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In fact, this same Soyuz will be responsible for returning those samples when it departs on December 20th with three crew members on board.
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In his letter, Mnuchin called on Congress to restore borrowing power by increasing the debt ceiling before Congress departs for its regular August recess.
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When 4REAL 4REAL departs from YG's storytelling, he's playing nice with a handful of collaborators—as many as two or three on a track.
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Weafer said he expected yields on corporate debt to rise slightly after Moody's departs, but only until investors got used to the new agency.
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President Obama departs the Friends of Ireland Luncheon with Vice President Biden, Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny on Tuesday.
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The White House is aggressively ramping up pressure on GOP leaders to approve Zika money before Congress departs for its seven-week summer recess.
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As its population of working-class Bangladeshis and Pakistanis departs for less expensive neighborhoods, the high school's talent stream has begun to dry up.
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Guided by a university professor who specializes in art, architecture and history, the eight-day trip aboard a 28-passenger wooden gullet departs Sept.
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It departs from a very strange case of telecommunications that happened in Chile during the government of Salvador Allende in the 70s called Cybersyn.
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"The moment Pastor Brunson departs for U.S.A., those whose extradition is morally and legally obligatory must be sent to our country," Mr. Bahceli said.
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By the time it departs from the area, parts of the Bahamas will have seen more than 30 inches of rain, according to CNN.
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Abercrombie & Kent's " Food & Wine of France" itinerary departs in September, while Tauck's French culinary tours along the Rhone take off throughout 2016 and 2017.
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To reach Epcot, you also have the option to walk or to take one of the boats that departs the dock at the BoardWalk.
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Until Britain departs, the only members to leave the group were colonies or territories that later gained independence or the right to govern themselves.
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He chooses, however, to remain alone when everyone else departs — and it is now that the strangest arrival of all makes her first appearance.
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As it departs, it will steadily brighten and grow in size as sunlight continues to shake off the dust from a long, cold sleep.
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Robert Barnett is helping Rubio make his next professional steps after the former White House hopeful departs office in January, according to Politico Florida.
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The university's sexual harassment policy departs dramatically from these legal principles, jettisoning balance and fairness in the rush to appease certain federal administrative officials.
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One possibility is Maduro agrees to remain in power until a fair election is held and then departs so the winner can take over.
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"The presumption of innocence is relevant to the advice and consent function when an accusation departs from a nominee's otherwise exemplary record," Collins said.
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Rather than waiting until a starter departs, the Rays have decided to deploy these same principles starting from the very first batter of the game.
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That slower job growth pace departs from the more recent 200,000 plus level, and potentially signals a new era of slower job growth, economists said.
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After an energetic recap sequence, the season premiere, "Winterfell," presented a whole new opening credits sequence, which departs from the title sequences in previous seasons.
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Suits creator Korsh has suggested that they may sneak in Zane's long-awaited wedding to lawyer Mike Ross before Markle departs the show, Deadline reports.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative rating action could occur if the state unexpectedly departs from its budgeted constraint and fiscal strategy, and forecast current balances turn negative.
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The SEC said that after Brockmeyer departs, the unit's current deputy chief Charles Cain will serve as acting chief until a permanent replacement is named.
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The bottom line: For all that Trump's NSS stresses its break from tradition, it also departs from many of his own policies and professed opinions.
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Kristalina Georgieva, who in 2017 became the World Bank's chief executive officer, will assume the role of interim president when Kim departs, the bank said.
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When Del Castillo departs from the conversation the lawyer and his boss discuss getting her a special cellphone for her communications with the drug lord.
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Think of a resource as a community approach, what do we have that may be helpful to us as Florence arrives and departs the community?
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The Eurochocolate Cruise departs from both Civitavecchia, Italy, and Genoa, Italy, in April 2020 and you can find all booking details on Costa Cruises' website.
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People rush the doors of the jury assembly room as former President Barack Obama departs after being dismissed from jury duty in Chicago on Wednesday.
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To make it as immersive as possible, the filmmakers shot the entire film as a continuous shot that never departs from the two main characters.
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" He believed that "Hannah gives so much to other people that at a certain point there is literally nothing left, and she departs from herself.
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"The U.S., in the name of national security, frequently departs from market and commercial principles to interfere with normal business activity," an MOFCOM spokesman said.
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Mr. Alloush, who has said that the first step toward a political transition will come when Mr. Assad departs or dies, dismissed Mr. Jaafari's remarks.
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He is expected to announce his pick, which would need to win Senate approval, before he departs on a trip to Asia on Nov. 3.
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The Rifter departs from the usual packing-crate motif with a more French interpretation of the utility van, communicating an intent to instill urban appeal.
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When Zients departs, the only remaining independent directors besides Kimmitt will be long-time Zuckerberg loyalists and Facebook early investors Marc Andreessen and Peter Thiel.
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Change for Belgium: Vincent Kompany, the team's usual captain, comes on for Vermaelen, who departs with tape holding a cut on his left eyebrow closed.
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The asset sales are intended to allow Dish to emerge as a viable new mobile phone company, filling the void when Sprint departs the marketplace.
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Here's the plain truth: Most plane tickets can be changed (often, although not always, for a fee), even after checking in, before the flight departs.
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But passengers who check a bag after the check-in window opens, which is 24 hours before a flight departs, will pay the new prices.
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My flight departs in one hour from JFK, which I calculate to be at least 2129 mins away by car, so the pressure is on.
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Now, as he departs the company following sexual misconduct allegations, he could leave with $0 in severance after working for the company for 24 years.
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The Nightcaps with St. Nick experience departs from Chattanooga&aposs Grand Junction Depot, and takes guests on a 75-minute journey brimming with Christmas magic.
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Of 58 Senate-confirmed positions at DoD, 18 are vacant, and that will rise to 19 once Rood departs at the end of this week.
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So as Ellsbury returns, Hicks departs, a reflection perhaps of the recent run of events that have slowed the Yankees' strong start to the season.
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The Frenchman departs after a final game at Huddersfield Town on Sunday and was in reflective mood as he contemplated his 22 years in charge.
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" The archbishop continued, "I ask for prayers for Bishop Martin Holley as he departs from this local church and for the entire Church of Memphis.
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The same goes for his designated successor, Pep Guardiola, who has one last chance to lift the trophy before he departs Bayern Munich after this season.
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In a position not frequently taken by political partisans, Searles said that if a more liberal justice departs, Trump should nominate someone in that person's image.
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It made its conclusions public on Tuesday in a statement from EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, who said Trump's plan departs from "internationally agreed parameters".
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You could at least try to book a direct flight that departs early in the morning, says Charlie Leocha, chairman of the consumer group Travelers United.
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As soon as Mr Brownback departs for Washington, DC, Jeff Colyer, the state's lieutenant governor, will take over as governor—and a political race will begin.
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After some workers, who are also bees, do scouting runs, the old queen departs with a large percentage of the colony to start a new hive.
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Replete with sci-fi sonics, the new record departs from his prior, considerably more cinematic solo material, to make for a self-contained, deliberately rhythmic opus.
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John McCain, recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, departs after returning to the Senate to vote on health care legislation on July 25.
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And now, she has agreed to appear in a closed-door session that is expected to take place before the House departs for its August recess.
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Tsai will wind up her trip with a lunch with hundreds of people from the Taiwanese community before her plane departs for Taiwan in the afternoon.
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But Trump's disregard for constitutional norms departs from the Barry Goldwater tradition of his party, while his name calling and crudity shocked men of religious conscience.
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The creature is deeply unsettling, a weird mash-up of human and alien that departs from what film has typically used for creatures to that point.
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Economists polled by Reuters on average see a one-in-three chance that Britain departs the EU without a deal in place to smooth that transition.
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It departs in so many large and small ways from the near-perfect original that it seemed at first like a classic case of feature-creep.
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A vote on the legislation to counter that ruling this week will serve as a message to the GOP base before the House departs for recess.
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But he'll still have ample opportunities to respond, both on Twitter and as he departs the White House in the late afternoon for the fundraising event.
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As he departs the Olympic scene, Phelps is passing on his medal-wearing knowledge to the next generation of stars, namely fellow swimming sensation Katie Ledecky.
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For those finding fault in a cuisine that thoroughly departs from Her Majesty's customary vittles, I refer you to Anglesea Arms and similar pub-grub bastions.
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Ms. Cantrell is neither a New Orleans native nor related to local political royalty, two more ways she departs from precedent in a tradition-loving city.
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"President Trump really departs from the tradition of the American presidency," said Kirchick, who is a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution, a Washington think tank.
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If Mr. Joyce departs, the White House will have lost its two most senior, and most knowledgeable, cybersecurity policymakers in the span of a few weeks.
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NBCUniversal alum George Cheeks is set to take the reins of CBS as longtime CBS corporate leader Joe Ianniello departs after 22 years with the company.
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Keller Lenkner refused, arguing that the bellwether proposal departs from the contract conditions that Postmates imposed on its workers – and from Judge Armstrong's order compelling arbitration.
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In a rush of breath and syllables, someone lives and departs, is gone without being gone, diminished then departed, but reappearing always, unexpectedly, in indelible ways.
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Levin in his retirement announcement said he plans to join the University of Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy after he departs from Congress.
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Dublin, Frankfurt and Paris are among other centers touting themselves as an alternative base for firms wishing to retain access to the EU once Britain departs.
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But all work and no play would make for a dull show, and "Succession" departs enough from the real world to make for an entertaining escape.
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But all work and no play would make for a dull show, and "Succession" departs enough from the real world to make for an entertaining escape.
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That's where it departs from the younger, puberty-age teens on shows like King of the Hill or Bob's Burgers, who have always been supporting characters.
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Aides like press secretary Sean Spicer and advisor Kellyanne Conway were political actors before Trump, and they will remain in their profession after he departs the scene.
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Since SZA's loose, unpredictable vocal style departs from the baseline rather significantly, given the music's airy and stark quality, the resulting contrast quivers with solemn emotional power.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador talks to reporters as he departs after casting his ballot at a polling station during the presidential election in Mexico City, July 1.
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The 90-minute boat trip departs daily from the Victoria & Albert Waterfront and directs you to the best views to admire the end of the day. 7.
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Obama has said he and his family will remain in Washington home after he departs 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in January 2017, a change from most former presidents.
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As Trump appears to acknowledge in his tweet, the deputy defense secretary automatically becomes acting defense secretary under federal law if the head of the department departs.
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Longtime Prime developer Retro Studios isn't behind the game this time around, so it'll be interesting to see how the fourth installment departs from the original trilogy.
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You can also trigger the dispensing of a treat, of course, and this is where the Bites departs from a more rudimentary two-way connected home camera.
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The sale includes a major stake in the Port Waratah coal-loading facility in Newcastle port, from where most of Australia's thermal coal departs for overseas markets.
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The plan departs from tax norms because of extraterritoriality; taxing revenue not income; and a purpose of penalizing particular technology companies for their commercial success, it said.
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Morgan Stanley also informed employees in Europe that no decisions had yet been made on changes for when Britain departs, leaving the EU with 27 member states.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama and his family will continue calling Washington home after he departs the White House next year -- at least for a little while.
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The MCU's latest installment in the classic superhero franchise, Spider-Man: Homecoming, departs from the traditional narrative in an unexpected way, brilliantly distinguishing itself from the crowd.
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But Tennessee's proposal is a novel one that departs from some of the more traditional block grant ideas, even as it imposes financial caps on federal spending.
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If Biden thinks the GOP will turn into a responsible governing party as soon as Trump departs the White House, he's completely forgotten the lesson of 2009.
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Marvel has a very strong record of diversity in its casting of films and regularly departs from stereotypes and source material to bring its MCU to life.
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Owners will be able to set a departure time for their next journey, enabling the car to heat itself to a set temperature before the driver departs.
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Under the settlement, the board of Viacom added the five directors that National Amusements put forward in June, bringing the board to 15 directors after Dauman departs.
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Destiny's Child is a tough act to follow, but it should be fun to see how the new band resembles the iconic group and where it departs.
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Giustinia departs, with kisses and effusions, leaving behind an envelope containing the generous sum of thirty euros for Harena, as well as an almost new beach dress.
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Keep reading for the forecast through midweek … Tomorrow (Monday): Rain should last into the early-to-mid afternoon before the storm departs to the east and northeast.
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This uptown location for David Chang's Noodle Bar has a menu of breads, noodles and rice that departs from what's on offer in the East Village site.
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In fact, the biggest place in which The Dead Don't Die's zombie lore departs from tradition is in what the zombies want to eat in the humans.
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When the group departs later this month for Pyeongchang, South Korea, for the start of the 22010 Games, Cheng will be part of the official traveling party.
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Trump, who as first lady has previously only traveled overseas while accompanying her husband, departs for her first-ever trip to the region on Monday, October 1st.
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Over the past several years, we have worked to adopt a marketing approach that departs from the customary Toyota style, now with a focus on the hybrid.
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In New York City, accumulation of a foot to 18 inches of snow is expected before the storm departs early Thursday, Mayor Bill de Blasio told reporters.
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President Tayyip Erdogan departs from Ankara (0630 GMT) on an official visit to Azerbaijan where he will attend the opening of the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway line.
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To the extent that it departs from Kubrick's specifications, watching "Barry Lyndon" with that music performed live by a 50-piece orchestra may be a tad perverse.
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The Tony-winning actress Jessie Mueller will plate her final slice of pie on March 26 when she departs this Sara Bareilles musical about love and pastry.
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A band member departs each hour, ultimately leaving Mac alone with just his ukulele for the final portion of the show — a metaphor for the AIDS crisis.
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Cover image: Paul Manafort, former campaign manager for U.S. President Donald Trump, departs after a hearing at U.S. District Court in Washington, DC, U.S., April 19, 2018.
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Cover image: Rick Gates, former campaign aide to U.S. President Donald Trump, departs after a bond hearing at U.S. District Court in Washington, U.S., December 11, 2017.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller departs after a closed-door meeting with members of the Senate Judiciary Committee about Russian meddling in the election at the Capitol in Washington.
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"The Comfort is currently in Honduras and will continue treating those in need until the ship departs this week," Manning said, before knocking Moscow's actions in the region.
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And, we've just learned, the story we know and love departs from the original in one major way: Elle Woods had no ambitions of attending Harvard Law School.
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Bungie takes back its Destiny and departs from Activision The creator behind games like Halo and Destiny is splitting from its publisher Activision to go its own way.
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John McCain, recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, departs after returning to the Senate to vote on health care legislation on Capitol Hill, July 25.
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It's a classic tale of fictional space-related romance: one member of a couple departs for outer space and the other remains on Earth, eagerly awaiting their return.
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Between the lines: This approach departs from those of past administrations, which perceived military action between these two nuclear-armed neighbors as a potential precursor to nuclear war.
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Air Force One departs Las Vegas past the broken windows on the Mandalay Bay hotel, where shooter Stephen Paddock conducted his mass shooting along the Las Vegas Strip.
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After he departs, I wonder aloud why she didn't just say that she's Miss America and that she is about to pursue a career as a professional singer.
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The new Trump administration argument departs from EEOC policy and lower court rulings that Title VII's prohibition on sex discrimination extends to job bias based on sexual orientation.
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Cover: Acting United States Attorney General Matt Whitaker, center, departs following a Medal of Freedom ceremony in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Friday, Nov.
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When Trump departs for Paris late Wednesday, he'll take along with him chief of staff Priebus, national security adviser H.R. McMaster, and his homeland security adviser Tom Bossert.
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Finally, the bill would require flight crews who want a seat on a plane to check in to a flight at least 60 minutes before the plane departs.
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"The Book of Life" won't stick around until Día de los Muertos, the Mexican holiday it's based on, but you can watch before it dearly departs this platform.
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The Huskies will need to fill the scoring void when Fultz likely departs for the NBA Draft following this season and Johnson showed he might be a candidate.
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On most mornings, Mayor Bill de Blasio departs Gracie Mansion, the mayoral residence of New York City, in a black sport utility vehicle, accompanied by a police escort.
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BEIJING – When Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen departs Sunday for Latin America, she&aposll be traveling to a region she&aposs already visited three times in two years.
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The official noted that the return is not certain until the U.S. plane set to retrieve the remains departs from the northeastern city of Wonsan with the remains.
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Mick Mulvaney will take over as acting White House chief of staff after John Kelly departs at the end of the year, President Donald Trump announced Friday afternoon.
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The play stays relatively close to the story of Margery's Book, though in certain respects it departs from what we know about gender roles in the Middle Ages.
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An official familiar with the process told CNN's Ariane de Vogue the White House wants to unveil the pick by July 9, before the President departs for Europe.
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Many analysts have said that if the U.K. departs from the EU without a deal in place, it could usher in a period of prolonged and severe uncertainty.
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Steve Bannon departs the White House after another tumultuous week; white supremacists are getting shut down on the internet; a solar eclipse is coming to the United States.
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As for Meyer, himself, he departs with a somewhat complicated legacy, with great achievements on the field tarnished to a degree by things that occurred away from it.
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Hulu restructures under Disney, CEO Randy Freer departs Hulu CEO Randy Freer is stepping down from his role as part of a major restructuring of Disney's streaming business.
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It is our hope that, before he departs, he will designate Bears Ears and provide the framework for the monument's co-management with the region's Native American tribes.
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Theater The Tony-winning actress Jessie Mueller will plate her final slice of pie on March 26 when she departs this Sara Bareilles musical about love and pastry.
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The Senate has also confirmed Republican Christine Wilson, a senior vice president for regulatory and international affairs at Delta Air Lines Inc, to replace Ohlhausen once she departs.
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This technology includes the ability to detect if a driver departs from his lane, forward collision detection and automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and blind spot detection.
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Masato (Takumi Saitoh), born to a Singaporean mother and a Japanese father, departs Japan after the death of his emotionally distant dad, a celebrated ramen chef in Takasaki.
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The first flight — a non-stop trip with Norwegian Air Shuttle for $182— departs from New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport on the morning of October 11.
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McCain, recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, departs after returning to the Senate to vote on health care legislation on Capitol Hill on July 25, 2017.
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Countries often assess taxes and customs fees on motor vehicles crossing national boundaries to ensure that the visitor departs with the vehicle and does not sell it to locals.
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He has no business amid such talent, Nureyev says, and he refuses to continue until the man departs (it transpires that it was Konstantin Sergeyev, the Kirov's artistic director).
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As she departs this agency, she should know her legacy is intact because so many who work on communications policy will continue to be guided by her outstanding example.
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The only place where it departs from standard diner offerings is with its ode to Ohio in the form of a peanut butter and chocolate, or Buckeye, milkshake. Yum.
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And he departs on a five-stop foreign swing on Friday, though the grueling pace of presidential foreign travel isn't likely to provide much relief for a beleaguered president.
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Jenna Bush Hager is preparing to step in alongside Hoda Kotb as cohost of the Today show's 10 o'clock hour when Kathie Lee Gifford departs the show in April.
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Sanders, whether or not she is planning on leaving, is not the problem at the White House—and things will not get better in any way after she departs.
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Whitaker, a former college football player who looks the part, also is seen as a candidate in the role of White House counsel after Don McGahn departs this fall.
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Now and then, Lelio departs into reverie and daydream, and it's here, loosening the bonds of his naturalistic style, that he draws us closer to the mystery of Marina.
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Once White departs, Piwowar, as the sole Republican commissioner, will likely be designated by incoming President Donald Trump to serve as acting chairman until a permanent chairman is selected.
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"Explain to the public: What does accountability look like when an executive departs with millions of dollars?" asked Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama and the committee's chairman.
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"Not necessarily," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters on Air Force One when asked whether a pick will come before Obama departs for Cuba on March 20.
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While Mr. Trump is aligned with much of the business sector on regulatory and energy issues, he is more hostile on trade, where he departs from Republican economic orthodoxy.
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As the EU plunges into an intense debate over deeper integration after Britain departs in 2019, Szijjarto said giving up more national powers was not the way to go.
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"We are going to be down €10bn-12bn in our budget once the UK departs, so we cannot act as if it is business as usual," Mr Oettinger said.
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Cover: In this June 26, 2019, file photo, R. Kelly departs from the Leighton Criminal Court building after a status hearing in his criminal sexual abuse trial in Chicago.
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Trump's plan, clouded by mixed messages from the president and his administration, hinges on Turkish cooperation to secure a huge swathe of northeast Syria as the United States departs.
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Brady may be playing fantastically for his age, but he's not going to be around forever, and other stars need to emerge to fill the vacuum once he departs.
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Gadsby reflects on her experience as a lesbian performing in the often biased and unforgiving comedy world and departs her Netflix debut with a mic drop for the ages.
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Mr. Fast's video, moving back and forth in time, departs from this account of Sander's life by suggesting he eventually had a political awakening, though it came too late.
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Nor does the fact that he was imperfect, that he stayed on too long, that he departs not with garlands but regrets, mean he does not warrant a statue.
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And since he departs in a few weeks he can be blunter than he has been in putting across the message that governments, not just the ECB, must act.
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And Peaches' final scene, as the flight to Africa departs with millions on it, eventually buckles under the weight of its needing to end the play with a bang.
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Coach USA's Short Line bus also departs once a day from four points in Upper Saddle River to Port Authority; the ride is about 45 minutes and costs $11.75.
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Pro-Europe Britons have floated other ideas, such as accepting a long transition period before Britain departs from the bloc, and accepting rulings from the European Court of Justice.
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There is a lot more science to be done before the spacecraft departs for Earth, so the mystery of Bennu's particle eruptions might have to be shelved—for now.
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Related: Lindsey Buckingham departs Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac was originally founded in 1967 by Peter Green and was named after two of its band members, Fleetwood and John McVie.
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Under the settlement, the board would add five directors that National Amusements put forward in June, bringing the board to 15 directors after Dauman departs, according to the memo.
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Yet it's Guida who departs, running away to sea with a Greek sailor, on a nocturnal whim, and leaving no more than a dropped earring to remember her by.
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They are in separate dressing rooms — "one needs a room to put the mask on," Broderick joked — and when it is time to head backstage, Parker departs hers first.
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But McCutchen's new post is larger in scope as the league departs from past practice by filling the job with an active referee as opposed to a recent retiree.
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The feelings will be the same, this summer, when de Ligt — a player who has been at Ajax since he was 216 — departs, as he is expected to do.
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Though he's considered unlikely to prevail, he could use his leverage inside the House Republican Conference to help shape the next GOP leadership structure after Speaker Paul Ryan departs.
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In his actions this week, Obama is moving toward more permanent solutions, though it's now clear his ambitions won't be fully realized by the time he departs office in January.
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It's not quite a TKO, but it does the trick: The kangaroo releases the dog, which departs with its owner, while the kangaroo simply stands there, stunned, for a minute.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.), recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, departs after returning to the Senate to vote on health care legislation on Capitol Hill July 25.
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Mr. Jude, while he shares with his contemporaries an unsentimental interest in human folly and failure, departs from the naturalism that has been their collective signature for the last decade.
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Europe on edge Obama departs Riyadh Thursday for friendlier London, where after lunching with Queen Elizabeth II he'll turn his attention to his self-styled "bro," Prime Minister David Cameron.
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But she also said Britain was open to extending the transition period after the UK departs the European Union, although she did not think it would need to be used.
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Trump's plan, which has been clouded by mixed messages from himself and his administration, hinges on Turkish cooperation to secure a swathe of northeast Syria as the United States departs.
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The cruise departs from Miami on Friday, and includes a full menu of on-board accommodations like food, unlimited beverages and access to all events on board and on land.
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One reason The Pacific sticks with me is how radically it departs from the "good war" narrative of the other Spielberg productions and re-examines the conflict from another perspective.
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The VA Mission Act passed 28503-22019, meeting Trump's public deadline to act on the issue and arrive on his desk before Congress departs for a weeklong Memorial Day recess.
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Episode 7 departs most startlingly from what has come before in that the voice that we had been hearing (or reading), that of the performer Kristin Worrall, is entirely absent.
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But the real comes in a found footage styled broadcast, just before a crowd departs, and as clear as day, we spot our alien strut across a zoomed in screen.
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Phèdre departs with Hippolyte, who hides the truth out of filial respect, leaving Phèdre's confidante, Oenone, to insinuate to the devastated Thésée that Hippolyte did indeed seek to harm Phèdre.
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The territory has reached out to officials in Florida and New York, which have already sent people to Puerto Rico, to send more crews in the event that Whitefish departs.
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For new exhibition Drawings and Paintings at Stephen Friedman Gallery Shrigley departs from his trademark line drawings and instead paints with acrylic and oil sticks, and in bold colors, too.
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Trump departs from earlier GOP practice in precisely the opposite direction — dropping the notion of dog whistles that quietly signal sympathy with white grievance politics in favor of blatant racism.
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And now the team has placed a substantial bet on its future with a prodigious talent who is set to become the face of the franchise once Manning, 37, departs.
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A complimentary sunset cruise is also available at Gurney's Montauk Yacht Club & Resort, in Montauk, N.Y. The 90-minute Sunday evening cruise departs from the resort marina at 153 p.m.
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A writer departs from prose and moves into poetry because she senses something has gone funky in Denmark (be Denmark the literary archive, society or the poet's body/heart/mind).
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But the more a case departs from the stranger-with-a-weapon model, the less it might seem like rape, and the harder it can be to persuade jurors otherwise.
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Disney to "broaden the scope" of succession planning as its COO departs On an already heavy red-ink day, Disney stock was further hit in after-hours trading by investors.
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The EU and Britain are both seeking a transition deal to help businesses adapt to Brexit, where Britain will follow EU regulations for at least 21 months after it departs.
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Like earlier Hammons shows, this one feels like a combined diplomatic mission from an ominous polity and a guerrilla raid by a force that departs as swiftly as it pounces.
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One of Josten's top challenges before he departs will be convincing Congress to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement, which both the Republican and Democratic presidential candidate oppose.
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"Great Scott" departs from the standard American-opera template in one significant way: this is not an adaptation of a well-known novel, play, or film but an original story.
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The team departs the tournament in its first knockout-round game for the seventh straight World Cup — a stunning run of bad losses, bad matchups and just plain bad luck.
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The House majority whip is wounded as a gunman attacks Congress members in Alexandria; Uber sees yet another scandal as its CEO departs; the battle to retake Mosul rages on.
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Cover image: Republican Senatorial candidate Roy Moore departs on his horse, Sassy, at the polling station after voting in Gallant, AL, on December 12, 2017 (Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images)
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He says chances are more than 50/50 he'll leave "Jeopardy!" when his contract expires in 2020, and when he departs ... he thinks the LA Kings hockey announcer should take over.
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We know Anakin Skywalker's Padawan learner Ashoka Tano is out of the picture by Revenge of the Sith, but after five seasons of The Clone Wars, we're heartbroken when she departs.
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Our rooftop-rosé evenings may be coming to an end, but we have at least one thing to get excited about as summer departs: 'Tis the season for cheap flight deals.
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A companion story to the original trilogy, Andromeda takes place 600 years after the first game, when a group of arks departs for the Andromeda Galaxy seeking a new permanent home.
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"The Comfort is currently in Honduras and will continue treating those in need until the ship departs this week," Manning said at the time, before knocking Moscow's actions in the region.
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Billed as family-friendly and affordable, the ship departs from Charleston on four- and five-day cruises with stops in Bahamian ports of call, including Nassau, Freeport and Half Moon Cay.
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But Clapper's resignation comes as the Trump team has been struggling to put together a cabinet and mulling what's likely to be a change in national security direction once Obama departs.
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration ultimately settled on using an Orbital ATK Cygnus cargo ship, which is designed to burn up in the atmosphere after it departs the space station.
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For those hoping to cram one last movie-blitz before the site departs, here are 10 invaluable classics that illustrate FilmStruck's breadth, depth, and sheer art-house-in-your-house joy.
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Why listen to anything Tillerson has to say if the most powerful man in the country -- if not the world -- has his own view that departs from and contradicts his own?
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Cover image: In this June 26, 2019, file photo, Musician R. Kelly departs from the Leighton Criminal Court building after a status hearing in his criminal sexual abuse trial in Chicago.
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Pence also pledged that the United States would work with other nations and lenders on trade finance and credit to create jobs and fight poverty in Venezuela once Maduro departs office.
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"It could very well be that the first person that departs for another planet could depart from this location," Musk said during the Boca Chica launch site's groundbreaking in September 2014.
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Guests can now partake in a nighttime horseback tour that departs after sunset and includes an option to stop at a local osteria or farmhouse for a tasting of Tuscan delicacies.
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The SEC has proposed several rules for mutual funds and investment advisers that agency chief Mary Jo White and her staff are working to finalize before she likely departs in January.
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Benson's work is indebted to the playful, illusionistic cartooning of Elizabeth Murray, but she departs from Murray's influence in that her work returns to the rectangle and achieves illusion through layering.
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In "Morning Watch" (2016) — the other painting that departs from abstract figures set in a flat abstract landscape — Boyce superimposes restless, meandering blue lines over a yellow and white checkerboard pattern.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — A brief one today, because I am scheduled to test out my water wings before the great New York Times Journeys Crossword cruise, which departs on Dec. 8.
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"China stands accused of engaging in criminal activity that victimizes individuals and companies in the United States, violates our laws and departs from international norms of state behavior," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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Foxx, who is likely to be heading out with the Obama Administration, also appears intent on setting national self-driving policies before he departs, particularly on vehicle-to-vehicle communication standards.
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The EU has always argued that the U.K. has to pay for previous financial commitments before it departs from the bloc, but the numbers floating around have raised controversy in London.
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The SEC has proposed several rules for mutual funds and investment advisers that agency chief Mary Jo White and her staff are working to finalize before she likely departs in January.
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"The train departs at 9pm and arrives at 6am in both directions which means that your body is being transported to its chosen destination while you are sound asleep," he says.
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STRASBURG DEPARTS EARLY Stephen Strasburg left early after struggling with his control, and the Washington Nationals wrapped up a nine-game trip with a 6-2 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Ricardel "will continue to support the president as she departs the White House to transition to a new role within the administration," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
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But while the leadership vacuum has become apparent in Germany, questions are now being asked over the future of Europe once Merkel, a well-regarded pragmatic and principled leader, departs the post.
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"The Order is premised on a misreading of federal statutory law and departs dramatically from settled constitutional principles," the lawsuit, filed by Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and City Attorney Pete Holmes, states.
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The only saving grace is that I can take the company bus, which departs from a BART stop close to my apartment, so I can usually sleep or read or whatever else.
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Burghardt, the head of policy for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, departs after one year with Uber and will become managing director for Chargepoint in Europe in November, he told Reuters.
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Air Force One departs Las Vegas past the broken windows at the Mandalay Bay hotel, where shooter Stephen Paddock conducted his mass shooting along the Las Vegas Strip on Oct. 4. Sen.
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European Council President Donald Tusk said that the 27 countries that will remain in the EU after Britain departs have agreed to accept London's request for a Brexit extension until Jan. 31.
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Perhaps Rick won't be killed (unlikely), and he'll be the one who departs on the mysterious helicopter to join another larger community as the Jadis subplot seems to be foreshadowing (unlikelier still).
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If he departs and Mr Irving becomes the Cavaliers' best player, there is no guarantee the club would be able to surround Mr Irving with enough talent to contend for a title.
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Britain is due to leave the EU next month, but the bloc will allow EU customers to continue using LCH for up to a year if Britain departs with no transition deal.
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President Trump departs Saudi Arabia for Israel Monday morning, and there are some early indications that the second leg of his foreign trip could present a trickier diplomatic challenge than the first.
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Why it matters: If Schiller departs, Trump would lose a decades-long confidant — and one of the few remaining Trump Organization holdovers — at one of the most tumultuous times in his presidency.
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People peer through the window of a bus as it departs for a smaller refugee camp in mainland Greece, at the refugee and migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece, Friday, March 25, 2016.
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She has argued that the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law that created the CFPB stipulated that its deputy director would take over on an interim basis when a director departs.
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Trump departs Washington for Paris Wednesday night, where he will likely face questions on his son for the first time when he holds a news conference with French President Emmanuel Macron Thursday.
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Adding to unknowns for investors have been rumblings of another Scottish independence referendum, which threatens a potential break up of the UK just as it departs the EU. Editing by Jeremy Gaunt
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Such an AU authority with the support of UN would not only help alleviate human suffering in South Sudan but build institutions resilient enough to withstand future shocks once the authority departs.
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Yet, it departs from climate orthodoxy by admitting that there are now no energy alternatives deployable at a scale sufficient to displace oil and natural gas and to meaningfully reduce carbon emissions.
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With time running out to secure a deal before the U.K. departs the bloc in March 2019, European officials have asked Britain to make a satisfactory offer on the Brexit divorce bill.
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In some sense, they are a new kind of passenger car that departs from the "3-box" format of sedan, which segments a car into an engine, a cabin, and a trunk.
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And here's where Hadley departs most dramatically from Woolf, who could advocate for a solo room in essay form, but had little opportunity to give her characters realistic escapes from domestic life.
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Two groups, one of them led by Miguel Ramos in Madrid, identified that property in 2014, when they found that ultra-stable glass departs from a universal characteristic of all ordinary glass.
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Racism and anti-immigrant hysteria have long shaped the tragic side of our American experience, but the spread of racism and violence now takes a new form that departs from our history.
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David Shulkin, fired by the President on Wednesday, departs at a critical moment with big decisions about the future of veterans' health care and its health records systems waiting in the wings.
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First, unlike most Republican lawmakers today, Carlson is sketching an economic vision of a post-Trump America that departs in key ways from Trumpism, especially in its muscular anti-corporate, populist zeal.
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Some fans of that, or those expecting traditional genre fare, will leave disappointed with a film that departs from its source material so readily and which prefers queasy dread to jump scares.
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"I don't think any leader around the world should make any assumption that because some one of us departs, that President Trump's foreign policy will change in a material way," he said.
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She has argued that the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law that created the CFPB stipulated that its deputy director would take over on an interim basis when a director departs.
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To the extent that his policymaking departs from ideological free market orthodox, it does so in favor of a highly personalized approach that emphasizes Trump's alliances with major high-profile American companies.
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" Here's what else he said: "The issue of how Bashar al-Assad's leadership is sustained or how he departs is something that we will be working with allies or others in the coalition.
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This year, Budweiser's sneak peek of its commercial departs from their normal content and instead tells the story of company co-founder, Adolphus Busch, as he emigrates from Germany to the United States.
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Richard Brown (center), a Canadian veteran of the World War II Battle of Normandy, departs with his son Andy to the applause of visitors following a commemorative ceremony in Normandy on June 24.
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Members of George Washington High School's school's alumni association filed suit against the San Francisco school district on Friday — alleging that its decision to shroud a historic, controversial mural departs from local law.
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FILE- In this June 21, 2017, file photo, former FBI Director Robert Mueller, the special counsel probing Russian interference in the 2016 election, departs Capitol Hill following a closed door meeting in Washington.
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"Marvel has a very strong record of diversity in its casting of films and regularly departs from stereotypes and source material to bring its MCU [Marvel Cinematic Universe] to life," the statement read.
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Trump told one adviser that he is hoping to announce his FBI director pick before he departs Friday on a nine-day trip abroad – his first overseas excursion since taking office in January.
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Goldstein, who departs the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York in early July, will be replaced by the deputy chief of the corruption unit, Tatiana Martins, the Times reported.
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We've been in Iraq-Afghanistan-Syria for almost two decades, and we already know everyone is horrible and they'll be back to killing each other before the last U.S. aircraft departs local airspace.
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The itinerary for the 10-day trip, which began Monday, has Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attending joint engagements in South Africa before Harry departs to Botswana, Angola, and Malawi for solo activities.
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O'Reilly, Greta Van Susteren and Sean Hannity all have clauses in their contracts that allow them to leave the network if Ailes departs, according to a report in the Financial Times this week.
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Its masterful climax is a sudden torrent of prop lights, which shatter on the floor at the precise moment that Starlite, in a kind of full-body rebellion against gravity, departs from it.
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And he happily departs from tango vocabulary on occasion: There's a thunderous sequence in which the dancers — in two concentric circles, one moving clockwise, the other counterclockwise — do fabulously weighted but fast jumps.
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It's the smallest of consolations for Watson, who departs with an unsightly record of 33-85 — and the knowledge that even the most friendly environment in his craft for decades couldn't save him.
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Unless a Latino is selected as speaker, he said, when Ms. Mark-Viverito departs, "there's not going to be another voice of the second-largest community in our city" in any citywide post.
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On one level it refers to a convoluted penultimate-act conspiracy to take down Lindbergh (the series departs from the novel on the specifics in a subplot involving Alvin that is frankly muddled).
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Speese, who served as CEO for less than a year, departs a little more than two months after Chairman Steven Pepper quit, citing his disagreement with the board's decision to explore strategic options.
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But while the series features many of the storytelling attributes of a news documentary, media experts say it departs from traditional journalism in giving such a prominent role to the president's personal attorney.
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Military commanders have not recommended to Trump that he order a withdrawal of US troops there, citing the persistent presence of ISIS and the power vacuum that would result if the US departs.
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Richard Brown (center), a Canadian veteran of the World War II Battle of Normandy, departs with his son Andy to the applause of visitors following a commemorative ceremony in Normandy on June 5.
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Market players have been concerned over a potential abrupt break-up between the EU and the U.K., given that time is running short before the latter officially departs from the bloc in 2019.
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National Cancer Institute Director Norman "Ned" Sharpless will serve as acting FDA commissioner after current Commissioner Scott Gottlieb departs in about a month, HHS Secretary Alex Azar announced at a congressional hearing today.
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Widow Pei Xia Chen reacts while clutching a photo of slain New York Police Department officer Wenjian Liu as his casket departs his funeral in the Brooklyn borough of New York January 4, 2015.
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Unable to bridge the gap in this filial relationship, Winfried departs, only to reemerge on the Bucharest corporate scene as Toni, international man of mystery, "life coach" to Ines' boss and occasional German ambassador.
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Former US national security adviser Michael Flynn departs the US District Court, where he pled guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russia's ambassador to the United States on Dec. 24.
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While starry skies may be a rarity for much of the world's population, it's a nightly occurrence outside the town of Ely, Nevada, where the Nevada Northern Railway Museum's Great Basin Star Train departs.
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Before Hayabusa 2 departs the asteroid, it will fly close to its surface with a sampling horn and fire a small bullet into the asteroid to collect the particles that are ejected during impact.
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Mr Trump's method of wiping the slate clean also departs from the usual presidential practice of accepting recommendations from the Department of Justice on felons deserving of a pardon, most of whom are unknown.
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