One of the things that's interesting is Silicon Valley has been recently really dragged into politics, really dragged into issues around the NRA, all kinds of things.
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Stay flexible and don't get dragged into any ego wars.
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And now Cardi B's name is being dragged into it.
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We cannot get dragged into simplistic narratives or yesterday's politics.
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He didn't get dragged into obvious traps Kaine was setting.
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That created a Twitter spat that dragged into Tuesday afternoon.
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One alternative, sorghum, was also dragged into the trade war.
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"She doesn't want to be dragged into any of this."
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The days dragged into weeks, wrenching for the waiting families.
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A Reuters witness saw some of them dragged into police vans.
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"I sort of got dragged into this thing," Liza Miller said.
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Technology stocks' painful sell-off dragged into another session on Monday.
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Granted, the intelligence community is concerned about being dragged into politics.
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Russia probe Now, Facebook has been dragged into the Russia mess.
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Read more: The Queen is being dragged into Britain's Brexit crisis
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But they were dragged into a clinic by Mom and Dad.
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Protesters were dragged into classrooms and detained there overnight they said.
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Instead of fighting back or being dragged into the drama, Sen.
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He just worked there part time and got dragged into it.
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Fans often worry when childhood favorites are dragged into the present.
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She makes her entrance comatose, dragged into view by her sons.
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He was then dragged into an operating room for emergency surgery.
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But it has since avoided getting dragged into the island's politics.
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Trump spoke as a partial government shutdown dragged into its 24th day.
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Some Hong Kong companies have been dragged into controversy amid the protests.
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Finally, the couple's awful dirty laundry has been dragged into the light.
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This time, blogger Bryanboy and model Andreja Pejic were dragged into it.
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Recently, pumpkin spice has even been dragged into the cough drop game.
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Avocados have unfortunately been dragged into a lot of unfair situations lately.
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And they got dragged into the Russia thing, he didn't like that.
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And some presidents need to be dragged into breaking an unwise promise.
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But in practice they can be dragged into the Islamic courts, too.
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"One more institution gets dragged into this partisan morass," Mr. Axelrod said.
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He then said Trump had been dragged into a British political row.
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The controversy over his remarks dragged into a third day on Thursday.
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Yet another car company might be dragged into the emissions testing scandal.
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Like all the women dragged into her brother's orbit, Alice is vulnerable.
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First, Ukraine was dragged into US internal politics [with the impeachment saga].
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For some reason, Steven Seagal got dragged into the NFL protest debate.
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Kem Sokha, the CNRP's acting leader, has also been repeatedly dragged into court.
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Crystal Palace briefly looked like being dragged into the scrap last least season.
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She is a lovely person who should not be dragged into this mess.
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Their home base in Japan would quickly be dragged into a Korean fight.
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And he owes me an apology for just getting me dragged into this.
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The singer was dragged into the room by men dressed as prison guards.
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Video of Clinton Sunday being dragged into a car made the rounds online.
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Ritzer was attacked in a women's restroom before being dragged into the woods.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Humanity was reluctantly dragged into a new era this week.
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Other technology firms have also been dragged into it, including telecommunications firm ZTE.
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Video taken by bystanders shows Mr. Gray being dragged into a police van.
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Mr. Bradlee refused and The Post, too, was dragged into a legal battle.
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As talks dragged into the night of the second day, the jurors tired.
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Instead, her coworker, perhaps rightfully, got annoyed by being dragged into this showdown.
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"I was dragged into the Michael Cohen issue," Hannity said on his show.
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Tiki Brand wasn't the only brand dragged into the "Unite the Right" maelstrom.
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These countries have now also been dragged into the fight against the terror group.
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Others were dragged into the vehicles of security forces and raped, the activists said.
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" He added: "We are being dragged into a diplomatic row that is not ours.
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McKinsey is one of several global firms to be dragged into the Gupta scandal.
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You may always be dragged into a 2v2 match where things really get chaotic.
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It hopes to show support for Pakistan without being dragged into an unwanted conflict.
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Businesses in the territory now risk being dragged into the U.S.-China trade war.
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However, on Tuesday both players refused to get dragged into a war of words.
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He dragged into it, often kicking and screaming, great orchestras, audiences and even governments.
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They do no include getting dragged into security problems in the middle of nowhere.
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Let's start with Mastro's account of how Snyder was supposedly dragged into Tantaros' case.
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In the meantime, Walgreens risks being dragged into nearly every negative story about Theranos.
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If they hadn't been there I would have been dragged into the car park.
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But getting dragged into a political fight does present a challenge for the network.
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Very much an American story — except that Ukraine is unwillingly dragged into the mud.
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The season will have its hard birth, and we will be dragged into light.
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The case has been dragged into the politics of the U.S.-China trade war.
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It's also worth nothing that Taylor's personal life may also be dragged into the trial.
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" He added though, that his "discomfort" over being dragged into the controversy "hardly bears mention.
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But what are we gaining by seeing these iconic images dragged into the modern era?
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But if Arab conflicts spread, countries in the Horn could be dragged into the fray.
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It's hard to avoid the impression that she's being dragged into the public eye nonetheless.
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"It's unfortunate that we got dragged into that situation, but we move forward," says Gomes.
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" "They are pushing clay into a crusher, their hands are caught, dragged into the machine.
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The update also lets you mute any conversations you've been dragged into against your will.
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Still, Mr. Reid had been dragged into plenty of fights, his friends and family said.
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A quaint shop in the West Village gets dragged into rough-and-tumble Albany politics.
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A regular summer guest who gets dragged into all this is the writer Philip Caputo.
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"Each company has been dragged into this kicking and screaming," he said in an interview.
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Being grabbed immediately and dragged into the world of a book and its own language.
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Eventually, the man lets go of his pole rather than get dragged into the water.
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Every step the administration has taken on this issue inevitably has been dragged into litigation.
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Iran warned President Trump against being dragged into all-out war in the Middle East.
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Greece is being dragged into reform by its EU creditors, but has howled all the way.
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Talk about because you all get dragged into it too and you all are also participants.
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As if the man has no mind of his own, dragged into the relationship at gunpoint.
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Every Easter, Peeps, an already controversial candy, gets dragged into unlikely and off-putting food mashups.
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But, if subsidies disappear, up to a quarter of farms could be dragged into a loss.
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I refuse to be dragged into the media storm created in the aftermath of our breakup.
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That's surely (let's hope) a band-aid until this system gets dragged into the 21st century.
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Yes, Keurig has gotten itself dragged into the muck that is the culture wars in 2017.
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They want to be involved, and as they're getting involved they're being dragged into this race.
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They worried the U.S.-led military alliance would be dragged into a possible confrontation with Iran.
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Our suspicions around Mona starting shooting upwards when she was dragged into the Liars Lament game.
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So how did Ted Cruz get dragged into this and why is it a big deal?
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And the agency found itself dragged into the political fighting over the shutdown in recent days.
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Why do we allow ourselves to be dragged into pointless, likely fruitless, micro-arguments on Twitter?
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He was dragged into this by what we allege is irresponsible behavior by a media outlet.
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A fantasy world where the past has been dragged into the present in an interesting way.
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The big question is whether Labour will be dragged into one against their will, or not.
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Long before she was dragged into the public eye, Ms. Laurio experienced one struggle after another.
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Anastasiades said he objected to the long-frozen Cyprus dispute being dragged into the migrant crisis.
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He said that Russia would not be dragged into a costly arms race despite NATO's behavior.
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"I have not gotten dragged into a divisive political role at all yet," he told POLITICO.
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At the moment, Britain is dragged into huge game-changing policies that we do not want.
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Of course Mueller, a longtime Republican, doesn't want to get dragged into a partisan food fight.
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The hunt to find each occurrence of PlugX continued around the clock and dragged into the weekend.
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They were basically dragged into it by FDR, and the feds coughed up most of the money.
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"Europe must not be dragged into the trade dispute between China and the United States," it added.
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But the biggest loser is the Fed itself, fighting daily to avoid being dragged into the swamp.
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They worried that the U.S.-led military alliance would be dragged into a possible confrontation with Iran.
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Tun's attempts to contact Facebook officials in the United States dragged into the night but were unsuccessful.
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In the end, she shoots a guy and gets dragged into a police truck kicking and screaming.
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Could any of those emails be dragged into a dragnet in the next round of congressional subpoenas?
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Buckingham Palace reportedly expressed dismay that the Queen — famously neutral — was being dragged into a political event.
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The issue has since been further dragged into politics due to President Trump's interest in the subject.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's Big Brother is getting dragged into the trade war by Donald Trump.
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Bags were suddenly thrown over their heads, and they were dragged into the back of the car.
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But he did not want to be dragged into using his position to settle American political scores.
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Ghafoor said Rehman should know the military was impartial and it should not be dragged into politics.
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Weeks before he was dragged into the Trump saga, Zelensky had announced an economic forum in Mariupol.
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Pence has sought to avoid getting dragged into the impeachment scandal while publicly remaining loyal to Trump.
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" Hunter S. Thompson likened it to "being dragged into a beer-brawl in some violent Irish pub.
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Kate (Aisling Bea), Miles' wife, is dragged into the domestic mess when she suddenly has two husbands.
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The partial shutdown dragged into its 21st day on Friday, with no immediate end on the horizon.
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He could still be dragged into HHS Secretary Tom Price's efforts to address drug pricing through regulation.
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And, despite being dragged into the Theranos drama, the building's value is still high at an estimated $26,035,00.
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As the party's struggle to put out results dragged into Tuesday morning, the leading candidates in Iowa — Sen.
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This has extended to other senior members of his party who are also being dragged into the past.
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Martina García plays a hapless, working-class single-mom dragged into a spiral of successive abuses and betrayals.
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Reddit and Tumblr are now being dragged into the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation, according to The Washington Post.
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And even Sam Panopoulos, the then-82-year-old inventor of pineapple pizza, was dragged into the controversy.
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No one wants to be dragged into court all the time, not even bold, disruptive technology start-ups.
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Irizarry's attorney told us he's almost certain the fight his client was dragged into was the same one.
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A section of the wall is made with mud Tsehua personally dragged into the city from Tibetan lands.
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Gun manufacturers and dealers who sell to suspected straw purchasers could be dragged into court under the legislation.
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Isolation is much less dangerous than the danger of being dragged into wars which do not concern us.
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Many soldiers seem to have been dragged into the plot by being told they were conducting an exercise.
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If the cryptocurrency boom goes bust, stocks could easily be dragged into the chaos, Wells Fargo Securities says.
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It's only the latest case in which Facebook is being dragged into a fight in a foreign country.
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You are very angry that you have been dragged into this as a former associate of Roger Stone.
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SINGAPORE – A senior Qatari official said Sunday his country will not be dragged into any conflict with Iran.
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The Kremlin said on May 18 that Putin was being dragged into Britain's EU debate to score points.
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The four women who Trump dragged into the last debate were a mixed bag of cases, some tragic.
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I never thought that the F.B.I. could be dragged into a political circus surrounding one of its investigations.
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Had it passed, the bill would have protected journalists from being dragged into court to reveal anonymous sources.
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They would much rather be left to focus on their studies than to be dragged into political pageantry.
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Instead of being forthcoming and transparent, Boeing had to be dragged into doing something to fix the problem.
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To better understand Section 230, and why it's being dragged into this mess, check out Casey's living guide.
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To better understand Section 230, and why it's being dragged into this mess, check out Casey's living guide.
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"I mean, Zaza's my teammate," said West, who did not sound thrilled about being dragged into the conversation.
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She dragged into the light issues plaguing lives that until then had rarely been discussed in the mainstream.
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As the days dragged into early July, a Thai Navy Seal died while attempting to rescue the children.
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At the end of the day, I think [Ford] doesn't care to be dragged into the federal campaign.
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Americans want a way out of a record-breaking government shutdown that dragged into its 33rd day on Wednesday.
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He had been dragged into the Seven Seas Lagoon while wading in water near Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.
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"A small child was dragged into the lagoon right outside my room," Katherine Popp wrote in an Instagram post.
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Its protagonist, Vic Brown, is dragged into a miserable marriage after he gets his 18-year-old girlfriend pregnant.
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If you heard the soundtrack, saw the film, everything about it at those times, you got dragged into it.
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Children have been dragged into the war, with as many as 10,000 recruited by armed groups during the crisis.
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Perry is acknowledging that she was dragged into the situation, but she's smartly not being too forward about it.
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The players who did arrive home on Wednesday were not prepared to get dragged into the row just yet.
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It'd be so easy to have got dragged into, 'Oh let's have another factory and produce tonnes of them.
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Many had their feet dragged into this post-iPhone world and have been waiting for some half-decent solution.
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That controversy has now dragged into its second week of angry debate and protests that have split the country.
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Of course the country got dragged into a day-long discussion about his dick looking like Toad from Mario.
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I know it's easier said than done to get out of that negative mindset when we're dragged into it.
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Then, just like Anita Hill, Christine Blasey Ford was dragged into the spotlight after telling her story to Democrats.
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Seems like she's saying she's been unnecessarily dragged into the penis pill market, due to her association with O'Reilly.
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Well, I didn't know until now, and there I stand watching this testimony, feeling really stupid, dragged into reality.
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And now, thanks to new court filings, Charles Schwab&aposs charitable business is also being dragged into the drama.
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Although generally supportive of the alliance, Japanese voters remain concerned about their country getting dragged into U.S.-led conflicts.
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Canada was dragged into the fray when Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, was detained in Vancouver in December.
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Though Maruthi Consulting is based in the US, it has recently been dragged into HMIT's legal drama in India.
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He just wanted to be an engineer at HP. He had to kind of be dragged into starting Apple.
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And that takes diplomacy — not American soldiers being dragged into the middle of another civil war in the Middle East.
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The partial government shutdown became the longest funding lapse in U.S. history Saturday, as it dragged into its 22nd day.
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And then they turn it around and say: I was attacked, I was surprised, I was dragged into the room.
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The Supreme Court has, of course, gotten dragged into "political morass," as Ohlin called it, several times over the centuries.
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It's the latest example of how a popular sport has been dragged into tensions over the months-long political unrest.
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Yet at the same time the Hong Kong administration has called for politics not to be dragged into the debate.
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Do you pay attention to his tweets or random internet fights he's getting dragged into, or the things he's writing?
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The country already has overcrowded jails; too many people — disproportionately people of color — are dragged into the criminal justice system.
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Carr is less than happy about the news, since the BSU is dragged into the news article about the arrest.
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And then they turn it around and say, 'I was attacked, I was surprised, I was dragged into the room.
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If you win a few fights impressively, you might end up dragged into an early title shot kicking and screaming.
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But after being so obviously dragged into it by the repeated questions, he appeared to be relatively measured and fair.
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Why risk being dragged into this morass by not only dictating a statement but doing so on Air Force One?
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TMZ broke the story ... Nipsey and his crew got dragged into an intense melee in the parking lot of Nightingale.
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He will need to keep the points short and avoid getting dragged into taxing rallies that Nadal will invariably win.
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Children have also been dragged into the war, with as many as 10,000 recruited by armed groups during the crisis.
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And now court documents show Optum, a health care company owned by UnitedHealth Group, is getting dragged into the mix.
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After all, those who speak out critically about what's going on here have a history of getting dragged into court.
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His body was dragged into the restroom, where Coonan gave his cronies a demonstration of the fine art of dismembering.
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But really, having Eleven watch over you while you sleep so you aren't dragged into the Upside Down is priceless.
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Their argument, in essence, was that a sitting president couldn't be dragged into a civil case filed in state court.
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But as late afternoon dragged into early evening and beyond, Cora was cycling through pitchers and running out of options.
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Senate legislation to protect children from sexual exploitation online is being dragged into a larger fight over privacy and encryption.
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But promises that a package would be delivered by Tuesday morning dragged into assurances it would come by Tuesday night.
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And it's likely to increase the spotlight on Roberts, who has warned against the courts being dragged into partisan fights.
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Intermittently, it is dragged into fighting the Taliban, as when its advisors helped order airstrikes to repel insurgents in Ghazni.
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"I won't get dragged into commentary about matters concerning the royal family," Johnson said when asked about Andrew by reporters.
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A large portion of the field is about to get dragged into the maelstrom whether they like it or not.
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"There is a big misunderstanding about how the cycle of violence works and why people get dragged into it," Maler says.
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Importantly, none of the 50 pukao analyzed by the researchers exhibited scratches at the base, suggesting they weren't dragged into place.
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President Donald Trump suggested he could force a prolonged government shutdown Wednesday as the partial closure dragged into its fifth day.
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If a deal fails to materialise, the airline could be dragged into bankruptcy by creditors, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
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If a deal fails to materialize, the airline could be dragged into bankruptcy by creditors, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
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Not to mention what it would mean for the young staffers who have of course been dragged into all of this.
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There's literally no reason to connect her to the divorce, other than Pitt's history, but she's been dragged into it anyway.
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"Russia is being dragged into the domestic debate on Brexit," the Russian embassy in London said in a statement in March.
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"I am calling on people not to get dragged into violence and to practice restraint and avoid bloodshed," he told CNN.
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Two-year-old Lane Graves was dragged into the water near Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa by an alligator in June.
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They are also conscious of the fact that they are getting dragged into the political arena—and this makes them uncomfortable.
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The controversies surrounding these adoptions would be worth attention even if they had not been dragged into the Trump-Russia controversy.
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In Miles Ahead, McGregor plays a Rolling Stone reporter dragged into the life of the then-reclusive Davis in the '70s.
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"This was a personal issue, a personal issue that's been dragged into the public arena," Mr. Joyce said on Feb. 16.
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As the hours of intense legislative debate dragged into Tuesday night, lawmakers had not yet acted on most of the bills.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Think about the last time you were dragged into a meeting room for an assessment.
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Too often, the players feel, owners must be dragged into treating them like they're human beings, rather than glorified auto parts.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday expressed annoyance that he's been dragged into the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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It needs intrepid whistleblowers willing to step forward and defend the institutions this president has dragged into the dirt with him.
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The officer continued to activate the device as it clung to Mr. Bear-heels, who resisted being dragged into the vehicle.
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"This explains why an inflated carcass, due to the gases of the decomposition, was dragged into the mangrove forest," she said.
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She was most likely still alive, the medical examiner determined, when she was dragged into the water and left to drown.
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Even baby angel Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) got dragged into this narrative in the Netflix reboot that must not be named.
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And Saudi officials have made clear to the White House that they do not want to be dragged into war either.
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In 212, as _________'s civil war dragged into its sixth year, fragile truces brokered by the United States and Russia crumbled.
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It also came as the partial shutdown of the federal government dragged into its 13th day, with no clear resolution in sight.
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As Monday dragged into Tuesday, however, it became evident that Iowa Democrats had a big mess on their hands involving the count.
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"I love this woman, and I am not going to let her get dragged into the mud of this crap," Cohen said.
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Having been dragged into two world wars, it wanted to banish Franco-German rivalry and build a rampart against the Soviet threat.
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The girl would be a fisherman's daughter, who would meet a rogue princess in a marketplace, and be dragged into an adventure.
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If you don't want to get dragged into that kind of business yourself, you just have to point to the right people.
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He never took the bait, never let himself get dragged into unfavorable terrain, and simply ignored subjects he didn't want to discuss.
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Microsoft has become the latest company dragged into the tech industry's ethical reckoning over the use of its products by government agencies.
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Mexican beef companies fear they may be dragged into a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement between the three countries.
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Attempts by security to calm the masses failed before cops stepped in ... only for cops to then get dragged into the melee.
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"They didn't want to be dragged into a corruption scandal it was fraught," said another refining consultant familiar with the Curacao talks.
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Halle felt Olivier's temper was out of control and was furious she got dragged into a lawsuit over an assault at LAX.
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"They didn't want to be dragged into a corruption scandal – it was fraught," said another refining consultant familiar with the Curacao talks.
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"However, Johnson refused to criticise Trump on Tuesday evening, saying only that the president had been "dragged into a British political debate.
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"The Europeans are not keen to be dragged into a regional conflict by the U.S.," said one source familiar with the talks.
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But Europe, the French and the Germans argued, needed its own defense capacity, so it could not be dragged into America's wars.
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An Australian woman who was on her honeymoon was dragged into the water after a shark bit her finger during a feeding.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) can't even levy the largest fine in its history without being dragged into a political morass.
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They were willing to help my cause as much as they could, so long as they weren't personally dragged into the mire.
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He said he had not defended the ambassador more because he did not think civil servants should be dragged into political disputes.
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Prime ministers found themselves — Lord Aberdeen in the Crimea and Lord Salisbury with the Boers — dragged into conflicts they didn't much want.
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But now that limit has been removed, creating the possibility that up to 50 people can get dragged into long-running arguments.
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She will stay at the company until a replacement is found and has not gotten publicly dragged into its most toxic messes.
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They also do not want their country dragged into a hegemonic struggle between the United States and China, its biggest trade partner.
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In book after book, modern art and modern music are dragged into the story as an excuse to air these crotchety views.
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A number of countries have been dragged into trade issues which have, in large part, been initiated by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The difficulty comes when he gets dragged into the longer encounters in later rounds where focus, discipline and fitness come into play.
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"Why would we be dragged into local politics?" said Mr. Chan, who is also the chairman of the society's Hong Kong Center.
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Everyone's getting dragged into all kinds of global issues all along, but let's talk about the travel ban itself, when that happened.
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Puerto Rico was dragged into billions of dollars in public debt after decades of mismanagement, corruption and excessive borrowing to balance budgets.
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Ellie (Grace Van Patten) is a young drifter who gets dragged into his plan — and only further ensnared when it goes wrong.
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Not just that, but that he was making other things that had nothing to do with this and got dragged into it.
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There was a clump of grass in one of her hands, indicating she was dragged into the weeds where she was eventually killed.
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Florida officials say the 2-year-old boy who was dragged into a lake near a Walt Disney World hotel is likely dead.
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The partial government shutdown dragged into its 27th day Thursday, leaving 800,000 workers without pay, airport security delayed and national parks largely unattended.
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By her side was John Sessa, Executive Director of her Vanderpump Dogs organization, who also had his name dragged into the PuppyGate drama.
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The company has been caught up in politics over the past few years with its consumer division being dragged into it as well.
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For that reason, the horrifying narrative of a child being dragged into the water wouldn't be outside of an alligator's typical hunting habits.
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Aizina appeared to have been dragged into the field and her purse and jewelry were missing, the outlet reported, citing a police report.
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They say he was stabbed in his cell, then dragged into the prison yard by correctional officers who left him there to die.
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Egon spearheads an investigation into the case, and grown-up Ulrich is dragged into the police station by none other than Egon Doppler.
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The series follows the kids and adults of a small town as they're dragged into the mysterious disappearance of local boy Will Byers.
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But as the shutdown dragged into its 34th day, many federal workers, including those who oversee route authorizations and aircraft certifications, remained furloughed.
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US counterterrorism efforts will be crippled when its most important allies are dragged into court and threatened with billions of dollars in liability.
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The fact that the Queen is being dragged into the Brexit crisis is a sign of quite how fractious British politics has become.
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Slides can always be dragged into new order by tapping, holding, and moving them up or down in the pane on the left.
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Refusing to be dragged into the gutter of political debate, Kasich has shown knowledge and wisdom as he's stayed above the Republican fray.
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But as Paul's delaying tactics dragged into Friday morning, opposition in the House, particularly among Democrats, seemed to be on the rise. Rep.
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Cram told BBC radio, for whom he commentates, that the TUE system was robust and athletes were being unfairly dragged into the spotlight.
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Now, in another surreal twist, the popular Brooklyn pizza hotspot Roberta's has been dragged into Pizzagate, and is receiving death and torture threats.
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In each, succumbing to the monster's seductive wiles will leave one dead, dragged into another world, or at least pregnant with demonic spawn.
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In his second term, some analysts expect him to keep emphasizing practical development programs and not get too dragged into divisive religious issues.
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But she emphatically did not consent to having their sex lives dragged into the spotlight, risking her professional relationships and embarrassing their children.
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The royal family may have been dragged into accepting divorce and the idea of marrying divorcees, but it is vital that they did.
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" In Syria, he said it is important that Americans not be "dragged into the middle of another civil war in the Middle East.
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" The American Foreign Service Association, which represents State Department employees, urged that the American diplomatic corps "not be dragged into partisan political battles.
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After making progress during talks that dragged into Wednesday night, an IG BCE spokesman said both sides were close to reaching a deal.
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Some states make it easier to get driver's licenses, lessening the chance of being dragged into the deportation machine by a traffic stop.
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The PG-13 movie, directed by Catherine Hardwicke ("Twilight"), finds Rodriguez ("Jane the Virgin") playing a woman dragged into the Mexico drug war.
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Empty director's chairs were dragged into an approximation of an audience around the giant stage where the show's contestants usually walk the runway.
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"I never raped, harassed, assaulted anyone, and it sickens me that I'm dragged into having to make this sort of denial," Ames wrote.
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"The interesting thing about my being dragged into a Twitter conversation with Trump is that my politics are very different than his," Majic said.
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Garrett Powell, Kevin Fortenberry, and, of course, Luke himself, may have been dragged into the petty distraction of that argument, but Tyler hasn't been.
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The film is so bad that even fans with a high threshold for sci-fi tawdriness ask: Why did Rihanna get dragged into this?
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"You know what, I love this woman, and I'm not going to let her get dragged into the mud of this crap," Cohen said.
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But that also means nothing that other Axe Cap "clients" have told Wendy would be protected, and could thus be dragged into the trial.
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With two branches of government preparing for political war, the question now is whether the third -- the courts -- will be dragged into the fray.
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The incident triggers a flashback in which she's being dragged into a dark cell at the lab, all the while screaming for "Papa," a.k.a.
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As the series begins, Plum is slowly dragged into the Jennifer movement, which seems to be a vigilante group dedicated to punishing sexual predators.
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It means many are still sitting on the sidelines and they may now be dragged into the markets after seeing the new high headlines.
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It means many are still sitting on the sidelines, and they may now be dragged into the markets after seeing the new high headlines.
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FOR months Chinese officials have stuck to the same script: China does not want a trade war, but will win if dragged into one.
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Alice now has evidence to connect Reggie to the apparent season-long murder mystery, so he's definitely getting dragged into the sheriff's station soon.
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He becomes so insistent, the Weissman men are eventually dragged into a "secure room" to discuss why Noah can never, ever work at Bell.
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MPs, including members of the ruling parties, and the media are alert to the merest hint of being dragged into an EU "transfer union".
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Florida officials say Disney resorts routinely remove alligators from the area where a 2-year-old boy was dragged into a lake on Tuesday.
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I don't think this shooting has anything to do with that, but it's being dragged into the world in a way it hasn't been.
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He opens the film by dodging "insurgents" and "ordering an airstrike" on an Iraqi village that presumably has been dragged into the American war.
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Her decision has been disregarded and she's now been dragged into a protracted legal battle over her ability to get the care she needs.
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During the course of two deployments that dragged into the summer of 2001, I had the privilege to meet and serve with Michael Metrinko.
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AT ALL: Via The Hill's Julian Hattem, Attorney General Loretta Lynch is about to be dragged into the spotlight in the Clinton FBI probe.
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Daenerys is dragged into the big tent in the center of town, where lo and behold, the crones have thrown her a welcome party.
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Mnuchin was first dragged into the lawsuit by RKA Film Financing in 2015 for his role as a co-chairman of Relativity Media's board.
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Hypothetical 2020 challenger Ben Sasse is known for his brand of adult, moralistic conservatism, but even he would get dragged into the Trumpian muck.
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Once you become a fact witness, then it's very possible even as the attorney you might get dragged into the middle of the fight.
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But then two of the others weren't the murderer, yet they'll still be dragged into the same pit of suspicion Naz finds himself in.
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Then, Northup tells us, they were dragged into the shade, doused with buckets of water and ordered back into their places in the cane.
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Goldman's shares are down nearly 13 percent since Thursday's close because of concern over whether the firm's leaders might be dragged into the case.
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Also last week, a young woman was dragged into a moving car by a group of men as she was walking home after midnight.
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"I don't know how I will be able to make amends to the young person who I dragged into my sordid mess," he said.
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At the outset of this eight-part series, Alex is dragged into a web of organized crime involving mafiosos from Israel, India and Russia.
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In 2016, as the war dragged into its 15th year, Americans elected a President who made ending the war one of his campaign promises.
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"As Commander-in-Chief, I will not allow the United States to be dragged into another war in Iraq," President Obama vowed in 2014.
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Sondland's testimony caused an immediate headache for officials such as Pence and Pompeo -- who are getting more and more dragged into the Ukraine mess.
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"If we look at the testimony he did earlier in the month, he was pretty careful not to get dragged into conversations," added Fernandez.
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Mnuchin was first dragged into the lawsuit by RKA Film Financing in 21625 for his role as a co-chairman of Relativity Media's board.
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I know the A.C.L.U. will come down on me for this, but my feeling is if someone has been dragged into court, they're guilty.
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Despite his attempts to stay on a narrow path, he is unwittingly dragged into business with mafia members after he witnesses them murder his boss.
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Brisk pacing and a clear vision keep The Report from getting dragged into the weeds, even as Dan himself threatens to lose himself in them.
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Elon Musk is fighting to keep his ex-girlfriend from being dragged into an investor lawsuit over the Tesla CEO's now infamous take-private tweet.
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Not only Europe's food sector, but global interests such as New Zealand lamb exporters and Brazilian beef farmers could be dragged into such a negotiation.
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She's been dragged into the barn and raped so many times that the experience is imprinting on her and leading her to take preventative measures.
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Police divers haul a boat to the entrance of Silver Lakes Rotary Nature Park after a woman was dragged into the lake by an alligator.
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It's possible, of course, that a Stoke or a Southampton, or even the champions Leicester, could start badly, panic and get dragged into the mire.
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In private, its officials say that the trade show will be little use—and that they do not want to be dragged into Chinese propaganda.
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His name has been tied to negative reports about the company's culture, and recently he's been dragged into politics and public disagreements with President Trump.
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It's the latest instance of sports being dragged into Hong Kong's ongoing pro-democracy, anti-government protests, which are now stretching into their fourth month.
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A talented young Financial Times journalist is feared to have been killed after he was dragged into a lagoon by a crocodile in Sri Lanka.
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The country may thus see a new conflict over where sovereignty lies—the constitutional question which, above all others, Brexit has dragged into the light.
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Chansa, 27, and Kaumba, 28, say if they had not discovered circus they could have easily been dragged into a world of drink and drugs.
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Kompothecras says the hardest part of the entire experience has been watching his family, friends and cast mates be dragged into the scandal with him.
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As the tense September 220 board meeting dragged into its sixth hour, Chairman Paulo Penido broke the deadlocked vote and the three executives were dismissed.
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The focus remains on the competition itself, because that should be interesting enough without the rest of the nonsense that gets dragged into the mix.
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The footage was taken just two months before 2-year-old Lane Graves, from Nebraska, was dragged into the lagoon by an alligator and killed.
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A number of Pence advisers and staff worked out of Trump Tower during the transition -- and are now worried about being dragged into legal issues.
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News outlets reported that there were no signs of blunt-force trauma to the body, only marks consistent with having been dragged into the underbrush.
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Even as technology gets dragged into the growing trade tensions between China and the U.S., stocks in the sector continue to rally to record highs.
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The White House announced that Trump has signed the bill in a brief statement Wednesday afternoon as the partial shutdown dragged into its 26th day.
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"Innocent Muslim girls are dragged into the trap of marriage to wealthy sheikhs of Arab countries," Mahendar Reddy, Hyderabad police commissioner, said in a statement.
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The PSL has been dragged into it, a sort of totem of basicness, the drink Fiat 500 Twitter would be if it were a drink.
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Shares of other media companies which could be dragged into a round of consolidation of U.S. film and TV production and distribution were largely unchanged.
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I think coming back to, on the one hand, how Trump's policies actually hurt people and not get dragged into the vortex of his bullshit.
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Without a firm answer, Mr. Ocalan's children are savvy enough to not get dragged into an inconclusive fight with either Iran or the Syrian regime.
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And instead of walking excitedly down the aisle, she is dragged into a secluded room to be married to a man she has never met?
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So it's too bad you've been dragged into this — and I understand you may feel guilty about perhaps getting a colleague in trouble by mistake.
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That is the only way that we're going to prevent ourselves from being dragged into this quagmire, deeper and deeper into a war with Iran.
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After she was criticized in early debates for being evasive on how she would pay for the policy, Warren was dragged into a monthslong morass.
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A second diplomat said China had been dragged into the political crisis by the Maldivian opposition, which accused Beijing of grabbing some of its islands.
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Apple was recently dragged into controversy, however, after Bloomberg reported that tiny microchips used for surveillance had infiltrated data center equipment run by Apple and Amazon.
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US allies also are concerned that they will be dragged into the middle of the review and intelligence-sharing relationships could be damaged in the process.
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In April, a 225-year-old girl was dragged into the forest in Sumatra and gang raped then killed by 853 boys, many younger than 285.
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All in a day's work: Elizabeth tries to save a peace deal with Russia and then is dragged into an emergency aboard the International Space Station.
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And though all of the evidence we're going to see today is definitely baloney, you can see why fans would get dragged into this rabbit hole.
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In about a year, LightSail 2 will pass close enough to Earth that it will be dragged into the planet's atmosphere, burning up during its descent.
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"I never raped, harassed, assaulted anyone, and it sickens me that I'm dragged into having to make this sort of denial," Ames wrote, according to Reuters.
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All judgments about Dolezal herself aside, her story is supremely sad for the people in her life who got dragged into the controversy, like her sons.
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Saying, "Show me pictures on the web of New York City," you'll get a list of image results that can then be dragged into other applications.
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The affidavit states she had been struck in the head five times with a metal pipe, sexually assaulted, dragged into a ditch and left to die.
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They argued that, despite being members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Europe needed its own defense capacity to avoid being dragged into America's wars.
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The company, which was co-founded by billionaire Peter Thiel and is run by CEO Alex Karp, was dragged into the Facebook data scandal in March.
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Small states in the eastern hemisphere are at risk of being dragged into the orbit of either China or India, a former Asian president said Friday.
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In conversations in the West Wing on Wednesday, Trump expressed apprehension about being dragged into the topic of sexual assault or harassment if he weighs in.
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"We'd always tried to avoid social- or political-agenda engagement, and we kind of got dragged into it," Robinson, the chain's CMO at the time, said.
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Britain, France and Germany have sought to avoid being dragged into U.S. sanctions but say Iran must return to full compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal.
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"Without a political strategy, the U.S. is simply going to find itself in the same position again, drained militarily and dragged into another quagmire," she said.
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"She refused to allow her embassy to be dragged into some sort of effort to concoct dirt for political purposes," a former official told The Guardian.
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Prince Charles was dragged into a $136 million art hoax scandal after a convicted counterfeiter claimed he'd forged art hanging in one of the royal properties.
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If the Twitter canoe problem gets worse, Twitter might have to experiment with new ways to save people from being dragged into conversations against their will.
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Even if Brand doesn't know much more than the public does, she may simply want to avoid the risk of being dragged into a constitutional crisis.
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Added to the frustration of those performances was the fact that he found himself dragged into a controversy started by a player on the opposing team.
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Google has been increasingly dragged into the public eye in recent months, as a central player in the fight against online misinformation and foreign election interference.
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The deal was further sweetened by the additional items, which allowed lawmakers to approve legislation that would have otherwise dragged into an election year without action.
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Reddit may also be dragged into Congress' probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections, which has also caught up Facebook, Twitter and Google. Sen.
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Yovanovitch "refused to allow her embassy to be dragged into some sort of effort to concoct dirt for political purposes," a former official told The Guardian.
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Mr. Zhang was beaten and dragged into a car, said Yu Tianfu, 22, a history student at Peking University who was studying in a nearby cafe.
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Ghent's attorney tells us it wasn't about money, but more that she didn't want his children -- who were on the vacation -- dragged into the case as witnesses.
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The great supermodel debateKendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid were just living their fabulous lives when they suddenly got dragged into what we'll call the great supermodel debate.
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For the internet service providers that may be named or identified in the pending indictments, this could mean they see their names dragged into the proceedings, too.
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The SPDR S&P Retail ETF clawed back into positive territory after being briefly dragged into the red at the open on the heels of Nordstrom's decline.
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Pooja Bohara was dragged into a bathroom and raped in 2012 when she was 14, a case that made headlines and triggered anger across the Himalayan nation.
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"I feel like we're exacerbating it by even talking about it," Cox said about her longtime bestie and former Friends costar getting dragged into the divorce drama.
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Florida authorities released the 911 calls from the night a Nebraska toddler was dragged into the Seven Seas Lagoon at a Disney World Resort by an alligator.
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Former Today show anchor Tamron Hall is being dragged into the ugly divorce of Jesse Jackson Jr. — and the former U.S. congressman is not happy about it.
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Casamassima tells PEOPLE that his grief would be inconsolable if he were the father of the child who died after being dragged into the lake Tuesday night.
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The Houston native and Yale graduate was "beaten over the head and dragged into the back of a police truck," during the protest, according to the statement.
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An unusual House race between two Pennsylvania Republicans is heating up, with legal action and love lives being dragged into the fight just weeks before Election Day.
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However, there are serious concerns being expressed in the Pentagon that the US could be dragged into a wider regional conflict, not just with Syria but Iran.
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Considering how quickly virtual reality seems to be taking off, I'd say it's only a matter of time before it gets dragged into the debate as well.
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Opponents argue that innocent civilians will be dragged into the sights of intelligence agencies, while the government says the powers are needed to counter national security threats.
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British Cycling has also been dragged into the controversy surrounding Team Sky's use of Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs), including for former Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins.
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US withdrawal removes the risk of being dragged into a conflict over the Turkey-Syria border and reduces US exposure to the Middle East's violent political problems.
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Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, was slow to get involved in Syria's civil war, fearing being dragged into another open-ended foreign conflict like the one in Afghanistan.
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His personal life had been dragged into court in a lawsuit filed in 2006 by his cousins, who claimed they were owed part of the company's assets.
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Ms. Broaddrick, for instance, initially denied that anything happened, saying later that she did so because she did not want to be dragged into the political arena.
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I really don't want to risk getting dragged into the congressional mosh pit and accidentally besmirching my reputation for standing above politics by straightforwardly answering a question.
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We would keep alliances but renegotiate them to ensure we cannot be dragged into peripheral fights or be placed first in line to do other people's killing.
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He also says Britain, which is not part of the single-currency euro zone, will not be dragged into ever closer union among the EU's member states.
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And now, thanks to new court filings, Charles Schwab&aposs business that manages charitable contributions is being dragged into the drama and cast in a supporting role.
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"We can't allow ourselves to be dragged into the political process, to be a protagonist in the political fight," he said, according to one of the people.
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He also said the United States and its proxies had been defeated in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that the U.S. had been "dragged" into Mali and Niger.
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By the way, that goes double for the White House staff, plus anyone at State, CIA, Defense and any other agency that could be dragged into this.
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"Of course the one female author who has name recognition on par with Shakespeare is the one who gets dragged into debates like this," Ms. Wells said.
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"The tribe here has not been dragged into this proceeding against its will," Torczon said during a hearing on Monday before three judges from the patent board.
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"We joined the government... as the party and the country have been dragged into a difficult position," Vijith Wijayamuni Soysa, one of the three lawmakers told parliament.
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The fact that the press corps is captive in the White House and can be dragged into these executive order signings is, for him, like mainlining heroin.
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Saul's nadir likely came in its second episode, when Jimmy was dragged into the desert and threatened with death by Tuco Salamanca, a major Breaking Bad villain.
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She was unwittingly dragged into a controversy that resulted in the cancellation of one of ABC's biggest hits, but Valerie Jarrett isn't wasting any breath on Roseanne Barr.
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Many a Saturday Night Live sketch painted Conway, Ivanka Trump, and Melania Trump as reluctant bystanders who involuntarily got dragged into something they wanted nothing to do with.
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"Oguibe's work is being dragged into the middle of a political and social struggle," Alexander Koch of KOW, the Berlin gallery representing Oguibe in the matter, told Hyperallergic.
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Less willingly, Zuckerberg has found himself dragged into the political spotlight thanks to allegations that Russian operatives used Facebook to spread fake news ahead of the 2016 election.
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A decent showing from both men and a glimpse of Barao trying to improve, even if he got dragged into a rougher fight than his coaches planned to.
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The Times reported that surveillance video from the station shows the man's body being dragged into the subway tunnel and striking an electrical box that caused a flash.
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Katy Perry got dragged into the long-running legal battle between Kesha and the music producer she's trying to break from in a very public way on Wednesday.
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In a surprising turn of events, Emma Watson's name is now being dragged into a very dark conversation revolving around the NXIVM organization and the allegations around it.
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Global video streaming giant Netflix was dragged into a legal battle last year following a complaint that one of its fictional series insulted a former Indian prime minister.
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After Hollywood predator after Hollywood predator was dragged into the light, many questioned whether the entire process was a "witch hunt" that targeted all men, innocent or not.
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A young girl feeding a sea lion in Steveston Harbour in Richmond, Canada, in British Columbia, over the weekend was dragged into the water by the massive mammal.
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The whole sorry affair culminated in me being dragged into a stranger's car where I was proffered a crowbar and promptly told to smash the central command unit.
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And with that, the attack on the Regency Hotel and the murder of David Byrne had been dragged into a dark world of political vigilantism and violent nationalism.
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But, people close to the former president say he has no desire to get dragged into a direct confrontation with his successor despite the intensifying fire from Trump.
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Less than halfway into the movie, Peter Parker gets gruesomely crushed by The Kingpin following a battle against the Green Goblin... a fight Miles gets literally dragged into.
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Weinstein is embarrased for Ms. Lawrence with whom he has only had a professional and respectful relationship, who has sadly been dragged into this ugly attempt at defamation.
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" But, she said, "I think we're going to give everyone involved an opportunity to do the right thing without having to be dragged into court to do it.
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Zhang Shengye was attacked and dragged into a car last Friday on Peking University campus by several people in black jackets, according to a widely circulated open letter.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - A sell off in Lebanese bond markets escalated on Wednesday, with more of its debt dragged into the rout as its political crisis deepened.
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AmBank has also lost some of its luster after it was dragged into a political scandal linked to state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd and Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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The government shutdown, which dragged into its 34th day on Thursday as over 800,000 federal workers remain out of work, has become a foil for mayors eyeing 2020.
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We have, literally, blood in the streets of Hong Kong and now, at least in the last several weeks, even LeBron James has been dragged into the conflict.
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The hashtag #OscarsSoWhite — which was started last year but surged in popularity after the all-white list of acting nominees was announced — was also dragged into the fray.
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Muñoz has not said anything himself, but the Kirchner family released a statement in which they insisted that their name was dragged into the mire by unscrupulous journalists.
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I feel I am being dragged into a vortex where my fiction and my life are entangled, where what is real and what is written imitate each other.
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Activists who had gathered to resist the evacuation of residents burned tires and threw stones at police, and were dragged into buses by security forces, according to reports.
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"Russia does not want to be dragged into a war that it does not want by Dodik," said Dimitar Bechev, an expert on Russia's influence in the Balkans.
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And over the last four decades, they have, by and large, worked, allowing prosecutors to do their jobs while protecting journalists from routinely being dragged into criminal proceedings.
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People were understandably worried that political arguments in Hong Kong would be dragged into the struggle between the communists and the Kuomintang on the mainland and in Taiwan.
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As protests dragged into the night, violent clashes broke out with police in the capital city and elsewhere, with reports of three deaths in the city of Cali.
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The newspaper, with fewer than a dozen reporters, has been in existence for only a decade, but its journalists have been dragged into court on a regular basis.
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He also said the United States and its proxies had been defeated in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that the United States had been "dragged" into Mali and Niger.
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It's a fast-moving caper about a woman who's dragged into an objectively frightening situation with unpredictable and untrustworthy companions, but it's also constantly exasperated by their idiocy.
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On CNBC in late December, he contended stocks could easily be dragged into the chaos — citing the high levels of speculation and euphoria surrounding the emerging asset class.
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Maguire made clear early on that he was going to go to painstaking lengths to avoid weighing in on the president's conduct or getting dragged into political arguments.
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Friday was also notable because it marked the second paycheck that hundreds of thousands of federal workers would be missing as the shutdown dragged into its second month.
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Worst case scenario is that we're dragged into the tumultuous galactic center towards the merging black holes, which, if we were actually around to witness it, would be bad.
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"But they should consider the dire consequences of their country being dragged into a costly confrontation that would in the first place be both unnecessary and avoidable," it warned.
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Meanwhile Almeida seems capable of knocking out the best fighters thrown at him, but also seems capable of being dragged into sloppy brawls and getting hurt against almost anyone.
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But Trump has signaled he has no desire to get dragged into another war in the Middle East — a core political principle — especially with his reelection campaign cranking up.
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"This is the last thing a civil servant wants to get dragged into," said a former Trump administration National Security Council official who remains in contact with current staff.
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They point to his visit to Jerusalem and the West Bank last year when he found himself being dragged into discussions about how to find a route to peace.
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The fraud-buster's new general counsel Sara Lawson, responsible for all cases, said on Thursday she would focus on the "big picture" to avoid being dragged into the weeds.
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So not only was Kennedy not an election year nomination, but the only reason his confirmation dragged into 1988 was because Reagan's first choice was blocked by Senate Democrats.
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While the Saudis have struggled to achieve any of their combat goals, Yemen, the Arab world's poorest country, has been dragged into an increasingly intractable and punishing civil conflict.
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In the United States, just 60 percent of adults are registered to vote, limiting the number of voters whose electoral roll information can be dragged into a data profile.
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"They were an independent family with their own gestalt and they were suddenly dragged into this typhoon that ended up sweeping up Michael and destroying his life, " says Kennedy.
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Scholz said it was important to avoid a military escalation in the region and that such a mission carried the risk of being dragged into an even bigger conflict.
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Lindsay Lohan got dragged into a brutal mess allegedly involving 2 Russians and a major ass whooping in one of the most outlandish Las Vegas tales we've ever heard.
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Guess co-founder Paul Marciano has been dragged into a new claim involving his friend Mohamed Hadid ... and this accuser claims Hadid date raped her ... something he strongly denies.
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And even Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos — who last week caught some heat for her own inaccurate comments about Historically Black Colleges and Universities — got dragged into this mess.
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Josh Groban's famous song, "You Raise Me Up," has been dragged into a legal battle by an Icelandic singer who says the hit was jacked from his original work.
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Beyond saving drowning kids, they're dragged into a nefarious plot involving a wealthy club owner ("Quantico's" Priyanka Chopra) who is importing drugs using her beachfront establishment as a front.
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Now that Siri is working as a Mac app, search results can also be pinned into the notification center and dragged into applications as you would from the Finder.
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In a paper published the following year, Brown and his colleagues speculated Sedna could have been dragged into its extreme orbit by a passing star or an unseen planet.
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House Democrats complained that Mr. Bolton was stiff-arming them, but said they would not subpoena him because they did not want to get dragged into lengthy court proceedings.
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I kept wondering what it would be like to be a young person dragged into this: trying to have a normal life when your country says you're an enemy.
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However, the more current managers are dragged into investigations, the more difficult it may be for VW to persuade investors and customers it has moved on from its troubles.
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Some were upset that politics were being dragged into the show, while others felt that ABC was giving Spicer a platform after his infamous stint in the White House.
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The young Paul Getty (Charlie Plummer, no relation to Christopher) is idling in Rome when he's suddenly dragged into a van, with the kidnappers demanding $17 million in ransom.
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After his release, Spenser gets dragged into a conspiracy involving dirty policemen, machete-wielding gang members and plans to build a casino on the grounds of the aforementioned track.
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He was "beaten over the head and dragged into the back of a police truck," after the authorities moved to quash the demonstrations that day, according to the statement.
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After a night of drinking with co-workers, Bonnie, a Brooklyn architect, is grabbed from behind while walking home with her headphones on, dragged into a basement and raped.
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"Australians love to tinker on the weekends," he said, referring to home improvement activities, and added that by going online Bunnings was "finally getting dragged into the twentieth century".
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However, it is important to avoid being dragged into war along the northern border; any such confrontation would be costly to both sides in terms of blood and treasure.
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Mr. Brouillet, whose video had been viewed more than 1.8 million times on Facebook through Tuesday afternoon, said he regretted that the athletes had been dragged into the controversy.
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The child was snatched by the alligator as he played at the water's edge on Tuesday night and dragged into a lagoon despite his parents' effort to save him.
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But stay, and you risk being the lightning rod for criticism about the speed of reconstruction, about water or electricity being connected -- being dragged into the local political mire.
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Call it "alternative universes," blame "alternative facts," cite the "A to Z" scale -- the upshot is the media and its audience are being dragged into this uncharted territory together.
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Drake got dragged into a crappy mess after one of his bodyguards allegedly punched a man in the face because he wouldn't get his ass out of the bathroom.
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"Deadliest Catch" star Neal Hillstrand is getting his family fishing vessel dragged into his divorce proceedings with his wife ... but this story doesn't have anything to do with tugboats.
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Neither did Bruce Ohr, the Justice Department official who has been dragged into the web because of his friendship with Steele and his wife's work for an opposition research firm.
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The entire harrowing encounter was captured on video, which shows Brunning screaming as she is dragged into the water before the boat&aposs crew and her friends pull her out.
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Those fears vanished in a high-quality opening set in which Murray was dragged into an epic 22-point tie break despite forging ahead with an early break of serve.
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On Tuesday the shutdown dragged into its 25th day with neither Trump nor Democratic congressional leaders, who have called the wall immoral and ineffective, showing signs of bending on funds.
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"Rocked by scandals and cowardice, undermined by crooks and buried under mounds of money, football is being dragged into disgrace," warned France-Soir about the state of the domestic game.
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Keep them going all night long — you won't want to miss the moment when one of your family members gets dragged into a cellar by an unseen shadowy thing. Right?
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The retail industry on Thursday was once again dragged into the crosshairs, after President-elect Donald Trump sent out a tweet thanking L.L Bean heiress Linda Bean for her support.
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What the pictures do not reveal is that the Mercedes EQ car was a prototype that had to be dragged into the city square by four employees before the shoot.
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And so I like the idea of her being dragged into this kind of thing that has to do with physical desire or sexual desire or whatever you call it.
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Meanwhile, Amazon — which was dragged into the scandal late Thursday amid a volley of accusations by actress Rose McGowan—said it was reevaluating projects it was planning with the company.
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On Friday, one graduate, Zhang Shengye, was attacked and dragged into a car at the Beijing university by several people in black jackets, according to a widely circulated open letter.
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William Nguyen, 32, from Houston "was beaten and dragged into the back of a police truck" on June 10 in Ho Chi Minh City, his family said in a statement.
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Pie charts can be moved around within the Excel sheet and can also be dragged into other programs, such as Word or PowerPoint to dress up reports, presentations, and papers.
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White House officials, fearful that the American military might get further dragged into the conflict and end up involved in a botched operation, ordered the American troops to stand down.
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Their Washington fights: Airbnb last year got dragged into a Capitol Hill battle with the hotel industry after several lawmakers said the Federal Trade Commission should investigate home-sharing services.
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Jessica Walter is now dragged into the mess created by Jeffrey Tambor Because let us not forget: Walter was not even a woman who "spoke out" about Tambor's abusive behavior.
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It says something about the present moment that a movie so committed to evoking a spirit of national consensus and common purpose should be dragged into the partisan mosh pit.
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The painter expressed relief at the verdict and frustration at being dragged into a far-fetched money-making scheme that nearly denied him the authority to authenticate his own work.
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Traditionally, young national players have been brutally dragged into the destructive hype machine of U.S. soccer (*cough* Freddy Adu *cough*), and the 21-year-old Jordan Morris is no different.
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Maggie agrees with him, adding that Gregory is the craftiest fox of all as she has him dragged into the enclosure for some quality time with the Saviors he betrayed.
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Some Japanese are wary of seeing their country dragged into someone else's war or cannot fathom having to sacrifice for South Koreans who keep criticizing Japan for its historical record.
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As the debate over Democratic amendments dragged into the night, senators grew even more visibly frustrated as leadership failed to strike a deal on limiting the number of amendment votes.
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Democrats framed the vote on the amendment as a vote for or against the wall, though the committee chairman refused to allow the committee to be dragged into that debate.
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As the work dragged into the night, Sonoiki, who had a jacket on, tugged its hood over his head and pulled its collar up, until only his eyes peeked out.
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Defense connection: The defense and military construction spending bills got dragged into the border wall drama this year after Trump dipped into Pentagon funding to pay for the wall construction.
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"I didn't ask for this," an exasperated Credico said, complaining that he was dragged into the investigation because of Stone's public statements exaggerating his own role in the whole imbroglio.
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This year's Oscars also felt bloated at times, which could have caused some viewers to tune out as the show dragged into its third hour, 33 minutes longer than scheduled.
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It's the reason that companies like Facebook can allow politicians to use the platform to spread lies, and YouTube can ban channels for supremacist content, without being dragged into court.
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Given her friendship with Meghan and, you know, her own career as a fashion stylist and TV host, Mulroney doesn't normally weigh in when she gets dragged into royal drama.
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His personal life was also dragged into court, by a lingering lawsuit originally filed in 2006 by Mr. Sherman's cousins, who claimed they were owed part of the company's assets.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Fistfights broke out and furniture was smashed in Afghanistan's Parliament on Wednesday as disagreement about who should lead the country's new lower house dragged into its second month.
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Although Canada and Mexico lifted tariffs on U.S. agriculture in May, the U.S.-China trade war has dragged into a second year, keeping crop prices and farm incomes low. tmsnrt.
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The Queen of the Damned-inspired visual sees Lotic sacrificing a twinky white boy they've dragged into the sea, before triumphantly emerging from the water in their fiercest, most empowered form.
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The coming weeks -- or even months -- are likely to see ISF troops dragged into ongoing urban combat, ridding the city of ISIS fighters street by street -- it will be slow going.
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But as more Trump campaign officials get dragged into Mueller's probe, the pivot to Clinton, who is no longer a government official or candidate for office, risks becoming even more absurd.
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Trump aides described his action as a measured and targeted response and suggested the wider U.S. strategy, which has been to avoid getting dragged into the civil war, would not change.
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In June, a two-year-old boy drowned after being dragged into the water at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida (Reporting by Dan Whitcomb, editing by Larry King)
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This is also not the first time recently that Jordan, the owner of the NBA franchise the Charlotte Hornets, has been dragged into a public dispute which speaks to cultural issues.
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The fact that Tahir Mahmood (Shubham Saraf), who was unwittingly dragged into the political counter plot to bring Julia down, set off the bomb that killed Julia was a mere accident.
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It depends on a President who is unusually unconcerned about his own reputation and who can command the dark political arts needed to dirty up conventional candidates dragged into his gutter.
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In June, a two-year-old boy drowned after being dragged into the water by alligator at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, the world's most-visited theme park.
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The market reaction was characterized by a mixture of skepticism about whether BASF would follow through with a bid and concerns about it getting dragged into a potentially expensive takeover battle.
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Essar Steel, owned by the billionaire Ruia brothers, is one of a group of companies that are among India's biggest debt defaulters that were dragged into the bankruptcy court last year.
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In a climate where abusers are getting dragged into the light and punished for their actions nearly daily at this point, let's hope Paul is next on the metaphorical chopping block.
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If that's the case, our government should stop making decisions as if these ordinary citizens are disposable -- the numbers suggest they can't afford to get dragged into these sorts of games.
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"Our new members promised to get results on the issues their constituents care about — not to delay these efforts while they are dragged into a self-destructive leadership battle," he adds.
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Consumer bureau remains partisan target after Wells Fargo settlement: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) can't even levy the largest fine in its history without being dragged into a political morass.
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Within several hours, officers found Ms. Vetrano's body face down near a trail, with her clothing askew and her fists still clutching the reeds she was dragged into, Mr. Ulrich said.
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Britain, France and Germany have sought to avoid being dragged into U.S. sanctions but say Iran must return to full compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal they were instrumental in brokering.
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Meme culture is so sped up now that jokes that would have otherwise spent enormous amounts of time developing in specific subcultures get dragged into the national spotlight almost at once.
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It's not like this was some dark secret that was only dragged into the light at the tournament, which attracted almost 30,000 viewers during a 12-hour YouTube livestream on Saturday.
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According to Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort was dragged into a corruption scandal in Ukraine because that country's leaders wanted to sink the campaign.
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But the U.S. having been dragged into two world wars, leaders from Truman to Obama felt they had no choice but to widen America's circle of concern across the whole world.
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In November, a recent graduate of Peking University who took part in the campaign, Zhang Shengye, was beaten and dragged into a car on campus and driven away, according to witnesses.
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"Israel should not be dragged into a fourth election in such a challenging time, when the country is dealing with the coronavirus crisis and all its implications," Gantz said on Twitter.
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Wang wavered when serving for the match at 5-4 in the second set to be dragged into a decider but bravely dug in for an attritional battle with the American.
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While the Gulf states may want to see the U.S. and Israel try to cut Iran to size, I don't think they want to get dragged into a direct confrontation themselves.
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We urge that their service, which at times is under the most serious hardship conditions and security risks, not be politicized, and that they not be dragged into partisan political battles.
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In August, the queen was dragged into British politics when Prime Minister Boris Johnson asked her to suspend Parliament, a move that was later ruled unlawful by the country's Supreme Court.
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First, Rocky was dragged into the mess in last week's hearing by Department of State official David Holmes, who talked about one of the key witnesses in the case, Gordon Sondland.
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It still acts as a reminder of the absolute madness going on in Washington right now that something as benign as a weekly memo can get dragged into the partisan chaos.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has warned Trump against being dragged into a war in the Middle East and said Tehran would meet any offensive action with a crushing response.
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At times during her news conference, Pelosi appeared to be a reluctant prosecutor — dragged into taking on Trump after long resisting calls for impeachment and wary of sidelining Democrats' legislative agenda.
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It rejected the doctors' assertions that they had been dragged into campaigns and pressured to manipulate or threaten patients for political ends in Venezuela, citing the "honorable task" they have accomplished.
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The twists and turns on Scandal were so much fun — until the show made you sit back and realize you were having fun watching people's lives be dragged into the muck.
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The controversy has become so politically sensitive that Belgium's King Phillippe decided to skip the Africa Museum's ceremonial reopening celebration on December 8 for fear of being dragged into the debate.
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Pliskova has spent more time on court than any other player at this tournament despite a first round bye and was once again dragged into a long contest by a dogged Vekic.
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Still, Marketplace Analytics and SSG members are being dragged into depositions for the Waymo litigation and being questioned about Jacobs' letters, experiences that have left them worried about their own legal exposure.
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In the audio message, Baghdadi also said the United States and its proxies had been defeated in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that the United States had been "dragged" into Mali and Niger.
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On Thursday's episode of the MTV show, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi got dragged into the drama after the cast moved into a new beach house in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, for a vacation.
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The FTSE 100 had been dragged into the red on Thursday when the Fed's minutes showed divisions on future monetary policy, while a rally in the pound hit blue-chip overseas earners.
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However, soon after announcing there would be no extension of the investigation, Hwang found himself dragged into the scandal when the two main opposition parties said they would seek his impeachment too.
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While it is unusual for the Fed to be dragged into presidential politics, LaVorgna believes the central bank brought it on itself with its quantitative easing, zero interest rates and forward guidance.
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The new warning is most likely about avoiding liability -- as in, Niantic not wanting to get dragged into court every time some knucklehead wanders into traffic or onto the wrong neighbor's property.
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The standoff had dragged into its seventh hour by the time the Sheriff's Department had decided that they'd send in their $300,000 Andros robot, more often used for things like bomb disposal.
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"The report that we have from the surviving woman is that they felt a nudge and her partner started to scream and then was dragged into the water," Noble told the ABC.
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There isn't a company on Earth that would allow its users to say anything at all if the company could be dragged into court the next day and sued out of existence.
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Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, was dragged into the furore over Deutsche when he went to Germany to face lawmakers who have voiced doubts about the ECB's policies.
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PT Officials have recovered the body of a two-year-old boy who had been dragged into the water near Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa by an alligator on Tuesday night.
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ANZ wanted to exit the stake partly after AmBank was dragged into a political scandal linked to state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) and Prime Minister Najib Razak, sources have previously said.
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Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson and Anna Soubry, who leads the Independent Group for Change, also asked for emergency meetings with the Queen, who has been dragged into a growing constitutional crisis.
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Because of its effectiveness, transparency and track record of success, support for the Global Fund has remained one of the few issues in Washington that hasn't been dragged into the political mud.
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Mr. Davutoglu also surprised European leaders in a negotiating session that dragged into Monday morning by putting Turkey's attempts to join the European Union — a process known as accession — on the agenda.
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So when you think about that, I want to get to the bigger issue right now, because Slack's not as dragged into this, but the image of tech has gotten terrible now.
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"It is unfortunate that our National Anthem has been dragged into this debate when the distinctive senses of the National Anthem and fighting for justice should each stand alone," the statement said.
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With the Rio Games only five months away, the news opens up the possibility of the Olympics now being dragged into the scandal which has been rocking its premier sport of athletics.
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But a spate of recent incidents and lawsuits highlight the challenges the company has faced as it has been dragged into a national discussion regarding politics, race and gender in the workplace.
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Disengaged from campaign strategy and unfamiliar with many of the staff members and local activists whom Lowenstein recruited for the effort, he had to be dragged into canvassing on his own behalf.
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I don't get dragged into protracted, bad-faith arguments with teenage boys about whether poor people deserve medical care, or whether putting nice guys in the friend zone is a hate crime.
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As for how Game got dragged into this -- our Kingston sources tell us Sean's mom assumed Game was behind the heist simply because he was in the VIP section along with Sean.
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Justice Wigney said Ms. Norvill had no vested interest in the case and was "dragged into the spotlight by the actions of Nationwide News" and the author of the articles, Jonathon Moran.
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According to the Black Panther , the Party newspaper, the men were dragged into the hallway at night and two rows of guards attacked them with baseball bats, pick handles, and iron pipes.
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He admitted in 2008 to detectives that he used to hang out in a park with friends one block from where witnesses saw the woman dragged into the back of a car.
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She later shifted the focus of her attacks, calling the U.S. airstrike that killed the Iranian general an "assassination" while warning the U.S. should not be dragged into yet another foreign conflict.
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"I shouldn't be dragged into uncontrollable risks because of a marriage," she said in an interview in her apartment in northwest Beijing, which she has held onto during a running legal struggle.
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And the conservative comments speak to the stickiness of the situation: Companies want to be seen as defenders of user privacy, but don't necessarily want to be dragged into a lengthy fight.
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Though he may be reluctant to be dragged into what might seem political disputes, Chief Justice Roberts has the authority and the duty to make this process more than a partisan farce.
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After being dragged into one of 2016's strangest news stories over a mural he made six years ago, Arrington de Dionyso took a public stand against far-right extremists' mob censorship.
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The evergreen Federer did not drop a game in a dominant first set but was dragged into an intense battle by an inspired Monfils before prevailing 6-0 4-6 7-6(3).
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Instead, the Florida senator, so prized by the commentariat, has been dragged into a nasty spat with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who's threatening to knock Rubio into third place in New Hampshire.
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The office's small group of White House aides have been working on nitty-gritty projects within the bowels of bureaucracy — increasingly under the radar to avoid getting dragged into the administration's usual turbulence.
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Some Hong Kong companies have been dragged into political controversy in Hong Kong after 11 weeks of sometimes violent clashes between police and pro-democracy protesters, angered by a perceived erosion of freedom.
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I mean that's part of the ... I don't like it at all, I think we are being dragged into it and it's ... I mean, you host ... It's a little worse for the wear.
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Obesity -- dragged into the presidential race last week by Republican nominee Donald Trump -- is a bigger threat to health and linked to higher rates of chronic illness than smoking, problem drinking or poverty.
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Both players seemed happier returning, though, and Wozniacki began to make her weight of shot tell as she moved 5-3 ahead, only to lose her grip and get dragged into a tiebreak.
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Other small touches like Split Screen and tabs that can be dragged into their own windows are nice touches, as well, which lend the device a bit more credence as a work machine.
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He's smart and savvy, but it isn't long before he's dragged into his city's underbelly to make ends meet, all while improving on his designs as his situation gets more complicated and perilous.
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The music industry was dragged into the digital music era thanks to Napster, which allowed us to download tons of MP3s from our favorite bands and listen to them right then and there.
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A 2-year-old child was snatched by an alligator and dragged into a lagoon at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa in Orlando, officials say ... and now cops are desperately searching the water.
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In fact when Moraes got overeager dropping punches on this stacked posture in the first round, he was dragged into a reverse triangle choke attempt that bought Arce time to regain his composure.
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According to the New York Post, New York tenant Thomas Tartaglia recently got dragged into court by his landlord over the sorts of people who he had sublet his apartment to through Airbnb.
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Speaking during a televised leadership debate on ITV, Johnson also refused to criticise Trump for publicly insulting Prime Minister May, saying only that the president had been "dragged into a British political debate."
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Anyone hoping to build a serious solution to immigration after this election will have to confront the unworkable ideas and vicious emotions that Mr. Trump, with many enablers, has dragged into the open.
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As regards the water, you could wash overboard and drown, fall off a floe and drown, get dragged into the ocean by a kink in the hurtling line of a harpoon and drown.
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The congressional calendar ensures that any fight over Russia sanctions gets dragged into the fall and pushed against the partisan midterm election landscape, where many Republicans are fighting for their political lives. Sen.
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In Britain, Goldman was dragged into the controversy surrounding the collapse of one of country's best-known retailers, BHS, over its role as an informal adviser to Philip Green, the chain's former owner.
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But as the bank cohort rallied on Monday after several days of calm in the Washington-Beijing trade dispute, Cramer realized that the banks, too, had been dragged into the global economic conflict.
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And the wheel kick which Machida attempts in most of his fights but doesn't seem to have down to an art yet, in this bout it saw him dragged into a grappling exchange.
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Philippines: The Philippines' top defense official said the government should review a decades-old treaty with the U.S. to prevent being dragged into a conflict with China in the disputed South China Sea.
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The local authorities have dragged into court the owners of at least 10 hotels constructed with Chinese financing, accusing them of building illegally on plots designated for single-family homes or other infractions.
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When the employees of Tin Cat Shoes close up shop and venture together into the wilderness, their fearless leader is swiftly dragged into a cave by a bear, held captive and possibly mauled.
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As the hours of debate dragged into the evening Tuesday, senators settled into their role in the trial as silent jurors, prohibited from speaking during the debates on amendments they would vote on.
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He also made clear that other members should not let themselves be dragged into the crossfire, urging them to simply let the Republicans use their five-minute questioning time any way they want.
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Steyer could be dragged into debate fights about money in politics, and he is, like any first-time candidate, vulnerable to foreign policy questions designed to test whether he belongs on the stage.
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On Monday, Trump began a two-day visit to Israel, a key U.S. ally that was dragged into Trump's Washington chaos after he reportedly gave Russian officials classified intelligence shared by the Israelis.
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When President Barack Obama wanted lawmakers to vote in 2013 on taking military action after Syria used chemical weapons against civilians, lawmakers recoiled at being dragged into the decision and refused to vote.
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Thompson was much more reluctant to get dragged into prolonged clinches and trying to fight at distance, making him less keen to really attempt to dig kicks into the midriff of the champion.
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It's the media's fault, Trump said at CNN's Thursday town hall in South Carolina, that he got dragged into a fight with Pope Francis, because the media exaggerated Francis's critique of Trump's immigration policy.
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Washington (CNN)Key allies who share intelligence with the United States could soon be dragged into the middle of Attorney General Bill Barr's politically-charged Justice Department review of how the Russia investigation began.
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But America's missile-defence capabilities—which Russia sees as a threat to its deterrence—would be dragged into any such negotiations, and the missile-defence facilities in Europe are there to deal with Iran.
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If every airline deals with denied involuntary boardings — some 8,955 occurred between October and December 2016, according to the DOT report — why did this one result in someone literally being dragged into the aisle?
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While the housemates observe the hot tub action, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jennifer "JWoww" Farley get dragged into the mess when Jen texts the women wondering why she can't get in touch with Ronnie.
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The U.S. economy is taking a larger-than-expected hit from a partial government shutdown, White House estimates showed on Tuesday, with the longest such shutdown in U.S. history dragged into its 2795.50th day.
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Dragged into the saga are Billy Russo (Castle's best friend), a ruthless CIA official, a computer hacker, a beautiful Iranian-American officer in homeland security and Karen Page, a character from the "Daredevil" series.
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A Union Pacific freight train crossing the bottom level of this bridge derails, its automobile carriers dragged into the water with the collapsing span, the noise adding to the deafening pandemonium filling the air.
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GOP incumbents have largely been able to avoid getting dragged into the presidential race by controlling their own messages and limiting their exposure to questions about the man at the top of their ticket.
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The Dolores who realizes that she killed Arnold and exits the room to face the MIB is present Dolores — the same one who was attacked and dragged into the barn on her parents' ranch.
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Current cadet Mikhayla Tainui-Mclean was dragged into the sport by her partner Christopher, who also lent her his old gear (new axe heads retail at around $700, and saws between $2,200 and $2,500).
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Katlego Marite, 13, was dragged into a car while playing with two friends near his home in Witbank, a town in the eastern province of Mpumalanga, on Sunday afternoon, police spokesman Leonard Hlathi said.
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However, Conte and Tria, supported by President Sergio Mattarella, want a less confrontational approach, fearing a fight with Brussels could result in the euro zone's third-largest economy being dragged into a financial crisis.
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Prince Charles has been dragged into a counterfeit art scandal after it was revealed that classic works of art displayed at his Dumfries House estate in Scotland were allegedly painted by an American forger.
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Both leaders agreed to cooperate closely in the fight against misinformation and online propaganda, but did not let the bilateral visit get dragged into the U.S. debate about Russia's intervention in the U.S. election.
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"The whole opposition to the revision of the security treaty in 1960 centered on the fact that Japanese didn't want to be dragged into a war that was not in Japan's interests," Sneider said.
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" That night, Akihito issued an unexpected statement from his hotel, referring to Okinawa as the only battlefield in Japan "where residents were dragged into a great number of miserable sacrifices in the last war.
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After hours of talks on Sunday that dragged into the night, Ms. Merkel's Christian Democratic Union and the Christian Social Union also agreed to provisions allowing the 200,000 limit to fluctuate depending on circumstances.
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As the trial moved to the Senate, Biden's name has echoed throughout the chamber again, as he and his son have been dragged into the proceedings and tagged by Republicans with allegations of corruption.
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He continued to struggle to hire a new criminal lawyer, and some of his own aides were reluctant to advise him about a response for fear of being dragged into a criminal investigation themselves.
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The family's East Coast-based real estate empire is under a fiscal and ethical cloud, shunned by some investors who fear being dragged into the spotlight trained on the Kushner nexus with President Trump.
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Her parents were on a cellphone call with her when they heard her last four words — "No, no, no, no" — as she was dragged into the back of a car and shot seven times.
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Asked at the Munich Security Conference about Ukraine being dragged into U.S. politics, Zelenskiy reverted to his previous career as a comedic actor when he played a fictional president in a popular TV series.
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Tuesday's decision will also have significant constitutional implications, with the 11 Supreme Court justices dragged into the combative arena of Brexit politics with their judgment, however publicly unwilling they have been to do so.
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"I want their names!" one Tweeter exclaimed, demanding that whoever would even imagine making a better movie out of the late William Goldman's greatest screenplay should be dragged into the court of public ridicule.
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They do not want their country dragged into what they see as a hegemonic struggle among big powers, while conservatives have no qualms about siding with the United States in its rivalry with China.
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Surely he must sense this by now, as the administration faces the outrage of British allies who have been dragged into his increasingly bogus allegation that he was spied on by the Obama administration.
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We're all for McDonald's becoming the next fast food joint to be known for snappy quips and comebacks, but clearly most of its followers would prefer to not have their eyes dragged into the drama.
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Noting that Scotland voted strongly to stay in the EU, Ms Sturgeon said this week that a second independence referendum would be a "legitimate, almost necessary" step if Scotland is dragged into a "hard Brexit".
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It is totally FINE to keep your Facebook, and there are ways to use the service without being dragged into "conversations" about gun control with your elementary school bully or confronted with constant targeted advertising.
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But it took Sunday's incident, made worse by a scary-looking video of a lifeless-looking Clinton being dragged into an SUV, for the campaign to admit to a more severe condition such as pneumonia.
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But according to a lawsuit against the state's Department of Corrections, his life was cut short when he was stabbed inside his cell, dragged into the prison yard by correctional officers and left to die.
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But the campaign did not provide the paper with any proof that she did transfer that money to her daughter, the titleholder, telling the paper that Quist's daughter should not be dragged into the campaign.
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After 2-year-old Lane Graves was dragged into the Seven Seas Lagoon by an alligator at Disney World last week, the conversation about gator safety at the amusement park has become a hot topic.
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The world's two largest economies have been dragged into a trade spat in recent months, which has spread to the agricultural sector, fuelling worries that Beijing and Washington may plunge into full-scale trade war.
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Good Humor, the ice cream treat brand that operates trucks that bring joy to neighborhoods across the country all summer long, got dragged into this mess at about the same time that Little Baby's did.
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CBP agents, along with other essential federal employees such as Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents, remained at work without pay on Friday as the partial shutdown of the federal government dragged into its 21st day.
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But U.S. retail sales data on Friday showing firm growth allayed some fears - at least for now - that the U.S. economy could be dragged into recession as growth stumbles in many parts of the world.
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Moreover, electronification is just one facet of how bond trading is being dragged into the 22016st century, with banks and investors exploring myriad ways to modernise the entire fixed income market — as Abbie attests to.
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Aside from the two contenders and Azealia, there are no fewer than five other people who have been dragged into the fold: Ebro, Trey Songz, Gucci Mane, Meek Mill, Lil Wayne, Safaree and now Charlamagne.
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When Trump struck Syria last April, after another large chemical weapons attack, he tried to needle by punishing the Assad regime specifically for its use of chemical weapons without getting dragged into the broader conflict.
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What begins as a normal night out with friends—drinking, doing a bump in the bathroom, a short walk home—ends with Bonnie being dragged into an alley and forced up against a brick wall.
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Now it's continuing that groundbreaking tradition, but unfortunately for pizza, this time it's being dragged into what may become a brave new digital world for millions of disabled Americans, who are already egregiously disadvantaged online.
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Stephens was assured in winning the first set and battled back from a break down in the second and served for the match at 5-4, only to be broken and dragged into a tiebreak.
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Tears welled up in her eyes as Ms. Lien, now 19683 and fragile from a stroke, recalled the man, Pham Van Binh, whom she set up to be captured, dragged into the jungle and executed.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's prime minister and economy minister have formed an unofficial alliance with the president to prevent the euro zone's third-largest economy being dragged into financial crisis by its ruling parties, sources say.
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At the same time, Republicans will avoid a year's worth of negative press on individual Dreamers with heart-wrenching stories about being dragged into ICE detention after a workplace raid or some other enforcement action.
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The senator said he told the Ukrainian president, whom he described as "a total political novice," that it wouldn't be good to get dragged into American politics during a visit in September — and Zelensky agreed.
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As the impasse dragged into its second month, President Donald Trump announced Friday that he would sign a short-term spending bill reopening the government for three weeks, without allocating money for his border wall.
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Technology, rare earth minerals and the education sector have been dragged into the scuffle between China and the U.S., but as Beijing considers more countermeasures, experts said America's financial sector is unlikely to be a target.
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Several European and foreign banks have been dragged into a scandal which centers on suspicious transactions totaling 200 billion euros originating from Russia and elsewhere that flowed through Danske Bank's Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
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But one of her core objectives throughout this primary has been not just to win, but to win without letting herself get dragged into left-wing positions that will complicate her task in the general election.
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Increased naval patrols helped curb pirate attacks in the nearby Gulf of Aden a decade ago, but Western allies are less likely to get directly involved this time to avoid being dragged into the Yemen war.
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No side has emerged as the dominant force in a war that has dragged into stalemate, displaced more than 3 million people and given room for a powerful branch of al Qaeda to expand its operations.
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So, his facial reaction when a corrections officers lays out the possible real-life consequences for meeting with Ed — which are possible murder, assault, general abuse, or being dragged into a hostage situation — is actually priceless.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - World number one Karolina Pliskova was dragged into a mighty battle before being granted a berth in the Rogers Cup quarter-finals when Japanese teenager Naomi Osaka retired with an abdominal injury on Thursday.
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But for A Girl and a Gun, it's a male audience member who gets dragged into murky waters: Each night, a man who's never seen the script before plays the hero (or villain) of the piece.
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With Hayden in the top job, policy advocates and scholars might have a glimmer of hope that the former crown jewel of American libraries can be pulled out of mothballs and dragged into the 21st century.
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Several banks have been dragged into a scandal at Danske Bank, whose Estonian branch was used for 200 billion euros ($227 billion) of suspicious payments between 0.53 and 2015, knocking their shares and fuelling investor fears.
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Several banks have been dragged into a scandal at Danske Bank, whose Estonian branch was used for 8863 billion euros ($2886 billion) of suspicious payments between 210.5 and 27, knocking their shares and fuelling investor fears.
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Lane Graves was playing at the edge of the Seven Seas Lagoon at the Walt Disney World's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa on June 14 when he was snatched by an alligator and dragged into the water.
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Poor Jessica Alba was so obviously dragged into this movie for one more big name to put on the poster and probably because without her the movie only has one female character and they wanted another.
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The texts that led to teen's suicide: Read them here: Carter's attorney argued she was a troubled, delusional young woman who was "dragged" into the suicidal journey of Roy, who was long intent on killing himself.
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Europeans who permit themselves to be dragged into the debate between Democrats and Republicans as well as between Republicans and Republicans, are making the same mistake as Trump when he takes sides in Europe's internal fights.
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"By all appearances, Kaspersky Lab happened to be dragged into a geopolitical fight where each side is trying to use the company as a pawn in its game," RIA quoted the company's press service as saying.
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Read more: The Queen is being dragged into Britain's Brexit crisis"Liberal Democrats will do everything we possibly can to stop the next Tory Prime Minister from crashing the UK out of the EU," she said.
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Others among the roughly 1 million people of Ukrainian descent living in the United States also expressed frustration at seeing Ukraine, which largely depends on foreign aid and protection from Russia, dragged into the impeachment fight.
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Mr. Giuliani's trouble in hiring a lawyer mirrored Mr. Trump's own difficulties attracting a top law firm to represent him as the probe by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, dragged into a second year.
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Relations between Malaysia and Saudi Arabia have been in the spotlight over the last two years after Saudi Arabia was dragged into a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal at Malaysian state fund lMDB, founded by Najib.
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In Vietnam, the scheme eventually became graduated escalation: Successive US administrations put their faith in hitting North Vietnam progressively harder until it buckled, which it surely would -- long before the US got dragged into a quagmire.
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They are close to being pulled out into the open, but every time climate advocates get dragged into science debates, these macho partisan contests of whose list of scientists is longer, they are playing conservatives' game.
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In recent weeks, Saudi officials have told their US counterparts they are wary of any military action that might start a conflict the kingdom could be dragged into, according to two sources familiar with the discussions.
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Another pressure point for Democrats is the 28503 presidential primary: If impeachment gets dragged into the new year, it will suck up more oxygen and TV airtime, fire up Trump's base and keep presidential contenders — Sens.
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I told her to leave me alone, but now I look at the picture of the girl being dragged into the underworld and I marvel that my mom reached for me as immediately as she did.
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More arrests The world of Korean entertainment found itself dragged into the ever-growing scandal Sunday as a former commercial and music video director, Cha Eun-taek was indicted on charges including embezzlement and coercion, prosecutors say.
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If this gets worse and the US military finds itself dragged into protecting shipping in Hormuz, Riyadh's relationship the Trump administration -- which sought to get out of foreign entanglements rather than get into them -- would be tested.
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Amid strong disapproval of Turkey's offensive in northern Syria from NATO governments, the alliance is trying to avoid public criticism of its ally and avoid seeing the 29-member alliance dragged into Syria's eight-year-old war.
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But worst of all for Facebook, it's dragged into the public consciousness a crucial and, for the company, existential question: Facebook has built a vast business by collecting and selling to advertisers lots of information about us.
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In one particular piece, Feel The Bern, Green depicts a model rendering of Bernie Sanders getting dragged into a dark cave following Arturo Di Modica's charging bull and an "I'm With Her" poster from the Clinton campaign.
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Several European and overseas banks have been dragged into the Danske Bank scandal, which centres on suspicious transactions of 21 billion euros that originated in Russia and elsewhere and flowed through its Estonia branch in 20.8834-2015.
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" Dai said China would not be intimidated even if Washington sent 10 carriers to the South China Sea, but warned that Washington "may be dragged into trouble against its own will and pay an unexpectedly heavy price.
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This past week, he got a crash course in both, as the dapper flanker found himself dragged into a media scuffle with Lena Dunham just days before he introduced his clothing line during New York Fashion Week.
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It is a bizarre turn of events for the $38 billion deal between Williams and Energy Transfer, which was signed in September but has since been dragged into the gutter with the sharp decline in commodity prices.
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Energy companies are also watching to see to what extent the administration looks to revise — or withdraw from — the North American Free Trade Agreement, whose negotiations have dragged into at least the first quarter of this year.
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"It is unfortunate that our national anthem has been dragged into this debate when the distinctive senses of the national anthem and fighting for justice should each stand alone," she said in a statement to news organizations.
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Based on a novel of the same name, "Youth" tells the story of He Xiaoping, a young woman in a People's Liberation Army dance troupe, who ends up dragged into China's brief war with Vietnam in 1979.
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London (CNN Business)Fears that Germany could be dragged into recession by the trade war between the United States and China were stoked on Wednesday by data showing that production in Europe's manufacturing powerhouse plunged in June.
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LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Turkey's dollar bonds fell on Thursday, with the sell-off heaviest in the longer-dated bonds as investors worried about the risk of Turkey being dragged into military conflict in Syria's Idlib region.
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But Richard Torczon, a lawyer for generic drug company Mylan NV, said the tribe is abusing the defense of sovereign immunity, which he said is intended to shield tribes that get dragged into court without their consent.
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The investment that the US has made to ensure that Europe is peaceful remains a much cheaper investment than if we allowed it to descend into war, in which case we'd inevitably get dragged into the conflict.
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Rubio's true distinction Thursday was to get dragged into an unwanted skirmish with Chris Christie (with whom he's been feuding for weeks) and then to watch Christie talk macho to President Barack Obama more effectively than he could.
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The 3 little bears got nothing on the billionaire behind Oakley sunglasses ... 'cause he says he found a naked man lounging in his bed hot tub, and things got even weirder when Paris Jackson got dragged into it.
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But in the future, you won't have to list the people you're replying to, creating the possibility that dozens of people (Twitter documentation suggests the number could be capped at 50) could get dragged into long-running arguments.
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The obvious risk is that the Democrats, gifted a fine opportunity by Mr Trump to recover their lost ground, are about to be dragged into the sort of left-wing purity contest that would send moderate voters packing.
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The debate, which has been brewing for some time, was dragged into the spotlight by the upset victory of progressive Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who won a primary against a powerful Democrat on a platform that included abolishing ICE.
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"By all appearances, Kaspersky Lab happened to be dragged into a geopolitical fight where each side is trying to use the company as a pawn in its game," RIA news agency quoted the company's press service as saying.
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TOKYO, Oct 12 (Reuters) - General Motors is checking whether its cars contain falsely certified parts or components sourced from Japan's Kobe Steel, Kyodo News reported on Thursday, the latest major automaker to be dragged into the cheating scandal.
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A year and a half after Russia's only state-run Ukrainian language library, Moscow's Library of Ukrainian Literature, was dragged into a political dispute between the two countries, Reuters has learnt that authorities are quietly winding it down.
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Aside from Ariana Grande's pig, Piggy Smalls, getting dragged into the media shitshow of the couple's breakup, an airport K-9 unit in Atlanta narced on someone trying to carry a roasted pig in their carry-on suitcase.
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Aguirre was also dragged into a controversy over an attempt to bribe two officials of the immigration bureau, which comes under his remit, and a proposal to make a businesswoman embroiled in a bribery scandal a state witness.
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"But we don't know — and I don't think we'll ever be able to determine because there were no witnesses — whether she fell in and was then bitten, or whether she was attacked and then dragged into the pond."
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This may create a slippery slope whereby the United States is dragged into conflict as proxy attacks on partners — such as Houthi missile attacks on Riyadh in response to the Saudi-led war in Yemen — are not uncommon.
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She never stops longing for a wholeness she may never know, but she is determined that her citizenship in the world, however onerous, be dragged into the light and there be lived without apology or perfection or pity.
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Before the start of his shortened final season with the Knicks, Fisher was dragged into a very public spat with Matt Barnes, after his former teammate tracked him down at his estranged wife's house and started a fight.
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"If there's anyone in attendance who has cause to believe that this couple should not be joined in marriage, you may speak now and be dragged into an eternity by Black Twitter," she added, to a rousing amen.
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AMSTERDAM/ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss bank Credit Suisse has been dragged into yet more tax evasion and money laundering investigations, after a tip-off to Dutch prosecutors about tens of thousands of suspect accounts triggered raids in five countries.
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Demetrius also says he hates to see Aaliyah's name getting dragged into Kelly's case all these years after her tragic death ... and he thinks prosecutors are just trying to lock Kelly up without looking at the bigger picture.
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CPR was only dragged into the case because DoorDash decided - after it was socked with AAA's bill for millions in fees to launch, to change its workers' contracts to specify CPR, rather than AAA - as its arbitration service.
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In November 2015, while on a trip to Asia, President Barack Obama was repeatedly dragged into the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in Paris, including Republican demands that the government respond by restricting the entry of Syrian refugees.
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"You cross the line when large groups of innocent civilians can be dragged into the sights of secret services with a trawling net," said David Korteweg, a lawyer for online rights group Bits of Freedom, in a statement.
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The case revolves around provisions under federal law related to secondary boycotts, which are prohibited in order to protect companies that do not have a stake in a labor dispute from getting dragged into the middle of it.
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By scaling back after a campaign of over 9,000 sorties estimated to have cost $700-800 million, the Kremlin has made it less likely it will be dragged into a potential regional conflict with Turkey or Saudi Arabia.
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White House officials were careful not to publicly deny Netanyahu's claims and haven't publicly stated their position was on Israeli annexation of parts of the West Bank, in order not to get dragged into the Israeli election campaign.
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At welterweight he has looked something like that, but was dragged into prolonged wrestling sessions in his bout with Tarec Saffiedine, and quickly knocked Neil Magny off his feet with a low kick and never permitted him to rise.
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You get dragged into the gutter of nastiness and pettiness and shame and all of these things, and it sometimes seems healthier and wiser to just move on with your life and not allow yourself to be re-victimized.
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A video circulating on the internet following the June 10 protest purportedly showed Nguyen, a Yale graduate, "beaten over the head and dragged into the back of a police truck," his family said in a statement at the time.
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Kei Nishikori was dragged into a five-setter for the second match in a row but the eighth seed dug deep to beat Croatian veteran Ivo Karlovic 2-3 7-6(6) 5-7 23-7 7-6(7).
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Marketplace Analytics and SSG's work was dragged into the sunlight in recent weeks as part of Waymo's lawsuit against Uber, which alleges Uber stole trade secrets from the self-driving car company for use in its own autonomous vehicles.
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Lightning storms, for instance, release pulses of radio energy known as "spherics" which sound like hail rattling against a pavement:Some energy from lightning can also escape Earth's atmosphere before being dragged into the opposite hemisphere along magnetic field lines.
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If America were to abandon its one-China policy, and acknowledge Taiwan's independence, there is a considerable risk that Communist China would attack the island and that America, feeling obliged to defend it, would be dragged into a war.
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World soccer's governing body is now finding itself dragged into the dispute over equal pay between the men's and women's game, as the crowd at the stadium in Northern France chanted "equal pay" in support of the women's efforts.
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They were men and women who were too old to be dragged into the madness of the Cultural Revolution, and who turned to the church in his village as a place of solace, much as Mr. Zhang does today.
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It is simply not in US interests to be dragged into an interminable war against the Houthis in Yemen and have its image blackened by Saudi military actions that have resulted in the deaths of thousands of Yemeni civilians.
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It should not be surprising, therefore, that both countries want the US to take the point in confronting Iran, although neither Jerusalem nor Riyadh want to be dragged into a US-Iranian war that might put them at risk.
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Several European and foreign banks have been dragged into the Danske Bank scandal, which centers on suspicious transactions totaling 200 billion euros ($226 billion) originating from Russia and elsewhere that flowed through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
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Several European and foreign banks have been dragged into the Danske Bank scandal, which centers on suspicious transactions totalling 20.8841 billion euros ($226 billion) originating from Russia and elsewhere that flowed through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
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But here's what transpired after that: one of the officers ended up engaged in a physical fight with Kelly Jr., who soon got away and bear hugged a nearby light pole to avoid getting dragged into a squad car.
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Good advisers ignore him and strike out on their own, hoping that they'll be able to show the boss a better way — like when campaign surrogates resisted getting dragged into Trump's fight with federal judge Gonzalo Curiel this spring.
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Lest the league get dragged into another conspiracy, his staff even had to put out a public relations fire after Dikembe Mutombo mistakenly posted congratulations to his former team for winning the lottery — hours before the drawing was held.
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Earlier, German Finance Minister and Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz said it was important to avoid a military escalation in the Gulf region and that a U.S.-led mission carried the risk of being dragged into an even bigger conflict.
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By offering something that will be impossible for the EU to accept, the UK can then blame the EU for rejecting it, while avoiding getting dragged into lengthy negotiations which in themselves would require an agreement to delay Brexit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Serena Williams began her first-round clash at Wimbledon in complete comfort, but ended it screaming in delight as she finally suppressed Giulia Gatto-Monticone having been dragged into an unlikely dogfight by the world number 218.
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The 42-year-old hurler has been dragged into Manhattan court by Alexandra Santos, 153, who claims the $7-million-a-year player is a deadbeat dad who failed to pay child support for their elementary-school-age kids.
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Several banks have been dragged into a money laundering scandal involving Denmark's Danske Bank, whose Estonian branch was used for 200 billion euros ($227 billion) of suspicious payments between 2007 and 2015, knocking their shares and fuelling investor fears.
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Canny and heavily earthbound — "of an unfeasible size" — Alison is nevertheless dragged into the harrowing shadow realm by both the memoir she dictates to her flinty assistant, Colette, and by her obscene, pungent guide to the spirit world, Morris.
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Cops have laid to rest any hope of rescuing the 2-year-old boy dragged into a Disney lagoon by an alligator, and they just revealed gators in the area have been a big problem for a long time.
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As the Senate debate over the rules surrounding President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial dragged into the early morning on Wednesday, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts took the rare step of verbally admonishing both sides for their language.
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The European Union, Canada and Mexico have also been dragged into various trade disputes with the U.S. Further tariffs could have an implication for a number of industries, particularly those with complex supply chains, according to the Microsoft founder.
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"This is potentially being dragged into the U.S. because some of the accounts were sold to American customers and also the Chinese as they were exported … But I still don't see a major global legal threat here," Ellinghorst said.
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The more you interact with its various consoles, the more you play its in-game Spectrum, the further you feel from comfort; the more you try to get that nostalgic feeling, the more violently you're dragged into the present.
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Along the fence it would be interesting to see him try to dig in the front kicks to the body that he showed occasionally against Johny Hendricks, though it would be risking getting dragged into a clinch on recovery.
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A reactive takedown late in the second round had scored Moicano some points and won him some breathing room, but an attempt at the same in round three saw him dragged into the vaunted Ortega guillotine and he was quickly submitted.
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But to my mind, the show's best supporting player is Drew (John Reynolds), who is on the verge of seeing his life really take off, only to find himself constantly dragged into more nonsense by Dory's quest to find Shantal.
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Beaches at Walt Disney World resorts are closed as rescue teams scour the water for a 2-year-old boy who was dragged into a lake by an alligator near a hotel at the Orlando theme park, PEOPLE has learned.
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The most recent was in 2016, when 2-year-old Lane Graves was dragged into a lake by an alligator and killed while playing on the water's edge during a family vacation at a Walt Disney World hotel in Orlando.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Fallout from the Airbus bribery scandal reverberated around the world on Monday as the head of one of its top buyers temporarily stood down and investigations were launched in countries aggrieved at being dragged into the increasingly political row.
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No. 2 U.S. carrier Delta, however, warned of slower revenue growth in the current quarter due to lost government business and of difficulties in introducing new aircraft because of the U.S. government shutdown that has dragged into its 34th day.
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As the planet approaches Jupiter to slingshot out of the system and out to Proxima Centauri, a group of characters struggles to restart Earth's failing transport engines and save Earth from being dragged into the gas giant's gravity well and engulfed.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Fallout from the Airbus bribery scandal reverberated around the world on Monday as the head of one of its top buyers temporarily stood down and investigations were launched in countries aggrieved at being dragged into the increasingly political row.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A truckers protest over diesel prices that has crippled key sectors of Latin America's biggest economy dragged into Friday night, putting drivers in a standoff with Brazilian President Michel Temer who authorized military force to clear highways.
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The body of 2-year-old Lane Graves was recovered from the late on Wednesday, just a day after he was dragged into the man-made lagoon when he was playing in about a foot of water around 9:30 p.m.
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Wilkinson was dragged into the public spotlight after an Estonian newspaper published his name in September and, while outraged at the "gross abuse of human rights", has used his podium to demand protection of informants to allow a crackdown on crime.
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If scientists and researchers are dragged into the limelight by Congress to talk about fetuses, or are forced to have their name entered into a public record because they work with fetuses, it can actually put their safety in danger.
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In our era of ever-increasing judicial activism, when ever more social issues are dragged into the courts, a novel ruling can more easily garner a judge praise in certain quarters of politics and the press (and condemned in others).
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's prudential regulator should become less "discreet" and be given more power, including the ability to veto corporate boardroom hires, a government report said, in a sign oversight bodies are being dragged into a banking sector clean-up.
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Several European and overseas banks have been dragged into a scandal at Denmark's Danske Bank, which centers on suspicious transactions totalling 200 billion euros ($226 billion) originating in Russia and elsewhere that flowed through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
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Vietnam's needs dovetail with those of the United States, which has been encouraging maritime states in Southeast Asia to better defend themselves, an effort partly aimed at keeping the United States from being dragged into a direct naval conflict with China.
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Swedbank and several other European banks have been dragged into the Danske Bank scandal, which centres on suspicious transactions totalling 200 billion euros ($226 billion) originating from Russia and elsewhere that flowed through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
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Trump does not emerge unscathed There are also ominous notes for Trump in the book, in that Comey -- at least before he got dragged into the 2016 election morass -- was seen as one of Washington's straight-shooters, much like Mueller himself.
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Instead, he would stay in Downing Street until the UK has left the EU without a deal on October 31, before calling an election, setting up a constitutional stand-off that could see the Queen dragged into the Brexit crisis.
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But Carter's attorney painted a starkly different portrait, describing a troubled, delusional young woman who was "dragged" into the suicidal journey of a teenager, Conrad Roy III, who was long intent on killing himself when he committed suicide in July 2014.
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Swedbank and Nordea are among several banks that have been dragged into the scandal, which centres on 200 billion euros ($226 billion) of suspicious transactions originating in Russia and elsewhere that flowed through Danske Bank's Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Catholic bishops in the Philippines expressed alarm on Monday over the spread of government-sanctioned gambling through casinos, after a mid-sized bank was dragged into one of the world's largest bank heists and a money-laundering scheme.
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But in a vote that dragged into the evening, he was joined as co-leader by Gauland, who ran for the post at the last minute after another candidate seen as a moderate, Georg Pazderski, failed to win enough votes.
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It's hard to tell when the story takes place: wealthy young radicals dragged into the nearby cells seem of the twentieth century—they cry, "Police brutality, imperialist pig"—but there are also hints of a retelling of the Passion of Christ.
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"I'm just so upset about this atmosphere and good people being dragged into it," said Jane Curtin, a member of the original cast of "Saturday Night Live" with Mr. Franken from 1975 to 1980 who has been close with him since.
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One way the Supreme Court can avoid getting dragged into another drama over health care is if the appeals court set to review the Texas ruling, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, finds grounds to reverse it.
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The leadership in the South also does not want the country dragged into a struggle for regional hegemony between American-backed Japan and China, which is angry at Mr. Moon's deployment of an American-made antimissile system on South Korean soil.
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The gist of it, according to Thomas -- he feels he got dragged into this situation, and if he's going to be without his daughter because of it ... he needs to do whatever is necessary to look out for himself financially.
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But Trump's campaign has been dragged into the gutter in recent weeks, struggling under the weight of multiple allegations of sexual assault against the GOP nominee and a 2005 recording in which he used vulgar language to describe sexually predatory behavior.
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Or is this an example of a company dragged into action after a financial calculus that the revenue he produced could not compensate for the reputational damage, the loss of advertisers and the potential thwarting of 21st Century Fox's global expansion?
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ROME, April 13 (Reuters) - Talks between Alitalia, labour unions and the government dragged into the evening on Thursday as workers baulked at the prospect of heavy job and salary cuts that Italy's flagship carrier says are necessary to keep operating.
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The back-and-forth jabs seem to be happening on a regular basis between the two cable news networks, with MSNBC, which is currently second to Fox News overall in the cable news race, rarely being dragged into the fight.
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Seemingly out of nowhere a horde of mobile bars on wheels are dragged into place behind motorbikes, each one equipped with fairy lights, a fully stocked range of vodkas and mixers and a girl in a short skirt with a shaker.
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Although Apple has wanted a legislative solution all along, it now risks being dragged into a very public battle in which Exhibit A will be this court case about a terrorist's iPhone, which may make it much tougher to win.
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"The damage to U.S. business, consumers and exporters is real and ongoing," Scott Lincicome, a trade lawyer and scholar at the Cato Institute, said, noting that the risks of this approach only increased if negotiations with China dragged into 2020.
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"A few weeks ago, everyone thought we would be dragged into some terrible trench warfare over bad net neutrality legislation," said Evan Greer, the campaign director for Fight for the Future, a nonprofit that supports a free and open internet.
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As the talks dragged into Friday evening, another spokesman for the opposition said it had received a pledge from Russia that it would press the Syrian army to enforce a ceasefire in the besieged rebel enclave of eastern Ghouta, near Damascus.
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Ultimately, these are the folks who never got dragged into the headlines or into a courtroom, but they're the ones who've been most stressed by the entire theatrical proceeding, and there's a good chance they'll never get to cash out like they'd hoped.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Children in conflict-ravaged central Democratic Republic of Congo are suffering 'terrible acts of abuse', having been forced into armed groups, drugged and dragged into violence, the United Nations said on Monday, warning that their plight was rapidly worsening.
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Now, with over 10 years under his belt in the UFC, Edgar has a sense of veteran wiliness which doesn't see him dragged into slugfests which had previously seen him left in trouble like in his two title fights against Gray Maynard.
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The family of Lane Graves, the 2-year-old boy who was dragged into a lake by an alligator at a Walt Disney World hotel in Orlando on Tuesday, asked for privacy to grieve, the Orange County Sheriff's office said late Wednesday night.
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As if the social network hasn't been on the wrong side of the news enough lately, it's now being dragged into a massive scandal involving Cambridge Analytica, a political consulting firm with close ties to both Steve Bannon and conservative billionaire Robert Mercer.
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The warnings come as many question how IFRS22014 will interact with the Basel III capital framework, which was due to be finalised by end-29 but has dragged into this year because of a disagreement over limits on internal credit risk modelling.
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However, No. 2 U.S. carrier Delta warned of a fall in revenue growth in the current quarter due to lost government business and of difficulties in introducing new aircraft because of the U.S. government shutdown that has dragged into a fourth week.
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The documentary debut episode, "Déjà Vu," opens with the question "What happened?" and uses the rest of the episode to present almost a century of history that helped set the stage for the war, and the way the US was dragged into it.
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"And then you have the people who actually do the work," Conway continued, saying that young drug users who find themselves in debt to such groups are dragged into activities that involve high risk of being caught, such as carrying and distributing drugs.
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But then she got another citation last month for using her phone while driving -- and, again, she didn't tell her P.O. In the docs, her P.O. makes it clear ... this is her last written warning before she's dragged into court again over it.
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The man who triggered a cascade of child molestation allegations against Michael Jackson has disappeared ... at least according to his sister who is scared to death her family is getting dragged into a posthumous child molestation lawsuit against the King of Pop.
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Manchester United, Manchester City and Arsenal are all chasing hard, but in one of the sport's biggest surprises of recent years, the giants of the national game can't catch a team that many had expected to be dragged into a relegation scrap.
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No. 2 U.S. carrier Delta, however, warned of a fall in unit revenue growth in the current quarter due to lost government business and of difficulties in introducing new aircraft because of the U.S. government shutdown that has dragged into its 34th day.
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In a letter seen by Reuters, investor Christian Bojlesen told securities industry watchdog CVM that BNDESPar, formerly Triunfo's No. 2 shareholder, might have sold the company's stock earlier this year to avoid being dragged into the out-of-court workout last month.
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While Trump is focusing on immigration issues like birthright citizenship and a "caravan" of migrants making its way to the U.S. border, Democrats say they will not be dragged into a debate that distracts from health-care issues leading up to Election Day.
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The patent decision underscores how individual companies have been dragged into Brazil's volatile presidential campaign, with right-wing front-runner Jair Bolsonaro criticizing certain investments by Chinese firms, and investors girding for more intervention in state-controlled companies should a leftist win.
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The explosive class action detailed reports of serial rape and sexual abuse by eight corrections officers at the all-female Rose M. Singer Center, including a case where an inmate was dragged into a janitor's closet and another where the inmate became pregnant.
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But the Constitution is silent about the trial's actual mechanics, raising questions about whether the mild-mannered, 28500-year old jurist will play a mostly ceremonial role overseeing the trial or be dragged into the political fight and forced to make consequential decisions.
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But he also emphasized that the odds of being killed by an alligator were quite small, despite the publicity that surrounded the death of a 2-year-old at Disney World who was dragged into the water by a gator last June.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - As the count from a crucial Australian by-election dragged into Sunday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison faced the possibility that his Liberal party may have been too quick to concede a contest that would reduce his administration to a minority government.
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Nazir was dragged into the scandal around political funding and alleged misuse of money from 1MDB after the Wall Street Journal reported last month he received $7 million in funds from his elder brother, Prime Minister Najib Razak, before the 2013 elections.
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I've tried to explain that a shark will probably not come up through the drain, and that if one did manage to do so and grab my feet, I would instinctively grab onto him, and we would both be dragged into death's maw.
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Of course, there's also the real life shit that you have to worry about if you grow up near one—you can't let small kids or pets out of eyesight for too long, they might get dragged into the depths by a big-ass reptile.
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The episode opened with the scene that debuted earlier this month at New York Comic Con, which saw Rick threatening to kill Negan after witnessing Negan's kills, before our stalwart leader was dragged into the group's trailer for a one-on-one chat with Negan.
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WASHINGTON/BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis dismissed concerns on Thursday that the United States was being dragged into a broader conflict in Syria, after a major clash with pro-Syrian government forces overnight that may have left 100 or more of them dead.
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The longest such shutdown in U.S. history dragged into its 25th day with neither President Donald Trump nor Democratic congressional leaders showing signs of bending on the topic that triggered it - funding for a wall Trump promised to build along the border with Mexico.
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" A former State Department official said last week that "the fact that agents of the President, whether they be his son or Giuliani, should somehow be dragged into this mess on behalf of people who are unworthy and dubious at best is really distressing.
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If you're wondering why Postmates would get dragged into this, it's because GrubHub's lawyers believe Lawson "figured out how to game the system with Postmates just how [he] figured out how to game the system with GrubHub," Michele Maryott, another lawyer for GrubHub, said.
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The bar's interior is shellacked with a hodgepodge of random decor: an alligator head here, an old MARTA bus stop sign there—all of it miscellaneous detritus that their customers have dragged into the bar and presented to Mike and Pete over the years.
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Zverev's angular game is not best suited to clay and for all his firepower from the baseline, he looks vulnerable when dragged into battles by dirtball grinders like Colombian Cristian Garin and Italian Matteo Berrettini who inflicted early defeats on him in Munich and Rome.
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But the "Fight for 15" has been primarily funded by unions, some of whom frankly were dragged into the battle by other affiliated organizations who were less than inspired by the Obama administration's and congressional Democrats' support for a paltry minimum wage hike to $10.10.
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This means that as the Trump administration weighs up whether to send more troops into Afghanistan, it is also going to have to make some tough decisions on the war against ISIS if the US wants to avoid being dragged into a wider regional war.
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The European Union - which is deadlocked in negotiations with Britain over how to avoid the return of a hard border between Ireland and British-ruled Northern Ireland post-Brexit - should instead be "calm and sensible" and not get dragged into that debate, he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Kim Darroch is a superb diplomat and public servants should not be dragged into the political agenda, Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to become prime minister, said on Wednesday after Britain's ambassador to the United States resigned in a furore over leaked memos.
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" And yet, when Charlamagne asked if he finally "woke up and realized what's going on," Rocky's response is emblematic of the begrudging nature on the part of artists for the demand for comment: "Nah, I think more so I got dragged into saying something .
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is repeatedly dragged into discussions ranging anywhere from L.G.B.T.Q. equality (where to mention Israel's vastly better record on gay rights compared with that of any other country in the Middle East is branded "pinkwashing"), to health care to criminal justice reform.
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The progress made in the Senate on individual appropriations measures represents a major break with the recent past, when spending bills rarely made it to the floor and were then piled into massive omnibus packages in December or sometimes even dragged into the following year.
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The theory is fed by some witness statements and a video showing Mr. Gray being dragged into the van, his legs mostly limp (although he appeared to make some limited motion), that have impressed themselves far deeper into the city's consciousness than prosecutors' arguments have.
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This is the type of claim that is usually pursued in a private lawsuit rather than through a federal enforcement action, so the justices may not want to be dragged into a dispute that will have little precedential impact on the application of federal law.
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There's also one major problem: It doesn't matter how qualified you are, if you're not among the first to respond to a job post, odds are your résumé will be clicked and dragged into the black void of the internet known as the trash.
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After the June 11 benefit show at Kings Barcade in Raleigh, NC, catch MAKE live when they hit the road in July with Dragged Into Sunlight and Primitive Man—and later this year at North Carolina's Hopscotch Festival alongside such luminaries as Converge and YOB.
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At least 135 Palestinians were said to have been killed at the time, after Israeli forces unleashed a barrage of artillery, tank and airstrikes meant to prevent the militants from taking Lieutenant Goldin, who was dragged into a tunnel on the edge of Rafah.
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With the temperature nudging 40 degrees Celsius (104F) at a scorching Rod Laver Arena, Muguruza was dragged into a see-sawing scrap by fourth seed Halep, who threatened to run away with the second set after losing her cool at the end of the first.
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But diplomats suggest the Taliban might be too rational to be dragged into such an escalation on the verge of a peace deal with the United States — unless they conclude that the United States is not leaving Afghanistan and needs to be forced out.
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That was clear when concern over getting dragged into the conflict led both Republicans and Democrats to overwhelmingly oppose President Obama's request for congressional approval of a limited bombing campaign to respond to chemical weapons attacks on rebel-held areas by the Syrian government.
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There's the possibility, for example, that some, if not all, of the bones were dragged into the cave by carnivores who hunted humans, he said, or that the bones shifted dramatically over the years from their original resting place, throwing off the dating to a considerably degree.
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The focus on foreign intelligence has already had some key allies wary of being dragged into what some see as a political probe, as CNN previously reported, and the letter notes that Barr will work closely with the intelligence community regarding declassification of any relevant information.
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Only after years of turning down a menu of options for further intervention did the Obama administration eventually find itself dragged into a train-and-equip program that had so many strings attached to it and came so late in the game that few fighters signed on.
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It acted after China decided to let the yuan fall below the key seven-per-dollar level for the first time in more than a decade, rattling financial markets and dimming hopes for an end to a trade war that has dragged into a second year.
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Jackson is deeply saddened and understandably angered that a well-respected, accomplished, dignified and honorable woman like Ms. Hall would be dragged into these proceedings so cavalierly and with so little concern for the position she holds and the high regard in which she is held.
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This means it's not beyond the realm of possibility, for example, that the United States could find itself dragged into a war with China if Beijing and Tokyo clash over the uninhabited Senkaku islands – a pile of rocks possessing no strategic interest to the United States.
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Do you think in fact you have an upper hand now because the workers really understand and Volkswagen can't afford to have any more issues, or is it the other way around - the workers don't want to be dragged into this or even blamed for it?
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The Clinton campaign's handling of Hillary Clinton's "medical episode" on Sunday, where she almost collapsed at a public 9/11 memorial ceremony and was caught on video being literally dragged into an SUV, was simply yet another inexcusable example of its aversion to openness and the truth.
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By keeping discussions focused squarely on North Korea and shared US and Chinese interests in preventing war on the Korean Peninsula, US officials have also avoided getting dragged into making other concessions -- like recognizing China's territorial claims to Taiwan -- to win China's full support on North Korea.
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The father of the young girl who was dragged into the water by a sea lion in British Columbia, Canada, over the weekend is speaking out for the first time about the scary incident — and defending his family against accusations that they provoked the massive mammal.
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Mark Geragos, the Los Angeles-based power attorney behind the leading class action suit against organizers of the infamous Fyre Festival, now says his firm is investigating whether social media "influencers" who hyped the disastrous event could be dragged into the ever-expanding web of lawsuits.
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It all went down a week ago at around 11 PM outside the Wonder Bur Lounge in Grants Pass, Oregon, where Meghan's nephew, Tyler Dooley, somehow got dragged into a street fight that ballooned 20 people strong ... this according to a police report obtained by TMZ.
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The title notwithstanding, "The Clinton Affair" derives much of its power from Lewinsky, discussing the beginnings of her relationship with the president -- and all the clandestine activity that entailed -- her betrayal by Linda Tripp, and the realization she was going to be dragged into the public eye.
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The incident, from 2009, was obtained by Inside Edition and has come to light days after the death of a 2-year-old boy, who was grabbed and dragged into the water by an alligator in a lagoon at one of Disney's resorts, in Orlando, Florida.
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Thiem was dragged into a final set for a second successive match but made sure this time he would be the one holding aloft his arms in victory after firing down his 12th ace to end Carreno Busta's hopes of advancing any further in the event.
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LONDON, July 10 (Reuters) - Former British Prime Minister John Major would be willing to go to court to block a new leader from delivering a no-deal Brexit by suspending parliament, saying he would act to prevent the queen from being dragged into a constitutional crisis.
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The shutdown dragged into its 25th day on Tuesday with neither Trump nor Democratic congressional leaders showing signs of bending on the topic that triggered it - funding for the wall Trump promised to build along the border with Mexico as part of his hardline policy on immigration.
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While Google parent company Alphabet has increasingly been dragged into the public eye as a central player in the fight against online misinformation and foreign election interference, co-founder and CEO Page has largely checked out and is spending more time on his private Caribbean island.
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This time around, it's at least 700,000 people brought to the US illegally as children and children who get their health care through a long running insurance program who've been dragged into the partisan crossfire as Congress fails to fulfill its basic function, providing continuous governance.
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A few weeks later, Mnuchin found himself in hot water again after refusing to testify before a House panel on a decision to bring more than 36,000 federal workers at the Internal Revenue Service back to work unpaid as the government shutdown dragged into tax season.
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Video of the altercation shows her being dragged into a circle of men who are wearing shirts that had the NRM's slogan for the event — "We are not politicians, we are the people" — and being forced to the ground for several seconds before bystanders manage to drag them off.
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And then she dives deeply into the developing stories of two men: New York's Ramsey Orta, a friend of Eric Garner who recorded the infamous video of his death, and Baltimore's Kevin Moore, who captured the footage of a screaming Freddie Gray being dragged into a police van.
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Nazir was dragged into a scandal around political funding and alleged misuse of money from state fund 0.83Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) after the Wall Street Journal reported last month that he received $7 million in funds from his elder brother, Prime Minister Najib Razak, before the 2013 elections.
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Lake Buena Vista, Florida (CNN)Alligator warning signs will be put up near all the waterways at Walt Disney World resorts following the death of a 2-year-old boy who was dragged into a lagoon two nights ago, a senior source at Disney told CNN on Thursday.
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At a special meeting on U.S.-Iran tensions with Israel's intelligence chiefs and top military brass, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would make every effort not to get dragged into the escalation in the Gulf and would not interfere directly in the situation, Israeli officials tell me.
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Cellphone footage of the alleged incident at Mokai Lounge hit social media this week, causing an uproar from animal rights supporters and generally decent people who know that horses are beautiful, majestic creatures that don't deserve to be dragged into a club as a PR stunt or whatever.
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When you've got the masked menaces behind Dragged into Sunlight scattered all across the upper half of the country, Coltsblood and Conan keeping Liverpool heavy, and Caina and Winterfylleth holding it down in Manchester, it's not much of a stretch to pinpoint the region as a sleeping giant.
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ANZ has been pursuing a sale of its 24 percent stake in its Malaysian affiliate AMMB Holdings (AmBank) since early last year as part of a strategy to divest minority stakes in Asia and as AmBank was dragged into a wide-ranging corruption scandal at state fund 1MDB.
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In his classic book The Origins of Alliances, Walt suggests that if countries don't invest in offensive military technologies, and use diplomatic outreach and economic policy to build peaceful ties with foreign states, they're less likely to be feared — and thus, potentially, less likely to get dragged into war.
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Instead of getting dragged into the financial trap of starting drag as a low-paying gig, VyVyan Vyxn learned the tricks of dressing and performing in drag from her boyfriend in 2009 and used her business-focused mind to sell adult novelty products door-to-door in drag.
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In the event of further major deterioration of America's positions in the global arena — for example, if the United States is dragged into a confrontation with China while remaining mired in the Middle East — Russia may look like a more appealing ally, or at least a less appealing adversary.
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In other words, two decades after McCarrick should have been removed from his offices, defrocked and handed over to the civil authorities, he was instead wielding remarkable influence in the church … right up until the moment when a lifetime's worth of crimes were finally dragged into the light.
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After floating about two and a half miles downstream from where her car had been dragged into the water, she grabbed onto another tree and eventually scrambled onto a small island in the middle of the flooded Turkey Creek, where she took shelter until the sun came up.
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The more sympathetic members of the McAllan clan — Laura, a bookish, musical, cultivated woman dragged into the mud by the blunt force of her husband's will, and Jamie, a dissolute, poetic soul of the kind Tennessee Williams would have recognized — are in some ways more dangerous to the Jacksons.
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CNN also spoke to several former Cambridge Analytica staffers who were dispatched to the United States to work on the 2014 campaigns, all of whom requested anonymity, citing reasons that included fear of retribution and not wanting to be publicly dragged into the intense scrutiny of the company.
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They also do not want South Korea to be dragged into a hegemonic struggle between the United States and China — an attitude exemplified by their ambiguous stance over the deployment in South Korea of an American antimissile battery, the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, known as Thaad.
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Photo: APModel Chrissy Teigen and singer John Legend got themselves dragged into the stupidest possible controversy this weekend when self-proclaimed "investigative journalist" and far-right activist Liz Crokin, who Twitter in their unending wisdom had decided to give a verified account, accused them of involvement in the debunked "Pizzagate" scandal.
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The cable network will premiere two new episodes of the espionage-driven miniseries every night, taking us deep into the world of Charmian "Charlie" Ross (2018 breakout Florence Pugh), a British actress who is dragged into a globetrotting web of near-deadly intrigue amid the Israeli-Palestinian conflict of the 1970s.
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Featuring Ewan McGregor in a dual role -- as a pair of estranged brothers -- and Carrie Coon ("The Leftovers") as the franchise's latest small-town sheriff, the FX series once again hinges on mistaken identity and sheer stupidity, with assorted characters dragged into an escalating scheme that's way over their heads.
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And the sad truth is that, in less than a year and a half in office, Donald J. Trump and the squalling far-right movement he has dragged into the White House like a mischievous dog have already changed the parameters of the American presidency and the nation's politics beyond recognition.
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Bjorn Gustafsson, who gives the show's most distinctive performance as an overly emotional alien, also has one of its best, if simplest lines: Having been dragged into bed by a libidinous abductee, he looks down at her and says of the unfamiliar human activity, "Man, this is really hard work."
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The C.I.A. had been dragged into that political swamp after President Richard M. Nixon admitted that he had used the C.I.A. to try to obstruct a federal investigation of the political burglary at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate complex in Washington, the episode that set off the crisis.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Dominic Thiem was dragged into an engrossing five-set scrap by former ditch digger Alex Bolt on Thursday but disappointed a vocal partisan crowd by emerging a 1403-2 5-7 6-7(5) 6-1 6-2 winner to reach the third round of the Australian Open.
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Trump is already embroiled in an impeachment fight with House Democrats over his attempts to pressure Ukraine's leaders to open politically advantageous investigations, and the prospect that the president will be dragged into a criminal trial by his own Justice Department involving one of his earliest political advisers raises numerous questions.
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"We didn't want to get ahead of the House, and we don't want to be dragged into the president's world of lies and false equivalencies where this just looked like two campaigns battling back and forth," said a Biden adviser, who was not authorized to speak on behalf of the candidate.
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After students have defined relationships between the variables, they'll run the model, graph the resulting data, and then refine their work to better approximate real-world data—in this case, data from the marine research center Station Aloha in Hawaii that can be dragged into SageModeler for a side-by-side comparison.
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The British celebrity called herself "a grown woman who is capable of dealing with my own life," before finishing the statement with praise for her mother "She is a soft and kind woman who doesn&apost deserve to be dragged into something that has nothing whatsoever to do with her," Cheryl concluded.
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I also had another veteran director, two or three decades in the industry, tell me that I should not tag them in anything I post, because they don't want to be dragged into this on social media, and they considered what I was doing unnecessary drama in an already drama-filled business.
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WASHINGTON — As the third government shutdown of the Trump era dragged into Christmas, lawmakers from both parties said on Monday that the partial lapse in government funding was in large part the consequence of Congress's ceding of power to the executive branch, a longstanding trend that may have peaked in the Trump era.
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The Vermont senator faced familiar lines of attack -- that his democratic socialism makes him unelectable and that his Medicare for All plan is unpractical -- but Bloomberg's presence altered the dynamics of the debate enough that Sanders was able to stick to his message and avoid being dragged into deeper waters by his rivals.
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At the same time, liberals, some with ingrained suspicion of the FBI and angry about how it handled the Clinton email probe, are now cast in the unaccustomed role as defender of the bureau that has been dragged into the toxic climate at risk to its long-term reputation for political neutrality.
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Several sources said it has been especially hard for mid- and lower-level aides to find new jobs, but even some senior-level staffers are struggling — particularly those who either got their jobs after working for the campaign and were new to government work or those who have gotten dragged into the Russia investigation.
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Long a staple fashion subculture, Goth has been dragged into the bright glare of the mainstream with long-time signature items, like dark lips, skull embellishments, and coal-black palettes, recently popping up on surprisingly sunny people — such as Taylor Swift, whose latest style chapter has been called goth by more than one publication.
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Japan's Kei Nishikori was dragged into a five-set battle for the third time in four matches but rallied from two sets down to beat Pablo Carreno Busta 6-7(8) 4-6 7-63(4) 6-4 7-6(8) in a little over five hours and book his place in the quarter-finals.
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As they slip into debt and are dragged into a criminal underworld by a series of shysters, thieves and sociopaths, they discover that the reality is very different from the dream in a city that worships money and status, and is heaven for those who have them an a living nightmare for those who don't.
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"Given the partisan nature of the delegation, and my continued concerns regarding Giluiani's pressure campaign, I began to believe that it would be important for me to travel back to Ukraine to express to the new government the dangers of acceding to Giuliani's requests and getting Ukraine dragged into American domestic politics," Murphy wrote.
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Government and corporate interests on Scandal have no one's best interests at heart, and the few people who battle against them—including the show's one relatively pure character, ADA David Rosen (Joshua Malina, having the time of his life)—are inevitably dragged into the incestuous maw created by the intersection of politics and money.
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And the reality is that if the United States gets dragged into a third quagmire, this time in Syria (Iraq and Afghanistan alone have cost between $4 trillion and $6 trillion) and if the domestic entitlements and debt crisis continue at home, the United States might no longer be able to afford, in the long term, being a superpower.
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An ultra-nationalist ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin this week said America risked being dragged into nuclear war if Hillary Clinton becomes president, though the lawmaker is widely considered something of a political clown, and members of the U.S. intelligence community has said that Russia wants to influence the presidential election in favor of Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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And we see Veronica very calmly handles a drug deal with a nameless Ghoulie in hopes of learning more about the Sugar Man but Betty and Veronica instead get dragged into the Ghoulies' den of death where we find Jughead, Archie, and the rest of the Ghoulies and Serpents discussing the terms of the Street Race.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.) told reporters Tuesday she was undecided but that she was not concerned that U.S. troops would be dragged into foreign courts.
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After being dragged into The Great Chip Vs Yungen Beef of 2016, and jumping on stage with Mixpak at this year's Culture Clash, Sneakbo has come through with a sun-soaked banger, enlisting Kingston artist Nyla on vocals, just in time for Jamaican summer and that one week in the UK where the temperature creeps above 20.
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The poll also found that 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's disapproval rating sits an all-time high as the shutdown has dragged into a second month.
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House Democrats complained that Mr. Bolton was stiff-arming them even though other national security officials have complied with subpoenas or requests for testimony, but the lawmakers have withdrawn a subpoena for Mr. Kupperman and indicated they would not seek one for Mr. Bolton because they said they did not want to get dragged into lengthy court proceedings.
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Lebanon is used to lurching from one crisis to another, but the political drama that has unfolded in Riyadh, Beirut and Paris the past two weeks is unprecedented even for this tiny Mediterranean country and could yet herald a protracted political battle as Lebanon is dragged into the simmering regional confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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It developed because the most powerful nation on the planet, the United States of America, "was born of Enlightenment principles," and, after being dragged into two world wars in the 20th century, it decided to use its power to spread and maintain those principles — not everywhere and always, but in many places a lot of the time.
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"If we get distracted by individual amendments to individual pieces of legislation — legislation that isn't even fully passed yet, and isn't even passed by the House of Lords yet — then I think we get dragged into an unnecessary debate that wastes a lot of time and energy," Coveney told Irish state broadcaster RTE in a radio interview.
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For example, the final regulations used the concept of "covered funds" as a proxy for the statute's reference to hedge funds and private equity funds, incorporating by reference a legal definition that dragged into the rule's scope a wide range of entities that no market participant had thought of as a hedge fund or private equity fund.
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