"She knows that you've been dogging her out, because apparently somebody that y'all have as a mutual friend recorded you in a conversation dogging her out," Burruss told Bailey.
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I'm Carl Azuz, dogging you with puns for CNN 10.
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These are a few of the problems dogging these operations.
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But questions about the scandal have not stopped dogging him since.
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The maintenance problems aren't the only thing dogging Southwest right now.
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But that concern also reveals what has been dogging Lorelai all along.
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Here's a rundown of the latest Russia issues dogging the Trump administration.
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He accused her of "dogging him" and called her another woman's name.
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The things that are dogging us don't go away after 90 minutes.
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It could last as long as the uncertainties dogging Europe — perhaps years.
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But that is the White-House-led implication now dogging Trump's victory.
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Some people might even be okay with the ugly finish dogging the PS42.
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But Kelly's efforts have not yet reduced the controversies dogging the White House.
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When you're walking around with no S.T.D.s, no kids, just raw-dogging life ?
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We are almost single handedly keeping the search term "amateur dogging" in the charts.
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Hackett may not have much time left to fix the problems dogging the company.
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"I get people dogging on my appearance all the time," claims the Clark Kent lookalike.
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Many in Mr Takeshita's faction are also unhappy about the scandals dogging the prime minister.
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And another scandal dogging Pruitt involves hand-picking expensive hotels that exceeded government per diems.
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And the spying wasn't the only allegation of prosecutorial and police misconduct dogging the case.
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Increasingly, student debt is even dogging Americans into retirement, when they are more financially vulnerable.
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So far, the Everything Store has dodged some of the scrutiny dogging Google and Facebook.
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Although the 737 Max crisis is Boeing's biggest problem, other issues are dogging the company.
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But he seems to have little to say about the controversies dogging Donald Trump's new administration.
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Some voters express discomfort about the scandals dogging the candidate – her emails, her vote to invade Iraq.
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One tactic Foval used with success was "bird dogging," planting activists at Trump rallies to provoke violence.
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This is a city full of downward dogging, expensive pastry eating, and getting blazed at the park.
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Clinton a question about the Iraq war, an issue dogging her candidacy because she had supported it.
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He claimed that policemen and prosecutors dogging him were leftists, even though he appointed many of them.
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Foundation-related problems have been dogging Hillary Clinton for as long as she's been running for president.
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As an admirer of Kennan and a follower of his thinking, I've been dogging this issue ever since.
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If you saw guys not competing or you saw guys dogging it, there would certainly be a problem.
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A string of judicial investigations, including on financing of his previous election bids, are also dogging his campaign.
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Rodeo events include rough stock, steer riding, bull riding, chute dogging, calf roping, goat dressing, and royalty competitions.
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The probe has been a thorn in the side of the president, dogging his first year in office.
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The New Republic's Emily Atkin tallies the multiple ethics lapses dogging Ryan Zinke, the secretary of the interior.
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Trump poked fun at grave issues currently dogging his administration, including staff departures and the ongoing Russia investigation.
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Those former associations have been dogging Mr. Corbyn since he took over the Labour Party's leadership in 2015.
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In any case, this underscores the same dilemma that's been dogging YouTube and other tech giants for a while.
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Facebook wants all hands on deck when it comes to fixing the problems that have been dogging the website.
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But this time, instead of mad-dogging me, they all grin as I pound their fists goodbye—especially Jenkins.
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"You're not going to be mad-dogging each other," Busch said, meaning hunting down a driver during a race.
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But even choosing the right free tool won't resolve the deeper, more expensive vulnerabilities still dogging US election infrastructure.
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A similar mentality seems to be dogging Fox News as it deals with another bout of sexual harassment accusations.
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With a recession dogging him in 1991, Bush, also weakened by Ross Perot's third-party bid, lost to Bill Clinton.
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Suge Knight is back in the hospital for a condition that has been dogging him for 2 years ... blood clots.
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The British city of Scunthorpe has had a problem dogging it for decades, and lazy online programmers are to blame.
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"It's not helpful," a Republican operative who has been involved in Missouri campaigns said about the problems dogging Hawley's campaign.
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But almost unnoticed by economists, they are now in the same funk dogging some other sectors of the American economy.
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Questions about those headlines followed Mr. Trump across the globe, a reminder of the political troubles dogging him back home.
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"I've never done this level of political activism before," said Ms. Eiterich, who had been dogging Mr. Moran for months.
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There's no less-ugly way to say it — I wanted to protect myself from getting pregnant while raw-dogging someone else.
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I despise communism, but I don't like for creeps like Hillary Clinton to keep dogging Russia as a new Cold War.
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Some of the biggest controversies dogging the Trump administration — foreign influence, money, conflicts of interest — have their origins in inauguration weekend.
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"When I got close to 500, I was conscious of the chance of 'dogging it,' what we call choking," he said.
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The Democrats say that, in the near-term, emergency relief should take priority over the broader debt problems dogging Puerto Rico.
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And I realized these two men were avatars through which I could get at these questions that had been dogging me.
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In fact, a lesser-known side effect of bird-dogging is what it does for the careers of young, ambitious staffers.
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But civil rights groups and federal lawmakers need to keep bird-dogging this agency whose job is to protect America's schoolchildren.
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And while Trump was busy hitting the jackpot, most opinion writers were dogging him for missing out on the four bucks.
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Either way, it's obvious given Trump's public statements that he sees Sessions's recusal as one of the biggest problems dogging his presidency.
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Hilary Duff's dogging it on the beach ... getting down on all fours and that adds up to a perfect 10 -- scientifically speaking.
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The move comes just days after he threatened to make his profile private if Beliebers continued dogging his new pal, Sofia Richie.
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But with allegations of repression, violence and politically-motivated murder dogging his rule, the military and political leader's international reputation has suffered.
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Rather than replay that contentious fight, Democratic leaders clearly want to focus on fixing the problems they acknowledge are dogging the ACA.
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But there was plenty of hot-dogging, too: routine shots made difficult, as well as difficult shots made to look ridiculously easy.
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And protesters kept dogging them, driving to construction sites as far as 80 miles from their camps to try to halt work.
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As former House Oversight Committee chairman, the nine-term congressman built a name for himself by dogging the Obama administration for years.
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Florida is a microcosm of the country — and some of what is dogging Democrats in the state reflects the party's broader challenges.
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Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump has a good reason to tweet: To distract people from more serious issues dogging his young presidency.
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Perhaps the most serious allegation dogging the company's conservation spending is over whether it properly vets projects to ensure they're supported by science.
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Nevermind: You know how the feds had been dogging Apple to dream up a backdoor to get into the San Bernardino gunman's iPhone?
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Another off-field matter is also dogging the 39-year-old Manning who last month won a Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos.
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This is the first statement of import from Nintendo on an issue that's been dogging the Switch since before it was even released.
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Dozens of House lawmakers from both parties unveiled a series of proposals on Monday designed to fix problems dogging the Affordable Care Act.
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Louisville's Myisha Hines-Allen then drove the length of the floor but missed a layup as time ran out with McCowan dogging her.
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Fights over immigration and figuring out top-line budget levels are dogging bipartisan negotiators seeking an agreement by the end of next week.
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Common Defense may be most famous for bird-dogging conservative lawmakers with questions on camera; a number of these encounters have gone viral.
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Trump on Friday said "I don't know about that" when asked about the reports dogging Flynn, adding he would investigate the matter further.
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The letter makes a defense of alternative investments like it at a time when investor redemptions and underperformance are dogging many of its rivals.
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Considering the high cost of travel to Costa Rica, I'd half-expected the crowd at festival to be dominated by young, downward-dogging yuppies.
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The comment comes just one day after Trump sought to reset the controversy dogging his campaign with a highly-touted and scripted economic speech.
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Mike Mullen, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, cautioned the White House Thursday about pursuing the intelligence leaks dogging the administration.
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In these, he is inventively abetted by Marc Spicer's bird-dogging camera, which noses around closet doors and into cellar corners with shivery curiosity.
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They're vowing to press on with a long list of investigations into allegations dogging the president, including those connected to his relations with Russia.
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In a speech he made no mention of the family scandal dogging his bid for the Elysee, but scorned the programs of his rivals.
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If a sore throat is dogging you, the simplest solution is to gargle with warm water and salt, which is both antibacterial and antiviral.
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Though she had pretty much brushed it off the night before, Aimee admits to Nilsa that the boys "dogging" on her really hurt her feelings.
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Of course, maybe Dudley was just dogging it, steering the union into disaster because his heart and soul were just so deeply aligned with management.
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But this begs the question that's been dogging our culture in the last few years: how do you separate the art from its controversial maker?
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It is the charge that she may have tricked banks into, in effect, busting sanctions, which Huawei denies, that seems to be dogging Ms Meng.
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That record is now dogging Republicans, as the ACA remains popular among 49 percent of Americans, according to a poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Houston rapper Lil' Flip thinks Donald Trump's haters need to spend less time dogging the Prez and more time pitching in with Hurricane Harvey relief.
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Despite the interface improvements, the Note 7 is still loaded with carrier bloatware and duplicative apps, things that have been dogging Samsung phones for years.
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Though Spencer remembers some very rough and antagonistic gigs from the early days, Curran takes a more grateful and optimistic view of their road dogging.
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The self-described strategy is "bird dogging," a deliberately aggressive strategy designed to hound and heckle a political candidate or legislator into answering pointed questions.
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That policy now stalks the former mayor himself, dogging him on a narrowing path to the White House that runs directly through the black vote.
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It can be hard to follow every development, so let us catch you up on some of the biggest ones dogging Mr. Pruitt this week.
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The old, thorny issues that had been dogging him — such as rising unemployment, poor drinking water and widespread distress among farmers — disappeared for a moment.
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Strange times, for sure ... but it's great to see BTNH being able to move on from another controversy that was dogging them just weeks ago.
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The biggest question dogging Trump is whether he will still stand by his call for a "deportation force" to remove the 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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The consequences of Cohen's revelation are unclear, but they are separate and apart from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation that's been dogging him for months.
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The family of ex-MLB pitcher Roy Halladay insist he was an extremely responsible pilot ... despite witness claims he was hot-dogging before the crash.
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Other Democrats, meanwhile, accused Trump of advancing yet another unfounded conspiracy in an effort to distract from the issues dogging his administration in its early weeks.
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The #3 position may switch once the final weekend numbers are released on Monday, with Ben Affleck's The Accountant dogging Ouija with an estimated $14 million.
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Private jet company Vista Global agreed to acquire JetSmarter, betting that the value of JetSmarter's technology will outweigh the controversy and lawsuits still dogging the company.
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Lee's film plays out slowly, revealing Ben's secrets and giving Jong-su time to develop from a cipher into a driven amateur detective dogging Ben's footsteps.
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What a lot of people forget is that it didn't stop in Chicago as summer turned to fall and hecklers relentlessly kept dogging Humphrey's campaign appearances.
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Collin Green recently completed a review that explored potential ethical, health and cultural problems dogging a special operations force that's consistently rotated overseas since the Sept.
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The Pence visits come as Trump is preoccupied in Washington with an impeachment inquiry in the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives that is dogging his presidency.
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But in recent months a scandal dogging the Burning Sun nightclub in Seoul, which Seungri sat on the board of, had put that reputation in danger.
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By not commingling the two, Snap avoids some of the problems dogging Facebook, and also keeps Snap's advertisers away from inadvertently being tagged by undesirable content.
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"We call that raw-dogging," said Luke Dunn, 33, a musician and preschool teacher, as a colleague with clean hands fed him a chocolate-chip cookie.
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While the trade conflict is expected to remain a long-running theme dogging the financial markets, a modest easing in concerns helped partially revive risk appetite.
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We wanted take these really tight corners, hot-dogging around on the terrain, with lots of throw in the suspension so it could jump these big hills.
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Other issues dogging Park The classified information scandal, while rare and shocking in South Korea, isn't the only reason many are calling for her to step down.
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Well-traveled foe: A representative for a pro-ethanol group, which has been tailing (and dogging) Mr. Cruz all week, yawned deeply as he handed out pamphlets.
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Gabbard's passion for assisting those who have served has also made her one of the most outspoken critics of the scandal dogging the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Using yoga to treat lower back pain isn't exactly a groundbreaking idea—multiple studies have proven that regularly downward-dogging it can ease pain and increase mobility.
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Certainly ads are almost always aspirational, but when our aspiration is encapsulated by downward dogging while someone folds our laundry, we've reached a sad state of frivolousness.
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Corruption is nothing new in Kenya, but it has reached unprecedented levels recently, with scandals dogging the current administration almost constantly since it took office in 2013.
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Trump made no mention of the federal probe into whether his campaign colluded with Russia in the 2016 presidential election, a controversy that is dogging his presidency.
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I just think that they're all just going to keep dogging him until maybe they try to dig something up or they cause him to do something.
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But a new question is dogging the preparations: Will Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal send the wrong message to North Korea?
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But a new question is dogging the planning: Will Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal send the wrong message to North Korea?
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Lizzie Pannill Fletcher wants to talk about local Houston issues, not about the intra-Democratic Party drama that's been dogging her race in Texas's Seventh Congressional District.
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Conservatives calling for privatization say the VA provides medical services to only about 45 percent of veterans, and they point to delays and inefficiencies dogging the current system.
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Even if "Remain" does triumph on the day, the pound is likely to see a big "relief rally" as the uncertainty that has been dogging the market disappears.
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The question dogging the streaming service: Is growth leveling off even before well-funded competitors such as AT&T's HBO Max, Apple TV+ and Disney+ enter the scene?
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He is just a dude who plays basketball and applies scented oils to Skiles' clean-as-hell dome if Skiles thinks he's dogging it on pre-practice laps.
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In his regular "Closer Look" segment on "Late Night," Seth Meyers decided to put the scandals dogging Hillary Clinton in the presidential election next to Donald Trump's own.
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With teammates egging him on, with the press following his every move, with constant exposure and limitless scrutiny dogging him wherever he went, Gazza was at breaking point.
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The White House meeting this month between President Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan yielded no progress on two major issues dogging the long-time allies.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat for an interview on Tuesday with CNN's Alisyn Camerota, who grilled her on a number of topics dogging her presidential campaign.
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With accusations of sexual harassment dogging its star host, Ryan Seacrest, and celebrities reportedly planning to steer clear of him on the Oscar red carpet on Sunday, E!
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The warning highlighted the challenges dogging the tobacco industry as smokers, particularly in the United States, turn to less harmful alternatives such as e-cigarettes and vaping products.
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With the slow and steady drip of bad news dogging SoftBank and its Vision Fund, Son's goal of forming a second mega tech fund is now in doubt.
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So, I'm just kind of raw dogging it through my finances right now until next year when the tax refund comes in and my student aid refund hits.
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"The thing that's interesting is that that very problem that dogged Obama for all those years is now going to be dogging the Republicans and Trump," he says.
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CONCORD, N.H. — Pete Buttigieg is getting grilled by voters about his work at the corporate consulting firm McKinsey — a chapter of his career that's increasingly dogging his campaign.
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It was from Gowdy's own investigation that the revelations about Hillary Clinton's private email server emerged, dogging Clinton throughout her unsuccessful bid for the White House in 2016.
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It's a new year, but the same concerning habits seem to continue dogging Lamar Odom, who was seen partying it up in the Dominican Republic to ring in 2018.
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A decline in exports, growth and manufacturing are dogging the country which, worrying for the rest of the euro zone, is seen as the economic powerhouse of the region.
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A separate IRI analysis finds that poor saving habits are also dogging the next major demographic group, the so-called Millennial generation of people born between 1982 and 2000.
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What I was more interested in covering was the familiarity of their lives, in that just because you like to go dogging doesn't mean you're any less a person.
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The possible delay in the corvette program threatens to compound acquisition issues dogging the German military as it tries to rebuild after years of post-Cold War spending cuts.
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Looking off into the distance to search for missed strikes, throwing in exaggerated bolo punches, and jumping on Holzken as soon as he attempted some hot dogging of his own.
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The reports show that suspicion toward health officials, one of the aggravating factors in the disease's early spread nearly two years ago, is still dogging attempts to end the epidemic.
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It was the biggest federal case ever filed in Maryland, and it highlights the difficulties dogging the tarnished state system despite years of reforms, government officials and prison advocates said.
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The White House is focusing on its bread-and-butter issue of trade this week as it tries to shift the spotlight away from the Russia controversy dogging the administration.
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The most persistent question dogging Sanders in 2020 is whether he'd be able to expand on his 2016 base of young voters and progressives, both in New Hampshire and nationwide.
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Another investigation dogging Trump, this one in New York City and focused on securing his tax returns, prompted the president's attorneys to sue Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance on Thursday.
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The issue could still end up dogging those senators who choose to support Mr. Obama's nominee, since a vote for them would still be a vote for the Republican-controlled Senate.
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They're simultaneously vowing to use the issue as a 2018 attack line while urging Trump and GOP leaders to cross the aisle in an effort to fix the problems dogging ObamaCare.
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Court rules forbid him from questioning jurors, so he can't get the answer to a question that's been dogging him: Were they trying to send him and the family a message?
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Mali's President Ibrahim Keita "expressed deep regret" in a special televised address on Thursday for the killing of three youths by soldiers at that protest, and for other violence dogging Mali.
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The latest bit of corruption dogging Uber came to light Tuesday as the company admitted that it hid the fact that hackers breached and gained access to 57 million user accounts.
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"There is still no resolution of this basic constitutional question that has been dogging the commissions since their inception," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas.
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" In the social media tributes that sprouted to celebrate each of the young lives lost, Dave finds joy in rediscovering "they're just two goofballs … just kind of hot-dogging for the camera.
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The allegations against Seacrest, which he had preempted with a denial back in November before Hardy's full accusations were published in Variety in February, have been dogging him throughout this awards season.
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Former "Entourage" star Jeremy Piven has an answer to the biggest sports question currently dogging his native city of Chicago ... Is it time to finally give up on former MVP Derrick Rose?
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He once again posited that she was breaking the rules as the press conference was over and she was still trying to ask questions by dogging him as he left the room.
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House Democrats are poised to advance a flood of proposals designed to address the problems dogging President Obama's signature healthcare law — a move that puts pressure on Republican and Democratic leaders alike.
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For more than a year, Reuters has exposed slum-like conditions dogging the Department of Defense housing privatization program, describing how private landlords reap billions in payments even as tenants clamor for repairs.
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They won the Raw tag team titles, signaling that they will be around WWE for a good bit, so fans can discount the possibility this is just a couple months of hot dogging.
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So I started writing about all the experiences I had with men when I was dogging them or I was taking advantage of them and that surprised a lot of my male friends.
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The first is if he actively orchestrated his own exit from the team, by demanding a trade or signing an offer sheet or obviously dogging it because he didn't want to be there anymore.
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But Pallone, citing the ethical scandals dogging Pruitt—like his potentially corrupt living arrangement with an energy lobbyist and his high spending on security and travel—set a combative tone in his opening remarks.
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Pelosi's latest remarks on impeachment, reported Monday by The Washington Post, have upset some liberal activists — and amplified the media's focus on the topic — amid a series of controversies dogging Trump and his administration.
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Madison Beer opened up about a scandal she says has been dogging her for years -- but she's ready to let it go and own the mistake, for which she won't be shamed over anymore.
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Bird-dogging is an ancient art in itself: The term refers to a dog sent by hunters to charge into the brush and flush concealed birds into the open, where they can be shot.
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There's a note of self-awareness in the stormy exchange between Hays and Amelia in 1990, when she calls him out for the sort of listnessless that is dogging the case (and the show).
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You also talk about expectation in the film, how when they were playing at The Acid Tests there was none because people weren't there for them, versus all the expectations dogging them toward the end.
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Kendall Jenner's company is being sued over something that's been dogging her for months now ... the use of some iconic rap legends to hawk her shirts ... and this time it's about Tupac, Biggie and Redman.
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In another sign that fake jobs allegations are still dogging Fillon's campaign, investigative online media Mediapart wrote that he had paid his wife for parliamentary work for longer than previously thought - as early as 1982.
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Facing the biggest challenge to its rule since 1994, however, the party seemed minded to pick somebody with the aura of being an "outsider" who was not tainted by the allegations of corruption dogging it.
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Jackman sheds his claws and dancing shoes to create a sharp portrait of a man whose intelligence and political savvy suffers from a sizable blind spot when it comes to the questions suddenly dogging him.
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In another day of bold moves by Navy leaders seeking to revamp the sea service's criminal justice system, officials dismissed a war crimes case dogging four SEALs and transferred a prosecutor plagued by misconduct allegations.
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But Monday's release of the final 22,2000 messages does not end the controversy and legal uncertainty dogging Clinton's Democratic presidential campaign since her use of a private email server came to light a year ago.
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The panel failed to discuss whether the technical issues dogging the repo market might make SOFR unsuitable as a benchmark, although it did discuss possible alternatives such as the Bank Yield Index proposed by ICE.
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For one thing, the raucous street masquerade, filled with its writhing, unfettered black bodies, doesn't quite fit in with the matcha-sipping, downward-dogging image of gentrified, white Brooklyn that helps sell overpriced real estate.
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Pascrell, who's led the charge for the Democrats, is hoping to access the documents by tapping an obscure, century-old law passed to confront a series of scandals dogging the Harding administration in the 1920s.
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Some lenders estimate that helping a borrower find a job will increase their financial return (by as much as 10 percent) without the criticisms dogging many traditional lenders (see the recent Navient lawsuit, for instance).
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At least six patients were flown from Cuba to the university's hospital this year to determine the cause of a medical mystery that was dogging several people who worked at the American Embassy in Havana.
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The Hill: EPA's decision to dramatically scale back a pesticide fine on a California company raised eyebrows, highlighting ethical challenges dogging an administration stocked with former lobbyists and business executives with ties to regulated industries.
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Colin Kaepernick's team has released a 43-page "fact" sheet about the QB in the hopes of killing false rumors that have been dogging him ... and he makes it clear he still wants to play.
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Mr. Hannity, a fierce Trump partisan, seemed aware that his speculation about Mr. Rich's death could deflect attention away from the multitude of disasters dogging the White House and at his own scandal-plagued network.
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The man she had been downward dogging next to, whom she described as being "tall, dark and handsome," was, in all likelihood, the same man who had winked at her online profile earlier that day.
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It's later revealed to Bailey by Burruss that "somebody recorded you dogging [NeNe] out," a revelations that appears to lead Leakes to flip Bailey off (and Bailey to tell Leakes, "we need to end this").
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Besides consolidating the leadership structure of the U.S. campaign in Afghanistan, he sees private military services having a role to support the Afghan security forces and fix some of the problems dogging the current effort.
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The language he uses now, bird-dogging Amazon and Disney, is remarkably unchanged from the mid-1970s, when he accused companies of "blackmail" for seeking out tax incentives in exchange for keeping their businesses at home.
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Venture into World of Warcraft's Azeroth these days, though, and you'll find many of the same problems dogging the profession of Inscription, which comes about as close to professional word-slinging as playable Azeroth can offer.
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The outcome of Tuesday's special election has only aggravated the internal divisions dogging the Democrats since President Trump's election and intensified the charged debate about where the party should go — and who should lead it there.
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The actress has been dogging Chris for more than 2 months trying to serve him, but he successfully dodged the process server ... until Thursday night when he was hit with legal docs after his BD party.
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Separately, Chairman Axel Weber said many of the tail risks dogging the global economy now appear to be receding, suggesting the markets may now be too gloomy about the wider economic outlook, the Financial Times reported.
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Signals that the White House and Beijing are nearing a trade deal that could go a long way toward dispelling the uncertainty dogging the global economy have helped U.S. stocks to record highs in recent days.
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His committee spent eight years dogging President Obama over "scandals" that included gunrunning at the Justice Department, the I.R.S.'s slowdown of tax-exemption applications from Tea Party groups, Benghazi and, of course, the Clinton emails.
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I talk about then from a hotel room just miles From your home in the East Before you fled on your personal path of tears To the West, that worn-out American Dream Dogging your steps.
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The proposal was released over the weekend and, at the same time, Sanders announced his plan to erase $81 billion in past-due medical debt, one of the main issues dogging Americans' credit reports today. Sen.
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In this light, there's something about Sony's legal dogging of Kesha that seems taunting and spiteful, designed to squash the spirit and career of a woman who deigned to refuse to be complicit in her own abuse.
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So the next time you're downward dogging, instead of breathing in the questionable fumes coming off a foam yoga mat, upgrade to one of Baller Yoga's alternatives made from the same cowhide used in official NFL footballs.
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That task falls to Pedro Sánchez, the new Socialist prime minister who came to power unexpectedly last month after ousting Mariano Rajoy with a censure motion over corruption scandals that were dogging the conservative People's Party (PP).
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U.S. stock markets have hit record highs in recent weeks on hopes the White House and Beijing are close to a trade deal that could go a long way toward dispelling the uncertainty dogging the global economy.
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The dispute added to the political muddle dogging the final stages in the formation of a new Commission after the bloc's parliament refused to swiftly ratify Hungary's appointee, an ally of his country's eurosceptic nationalist prime minister.
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The tension in the case speaks to issues that have been dogging the labor movement for more than a century, according to Ileen DeVault, director of the Worker Institute and professor of labor history at Cornell University.
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That's the question dogging Juan Guaido as he embarks on another global tour, an uncomfortable mirror of the near-triumphant voyage he took last February in the weeks after declaring himself the rightful interim president of Venezuela.
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You are stepping and hot-dogging like a wizard, executing moves you amaze yourself with, sure that everybody around must be eyeballing you, master of the polyrhythms, freestyling to the lip of the world without ever falling off.
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However his statement makes no mention of a separate controversy that's been dogging Google this year — after news leaked this summer that it had developed a censored version of its search service for a potential relaunch in China.
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With the question of imminence dogging the administration's public defense of the Soleimani strike, other senior administration officials have shifted to vouching for the quality of the intelligence, rather than what it said about timing or particular targets.
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An expert in counterinsurgency, he was representing the Army Special Forces on a team advising David Petraeus in Afghanistan when he first thought of a Silicon Valley-inspired solution to the problems that were dogging the troops he encountered.
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The 25-year-old Pozzi has long seemed to have the talent to graduate into hurdling's elite but, with nagging injury woes dogging his progress, he had begun to look like easy meat for transatlantic rivals like Jarret Eaton.
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It's a silly change of pace from other verbal gaffes Biden has made on the campaign trail that have been dogging him as the front-runner with other candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren nipping at his heels.
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The curators suggest that, while the Smolensk crash is just one of many tragic events that have shaped Poland's post-capitalist transition, the politicization of the crash perfectly encapsulates the broader social and spiritual issues currently dogging the nation.
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In the meantime, Mr. de Blasio must contend with the same old drama that has been dogging him for years: He wants to tax millionaires, institute voting reforms and enact a range of measures that must originate in Albany.
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The revelations raise questions about whether Whitaker was given the job -- after Trump fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions last fall -- because the President was looking to install a loyalist who could rein in the federal probes dogging his presidency.
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The California Democrat kicked off a hearing with Zuckerberg by launching into a fiery recitation of problems dogging Facebook beyond the Libra digital currency and even suggested that the company was too big and powerful for the country's good.
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Tensions stemming from the Korean Peninsula, the Russian scandal dogging U.S. President Donald Trump's election campaign, and low U.S. inflation were some of the factors that shackled the dollar in 2017 and expected to continue weighing on the currency in 2018.
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Traders said crude prices were generally well supported as ongoing output cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Russia have contributed to a significant reduction in excess supplies that have been dogging markets since 2014.
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With Tony Kanaan dogging him on the final couple laps, Power held on to win his second series race in a row, giving him 27 for his career, tying Johnny Rutherford for 13th place on the sport's all-time list.
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Doping is one of many issues dogging the build-up to South America's first Olympics, with Russia currently barred from international competition and Kenya struggling to implement new anti-doping measures by an April deadline or be ruled non-compliant.
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They were probably together since they're still co-parenting their kids ... but ya gotta imagine he thanked her after she blasted haters dogging on his new GF. The lengths people will go to attack a woman simply because she's dating Don.
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With a list of negative factors dogging JGBs, there were more sellers than anticipated for the BOJ's offer on Friday to buy 450 billion yen ($4 billion) of five- to 10-year bonds, usually interpreted as a bearish market sign.
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The group's anarchist ideology – with its roots in the anti-dictatorial struggle of 1967 – is one of several anarchist movements that have gained a new energy in recent years, thanks to the financial crisis that has been dogging Greece since 2010.
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The debate on the balance of power between Capitol Hill and the White House is not new in Washington, dogging both Obama as well as his successor as the new administration attempts to force economic partners like China into more favorable trade agreements.
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The polls, which were conducted around the same time the Justice Department decided to not pursue criminal charges against Clinton for her use of a private email server while leading the State Department, show the issue is likely to keep dogging her campaign.
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Though Mr. Biden, Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders — and lower-polling candidates like Senator Kamala Harris and Mr. Buttigieg — have outpaced Mr. Trump in some hypothetical general election surveys, party officials are cleareyed about the potential vulnerabilities dogging any of the present favorites.
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But it also poses some political drawbacks for the Democrats, who have relished watching GOP leaders flounder in their repeal effort and think the Republicans will bear the blame for any problems dogging ObamaCare while they control both Congress the White House.
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The question of when, or whether, Mr. Trump will ever move away from his brash, in-your-face style to a more sedate and conventional approach has been dogging the former real estate developer since the earliest days of his presidential campaign.
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A Democratic senator is suing the Trump administration and Republican senators in a last-ditch attempt to stop a Senate vote on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh — one that has nothing to do with the sexual misconduct allegations currently dogging the nominee. Sen.
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And they all have important personal stakes in the Republican Party doing well in 2018 — McConnell and Ryan want to keep their majorities, and Trump wants to avoid a Democrat-controlled house of Congress dogging him with investigations, subpoenas, and so on.
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On Saturday, he reveled in the glow of his conservative supporters, railing against the "bullshit" investigations dogging his presidency and bringing up old scores with his long list of known political enemies, from former FBI Director James Comey to ousted Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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That doesn't mean the "healthers" dogging Secretary Clinton won't quit making their off-kilter case that she's suffering from a neurodegenerative condition, reminiscent of the birthers (including Trump himself) who still chant into the desert winds about the President's birthplace to this very day.
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Stalled agenda The drip, drip, drip of allegations surrounding Trump campaign associates' contacts with Russian officials have gotten in the way of White House officials' efforts to implement Trump's agenda, dogging efforts on Capitol Hill and sending the president's top aides into crisis response mode.
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So when [Paradise of Bachelors] picked up these two records it was kind of out of the blue for me because they've been dogging me about I never paid much attention to it until I really started talking to them and thinking about it.
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If the details were accurate, as Avenatti was certain they were, the two dominant scandals dogging the Trump administration — a supposed 2006 affair between Daniels and Trump and the Robert Mueller-led investigation into election meddling by the Russian government — were about to merge.
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It is the same debate dogging the Democratic Party at large, but amplified by an only-in-New-York mix of vibrant activism, impenetrably blue politics and — unlike in the rest of the country — still-mighty unions eager to quell perceived threats to their clout.
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Despite being known for remaking her image each album cycle, Madonna's most indelible work has been about self-interrogation, whether that be around her Catholic faith, her abusive marriage to Sean Penn, or her willingness to come clean about life as a stroller-wielding, Downward-Dogging mommy.
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All of the above work — the superbug bird-dogging, the research into and use of genetically modified phages, and their application in agriculture and OTC uses — are happening now, and will likely continue to grow as superbugs continue to kill, and novel uses for phages are discovered.
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While their anti-corruption agenda is largely a response to the many scandals dogging Trump and his administration, party leaders have repeatedly urged members to shy away from direct attacks on the president, which could act to energize conservative voters compelled to rush to Trump's defense.
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His speech had been eagerly awaited on Wall Street, where signals that the White House and Beijing are nearing a trade deal that could go a long way toward dispelling the uncertainty dogging the global economy have helped U.S. stocks to record highs in recent days.
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Yet with barely two weeks left until Israel's parliamentary elections, in which he is running neck and neck with Benny Gantz, a retired army chief, a fresh new scandal has embroiled Mr. Netanyahu, delaying his flight to Washington by hours and dogging him even after he arrived.
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So, as the year wraps up, if you're looking to hop off Soundcloud and into the eerie forest then you may want to check out these guys who dress like hedges, play logs and take you to dogging hotspots in the middle of the day in the pouring rain.
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"In many of the cases where they're unsafe, when you take a look at the experience level of the operators that were involved, it typically turns into a young man or woman that was probably just hot-dogging it a little bit more than they should," Wolters said at the forum.
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Before long, she is dogging Frances's footsteps, spitting chewing gum into her hair, and showing up at the restaurant—first as an onlooker, staring fixedly from across the street, and then as a solo diner, dressed to kill in a white Chanel suit, with shades and a double string of pearls.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the latest chapter of a series of controversies dogging El Museo del Barrio in Manhattan's East Harlem neighborhood, a newly-released open letter penned by a group of Latinx artists, scholars, and community activists accuses the museum of straying from its identity and mission.
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That email from Mr. Whitaker later became part of the litigation over World Patent Marketing, and was cited as a message he sent to one of the firm's customers in news articles in recent weeks about how his activities with the now-defunct firm were dogging his appointment to be acting attorney general.
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I never expected the couples who were teary-eyed and mid-argument and wouldn't speak to each other, or me, at the register, or the ones who just threw me right into it—once, a man kept dogging me to guess how old his partner was, and whether it compared to how she looked (I also didn't do that).
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As new details emerge about Trump's behavior, and as his Republican enablers continue to deflect and distract, we're driving tens of thousands of calls to Congress every week, bird-dogging dozens of members of Congress across Capitol Hill, and organizing hundreds of in-district events during congressional recesses to hold Trump and his Republican supporters accountable.
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But a new, truly player-driven league could also address other problems dogging the N.B.A.: the interminable regular season that causes players to take entire games off, the dilution of talent over 30 franchises, the ever-changing relationship with its supplier, the N.C.A.A., and the competitive imbalance in which only a handful of teams can contend for a championship.
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Those were a few of the questions dogging the filmmaker Eliza McNitt as she set out to create the three-part interactive virtual reality film "SPHERES," which picked up the Grand Jury Prize for the Best Immersive Virtual Reality Experience at the Venice Film Festival last year — and which is on view now at Rockefeller Center.
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At about four in the morning, the roads leading out to the darker, leafier edges of town are clogged with cars and cars full of people migrating to the nearest dogging spot to shag the shit out of whoever and whatever they find there, usually in the hope of waking up Monday morning to find they've "gone viral" in an embedded Facebook video.
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As a member of Be the Change Turlock, a new grass-roots group of self-described "pissed-off middle-aged ladies who are into arts and crafts," Ms. Strahm is among those who have been dogging Mr. Denham with papier-mâché effigies and on social media, with pictures of milk cartons featuring the congressman and the word "missing" in bold capital letters.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) said the "fundamental issue" dogging the administration's handling of undocumented minors at the border is that none of the agencies involved in those cases takes responsibility for the children.
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Trump and Netanyahu get closer as two-state solution grows more remote Trump and Netanyahu get closer as two-state solution grows more remote President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at the White House on Wednesday for their first sit-down, and despite the controversies dogging both men — the Trump administration's and Russia, a possible indictment of Netanyahu — the two leaders were all smiles and handshakes.
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It was the confluence of a bunch of random factors — her boyfriend taking up portrait photography, a group of her friends dogging her to go with them to the shooting range, some guy in Reno asking her to be in a photo session based on the third-person shooter video game The Division — that got her to where she is now, posting mostly about guns and gun brands.
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There was some laughter as Elizabeth Warren, midway through a three-day tour through the first-in-the-nation caucus state of Iowa, tried to tackle a question that has been dogging her presidential campaign months before it even began: the DNA test she made public in October, weeks before a critical midterm election for Democrats, to prove what she described as "Native American ancestry" tied to the Cherokee Nation, a federally recognized tribe of 350,000 based in Warren's home state of Oklahoma.
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Alan GraysonAlan Mark GraysonFlorida's Darren Soto fends off Dem challenge from Alan Grayson Live results: Arizona and Florida hold primaries The Hill's Morning Report: Frustration mounts as Republicans blow up tax message MORE (D-Fla.) confronted Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) over the ethics charges dogging Grayson as he vies for the Senate.
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Alan GraysonAlan Mark GraysonFlorida's Darren Soto fends off Dem challenge from Alan Grayson Live results: Arizona and Florida hold primaries The Hill's Morning Report: Frustration mounts as Republicans blow up tax message MORE (D-Fla.) went after Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid28500 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) over ethics charges dogging Grayson as he vies for the Senate.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) on Thursday accused President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE of begging for Democrats to launch impeachment proceedings against him as a strategy for distracting the public from the many scandals dogging his administration.
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Among the contentious issues that have hamstrung negotiations are provisions targeting Planned Parenthood, possible fixes for problems dogging the new GOP tax law, funding for low-income subsidies under ObamaCare, the expansion of background checks for gun sales, new money for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's proposed border wall and tougher enforcement of immigration laws.
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Dogging, land art, Richard Dawson, and The Wicker Man; the ghosts of M25 orbital raves, exploding grain chimneys, and mad cows burning in a pile; Kill List, boy racers, the view from a George Shaw painting, and the stories of MR James; Derek Jarman's cottage in the shadow of Dungeness nuclear power station, abattoirs, Julian Cope, and thousands of pylons humming in the night like rows of metal angels, routing electricity through the darker parts of the grid to the cities where it is used to light neon bulbs, charge phones for workaday drug deals, fuel Funktion-One rigs.
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Trump's public nod of camaraderie with the conservative Republican, a regular presence on cable television who has criticized special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation and backed the impeachment of Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, was also notable given the controversy dogging Jordan surrounding allegations he knew of sexual abuse while serving as a wresting coach at The Ohio State University.
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