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" — TREVOR NOAH "Clearly he drew on the map.
" The elderly woman drew on her cigarette. "Dr. Dukakis.
So Richardson drew on her ties within the Instagram community.
Barrett's "Aurora Leigh" drew on Landon's smash hit, "The Improvisatrice".
Mr. Trump drew on this memory in his victory remarks.
Atkinsun drew on his menthol and returned to our conversation.
Her work blossomed as she drew on her life experience.
McLain drew on primary sources to develop her fiery protagonist.
At least the McNamara Line drew on America's scientific elite.
The first experiment drew on Trump's exaggerations of crime statistics.
She drew on savings, an insurance policy and a $25,000 loan.
She drew on that connection for her Golden Globe-nominated role.
They drew on unaddressed grievances for political, social, and economic change.
For his part, Ockley drew on manuscripts from the Pococke collection.
A flurry of investigations in the media drew on leaked documents.
Reuters drew on data primarily from three flight-tracking websites: www.flightradar24.
That movie also drew on the works of Christin and Mézières.
Reuters drew on data primarily from three flight-tracking websites: www.flightradar24.
He drew on those experiences in "Infinite Jest," whose high-I.
While usually more irritating than evil, he drew on malevolent roots.
Liljefors delivered the sermon, which drew on lyrics from Avicii's songs.
For Mr. Hood, real estate work drew on his sales acumen.
The study drew on Dr. Farooqi's research into a gene, MC210R.
"Saturday Night Live" drew on the arrest for its opening sketch.
But Mr. Trump praised Mr. Van Drew on Sunday on Twitter.
" Here she drew on the same show with "Never Never Land.
Still another drew on science, ruling that driving would damage their ovaries.
As the week drew on, the demonstrations continued, but protesters remained peaceful.
He drew on a fresh historical reference in his broadside on Tuesday.
They drew on those traditions a little more than the scientists do.
We created a miracle, but also drew on some long-term growth.
A third study that drew on the UK Biobank is rather different.
In one notorious episode, she hid from Dr. Drew on a roof.
I drew on the girls' faces, one a cat, one a butterfly.
She later changed into a sleeveless gown and drew on dark eyebrows.
I definitely wanted to be part of something that drew on that.
We drew on a series of surveys, spanning that 211 to 2011 period.
Here are some of the random cartoons I drew on loveable old Paint!
We spoke to brokers and drew on our own recent apartment-hunting experience.
To achieve all of this, Mansour drew on a rich repertoire of stratagems.
To make the trailer, Mr. Baptiste drew on his varied show business background.
Yes, there's definitely certain aspects of Jonas that Lana drew on from me.
And, later, President Obama drew on TARP more heavily to execute the rescue.
LinkedIn, however, drew on boutique investment banks to dispense advice on its sale.
For Antony, she drew on Nikki Haley, the Ambassador to the United Nations.
His relatively abstract mature works drew on Cuban iconography and global political themes.
For Lydia, she said, she drew on her Irish Catholic upbringing, in Massachusetts.
In doing so, he drew on the long and rich tradition of sanctuary.
His later architectural work noticeably drew on the innovations of the Bauhaus period.
He drew on it rarely, viewing it mainly as a rainy-day fund.
Christie drew on his long friendship with Trump and became a close adviser.
Throughout our conversations, she drew on many references — theorists, painters, scholars, American suffragists.
The company's original name, Jay-Martin Consulting, drew on the brothers' middle names.
Then, he and his team drew on the pattern to add more texture.
He said he also drew on his own experience growing up in Turkey.
Botswana drew on fairly pluralistic precolonial institutions, such as the kgotla, or council.
The image also drew on his own aggressive posture toward the Soviet Union.
"Danger" (1976), with lyrics mostly in English, drew on Afrobeat, reggae and soul.
It drew on information collected from 29 countries by the World Health Organization.
Kennedy drew on his family's long ties to Massachusetts in his announcement Saturday.
In a notorious ad campaign that drew on enduring racist imagery, George H. W.
To make "Harriet," a new biopic, filmmakers drew on a whole mosaic of sources.
To make "Harriet," a new biopic, filmmakers drew on a whole mosaic of sources.
To make "Harriet," a new biopic, the filmmakers drew on a mosaic of sources.
He drew on court cases to analyse homosexuality and bisexuality (albeit often in Latin).
On Wednesday, Kroll was discussing his newest movie, Uncle Drew, on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
But as the event drew on, it became clear that wasn't going to happen.
The Science study drew on over 2 million records for nearly 40,000 terrestrial species.
Sellars also drew on miners' ballads and on Hispanic, African-American, and Asian testimonies.
" In response, Gingrich drew on his own experiences in the 1990s as Speaker. "No.
The Orlando Magic drew on the Sunshine State's citrus fields for its City threads.
They drew on eyebrows, which they said would define my new face and personality.
That article drew on an interview with Jeanette Manfra, the department's chief cybersecurity official.
The disruption and the members' costumes drew on Mr. Prigov's image of a policeman.
Led by students, the protests drew on years of suppressed anger at Ortega's rule.
In court, Mr. Boseman said, Marshall drew on the improvisational verve of Harlem's culture.
Van Drew on Friday indicated he was likely to vote against articles of impeachment.
Grey's writer Elisabeth Finch drew on her own experience with misdiagnosis for Bailey's storyline.
Wilde's lectures drew on the ideas of Walter Pater, John Ruskin, and William Morris.
I drew on it to make it look more like Molly Soda, my feminine ideal.
In 2011 they drew on the support of eight other parties, shutting out the PAM.
During the interview, I drew on my reporting background to question some of her claims.
Reback and Creighton's case against Microsoft drew on relatively new antitrust theories like network effects.
For the latter, she drew on Dr. Irene Pepperberg's animal cognition studies on African Greys.
The Guardian, which has suspended its count, drew on news stories and crowd-sourced information.
Mr Perrin, who had published an article that drew on the leaked documents, was acquitted.
She drew on celebrity images, as well, creating sculptures of John Wayne and Bob Hope.
"I drew on that experience" to effectively mobilize the team in New York, he said.
Yet I know that you drew on what has happened in the past, our history.
He drew on family wealth to invest in coal production, and quickly expanded the business.
Each leader acknowledged the challenges, but drew on them as reasons for the new treaty.
Marvel rage recognizably drew on the same pathological pettiness as straw rage and hamburger rage.
As the afternoon drew on, a tropical storm, Vicente, formed nearby off the Pacific coast.
They said the application drew on other intelligence material that the Republican memo selectively omits.
Only 13 percent of respondents indicated that they never drew on Google in these contexts.
His campaign of racial and religious grievance drew on the darkest currents of American history.
Many of the poems in that collection drew on childhood memories of the family farm.
Brian Doyle-Murray drew on his caddying for "Caddyshack," of which he was a writer.
He gave it virtuoso playing via guitar work that drew on country and the blues.
MethodologyTo compile the list, we drew on nominations and talked to analysts, consultants, and investors.
Influenced by Evans, William Christenberry drew on Hale County for his photos of dilapidated buildings.
When Administrator Pruitt introduced himself to EPA employees, he drew on the insights of John Muir.
He drew on plywood with an elegant, sinuous line, switching to paper in the early 20053s.
Christie also drew on her own dismal passage on the Orient Express while writing the novel.
People working on AI at Apple have previously done research that drew on the GAN technology.
And she drew on her own media skills, becoming one of his most effective TV surrogates.
DHS said that the study drew on significant input from the mobile industry and academic researchers.
Another drew on global positioning services, cellular data and Bluetooth to connect women to emergency services.
Mr. Terrana said that Mr. Klein drew on his dark wit for strength to the end.
Pele told me that Bennett drew on the support he received from the community in Seattle.
" The focus leans heavily on stereotype, a categorization which is "subjective but drew on collective consciousness.
This fall, Poltrona Frau drew on the talents of the Shanghai-based design duo Neri&Hu.
There was the charge Lowry drew on the Warriors' Draymond Green late in the first half.
Worse, many thousands more were empty by the time the curtain drew on West Brom's humiliation.
The investigation drew on some of Scotland Yard's most storied assets, like its Super-Recognizer Unit.
The new analysis drew on data from one of Dr. Olds's randomized controlled trials, in Memphis.
Mr. Vaccarello's first women's collection for Saint Laurent drew on Yves Saint Laurent's '80s-era excesses.
Each drew on the responses of between 11,553 and 803,859 adults 18 to 39 years old.
At the dedication ceremony, a member of Congress drew on Christian imagery in his keynote speech.
To recreate Bishop for the audio drama, he drew on the past and his experience making Aliens.
For those costumes, I drew on copious stock images, video footage, and the expertise of other builders.
Once in the Oval Office, he drew on all his diplomatic skills and experience in the country.
For most of his plays, he drew on existing narratives and developed them as he saw fit.
Others were on display at the AEA conference, including some that drew on economists' own intellectual toolkit.
"Nudge" drew on years of work by Mr Thaler and co-authors identifying oddities in human behaviour.
Directors drew on his legend as a gawky, glam stage performer, but they also consistently burnished it.
Manzini said he drew on his training from POAC Autism Services when he learned Ryan has autism.
Rousteing drew on his experiences dressing singers — notably Beyoncé — to help him design clothes that could move.
As whimsical as BreadHive seems, its founders drew on a strong local tradition of worker-owned businesses.
She drew on books, and studied cosmetics so she could make her prosthetics as realistic as possible.
He drew on that collection to open a small museum in San Francisco dedicated to tattoo history.
Mr. Mueller's report drew on hundreds of interviews to paint a damning portrait of the White House.
The constellations we drew on our maps, Toosi explained, were flitting moments of flux and of life.
They're working from the historian James R. Hansen's authorized biography, which drew on extensive interviews with Armstrong.
The new headline – "A 'new American moment'" – drew on a direct quote from the president's speech, instead.
They drew on blood-spatter analysis and DNA evidence to conclude that Ms. Dulos was fatally attacked.
Michele's show was a fantasia that drew on ideas of Britishness while exploiting Italian luxury and craftsmanship.
She gave the severed heads punk makeovers — cut their hair at lopsided angles, drew on their faces.
At the beginning of the most combustible period in German history, the school drew on government support.
Irving Bank drew on every resistance tool in the corporate armory, culminating in a close proxy fight.
It also drew on a deep history of sci-fi, horror, and other genre stories across media.
To do natural language processing (speech recognition, transcription, translation, etc.), they drew on the field of linguistics.
It drew on a similar decision allowing the import of copyrighted works, applying the same standards to patents.
American track and field athlete Howard P. Drew on his way to the 19213 Summer Olympics in Stockholm.
He said they even drew on foreign agencies like Interpol to burrow into past behavior of foreign students.
Employers and school officials drew on these vulnerabilities to treat females as unreliable employees who deserved lower pay.
A year later, Robert Altman drew on the tale once again in Thieves Like Us, adapting Anderson's novel.
The stunt, in fact, drew on a rich history of demonizing gay people by calling them sexual predators.
Venom was created by David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane (who drew on previous storylines about the symbiote costume).
Ultimately though, the Cavaliers drew on the fact their roster had significantly more playoff experience than Detroit's did.
Early estimates skewed far higher because they drew on lab tests in paternity cases, a decidedly unrandom sample.
Months later, Mr. Branch drew on that article in creating "A Medal for Willie," a one-act play.
Mr. Peres, who frequently drew on historical allusions, thought of himself as a philosopher more than a politician.
As rebels rallied around Sunni Islamist slogans, Assad drew on allies including Shi'ite Islamist militias backed by Iran.
Scott Walker of Wisconsin drew on, hired candidates whom Talent Market's executive director, Claire Kittle Dixon, had recommended.
The Nazis drew on the index to support notions of Aryan superiority in Germany during the Third Reich.
Except, to make the scenario as plausible as possible, the developers drew on a wealth of scientific data.
Buildings incorporated all manners of design forms that drew on speed and force: parabolas, starbursts, boomerangs, and columns.
And then he drew on the background paper a diagram from the Kabbalah of the tree of life.
You've taught courses on the literature of exile, and you drew on that knowledge in writing this memoir.
In the last three months of 2017, it drew on average fewer than six million monthly unique visitors.
Mr. Johnson, a former teacher, school counselor and principal, drew on his own life to answer the question.
She wrangled celebrity endorsements, organized benefits and drew on her education activism to champion his universal prekindergarten proposal.
In the case of his "Sleeping Beauty" and "Swan Lake," he drew on the work of previous masters.
No complaints here: I found nothing contorted, just a couple that drew on some knowledge of pop culture.
The socialist leader Eugene V. Debs drew on American traditions to frame his radical critiques of corporate power.
Because I got the feeling that you drew on the fact that it's the city of ironic detachment.
Even religious skeptics such as Thomas Paine drew on the ancient Israelite example in his brief against monarchy.
Much of his music drew on R&B, old and new, but his melodic gift extended across genres.
In 2012, New York University drew on his archive to produce "A Is for Arab," a traveling exhibition.
In an email sent to supporters Friday morning, Booker drew on the spirit of the civil rights movement.
The Immaculate Heart Sisters drew on their time and place to create a new vision of religious community.
His book "Robeson: An American Ballad," which drew on his personal encounters with Mr. Robeson, was published in 2012.
Ocasio-Cortez drew on the work of Friedman in a March 2019 speech, as Business Insider's Jim Edwards wrote.
Case in point: the flawless graphic eyeliner look that she drew on sans glam squad during Paris Fashion Week.
Here, I riffed on the classic Migos-Beatles comparison and drew on the same template as my Beatles logo.
Mallers drew on her technology background, having worked in the futures industry, then for a food distributor in Chicago.
He also drew on his own canon — and polished off an old favorite dating back to his early career.
She drew on inexhaustible reserves of boldness and intensity to establish herself in the boys' club of international journalism.
Mr. Loudermilk drew on his poverty-stricken childhood in Durham, N.C., for "Tobacco Road," which he recorded in 21964.
She drew on her own absurd experience at the dentist for her version, set in present-day Los Angeles.
Even after Wallace left, recruited to Pomona College, outside of Los Angeles, in 2002, he still drew on Illinois.
But as it happens, both performances drew on 20th-century traditions to probe the psychological depths of Schubert's cycle.
Others drew on mischaracterized or mistaken reads of the sparse data to paint the trial as a massive failure.
Just as they drew on memories from middle school, their bodies have remembered what being 13 was like, too.
Randolph drew on his long experience as a labor leader to found the March on Washington Movement in 1941.
As Christov-Bakargiev drew on a notepad while making her points, her dog, Darcy, gnawed at my pant leg.
Another told me he had acted in high school and college, and drew on his acting experience at work.
Years later, I drew on that experience to tell my own story of the painting in my new book.
The first group of five aides announced their resignation in a letter to Van Drew on Sunday, Lucas said.
Even if these dancers didn't imitate Tucker directly, they drew on a style that he had heightened and popularized.
Mr. Benson's 1976 hit album "Breezin'" drew on soulful jazz and R&B but had a slick pop sheen.
To create them, the writers drew on their own memories, and some of the most outrageous plots were autobiographical.
Nancy Drew before me, Nancy Drew behind me, Nancy Drew on all sides of me, Lord hear my prayer.
They drew on insights of elders like Arnold Brower, Sr., the Inupiaq son of a nineteenth-century Yankee whaler.
" Biden drew on Lamb's Marine experience to argue that the candidate would not let his district get "left behind.
Like "The Wonders," which also drew on real events, "Happy as Lazzaro" finds fairy-tale resonances in modern actualities.
He drew on his escapades in critically acclaimed memoirs and autobiographical novels, developing a cult following, especially in Britain.
Both positions drew on and expanded his expertise in administrative law, a topic that would interest him throughout his career.
McLeod also drew on colorful elements of her own youth to construct the personality of her new performative alter-ego.
It drew on hundreds of scientists and experts to review the literature and took hundreds of thousands of public comments.
His drinking-and-women crack was not just an analogy for poor governance; it also drew on deep cultural assumptions.
They drew on the orderly shelves of his father's shop in Montevideo and his childhood memories of its great port.
Atwood published her novel in 1985, and noted that she specifically drew on things that had been said or done.
Amazon's Prime video offering and the work that formed the basis for Echo, its home speaker, drew on newcomers' expertise.
Bonnie and Clyde was bloody, graphic, and sexually frank, and it drew on the experimentation of the French New Wave.
"Yeah we call them toe-mojis," Robbie said of the smiley face tattoos she drew on Delevingne's toes during filming.
Judge Furman's decision drew on evidence that Mr Ross came up with the Voting Rights Act justification belatedly and disingenuously.
Since Obamacare drew on conservative thought, it is no wonder Republicans have had difficulty coming up with a viable alternative.
Our analysis drew on a cumulative data file from the 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2014 Cooperative Congressional Election Studies surveys.
In addition to other films, Wang noted that he drew on the design of NASA's Curiosity, Opportunity, and Sojourner rovers.
" That report, in turn, drew on a 1997 experts' report on the Pentagon, which highlighted the need for "homeland defense.
The way she drew on Russian constructivist design to create an entirely new language of drawing, painting, building and fashion.
But there were also seeds of backlash, which drew on the accusations of reverse discrimination that had animated Bakke's grievance.
As a producer, Prince Be drew on a wide range of material, sampling everything from the Monkees to Deep Purple.
And it could be something very simple... at one point I had a pen and I drew on my hand.
They drew on data collected by the Human Connectome Project, in which 1,200 volunteers were studied with powerful new scanners.
The dialogue comes from Tanne, who said he drew on news reports and other accounts to fill in the blanks.
The May 30 to June 27.83 nationwide survey by polling firms Berumen and Ipsos drew on more than 13,000 interviews.
Her findings drew on her exhaustive work in Egypt, looking at such religious minorities as Coptic Orthodox Christians and Bahais.
In minute one, she disapproved of the penis Thorgy drew on the workroom mirror in parting and clashed with Milk.
The rapper Niska drew on Afrotrap in his album "Commando," the No. 3 most-streamed album in France in 2017.
This empire of multifarious signs drew on Maekawa's own complex trajectory, riven with polemics over the "Japaneseness" of his architecture.
The school settled with Ms. Sullivan, and Ms. Sullivan said she drew on those funds to pay for the billboards.
Eurofer said worsening business conditions had led to a steeper than expected reduction in stocks as manufacturers drew on inventories.
The report drew on data gathered between 1990 and 2017 covering nearly 210,000 girls from 14 up, from 29 countries.
Wednesday's arguments drew on the limitations placed on states in order to avoid getting in the way of federal law.
The logistics required helicopters and dawn convoys of trucks through Red Square and drew on all of Bouvier's organizational flair.
Her life was documented by Boynton Robinson as well as other activists and historians, and Durkin drew on their work.
He also drew on the example of Cycladic statuary, whose stylized, planar surfaces informed his own abstracted heads and bodies.
Recently, Mr. Riley drew on the "special relationship" between the United States and United Kingdom, a phrase popularized by Churchill.
He lauded President Barack Obama's tenure in office and drew on his personal relationship with Clinton to talk about her passion.
The investigation drew on a sample of roughly 22020,22016 students attending 217 Italian high schools during the 2016-2017 academic year.
It also drew on Henri Bergson's concept of élan vital — vital force — which Gilles Deleuze elegantly explains in his book Bergsonism.
During an hour-long show in Greensboro, before an almost exclusively white crowd, the sisters drew on other black conservative strains.
Guests took turns showing off special performances that drew on their different cultures — Afro-Cuban and Israeli, to name a few.
Chris Nguyen drew on the origins of Fountain Valley's name—artesian wells—to create imagery for the California city's new flag.
INF Stephen Drew, on the disabled list since July 24th with vertigo-like symptoms, has begun working out on the field.
We cut it open—as it had been professionally framed—and drew on the team's faces, then taped it back up.
Some of the medical facilities that did stay online after the storm drew on photovoltaic panels and batteries built on microgrids.
They drew on nine previously published studies that examined aquatic exercises and blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes.
More seriously, Myers said he drew on Jewish tradition in meeting with the President, particularly the Bible's insistence on welcoming strangers.
Mazzei drew on her personal experiences of being hacked when writing CAM, the newly-released horror-thriller currently streaming on Netflix.
Mr. Carder and his team drew on their experience testing trucks when they got the contract to test cars in 2013.
After graduating, he drew on Barry's system to devise the triangle offense while working as an assistant coach at Kansas State.
The rudimentary staging evidently drew on a production of "Socrate" created for the performers by Krzysztof Warlikowski in Warsaw in 2016.
The book is deeply personal for Mr. Porter, who drew on the experience of his father's death when he was 6.
She drew on a Roth Individual Retirement Account, not a traditional I.R.A., and did not have to pay early withdrawal penalties.
As the day drew on, reports surfaced that Mr. Mulvaney, who is set to take over for Mr. Kelly on Jan.
Although it drew on previous Klan mobilizations, it united groups that hadn't aligned before: Klansmen, neo-Nazis, radical tax protesters, skinheads.
I drew on Madison's Federalist No. 10 as the text for my talk – his famous essay on the dangers of factions.
Friedman died in April 2016, Brooklyn Community Services drew on $2,138 from The Neediest Cases Fund to pay her funeral costs.
He drew on language provided to him by the campaign and logged the text as part of his Bloomberg organizer responsibilities.
In his statement Tuesday, Mullen drew on his experience overseeing the military while "don't ask, don't tell" was still in place.
Mr. Rosenquist himself drew on his experience painting immense movie billboards above Times Square and a Hebrew National sign in Brooklyn.
Hakeem Jeffries of New York, sent a two-sentence letter to Van Drew on Thursday afternoon notifying him of the move.
In the 20th century, Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders drew on Exodus more than any other source.
But the author and illustrator says she drew on her experience as the child of Nigerian immigrants growing up in America.
His oration on sand mining drew on every appeal at his disposal, rhapsodizing about rivers, spelling out the science, quoting scripture.
Beyoncé's magnum opus Lemonade explicitly drew on religious imagery in its proclamation of freedom for its creator and women like her.
Hahn, who drew on his experience as an oncologist, stressed that he was hopeful about the actions the administration is taking.
His campaign drew on the support of Democratic heavy hitters like Obama, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Al Gore.
Though the story is invented, Ms. Owens said she drew on her experience living in the wilderness, cut off from society.
In 1969, then-Deputy Attorney General Richard Kleindienst mused to Drew, on the record, about opening "detention camps" for antiwar protesters.
In preparing for his show on Friday, Mr. Sartori drew on the work of the Swiss landscape artist Thomas Flechtner, though mostly for the Alpine set of artificial snow mounded around scattered white platforms and for natural patterns that drew on those Mr. Flechtner documents in his work: ski chevrons cut through fresh powder, bird tracks in the snow.
In Persia, meanwhile, Abbas Mirza, a charismatic prince, drew on French and British help to modernise an army run on medieval lines.
Deepblu drew on its community for Planet Deepblu, integrating their dive logs, reviews, videos and photos to help users plan diving trips.
But as morning drew on, the winds whipped up the waters, especially in the less-sheltered middle section, making for slow times.
In the third, however, Cirkunov finally drew on the grappling skill that had earned him submissions in five of his previous bouts.
But the visual language of the acid trip, as it emerged, drew on templates that had been set down a generation earlier.
In the 1990s a number of like-minded thinkers drew on post-Keynesian ideas in fleshing out the perspective embodied in MMT.
"   Kate drew on her own experiences as a new mother, noting that welcoming a first child is often a "life-changing moment.
In writing Tom Robinson's trial, Harper Lee actually drew on local Alabama cases in which black men were unjustly convicted and killed.
The recent CoinShares report drew on all of these sources when it concluded that three-quarters of bitcoin's electricity comes from renewables.
The font-makers drew on the psychological theory of "desirable difficulty"—that is, we learn better when we actively overcome an obstruction.
A fascinating artist, Tanja Stark, drew on visual expression to present her creative work that places strong emphasis on Bowie's visionary opus.
Two studies which drew on AidData's preliminary figures, released over the course of the five-year study, appeared to support these claims.
From the start, Joseph drew on distinctly American and African imagery to produce work in which faces and bodies were the narrative.
His semiabstract paintings from the 1950s and early 1960s drew on a palette of earth tones configured into tranquil, collage-like formations.
The years drew on and while Arya remained a hero to rabid Thrones fans, her storylines rarely lived up to her potential.
The valuation of the art objects drew on Cleland's years of research on Renaissance inventories, guild records, artists' contracts, and other documents.
Overseen by French economist Thomas Piketty, the report drew on the work of more than 100 researchers in over 70 different countries.
Mr. Poppe, who has previously worked as a war photographer, also partly drew on his experience working in conflict areas like Afghanistan.
In a BBC interview last December, Mr. Nix said that the Trump efforts drew on "legacy psychographics" built for the Cruz campaign.
But he shed his party's northern roots and drew on the frustration over illegal immigration to appeal to those he once mocked.
Stephen Hillenburg, a writer and director for Nickelodeon's "Rocko's Modern Life," drew on his college marine biology studies in creating the series.
Some drew on her Jewish heritage; all four of her grandparents were Jewish and had emigrated from Ukraine, settling in northern England.
Clemenceau, an architect of the Versailles Treaty, drew on his deepest diplomatic skills to make peace between Monet and the eye doctor.
The senior Panetta drew on his discussions with the South Koreans when he was Defense secretary in his discussion with The Hill.
But a recent Bank of Japan study, which drew on alternative sources of data, found that it had expanded by 2.4 percent.
The investigation, undertaken by two prominent law firms in 2015, drew on millions of documents and interviews with current and former employees.
Jared Golden of Maine, joined Peterson and Van Drew on Wednesday to vote against the second article of impeachment, obstruction of Congress.
Likewise, I supported President Barack Obama when he drew on this source of constitutional power for drone attacks and foreign electronic surveillance.
His fiction drew on his life, and his return to Ojibwe culture became grist for his first novel, "Keeper 'n Me" (1994).
Karen Sands Zul and her husband Marcos Zul started a business in Ambergris Caye, Belize's largest island, that drew on their expertise.
That personal history is something she's talked about in interviews,explaining that she drew on her lived experience when portraying Cleo's life.
To make this work, Macnish drew on Google's object recognition neural network and the data set created for the game Google Quick, Draw!
North Carolina infamously passed a law in 2012 that banned using sea level rise projections in coastal planning that drew on climate change.
The study drew on the emerging field of 'biophysical economics,' which focuses on how economic activity depends on inputs of energy and materials.
Wei told me that he once drew on a sheet of paper that size by coating the wheels of his motorcycle in paint.
No list can be comprehensive, but we drew on several sources, including lists from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the New York Times.
Ulric Neisser, a pioneering cognitive psychologist, drew on a flashbulb memory of his own to suggest that this wasn't the case in 1982.
But it also drew on earlier Reformation ideas challenging the notion that poverty was divinely ordained, and only to be soothed by almsgiving.
Her life was documented by Boynton Robinson as well as other activists and historians, and Newcastle lecturer Hannah Durkin drew on their work.
To that end, he drew on cheap printer paper and inked it traditionally using brushes, India inks, charcoal sticks, dry pastels, and graphite.
The troubling thing is that these reports drew on publicly available Foreign Agent Registrations, which are a standard search in most vetting processes.
Most of the finalists drew on music or dance for the talent portion, but some opted for pageant staples such as baton-twirling.
Geofeedia also drew on information from Google-owned YouTube, as well as Picasa, which Google acquired in 2004 before discontinuing support this year.
"We were just responding to the idea that filmmakers need legends," Mr. Sánchez said, and for that he drew on his Maryland roots.
When the farm later hired him to design a corn maze, he drew on his experience in farming and design to create one.
The researchers drew on data compiled by the Wild Bird Fund, a New York City nonprofit that rehabilitates sick, injured or orphaned birds.
She worked from the premise that, because she drew on folders full of studies, the limits of her own perspective were not constraining.
De Palma also drew on Hitchcock's brilliant use of editing to generate suspense, augmenting conventional crosscutting with his taste for split-screen action.
The best argument that Sanders drew on a groundswell of anti-trade sentiment comes from exit polls in some states where he triumphed.
As the evening drew on, and free champagne flowed, attendees edged closer to him, the way children may shyly creep toward a storyteller.
As the day drew on, observers on Twitter began placing their bets about the report's whereabouts, creating fictional explanations about Mr. Mueller's activities.
With our five wooden dolls, each progressively smaller than the last, we meticulously drew on faces and decorated their bodies with bright paints.
The new paper, published on Tuesday in The Lancet Public Health, drew on data from 43 studies involving 3,319 participants around the world.
To make forecasts, he drew on computer estimates of how hot particular places will get if greenhouse emissions continue at a high level.
For insight and to help her through the exhaustion and bruises, Ms. Doherty also drew on her own work with prisoners in Belfast.
The courtroom battle took place as Donald Trump's candidacy for President was accelerating, and it drew on some of the same political forces.
Clare Lattin and Tom Hill, of the rustic London restaurant Ducksoup, drew on the menu's most home-compatible recipes for their new book.
"Someone drew on the wall in the women's bathroom in hot pink marker," said Mr. Patino, 2100, who was born in Pereira, Colombia.
Times Insider The reporter Gray Chapman drew on her love of opossums, raccoons and skunks to explore the newest trend in unlikely influencers.
"Stephanie is different than her father," says Dr. Alain Frere, whose circus contacts Prince Rainier drew on to create the original circus in 1974.
Instead of relying on underwire to keep everything in place, they drew on 3D printing technology to construct a new kind of breast support.
As the day drew on, it appeared Senate Republicans might be unanimous in voting to acquit Trump when the vote takes place on Wednesday.
For inspiration, Mr. Aravena drew on favelas and slums, building small housing units that can be easily expanded, while working closely with local residents.
Still, he drew on his past as a social worker and developed programs that brought high school students in the neighborhood into the gallery.
When you've finished, hit the button on the holder, and everything you wrote or drew on the paper will be saved in the app.
Le drew on local resources to get off the ground, including the Portland Seed Fund, where she was formerly an associate, to raise capital.
To design its annual holiday cups, the company's creative studio drew on the past for inspiration and then gave each pattern a contemporary twist.
Gibson drew on this experience to star in Summer of Dreams, a TV movie that will premiere on the Hallmark Channel on Aug. 27.
He had made his mark in the 1920s with lyric poetry that drew on the folk customs and haunting landscapes of his native Andalusia.
The authors of the White House report said the committee drew on more than 2,000 papers and interviews with stakeholders to reach its conclusions.
But what made it great was how Mr. Colbert drew on his humanity and Catholic faith to dive deep to the stuff that mattered.
Darcy, who is a Trekkie, drew on Spock because he's a character driven by logic who constantly works on living with his human emotions.
Backstage Beauty Report Though Rochas's fall/winter 2016 collection heavily referenced the '20s and '30s, the hair and makeup both drew on later decades.
It's a statistic that makes the outrage and comparisons it drew on social media to that museum scene in the movie Black Panther awkward.
Like Picasso, Dada drew on the same bilious African stereotypes as colonialists, but those excesses are surely the price paid for the works' wonders.
Schrems drew on information about US intelligence agency practices and systems for sucking up data that had been revealed by NSA whistleblower, Edward Snowden.
Her 2018 cassette Coyotes drew on the fluid placidity of Japanese environmental music, and leaned heavily on the peaceful tones of the Fender Rhodes.
Dr. Monto and his colleagues drew on data from a risk behavior survey administered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2015.
Although fundamentalists made modernist theology one of their primary enemies, they drew on modernist thought and practice just as much as their liberal counterparts.
Similarly, at 28A, the answer to the clue "Sarah Drew, on 'Grey's Anatomy'" is APRIL KEPNER, with April being the second month of spring.
Below, he talks about how he identified with Kerkorian's background, the skills he drew on to learn about his deeply private subject and more.
The two men drew on survival training for military personnel that teaches them how to try to survive torture if captured by the enemy.
She once explained the popularity of her music by noting that it drew on the heartache of Brazilians, a people well acquainted with hardship.
BTW, you can see much more from Drew on Monday's "TMZ Live" -- about inspiring others to give, and how his household's changed under quarantine.
Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt in 2011 also inspired Syrian activists, who drew on the same tools and methods used by other Arab activists.
Speaking this week with "The Daily," he drew on that experience to paint a chilling picture of how bad the coronavirus situation could get.
The custom Chanel two-piece set drew on themes from the brand's fall '19 collection in which feminine tailoring took on a winter's day.
His songs also drew on his own history, particularly in later years when he looked back on his own past excesses and drug problems.
"He was most congenial [and] appreciative of the opportunity to speak, and spoke in terms that drew on common ground between parties," Havens wrote.
Ford said he drew on his father's form and would also imagine how a particular shot would play out as he approached the ball.
She drew on her experience as an actor and teacher to write "Acting in Commercials: A Guide to Auditioning and Performing on Camera" (1993).
But a closer look shows that the protest drew on the toxic symbolism of the Third Reich in ways that few Americans would recognize.
The plot of Nancy Drew on The CW doesn't follow the books, but it does have some fun easter eggs and references to them.
Mr. Olds drew on a documentary he made, "Fixer: The Taking of Ajmal Naqshbandi," in creating "Burn Country," which he wrote with Paul Felten.
Appointed to the court in 1981 by President Ronald Reagan, Justice O'Connor drew on a breadth of experience largely missing among the current justices.
For instance, the ectoplasm of the Ghostbusters films came about because co-writer Dan Aykroyd is a fourth-generation Spiritualist, and drew on its terms.
To do this, he drew on the election and the campaign in ways that were distinct from what Lyndon Johnson or Franklin Roosevelt had done.
Schulz himself, who taught Sunday school and clearly drew on Christianity in constructing the scenario (Gethsemane, death and resurrection), didn't shy away from this interpretation.
The opposition essentially stopped talking about their economic policies as the campaign drew on, leaving voters with a lack of alternatives to Abenomics, he explained.
While broadly similar to Zeus, Kronos also drew on the leaked source code of a lesser-known program called Carberp, according to early Kaspersky research.
Though they were the products of two of the Pentagon's biggest military contractors, each drew on thousands of components sourced from dozens of smaller suppliers.
This political movement drew on support from middle-class voters who were angry about higher taxes and concerned about the growth of trade union militancy.
Like Jaws and the other shows that Stranger Things drew on, much of the work was done practically on set, rather than on a computer.
"I drew on my historical knowledge to provide a narrative to non-historians and prove to myself that he couldn't be elected," she told me.
Later, Dr. Bruner drew on his experience at Woods Hole to help design Head Start, the federal program introduced in 1965 to improve preschool development.
More common were the reviews and articles that drew on knowledge of Conrad's life—to this day, the dominant mode of commentary on his work.
The group drew on real inquiries from parents to develop the questions featured in the ads, which cover topics like prescription drugs and marijuana legalization.
She drew on her family's roots in Cambodia to position herself as someone capable of winning over immigrant communities the GOP has long struggled with.
The trio tinkered with ingredients and flavors until they found the right recipe, which drew on the Caribbean, southern and south Asian flavors she remembered.
SANBI drew on studies and data from a number of sources but Donaldson said most was from protected areas and national parks, not private lands.
Alan Turner, who drew on Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism and more in acclaimed paintings and drawings that could be humorous, disturbing or poignant, died on Feb.
His last Sunday puzzle (back in March) drew on one of the cycles of life, and today's depends on the laws of physics, I guess.
He drew on the experiences of his grandfather, who had fled Eastern Europe around that time and run a saloon on the Lower East Side.
Spanish colonists drew on these to create irrigation canals that linked their five regional San Antonio Missions, which are collectively a Unesco World Heritage site.
The institution had millions of champions among conservative Christians who drew on Scripture and Curse of Ham theology to defend white supremacy and black subordination.
In the 1990s the black novelist Trey Ellis wrote a screenplay, "The Inkwell," which drew on his childhood in the milieu of the black bourgeoisie.
The lyrics addressed spiritual and romantic quests along with political and economic predicaments, connecting them with language that drew on the Bible and Beat poetry.
Ms. Frank drew on folklore of Andean Peru for this inventive 18-minute work, about Apu, a mischievous spirit who inhabits the rivers and mountains.
Amnesty's report drew on two years of research as well as interviews with death row inmates, their lawyers, families and embassy officials, the group said.
" Left: "My spring 2019 show drew on anagrams — 'Fendi' became 'Fiend' and 'Roma' became 'Amor' — alchemical symbols and the dual realms of hell and paradise.
Morrison, who has a reputation as an ambitious and accomplished politician, drew on the well-worn colloquialism "to have a go" to punctuate the address.
The report, from OpenSignal, drew on data from millions of smartphones to gauge the speed of US carrier networks and how big an area they cover.
But his more distinctive songs drew on bubu, music heard at celebrations during Sierra Leone's Independence Day carnival and during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
Kris van Nijen, general manager of GSR, told Reuters the firm drew on DEME's "140 years of world-leading expertise in marine engineering and environmental remediation".
Their unraveling free-associative compositions drew on their love of free jazz and ambient music—forms that prize moments of discovery which emerge from overall shapelessness.
He once again drew on the theme of unity that pervades his campaign to explain how LGBTQ people can offer an example for a divided country.
The study drew on satellite data collected when STEVE was aglow in April 2008 and May 2016, and then matched them against photos of the phenomenon.
The world that he's created has been compared to Netflix's Stranger Things, which likewise drew on a sense of nostalgia and strange sciences to great acclaim.
Local government is in a tight spot: in 2016-17 two-thirds of councils that provide social care drew on their reserves to meet spending commitments.
" The presidential candidate even drew on a personal connection to the island in the interview, by referring to El Paso as the "Ellis Island of today.
Andrew Preble, who founded Escape My Room in New Orleans, drew on his past working at a technology start-up and operating a restaurant in Berlin.
He requested $0 last quarter from the Federal Reserve, which funds the bureau, and instead drew on a $177 million reserve fund the agency had stockpiled.
Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew on that history effectively in performances mingling sonorous brilliance with depth of sound, the orchestra's strings, as always, providing a warm blanket.
Actually, the Ultra program that cracked Enigma was a vast collaborative effort with a cast of hundreds who drew on the earlier work of Polish mathematicians.
Western-style shoot-outs, where the bad guy drew on the lawman and the lawman shot the bad guy, occurred on the dusty streets of Englewood.
NIOC drew on condensate stocks from floating storage and onshore tanks in September to help meet growth in demand from China, South Korea, Japan and India.
"Diamonds of the Night," which, like his student film, drew on Mr. Lustig's wartime writings, put Mr. Nemec at the forefront of the new Czech cinema.
The lovers of "Pelléas et Mélisande" have a timeless quality, like the medieval legend of Tristan and Isolde, which the playwright, Maurice Maeterlinck, drew on heavily.
A skilled reporter who interviewed Isaac Shoshan, the only surviving member, at length and drew on firsthand accounts of many others, Friedman knows his subject well.
Istanbul drew on its historic architecture and craft traditions, as well as its emergence as a contemporary design center to be named a City of Design.
Orson Welles drew on "Fake!" and on the Hughes hoax when making his 1974 film, "F for Fake," in which Mr. Irving plays a prominent role.
His style drew on Kansas City's tradition of bluesy male vocals, while also reflecting the influence of R&B and jazz from the 1960s and '19963s.
Mr. Hall's versatile output drew on Southern roots — country, blues, R&B, gospel — and on his instincts for concisely emotive storytelling, lean arrangements and solid grooves.
In her remarks to the group, she drew on her Navy experience to compare the current Congress to a ship on the verge of running aground.
Susan Vreeland, who drew on her love of art to fashion well-regarded novels about paintings and those who paint or own them, died on Aug.
The city's embattled leader, Carrie Lam, drew on rare emergency powers to invoke the ban this month, prompting a wave of violent protests across the city.
As the 2016 campaign unfolded, Donald J. Trump drew on this tendency to mistrust those who are different by saying he would keep various outsiders away.
The complex plan, formulated by four top officials from the monetary affairs department, drew on studies of negative interest rate policies in Denmark, Switzerland and Sweden.
Angela Robinson's "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women" slowly reveals the influences Professor Marston (Luke Evans) drew on to create the superhero inspired by Greek mythology.
In his doctoral work and book, Mr Gorsuch drew on the idea that "human life is fundamentally and inherently valuable" to argue against assisted suicide and euthanasia.
Recently, Dr. Tolstoy of Columbia University drew on such acoustic data from nine seabed eruptions over nearly two decades to paint a group portrait full of surprises.
These and other Coase apostles drew on the work of legal theorists in distinguishing between spot transactions and business relations that require longer-term or flexible contracts.
Kevin Kwan, who wrote the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy, drew on his own family history and Singaporean upbringing to create the novels' characters and vividly drawn landscape.
Writing her imaginary story of a being jolted to life by Victor Frankenstein, Mary drew on the cutting-edge science of her time, including galvanism and electricity.
Barack Obama's presidency was a clear turning point since his campaign drew on activists who refused to accept the inevitable shift of the party toward the center.
"Human Misery" (1888), a painting by Paul Gauguin, also drew on this particular mummy, as did his "D'ou Venons Nous / Que Sommes Nous / Où Allons Nous" (19793).
Raising the money for SNOO, Karp drew on his celebrity appeal: Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are investors, as are Scarlett Johansson, Gwyneth Paltrow and Zoe Saldana.
She also drew on other women's posts about often small but regular incidents of sexism they experience using the hashtag "EverydaySexism" on social media sites like Twitter.
During the same set of storms, about 21.5 miles away, an emergency manager drew on mesonet data to evacuate a large mall minutes before it was destroyed.
To drive home that criticism, Kelly drew on a speech he heard Wilson deliver at the FBI's dedication ceremony for a new Miami field office in 2015.
After years of fighting in Syria's civil war, the Iranian-backed Shia group group drew on its popular bases across the country to boost its political might.
The report drew on a series of bipartisan convenings with a number of savvy Republicans and Democrats who are in the middle of Washington's higher education debates.
It drew on the investigation of Germany's World Cup bid by the law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer that was commissioned by the D.F.B. and released in March.
He laughed, drew on another cigarette and said that the way to hit back was to make the offender look foolish by running off with the ball.
Two decades later, George W. Bush drew on Fauci's advice in spearheading an aggressive anti-AIDS initiative that has saved millions of lives in the developing world.
He commissioned the first rack-mount voltage control filter from Bob Moog in 1964, which drew on Le Caine's voltage-control technology developed earlier with the Sackbut.
"Church," the mural Ms. Martin drew on Our Lady of the Sea, a deconsecrated church built in 1942, encourages viewers to re-engage with this disused building.
She says she told people to protect their signs, and when she did, the man drew on the backs of the protestors before turning to confront her.
Wakako Yamauchi, whose plays exploring the Japanese-American experience drew on her own life of relocation, rootlessness, assimilation and internment during World War II, died on Aug.
The campaigns drew on the legacy and spirit of Hiram Johnson, the governor who championed direct democracy and led California to adopt the initiative, referendum and recall.
The game, in which artists drew on a piece of folded paper without seeing others' contributions, challenged principles central to traditional art, such as originality and authorship.
Touching the fabric, choosing the thread, working with her hands — Park drew on her childhood memories of sewing to convey a sense of Hanna's process and pride.
His account drew on testimony collected in the past week from refugees who fled the violence, which has forced more than 1.3 million people from their homes.
A December dinner drew on flavors from Colombia's Pacific coast, which she has explored only since the nation's five decade-long civil war formally ended in 212.
"Twin Peaks" drew on soaps (remember the show-within-the-show "Invitation to Love"), teen melodrama, detective procedurals — but while it twisted them, it didn't mock them.
" Mr. Weerakoon drew on a nursery rhyme to illustrate the likelihood of the brothers' joining hands again: "Everywhere that the Little Lamb goes, Mary certainly goes along.
Raspail drew on his experience documenting endangered communities in Latin America and elsewhere to imagine what waves of outsiders would mean for France's culture, language and population.
Atwood drew on Moodie's account when she drafted her novel, which has now been filmed by women and set to music that captures an oppressed woman's longing.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. drew on his decades-long relationships and leveraged his close bond with black voters to wrap up a state long considered his stronghold.
Early works like her Concerto for Piano, Orchestra and Timpani (1946) drew on idioms from both socialist realist and modernist styles, with influences including Stravinsky and Bartok.
Paul's question, which sources said was revised several times but explicitly would have named the alleged whistleblower, ran afoul of the line Roberts drew on the matter.
President Obama, for example, thought that by promising a health care plan that drew on Republican Governor Mitt Romney's program in Massachusetts he would win bipartisan support.
Years later the young and telegenic Senator John F. Kennedy drew on pop culture for his campaign, commissioning Sinatra to sing "High Hopes" during the 1960 election.
Organizing within congregations and denominations, clergy and lay leaders drew on religious networks to elect the evangelicals who would form the country's new evangelical caucus in Congress.
The greatest indicator of Ashen's strength is that, while it constantly drew on the same lineage of games, it never made me ask those sorts of questions.
Ellen Pompeo bid adieu to two of her costars, Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew, on Instagram Thursday after the two made their final Grey's Anatomy for the appearances.
Other award winners also drew on personal experiences, with "Moonlight" actor Mahershala Ali talking about how he and his mother still love each other, despite their religious differences.
There were desks that he drew on — probably much to the chagrin of his teachers then, and the delight of whomever has absconded with an early Haring now.
They drew on data available in the Cancer Genome Atlas database to teach the CancerLocator software to recognize which patterns were normal, and which ones were tumor signatures.
In the clip, Obama talks about her interactions with Trump and how she drew on her own experiences with former First Lady Laura Bush during the 2000 transition.
Smith, who has a background in Russian Studies, drew on her knowledge of Soviet history throughout the project, which helped bring the sense of realism to the story.
After winning Tuesday in the first game since Tyronn Lue was fired, the Cavaliers couldn't make it two straight with acting head coach Larry Drew on the bench.
The collective drew on Plains hide painting and Ledger art (sketches on paper or cloth), depicting scenes from oral histories to evoke a seemingly lost way of life.
" She adds that drew on her extensive experience in athletic wear to help come up with the designs: "I'm quite picky with how I like to wear things.
But when asked what advice she would give to the next first lady — or first gentleman — she drew on the wisdom of her 15-year-old daughter, Sasha.
Founded as a provincial airline by economic reformers who drew on World Bank support, the parent of Hainan Airlines has grown into a sprawling, privately held international conglomerate.
Takis, whose real name was Panagiotis Vassilakis, used technology, magnetism and light to create his pioneering art which also drew on influences from classical sculpture and modernist abstraction.
Unlike journalists at commercial news outlets, Nookala and Ma drew on their unique experiences as journalists and survivors to build trust with community members and legitimize their coverage.
The campaign drew attention for a hilariously retro trailer that drew on cheesy '90s gaming clichés and special effects to sell its audience on Strafe's tone and aesthetic.
He snapped a streak of three hitless games while becoming the first Red Sox shortstop to homer twice in a game since Stephen Drew on July 27, 2013.
Filming the scene of Kunta being whipped until he says his slave name, Toby — a scene seared in many people's memory — Mr. Kirby drew on Mr. Burton's words.
Outside doctors had long brought their sickest patients to his hospitals, which essentially served as workshops where they drew on the intensive care services only hospitals can provide.
The science on fine particles was new then, with only a couple of key peer-reviewed studies to rely on — studies that drew on confidential personal health information.
This one drew on analyses of performance and global trends from financial information during 12-month reporting periods for companies between 1 April 2015 and 31 December 2016.
They drew on McCraven's upbringing in jazz, but also everything from the Roots to jam bands to Rage Against the Machine, and they had a frontman who rapped.
His music-making drew on both his classical training and his Southern roots, and he played everything from standards to surf-rock, from million-sellers to pop throwaways.
Her first major success came with her third, " Primeval and Other Times " (1996), in which she drew on stories that her maternal grandmother told her as a child.
The research group's investigations drew on information theory and digital signal processing to build an optical communications system equipped with 15 transmitting channels and a single super-receiver.
Speaking at a fund-raiser for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender causes, Mr. Buttigieg drew on his own experiences as a gay man in a predominantly straight society.
The project was spearheaded by Felix Sater, the president's longtime business associate, who drew on his extensive network of high-ranking contacts in Russia to pursue a deal.
Pete Buttigieg speech: At a fund-raiser for L.G.B.T. causes, the presidential candidate drew on his experiences as a gay man and warned that identity politics was corrosive.
In addition to Mr. DeCarava, the photographer, Mr. Joseph drew on the work of Chris Marker, whose film "Sans Soleil" offers an extended meditation on memory and time.
The tearful scene played out Friday morning as Hoda chatted with Drew on "Today" about his $5 million donation to Louisiana to help the state's coronavirus relief efforts.
Thomson, rejecting the hyper-complexity of European styles like serialism that dominated post-World War II composition, frequently drew on the sounds of his Missouri childhood for inspiration.
It also relies on Paris's romance and glamour, which Jay-Z drew on earlier for the 2011 duet with Kanye West (with an unprintable title referencing the city).
He expressed no contrition about the reporting he did in Twin Falls, though many of the conclusions that he drew on the radio and online have been debunked.
This seems to make her a good fit to work for Senator Warren, who in her 2014 autobiography drew on poetic language and deployed melodious techniques of repetition.
In researching the Python vessel, Dr. Tsirogiannis said that he drew on his access to those files and photos, granted to him by the Greek and Italian governments.
LONDON — Sophia Kokosalaki, a widely admired London-based clothing designer who drew on her Greek heritage in highlighting classical silhouettes and artful drapery, died on Sunday in London.
But for much of her career she drew on her own experience, from her days at the Liverpool Playhouse to her part-time job in a wine warehouse.
On one side, it entailed a social challenge to the existing order — one that usually drew on Marxist thought, though not on that of the orthodox Communist parties.
Their findings, which drew on interpretations of domestic and international law as permitting attacks to halt imminent threats, formed the basis of much of their targeted killing programs.
Representatives Jerrold Nadler of New York and Zoe Lofgren of California, both veterans of the Clinton impeachment, drew on historic precedents from the proceedings against him and Johnson.
On his solo albums, Mr. Morrison sang flirtations, dance invitations, philosophy and social commentary in tunes that drew on funk, ballads, jazz, blues, rock, reggae and Latin styles.
Union drew on this data during the panel discussion to highlight the problem with brands that don&apost keep this large population in mind as they design clothes.
It's a little hard to know what to make of Little Joe, a stylized horror sci-fi drama from director Jessica Hausner, who drew on Frankenstein as inspiration.
It drew on numerous sources, especially the battle-hardened soldiers of the Lebanese Shiite militia, Hezbollah; Shiite militias from Iraq; and Afghans conscripted into the Iranian armed forces.
Bourgeois often used shades of blue and pink to convey emotion in her fabric sculptures, and Rocha drew on that, showing blush sequin dresses and periwinkle satin babydolls.
For inspiration, Lupino drew on a physiotherapist she had known at the real rehab center where the movie was set, the Kabat-Kaiser Institute in Santa Monica, Calif.
They also drew on data from the Police-Public Contact Survey, a nationally representative sample of civilians which provides, from their point of view, information about police interactions.
It's not just Wakanda's skyline that makes an impact, though; the film drew on a team of designers and stylists to showcase a very specific, beautiful black aesthetic.
And as Seized used the visual language of the social media era, Safe House drew on another medium particular to its time: occupational safety posters from the 1960s.
I went to Sephora and got this eyebrow kit with stencils from Anastasia Beverly Hills, and I drew on my eyebrows and then did this big thick cat-eye.
As he drew on the plastic pad, his drawing appeared as a 3-D object that could be viewed and manipulated almost as though it was floating in air.
"I drew on the color palette from Therese's world and the elegance of Carol's world in order to create the perfect environment for this iconic Hollywood event," Beckett said.
It should come as no surprise that divorce parties are a real thing, and Bennett says she drew on her own life experiences for inspiration when writing the episode.
Tulsi Gabbard, who drew on her military service to introduce herself to many voters for the first time, ended the debate invoking an idealized version of a new America.
Terrified of more fires, Mr. Cobb drew on what he picked up about game theory in one of his courses, that you confuse the enemy by following random patterns.
Marston drew on things such as his role in helping to create the modern polygraph and his interest in bondage for elements such as Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth.
A new study in Geophysical Research Letters drew on satellite and meteorological data to construct the first long-term record of meltwater ponds along the coast of East Antarctica.
And she probably drew on that experience for her first major post-SNL gig on Larry Sanders, as a new female writer who clashes with the show's male staff.
Named after Roman Polanski's psychological thriller, the band drew on the music of their Texas roots - country, gospel, and rock n roll - to create an atmospheric and rootsy-psychedelia.
Mr. Kerr turned the project into a book, "A Most Dangerous Method" (1993), that drew on private letters of Jung and Freud, who had been a mentor to Jung.
Trump has consistently denied the claims, dismissing them as "phony" in January, though Schiff and others drew on some of them in the Comey-Rogers hearing earlier this year.
Caroline Shaw drew on unorthodox vocal techniques and fragmented texts in her "To the Hands," but there was a detached quality to the resulting music that could feel cold.
Released by HM Inspectorate of Prisons, the Life in Prison: Food report inspected prisons and young offender institutions in England and Wales, and drew on existing prison food research.
In their place was a new machinery that the company's activists on the left had built up, one that skillfully leveraged media attention and drew on traditional organizing tactics.
The Sun City Girls also drew on its members' travels around the world, their songs sometimes seeming like dilettante approximations of West African guitar music or Southeast Asian pop.
His own melodies still drew on folk material, as in the Piano Concerto in C-sharp Minor, which received an eloquent reading on Saturday by the pianist Orion Weiss.
The painter Sin Hakgwon, who never visited the site, drew on Jeong's example as he juxtaposed tree-flecked hillocks in the foreground with spiky, linear peaks in the back.
Loft architecture, Riley told me, is something people have been honing for thousands of years, and the final design drew on imagery of coop plans from around the world.
Throughout her ouevre, Ayón drew on the story of the Abakuá for her own iconography, depicting their rituals and hierarchies as a way of getting at larger human dramas.
Other videos drew on past memes and trends that have taken over TikTok, like those made in droves earlier this year in reaction to talks of World War III.
David Wong Louie, an American writer who drew on his experiences as the son of Chinese immigrants to create stories that explored identity, alienation and acceptance, died on Sept.
Yeats drew on Christian apocalyptic imagery to capture the violent chaos of the political turmoil in Europe at the time, and to warn of further dangers on the horizon.
The music he wrote drew on mainstream jazz, the avant-garde, and traditional forms from both Africa and East Asia; it was aggressive and caustic, but also deeply engaging.
Streatfeild, who died at 90 in 1986, wrote several much-loved children's classics, many of which drew on her own experiences of professional acting before she began to write.
The California Democrat drew on testimony from Trump administration officials and career foreign service officers, who discussed at length the precarious position Ukraine was in during Trump's pressure campaign.
Four years later, he published "The Grace of Kings," an epic fantasy novel that drew on both Western mythology and epics and on historical legends about the Han dynasty.
But Tarantino drew on the stylizations of the spaghetti Western, and the freedom of fiction, which enabled him to present Foxx's virile performance as a kind of sly joke.
Similarly, "The Changing Room" (also 1973) was based on his rugby days, and "Life Class" (1974) drew on his time at the Slade School of Fine Art in London.
The senator drew on the strike as a story of women, many of them immigrants, taking on a stacked system and triumphing by gaining raises, overtime and other benefits.
Shaheen drew on the experience of women like Sue Sylvester, the majority owner of Absolute Resources Associates, an environmental service company in Portsmouth, N.H., who struggled to get government contracts.
But, as Jordan said, Woods likely drew on his lifetime of experience to keep his cool under pressure as others began to close in on his lead at the Masters.
The modern gun rights movement cites English philosopher John Locke as an intellectual inspiration—a fortuitous link, since our Founding Fathers also drew on Locke in composing our founding documents.
Not one to choose favorites among her TV children, Rhimes herself mourned the loss of Capshaw and Drew on Instagram last night, just as Scandal was drawing to a close.
SimilarWeb drew on data from a global panel of more than 2100 million desktop and mobile devices, internet service providers, tens of thousands of websites and apps and individual companies.
They both tilted their heads back and drew on their cigs before blowing out clean smoke that hung below the overhead lamp and over their heads like cartoon thought balloons.
Our study, which drew on data from more than 500,000 respondents to the Gallup Daily Poll, examined the day-to-day fluctuations and patterns in people's emotions, week after week.
He drew on government experts, including US Energy Secretary (and Nobel prize winner) Steven Chu, to help him evaluate various options including detonating a nuclear bomb to seal the leak.
In a statement, a SEC spokeswoman said the agency had "generally resolved" its data management problems and that its credit rating division drew on many departments in addition to DERA.
First lady Melania Trump, wearing a black lace dress and veil, also exchanged a few words with the Pope, who drew on her Slovenian heritage to make a personal connection.
There were times on Friday when the composers seemed overpowered by the traditions they drew on, much in the way a brightly patterned sweater might appear to wear its owner.
Chatype, the finished product the pair created with the $11,476 they raised, drew on the area's Cherokee heritage, its industrial history and its ambitions to become a second Silicon Valley.
A 2005 paper for the Bank for International Settlements, a forum for central banks, drew on Minsky in building a model of how people assess their assets after making losses.
MILAN, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Italian tyre-maker Pirelli on Tuesday cut its operating profit margin guidance for the second time this year, citing higher costs as it drew on inventories.
Berry drew on music's black history and launched it into the future, and, for all his personal faults, his creations and influence positively impacted millions if not billions of people.
She marveled at the way he drew on a wealth of information about the doctor — intelligence gathered over the course of years — without letting on just how much he knew.
Kavanaugh drew on his experiences tangling with the Clinton administration as a member of independent counsel Ken Starr's team, as well as his service in the George W. Bush's administration.
They drew on the impact of social media stars to help show off the country in the run up to the launch of the new tourist visa on September 27.
Udit Mahajan's Dreaming Specter drew on the decay of memory, while world-renowned tape storage expert John Koski staged a demonstration of digital decay and the decay of our data.
Dante, writing in the early fourteenth century, drew on a bounty of hellish material, from Greek, Roman, and, of course, Christian literature, which is rife with horrible visions of Hell.
At least four lawyers represented the president at a recent court hearing in Los Angeles, and one filing drew on research that cited more than three dozen cases as precedent.
Ms. Lalanne's works tended to be smaller and often drew on imagery from the botanical kingdom, as with elegant candelabra reminiscent of entwined branches or mirrors framed by bronze foliage.
A report by The New York Times that drew on 60,000 disciplinary cases from 2015 showed that black and Latino inmates were punished at twice the rate of white inmates.
Throughout the hearings, Ms. Harris, once the California attorney general, drew on her formidable skills as a former prosecutor to repeatedly skewer Judge Kavanaugh and back him into unpleasant corners.
Paulson, a key figure in helping the country avoid economic catastrophe during the 6403 financial crisis, drew on his experience from that tumultuous period in a statement issued late Friday.
It drew on some of the techniques Catmull had invented during his PhD, including subdivision surfaces, which represent curved objects by dividing a mesh of polygons into successively smaller pieces.
Those Reno and Lake Tahoe charges, prosecutors say, started a yearslong pattern in which the couple drew on campaign accounts to pay for what were said to be personal expenses.
Like "Star Wars," which had its premiere approximately half a year before "Close Encounters," Mr. Spielberg's film drew on the science-fiction movies and TV shows of its director's childhood.
Dr. Shengold drew on decades of clinical cases and the literary works of writers like Kipling, Chekhov and Dickens, all of whom, he wrote, suffered neglect or abuse in childhood.
While I annoyed the hell out of Netflix to get a response on the technology behind the Circle app, they wouldn't budge, so I got my Nancy Drew on instead.
Many critics drew on personal experience, explaining how a medical provider not believing a patient's stated experience has had harmful and sometimes fatal consequences for them or someone they knew.
Judge José Antonio Fusté not only drew on the confidential finding that the bank was insolvent, but also wrote that the bank had not had a required examination since 2007.
Under a previous ideal, one that drew on terms such as "affirmative action," students like Eosphoros and Bautista would have been made to feel lucky just to be in school.
It wasn't until after the book was done that I discovered that a novel, written by one of my relatives in 1827, drew on the story of the Boudinots' marriage.
The financial data billionaire also drew on his own professional heritage to try to defuse the attacks and to present himself as the antidote to the chaos ripping through Washington.
The third set was intense, with three straight breaks of serve from 2-19923, until Nadal, the nine-time French Open champion, drew on his vastly superior experience on clay.
They were Western-educated Francophones who read deeply in the European canon, who believed in the "miracle of Greek civilization," who drew on Plato and Virgil and Pascal and Goethe.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew on Thursday formally became a Republican, pledging his "undying support" for Donald Trump as the ex-Democrat sat next to the president in the White House.
The result was a 7,000-page report that drew on thousands of highly classified cables relating to the Bush administration's rendition and detention program and concluded torture was not effective.
It was quite magical for me to be able to thumb through pieces of paper that he drew on and see some of the things I thought were so iconic.
The investigation — which drew on documents from inside the bank and from regulators — found that senior Wells Fargo leaders had taken a cavalier approach to dealing with the bank's problems.
Without access to the area, the commission drew on 325 interviews and more than 8,000 documents, including affidavits and medical reports, as well as photographs and video and drone footage.
While Abrams was not named as a plaintiff, the lawsuit drew on more than 40,000 calls to a campaign hotline that documented problems at the polls, the plaintiffs' attorney said.
He drew on his surfing skills in "Big Wednesday" (1978), directed by John Milius, which also starred Gary Busey and William Katt and has since become a favorite of surfers.
NPR has since produced and aired an edited version of the show, The Best of Car Talk, which drew on the 12,000 phone callers that they've spoken with since they began.
The ranking drew on the expertise of a panel of dietitians and nutritionists, but didn't account for any costs associated with the diet plans or how exercise fit into the programs.
Meanwhile, Thompson transformed into the leader of the Dothrak by wearing a long black warrior wig and beard, black eyeshadow and drew on some of Drogo's infamous body ink with paint.
To do so they drew on data from five national health surveys carried out in west Africa (specifically, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Mali and Senegal) over the past ten years.
It drew on a story in the "Bhagavata Purana", a Hindu text, about a lustful king cursed with premature old age who orders his son to sacrifice his youth for him.
Water use has increased six-fold worldwide over the past century, said the study, which drew on a survey of more than 180 research papers on water scarcity and migration issues.
Strengths of the study included the fact that it drew on a large population and that the authors examined some genetic factors, which could not explain the behavior problems, Marcus noted.
Despite the lack of a formal degree, she went on to find great success — first in Boston, then in Rome — as a sculptor who drew on famous abolitionists for artistic inspiration.
"To create a torture program with a scientific veneer, defendants drew on experiments from the 1960s in which researchers taught dogs 'helplessness' by subjecting them to uncontrollable pain," the lawsuit states.
The research drew on interviews in seven provinces with more than 450 children, parents, teachers, and psychologists, mainly in rebel-held areas including Idlib and Aleppo, and in Kurdish-controlled Hasaka.
" Trump drew on his characteristically blunt language as he talked about the terrorists the US is confronting in Afghanistan and around the world and vowed the US will "defeat them handily.
For decades, Biden's nickname was "Middle Class Joe," and he drew on his humble roots from growing up in Scranton, Pennsylvania, a working-class city, to connect with blue-collar voters.
Had they matched IS's unity and determination, the Kurds could have erased the lines the Western powers drew on the map after dissolving the Ottoman empire, and declared a unified Kurdistan.
It helped that he lived in Paris from 1948 on and that his gestural abstractions, which drew on Eastern and Western sources, enjoyed great success in Europe and the United States.
To spot-check the model results during that early part of the record, the researchers drew on more than 8,000 Old Weather observations indicating the presence or absence of sea ice.
Banca Etruria is one of four lenders Italy rescued from bankruptcy in November in a bailout that drew on 3.6 billion euros ($3.9 billion) from a fund financed by other banks.
Both projects speak to the same central message: we are losing the life that has long been at the center of our artistic and creative musings since cavemen drew on walls.
The experience takes some familiar themes from the artist and allows phone-wielding visitors to step through AR portals that drew on iconic elements from Magritte's work and the surrealism aspect.
Commissioned specifically for the festival, Brooklyn-based artist Ekene Ijeoma's "Deconstructed Anthems" drew on the themes of mass incarceration, racial inequality, and the false narratives of the so-called American dream.
Researchers drew on dozens of pages of correspondence between Mr. Frank and friends, much of which was first made public in 2007, as well as records involving United States immigration policy.
The author of "Bright Morning of Pain," who knew but was not close to Helen or her best friend, Olive Grossman, drew on Olive's relationship with Helen in writing the book.
In the years before passage of the law in 2010, Dr. Melius gave forceful testimony to congressional committees that drew on his decades of work for government agencies and labor organizations.
During the campaign, she drew on her immigrant background and focused on criminal justice reform, transparency in county government and flooding control after Hurricane Harvey and other severe storms ravaged Houston.
He drew on those programs to write the book "Straight and Crooked Thinking" (published in the United States as "How to Think Straight"), which became required reading for students of rhetoric.
Jennifer Berry Hawes, an award-winning journalist for the Charleston-based Post and Courier, covered the tragedy extensively, and drew on her long relationships with the families in writing this book.
In "The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke," Stewart drew on vast research into Locke and his contemporaries, Jazz Age luminaries and prominent African-American artists, dancers, dramatists and novelists.
Spicer had been sharply criticized for his comments on Saturday by media, which noted photographs from former President Barack Obama's first inauguration showed much larger crowds than Trump drew on Friday.
Ms. Lopez drew on local talent, retaining the original choreography but giving it a new, aquatic look, designed down to the last starfish by the Miami-born artist Michele Oka Doner.
In his most disturbing work, On the Jews and their Lies, published in 1543, Luther drew on popular anti-Semitic tropes and called for synagogues and Jewish homes to be burned.
The same qualities marked most of his later plays, notably "The National Health," which drew on his experiences in hospital wards; he had twice been a patient after suffering collapsed lungs.
History supported his position, he said, as the framers of the Constitution drew on English procedures under which the House of Commons brought charges of impeachment to the House of Lords.
It drew on an all-star team of journalists, and interviews with influential political figures, to guide listeners through the final phase of the most unusual presidential campaign in modern history.
In one of the central cases, don't miss the incredible seated male nude, probably depicting Seneca committing suicide in the bath, that Guercino energetically drew on the back of a letter.
Gill said the country also drew on its inventories and improved repatriation of export earnings and other efficiencies to keep the economy in the black, measures that would continue in 2019.
"The classical republican convictions that Bailyn ascribed to America's founders drew on a vocabulary of political pathology to predict tyranny, chaos, usurpations and conspiracies," Dr. Appleby said in a 22010 lecture.
Democrats, naturally, latched themselves onto the movement, seeing it as a persuasive way to hit the Republican president, especially as the Iraq and Afghanistan wars drew on for years and years.
The three scholars who wrote the study — UCLA's Tyler Reny, UC-Riverside's Loren Collingwood, and Princeton's Ali Valenzuela — drew on a database that has information on more than 64,000 American voters.
For the renovation, the stylist and her son — her "accomplice," as she calls him — drew on their shared passion for the outdoors, the history of caravans and Moretti's own peripatetic career.
Rather, her art is a reflection of a serious and real affinity with animals, as she consciously drew on the Celtic legends on which her Irish mother and nanny raised her.
Braun drew on more than 100 artists and cartographers around the world to contribute maps and engravings to the project, creating a comprehensive portrait of the world in just six volumes.
Oxford astrophysicist James Farnes drew on this theory to come up with a new theory that unifies dark matter and dark energy as a single "dark fluid" that permeates the universe.
Haldeman's The Forever War drew on his service during the Vietnam War, portraying soldiers caught in an interstellar war for generations through which they saw the world they fought for become unrecognizable.
Belle drew on her Brazilian roots as inspiration for the drink, which led her to chose Cachaca, a Brazilian distilled spirit made from fermented sugarcane juice, as one of its main ingredients.
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg drew on the personal tragedy of the loss of her husband Dave Goldberg when talking about Facebook's new bereavement policy announced today at a conference in southern California.
Jim Winkler, President and General Secretary of the National Council of the Churches of Christ, a partnership of some 38 U.S. churches and denominations, drew on the example of Christianity's Holy Family.
She drew on the Survey of Scottish Witchcraft, a project that ended in 1003 but still holds a vast amount of data, and other historical resources to pinpoint where each person lived.
The Mintz Group, a private eye firm, drew on its experience investigating corrupt officials around the globe to create a free app that allows users to experience the thrill of evading investigators.
Dipping in and out in Spanish several times, he drew on his experiences as mayor, governor and the time he spent helping Jesuit missionaries in Honduras to emphasize the importance of service.
A 2018 report from the University of Cambridge, for example, found that while the majority of bitcoin mining facilities drew on renewables to some extent, the average share was just 28 percent.
Within a year of the release of "No Other", Fleetwood Mac's definitive line-up would assemble and embark on a blockbuster series of records that drew on many of the same ideas.
Randy Newman wrote the numbers for the pilot episode (he also sings the show's theme song), and as it went along, the series drew on a stable of songwriters for the rest.
An adjacent gallery at the de Young features prints, drawings, and paintings with the themes that Hardy drew on for his tattoos, including tigers, panthers, skeletons, skulls, and a little red devil.
The upcoming collection, which includes semi-sheer layering tanks, a thin day robe, and dancewear in "conifer" and chartreuse, drew on the work of the minimalist sculptors Dan Flavin and James Turrell.
It was a pretty in-depth piece that drew on over a million syllabi from colleges across the world, then aggregated the data to produce a master-list of the top 100.
Take last August, when celebrities like Lena Dunham and Emma Thompson attacked a report that drew on the experiences of tons of sex workers, subsequently pissing off a ton of sex workers.
Revolutionary Generation: French Drawings (21770-21815) from the Fabre Museum illustrates how, as the Rococo movement went out of fashion, France's insurrectionist artists drew on ancient Greek and Roman art for inspiration.
"Wish fulfillment," Hollinghurst replied, not altogether persuasively, when I asked him what resources he drew on to create the character of Will, a handsome aristocrat who lives a life consecrated to pleasure.
Gordone drew on his own experiences working at bars in the neighborhood throughout the late 1960s, capturing the sense of desolation among the men and women gathered at his counter to drink.
Yet Damrosch rightly keeps the focus on Boswell the "impresario," who drew on his training as a lawyer to spark new topics of conversation, and, of course, on Boswell the avid recorder.
A senior Democratic staff member on the House Intelligence Committee said the memo drew on classified documents that have been shown only to Representative Devin Nunes, Mr. Schiff and four staff members.
Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, an Iranian artist whose mirror-encrusted geometric compositions drew on both Islamic architecture and the abstractions of the postwar New York avant-garde, died on April 219 in Tehran.
Irving Sandler, an art critic who drew on his extensive relationships with living artists to compile authoritative histories of Abstract Expressionism and the artistic movements that followed, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
Thomas S. Rowden, drew on the lessons that commanders gleaned from a 24-hour fleetwide suspension of operations last month to examine basic seamanship, teamwork and other fundamental safety and operational standards.
The book, "A Secret World: Sexuality and the Search for Celibacy," drew on case files and 20083 years of interviews with hundreds of sexually active priests and victims of clergy sex abuse.
Video, props and costumes from notable productions and information about real world events that occurred during the cycle's time frame will show how Wilson drew on history and the environment around him.
They first worked together in 2013 on "Open City," a performance that was full of writing, rap and improvised music, and drew on text from Mr. Cole's novel of the same name.
In an interview at The Times, Mr. Oyelowo, who was also a producer of the film, explained how, for this scene, he drew on his own life as well as historical research.
In Oslo, Mr. Abiy drew on his personal experiences as a soldier in the Ethiopian-Eritrean conflict to deliver a speech deriding the futility of war and extolling the virtues of peace.
And when an outpost of the University of Chicago in New Delhi held a competition for new ideas to solve the pollution problem, many of the entries drew on good old jugaad.
Built in the early 20th century in classic Finnish Art Nouveau style, the building has been renovated by the designer Jaakko Puro, who drew on influences spanning a century of Nordic design.
A film director and screenwriter, Mr. Freundlich, 47, drew on basketball for "Wolves," his new coming-of-age sports drama starring Michael Shannon and Carla Gugino, in theaters and on demand Friday.
In some ways, his paradigmatic artworks may be the wonderfully detailed doodles, which sometime resemble miniature pages from the Book of Kells, that he drew on newspaper pages while doing the crosswords.
The title track, in which Ms Bush drew on James Joyce the way her girlhood self did with Emily Brontë, is ravishing, as is her incorporation elsewhere of the Trio Bulgarka's interweaving voices.
But Mr. Dzamefe drew on memories of his hometown, Ho, in the country's Volta Region, for the dial design of the 42-millimeter Blue Volta quartz watch, sold for 350 Ghanaian cedi ($65).
Alibaba's foray into virtual, augmented and mixed reality drew on the company's "big data" technology that it had been working on for many years, the company's chief marketing officer Chris Tung told CNBC.
The architects of the building drew on imagery from both African and American history for the outer layer, saying they were trying to reach towards the sky to express faith, hope and resiliency.
A more recent example is the novel Blackfish City by Sam J. Miller, who drew on his background as a community organizer to create realistic politics for his floating Arctic city of Qaanaaq.
He took the throne after a nasty civil war, but drew on his grandfather's innovations (Henry I) to build an actual administration and restore some basic rule of law to the battered kingdom.
While not strictly autobiographical, "A Brighter Summer Day" drew on his own experiences; set in 1960, it is based on a juvenile homicide that occurred at Mr. Yang's school when he was 19513.
Susan, who died in 2010, was of Sephardic descent; a few years ago, Benjamin drew on that heritage in "Dream of the Song," a song cycle written for countertenor, female chorus, and orchestra.
" These fellows were an impressive lot; they drew on their benefactor's connections to capitalize projects that ranged from cancer immunotherapy to a device for synthesizing genomes to artificial neural networks that can "dream.
"The film is about the cost that comes when people wait out of fear to connect in their relationships," said Mr. Brown, who drew on Robert Kanigel's 1991 biography of the same name.
He drew on the network of hoteliers using his software to find free accommodation for doctors, nurses and other health workers, so they can avoid the risk of infecting their families at home.
The hair director for the film, Camille Friend, said in an interview with The Cut that she insisted on natural hair for the actors and drew on Zulu, Masai, Hima and Afropunk looks.
O'Neill and his colleagues produced a forestry report in 2008 that drew on the projected range expansions due to climate change, and their own extensive experiments testing various tree species in different climates.
Consciously or unconsciously, as you digested the story of Almanzo and the wallet, you probably drew on most or all of the following kinds of facts: • People can drop things without realizing it.
But while it was a success, Ms. Lash was not fully satisfied with the piece, which drew on the story of "Beauty and the Beast" to explore themes of vulnerability, conflict and intimacy.
Exploring the ideas that informed "Room," the curator Laura Lord drew on a number of female-authored texts, including Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" (1892) and Nan Shepherd's "The Living Mountain" (1949).
From the 1950s, American jazz musician Sun Ra -- who is considered one of the earliest proponents of Afrofuturism -- drew on ancient African influences as well as space imagery in his music and performances.
They were part of a larger movement, the Chicago Imagists, whose graphic, irreverent art drew on pop culture and reflected an absurdist sense of humor and an often unglamorous interest in the body.
As South Africa's support for the dissidents dwindled, the Frelimo government drew on backing from Zimbabwean, Tanzanian and Zambian troops, and persuaded a key supporter, Malawi, to cease aiding the rebels in 1986.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said around 70 SDF fighters were killed in the assault which Islamic State launched under cover of a sandstorm and drew on suicide bombers and female jihadists.
This disconnect has no doubt contributed something to the instability of our politics; both Barack Obama and Donald Trump, in their different ways, drew on forever-war fatigue in their winning presidential runs.
The lawsuit was filed on International Women's Day 23, March 200, and drew on a previous wage complaint filed to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in 221, after the team won in 29.
As Western empires had their "civilizing missions" in India, Africa and elsewhere, so Japanese leaders drew on the likes of Watsuji to supply cultural ballast for their own empire-building and war-making.
Aparicio drew on the intricate world of the set, based on Cuarón's childhood memories, along with her own vision of the character, based in part on her mother's experiences as a domestic worker.
He drew on an old Arabic maxim — "first the neighbor, then the house" — to suggest that Iran's neighbors would ultimately be abandoned by the U.S. and should not seek external guarantees of security.
The Times's examination of Mr. Trump's family finances, by the journalists David Barstow, Susanne Craig and Russ Buettner, drew on tens of thousands of pages of confidential records and previously undisclosed tax returns.
The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy study drew on data showing how much undocumented immigrants pay in sales taxes on goods and services, and property taxes on homes they buy or rent.
Ms. Haley drew on South Carolina's experience last year with the murder of nine African-Americans in a Charleston church, saying that is exactly the kind of hate that Mr. Trump refused to repudiate.
But he drew on the political inheritance of his father, a pivotal and immensely popular Shiite cleric assassinated on Saddam Hussein's orders in 1999, to emerge as a powerful voice for the Shiite underclass.
He won his first four races seemingly effortlessly, and even when challenged in the Preakness three weeks ago, he drew on reserves of tenacity and stamina to prevail by a half-length, remaining undefeated.
Acharya, Blackwell, and Sen drew on a sample of more than 40,53 white Southerners, along with historical census records, to evaluate how political attitudes vary in counties that had more slaves back in 1860.
In a paper last spring that drew on previous work by other researchers, Maldacena and Arkani-Hamed used symmetry arguments to show that a key feature of string theory could manifest itself in triangles.
Fukuyama drew on several theoretical sources, most notably those of Max Weber, the great German sociologist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and G.W.F. Hegel, a philosopher who wrote a century earlier.
When Satya Nadella took over as boss of Microsoft in 2014, he drew on the work of Carol Dweck, a psychology professor at Stanford University, to push the firm's culture in a new direction.
The survey, which drew on a survey of 325 US adults, found that Americans as a whole view black girls as less innocent and more mature for their age, from ages 5 to 14.
Using a palette of colours which drew on her memories of her childhood in the district of Gresham, she transformed a series of dilapidated houses in the South Side into hunks of vibrant colour.
That effort brought broad attention to the issue at the time, and collected a trove of oral histories and established deep connections with the Japanese-American community, which the podcast drew on for material.
Singh drew on a huge data set of coup attempts, as well as hundreds of hours of interviews with actual coup participants, to develop a comprehensive picture of what makes coups succeed or fail.
Mr. Bradshaw drew on his unhappy childhood as the son of an alcoholic father, his own drinking problems and his work as a counselor to develop a set of explanations for myriad psychological ills.
In his work "The Micropolitics of Noise," Lambros Pigounis, 39, a sound artist and composer, drew on military research into the use of sound as a nonlethal weapon to destabilize populations in conflict situations.
Here are some facts about Islamic State in Libya: Islamic State drew on existing pockets of militancy in Libya, establishing its first major presence in Derna, an eastern city with a strong Islamist tradition.
The bombing in Manchester struck a chord among leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron who drew on his own country's experience of several jihadist attacks that have killed more than 230 people since 2015.
In "The Occupation of the Forest" (1977), she drew on accounts of the Indian tribal leader Birsa Munda, who fought the British for possession of forest land at the turn of the 20th century.
In 1987, Fisher published her first novel "Postcards from the Edge," a semi-autobiographical book that drew on her real-life battles with drug addiction, bipolar disorder and her fraught relationship with her mother.
How they got their numbers The report combined data collected from 2012 to 2016 and drew on a variety of sources, chiefly, national surveys involving interviews with more than 71,000 respondents across 153 countries.
Mirzakhani, while solving mathematical problems, often drew on large sheets of paper while scribbling formulas on the edges, an approach that her young daughter believed to be a form of painting, according to Stanford.
For a dozen years as the editor and principal contributor, she drew on her friendships with Picasso, Matisse, Joan Miró, Max Ernst, Georges Braque and Fernand Léger for material to fill its glossy pages.
In her novels, which are full of relationships under stress, Ms. Johnson often drew on her experiences with her father, a prolific screenwriter, producer and director, and her upbringing as a child of divorce.
In contrast, Ms. Klobuchar drew on skills honed during her years as the chief prosecutor for Minnesota's most populous county and calmly pressed the nominee on whether he had ever blacked out while drinking.
She has appeared in ads for Nike that drew on her life story, is co-owner of a menstrual cup company called PrincessD and appeared on the cover of Forbes Woman Africa in December.
While Repenning presented management studies from M.I.T., Smedley drew on his 17 years of experience in Formula One to offer examples of how he had created conflict between departments within teams to aid innovation.
The #MeToo cascade drew on anger at how Trump prevailed even after boasting about sexually assaulting women, but it shined the spotlight elsewhere and had astonishing consequences that are still reverberating around the world.
The Communist Party U.S.A., founded in 1919, was closely tied to what emerged as the Soviet Union after the 1917 October Revolution, but the American party also drew on decades of local radical organizing.
The novel that resulted was set in a kingdom inspired by ancient Egypt, with a belief system that drew on Eastern and Western religious ideas, as well as the Hippocratic notion of bodily humors.
Lisel Mueller, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet whose elegant work drew on nature, her experiences as a parent, folklore and history, including her own flight from Nazi Germany as a teenager, died on Feb.
At the Théâtre du Train Bleu, the actress Léa Girardet drew on her passion for soccer to explore her real-life experience as an unsuccessful bench player — in the world of film and theater.
Landry said his conclusion drew on the federal investigation -- including two use-of-force experts who told the Justice Department that the shooting was reasonable -- as well as his department's own interviews of eyewitnesses.
The Directors' Take: Bentley Dean and Martin Butler made the film with a minimal crew and drew on local lore, including a song about a tragic suicide by a couple in a similar predicament.
Ms. Haley drew on South Carolina's experience last year with the murder of nine African-Americans in a Charleston church, saying that was exactly the kind of hate that Mr. Trump refused to repudiate.
PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Martin Fourcade drew on all his warrior instincts to continue his rewriting of French sporting history at the Pyeongchang Olympics by delivering team gold in the mixed relay on Tuesday.
So rather than stick to books I actually reviewed this year, I drew on favorite things I read in 2017, even though one dates back to 1993 and another was reviewed by Dwight Garner.
And Obama's speech last week in Urbana, Illinois, drew on his old authenticity tropes, suggesting a reluctance to enter the political arena but a willingness to frankly describe the country as he saw it.
Over the next decade, he cooked, cleaned and even did floral design for Eleven Madison Park Restaurant in Manhattan, where he drew on the creative roots he developed as a child who loved to paint.
In the book, which was published by Yale University Press, Ms. Hodes drew on diaries, letters and other writings by ordinary citizens — black and white, Northern and Southern — from the spring and summer of 1865.
Then, she filled in her already-flawless brows with an eyebrow marker before moving on to her cat eye, which she simply drew on in a sharp winged shape using a felt-tipped eyeliner pen.
Dead or Alive, along with Boy George, typified a specific kind of glammed-up, androgynous look that drew on David Bowie, among others, for influence and became de rigeur for pop artists for a time.
LONDON (Reuters) - French director Alice Winocour and Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts said they drew on their own personal experiences for "Disorder", a paranoia thriller about a former soldier suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Drew on the left/Photo by Josh Sisk Prince's art is so capacious and fluid and panoramic that it's hard to take it all in, and everybody draws out different aspects, phrases, riffs, ideas, elements.
Game Freak took inspiration from Hawai'i's vast array of bird life to build out its roster of pocket monsters, and drew on Pacific legends of shape-shifting lizards ( mo'o) in creating Salazzle and Komo-o.
The pair got their start over five years ago shooting parody and comedic films that drew on their geeky interests, as well as short, straight-up genre films like The Shot and Bits and Pieces.
In shaping this well-wrought drama about factory laborers facing bleak futures, Ms. Nottage and her director, Kate Whoriskey, drew on interviews with residents of a Pennsylvania city ranked among the poorest in the country.
One said she was self-conscious about her freckles that she covered them up with makeup, so they paired her up with another person who drew on freckles because she loved the look so much.
Two articles in The Times earlier this year on the problems with online list prices drew on a randomly assembled list of 47 discounted housewares, leisure and other products on Amazon, including the Breville Infuser.
Dr. Almond's 2010 book, "The Monster Within: The Hidden Side of Motherhood," drew on literature, her clients' cases and her own experience in her 20s, when she gave birth to three sons and studied psychiatry.
Earl Hamner Jr., who drew on warm memories of his Depression childhood in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia to create the enormously popular 22008s television series "The Waltons," died on Thursday in Los Angeles.
To carry out the study, the researchers drew on the rubber hand illusion, a classic demonstration in neuroscience in which a subject comes to regard a fake hand as connected to his or her brain.
Attorney General Maura Healey filed an amended lawsuit against Purdue and current and former officers and directors of the drugmaker that drew on internal records to reveal new details about family's involvement in the company.
"The shuanggui system not only facilitates serious human rights abuses, it depends on them," said the report, which the authors said drew on interviews with 21 people, including four who were detained under shuanggui rules.
Ann Grifalconi, who drew on different cultures to write and illustrate dozens of well-regarded children's books, notably the award-winning "The Village of Round and Square Houses," set in Central Africa, died on Feb.
After Mr. Avenatti's comments, Mr. Cohen broke his relative silence about the case by telling ABC News that he drew on his own home equity line of credit to secure the $130,000 for Ms. Clifford.
While the Pennsylvania ruling looked to the past, experts said, the North Carolina decision drew on an explosion of recent research that has begun to change legal minds on the constitutional question of partisan redistricting.
Ms. Stevens drew on her own conversations with Avedon over the decades, and interviewed many of his prominent friends and collaborators, including Calvin Klein, David Remnick, Twyla Tharp, Donatella Versace, Jann Wenner and Isabella Rossellini.
The new analysis drew on data from a study of childhood A.D.H.D. that had tracked people from age 9 or 10 up through early adulthood, gathering detailed histories from multiple sources, including doctors and parents.
WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME The playwright and performer Heidi Schreck drew on her high-school experience giving speeches in American Legion halls in creating a play that ponders the future of our rights.
The wall opposite the sofa holds three sketches that he drew on the spot at a party in the mid-'50s; in the foyer is a portrait he painted of Ms. Hoffman's two older brothers.
For the role, he drew on the experience of his nephew Dominic, who was at Rikers awaiting trial in connection with a murder (and is now serving a sentence at the Green Haven Correctional Facility).
Telling the story of a veteran Bolshevik who is awaiting trial for treason, the book originally appeared in December, 19468, just two years after the events that it drew on, and became a worldwide phenomenon.
He had previously tweeted false information about Dorian being on track to hit Alabama, then drew on the map with a Sharpie to match his claims, which had been rebutted by the National Weather Service.
Jolie, a Special Envoy for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, drew on her 18 years of experience with the agency to teach a classroom of Master's graduate students studying Women, Peace and Security.
"Jeff had the guts to defy the left-wing fanatics in his own party and to stand tall in defense of our Constitution, our freedom and democracy," Trump said before bringing Van Drew on stage.
Stone's vocal complaints even sparked a response from ex-convict and former football star O.J. Simpson, who drew on his own experience with FBI raids, according to a video posted on celebrity news website TMZ.
The application, they said, drew on other intelligence that the Republican memo misleadingly omits — but revealing that other information to rebut the memo would risk blowing other sources and methods of intelligence-gathering about Russia.
In Thicker than Water at Mia, Imady drew on her own experiences as a parent and interviewed children from refugee communities for a searing body of work that grapples with survival, parenting, trauma, and spirituality.
He also happened to be working at a time when psychedelics were undergoing a renaissance in medicine, so he drew on research showing they have potential to treat depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Forgoing the traditional method of brain mapping that involves marking neurons with fluorescence, Zador had taken an unusual approach that drew on the long tradition of molecular biology research at Cold Spring Harbor, on Long Island.
The glossary offers the alternative "Green Line" — a reference to a line that a British officer drew on a map using a green pencil to mark a buffer zone during armed clashes in the early 1960s.
Apple, Google, Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon and Netflix took the top six spots in the annual poll of 653 companies conducted by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), which drew on responses from more than 1,500 C-suite leaders.
"We're proud of this piece, which drew on interviews with numerous Angelenos, the experience of our longtime bureau chief, Adam Nagourney and observations of Tim Arango, our new Los Angeles correspondent," said national editor Marc Lacey.
The new findings — which drew on declassified images from U.S. spy satellites — were published as governments met for talks in Bonn aimed at pushing forward efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions under the 2015 Paris Agreement.
While the board drew on an endowment to pay off some debt — as well as a feasible 5 percent of operating costs — the orchestra faces over $21.8 million in liabilities (such as pensions and renovation costs).
Feb. 2-7 The Moscow-born Alexei Fadeyechev drew on Marius Petipa's 1869 choreography for this new staging of Cervantes's epic (the show also includes snippets of choreography by masters like Rostislav Zakharov and Kasyan Goleizovsky).
In a project that drew on roughly 700,000 medical records from US veterans, the agency worked with Google parent Alphabet's DeepMind unit to create software that attempts to predict which patients are likely to develop AKI.
Despite the monarchy's wealth, King Bhumibol was the keen proponent of a "sufficiency economy" philosophy - known in Thai as a "just-enough economy", or the idea of moderation and self-reliance, which drew on Buddhist teachings.
During our visit, Neila drew on the Italian she had learned during her teen years during her family's time in Rome, and chatted easily with Luca, who was born in Sicily and grew up in Rome.
In an op-ed he penned for The Washington Post, Summers drew on studies from the Urban Institute and the Chan School of Public Health and used a more conservative estimate of 10 million dropping coverage.
Written by Paddy Chayefsky, the film strikes an unusual, precarious balance between social comedy and psychological drama, and drew on Mr. Hiller's wartime experience as a navigator for the Royal Canadian Air Force, based in Britain.
Miyashiro drew on his industry contacts and, for a little less than ten thousand dollars, got Waka Flocka, A$AP Ferg, and Father to record a remix of "It G Ma" with Keith Ape and Park.
This is not a theoretical threat; the predecessor arrangement that had stood for fifteen years was invalidated in 2015, after a legal challenge which drew on NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelations of US mass surveillance programs.
The five-times champion, the oldest woman in the draw at 36, drew on her experience during the quarter-final to see off the Kazakh player 7-6(5) 6-2 in a brutal baseline shootout.
Dr. Richmond and his successor, Jule Sugarman, drew on the research of Dr. Caldwell and other prominent early-childhood education experts in shaping Head Start as it evolved into a comprehensive year-round child development program.
He drew on oral epics, like the Epic of Sundiata, which some people believe was the basis for "The Lion King," though the filmmakers have called it an "original story," while admitting some parallels with Shakespeare.
For the dense textural music of "Atmosphères" and "Lux Aeterna," which Stanley Kubrick incorporated into "2001: A Space Odyssey," Ligeti drew on a terrifying childhood dream of being trapped in an immense web with buzzing insects.
As the eye drifts around the sensually grainy surface of the photograph, it is drawn to the margins, where Morrisroe signed, dated, and drew on the image in scribbled cursive alongside scratches of reds and pinks.
I found myself working in a spirit that drew on conditions that I had observed and experienced in my family's factory, but now I was surrendering my secret God-given white self importance; that was new.
It appeared in the 1994 book "Achilles in Vietnam," by the psychiatrist Jonathan Shay, who drew on Homer's epic war poem the "Iliad" to probe the nature of the wounds afflicting veterans of the Vietnam War.
Rosalie Sorrels, a singer and storyteller who drew on her own tempestuous life in songs of struggle and heartache that inspired a generation of rising folk musicians in the 1980s, died on Sunday in Reno, Nev.
Working with the producer and musician Biddy Wright, they made music that drew on Nigerian traditions and West African pop styles like highlife, Afrobeat and fuji, as well as international influences: funk, psychedelia, reggae and gospel.
A 2011 study led by the Parkinson's Institute and the National Institutes of Health drew on a federal survey of farmers and their spouses in Iowa and North Carolina, as well as others who handled pesticides.
The study drew on data scraped from Airbnb listings and used regression analysis to compare what rents would have been across 55 neighborhoods if thousands of units had not been listed on the home-sharing website.
While it remains unclear whether the two artists ever met, they shared a commitment to developing a new formal language that drew on feminist iconographies and minimalist aesthetics, pushing the boundaries of what sculpture could be.
She told CNN, "I have always had a passion for art and creativity in general, when I was in primary school I drew on any surface I saw be it paper desk and even my clothes".
It drew on a sweeping United States government project called the Agricultural Heath Study, which tracked more than 80,000 farmers and their spouses, as well as other people who applied pesticides, in Iowa and North Carolina.
So in a meta-analysis, which drew on data from several earlier studies, marketing professors Ulf Bockenholt and Alex Chernev, as well as a colleague, identified four factors that increase your chances of experiencing choice overload.
Rejecting the choice between "self-interest" and "moral commitment," liberal New Dealers drew on a moral vision that linked fighting the gross injustices facing African Americans and other minorities to the shared interest of all workers.
Born to a frontier family in Pepin County, Wisconsin, in 1867, Wilder drew on her own experiences growing up in the Midwest—which included harsh winters, illnesses, and frequent moves—and family in the Little House books.
The author, who passed away at 88 in 2007, drew on her complex childhood experience to write the novel; a young L'Engle found herself lonely and frequently isolated—something to which many of her characters can relate.
Cranston's tell-all, A Life in Parts, hits stores Tuesday, giving fans a glimpse into profound, shocking and life-changing experiences that have shaped the actor — experiences he says he drew on for his acclaimed work onscreen.
Her dissertation drew on exclusive interviews with Maurice Papon, a civil servant who was convicted in 21943 of crimes against humanity for his role in the arrest and deportation of Jews during the Nazi occupation of France.
The Reuters report drew on interviews with Buddhists who confessed to torching Rohingya homes, burying bodies and killing Muslims in what they said was a frenzy of violence triggered when Rohingya insurgents attacked security posts last August.
"It makes contrasts that both drew on the Des Moines debate and he made in the New York City speech but this is not an ad directed at Secretary Clinton exclusively," Michael Briggs, Sanders' spokesman, said Thursday.
The President hammered the "America First" rhetoric of his campaign and drew on the words of presidents who ruled more than 100 years ago to make his case, quoting Presidents George Washington, James Garfield and Theodore Roosevelt.
" He drew on a local point of comparison to make his point, citing the difficulty-plagued Washington Metrorail subway system as proof that the "amount of money you spend matters far less than how you spend it.
To illustrate, he pointed to the differences between Yahoo in its early days, which relied on human curators to organize web content, and Google, which from the start drew on complicated algorithms to make searching more powerful.
Drescher told Refinery29 that she drew on her own experience growing up Jewish in Queens, New York to create the colorful cast of characters, from Fran herself, to her overbearing, drama queen mother, played by Renee Taylor.
It drew on data from the United Nations and other organizations, as well as Save the Children's interviews with local aid groups, doctors, teachers and civilians, including 126 mothers, fathers and children who reside in these areas.
LONDON (Reuters) - Slovak qualifier Jana Cepelova drew on the memories of beating Simona Halep last year on the same court as she put paid to Garbine Muguruza's hopes of adding the Wimbledon title to her trophy cabinet.
"We think that economics can learn a lot if it broadened its perspective so that economists drew on disciplines other than economics itself, particularly those that deal with culture and specifically with great literature," Morson told CNBC.
A memo issued at the time by Republicans on the committee drew on information in the surveillance documents, though Democrats said the Republicans made distorted claims to protect Mr. Trump and try to undermine the Russia inquiry.
Among them are a citrus custard pie bearing crisscrossing lime, orange and lemon zest that drew on artwork by Sol LeWitt and a striped berry pie, with the jammy reds and blues of strawberry, raspberry and blackberry.
But during a weekend of deliberations, the five-member music jury weighed the merits of some classical submissions that drew on hip-hop influences, and came to the conclusion that hip-hop itself should be under consideration.
Just an hour before the blast, the scholars read a 26-page proclamation that drew on verses from the Quran and the sayings of the prophet Mohammed to declare the ongoing violence in Afghanistan as religiously unjustifiable.
Having made his name in 1947 with "The Last Days of Hitler," which drew on his wartime work with MI6, he was, at 44, one of the most famous men at Oxford and indeed in the country.
When Mr. Bean, a former Navy test pilot, left NASA in 269, he drew on a longstanding interest in painting to become a full-time artist, creating images of the era when science fiction morphed into reality.
Our reporters drew on court documents and dozens of interviews to explain how "Lev and Igor," as they were known in Republican donor circles, helped Mr. Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani conduct a shadow diplomacy campaign in Ukraine.
Just as Dylan picked up syntax and style from his idol, Guthrie drew on Will Rogers and John Steinbeck to evolve from a prosperous middle-American radio host to a working-class hero who defined folk authenticity.
The OECD said that its estimates, which drew on data from more than 200 jurisdictions and more than 27,000 multinationals, were based on the assumption that whatever countries agree to the outcome would be mandatory for companies.
Few could argue that Ms. Harris, hovering around 5 percent in early polling, entered the 2003 race at much of an advantage, even as her fund-raising drew on an ungainly Filofax full of high-end contacts.
Starting at age 229, the unschooled Mr. García embarked on a journey that drew on native intelligence, natural gift and a willingness to take on backbreaking work to make something of himself — in his case, a chef.
The report, the commission's 13th on the conflict, drew on 291 interviews, many conducted remotely with former residents of Aleppo still in Syria, as well as satellite imagery, medical records and communications with governments and nongovernmental organizations.
At one point, the film takes a quick shot at Kathryn Bigelow's controversial Zero Dark Thirty (2012), which drew on consultations with the CIA and portrayed torture as essential to track down and kill Osama Bin Laden.
Her pregnancy announcement photo shoot and her birth announcement photo shoot both referenced Botticelli's Venus and the Renaissance trope of the Madonna and child, and her 2017 Grammys performance drew on goddess imagery from multiple artistic traditions.
Varble, as a performer, drew on these elements too, but used them to undermine power-seekers (in his case, the art industry) with an art that was both freely given and based on the democracy of evanescence.
Kalle Lasn called it Culture Jamming and the liberal left thought its media savvy would bring corporate greed to its knees with incisive detournements that drew on the Situationist's belief that breaking expectations could bring revelatory results.
On voter turnout, the researchers drew on a data set from Catalist — which collects and sells voter registration and turnout records, as well as data for unregistered voters from data firms, retailers, marketing companies, and other commercial sources.
Stout says he drew on a number of public datasets to train basic feature recognition for his neural nets, and then used high-quality photos taken from Flickr to teach the Arsenal what good camera settings looked like.
The delay was especially alarming in Saxony, where a neo-Nazi terrorist group called the National Socialist Underground drew on a support network as it undertook a series of shootings and bombings across Germany from 2000 to 2007.
Betty Yu, a co-founder of the Chinatown Art Brigade, is both an artist and a native New Yorker, and drew on both experiences to present the Brigade's eight-point pledge of resistance for artists and gallery owners.
I've mentioned my lack of brows on this site before, and I knew that my thin arches wouldn't transform into Kylie's full ones no matter how much Anastasia Brow Wiz I drew on, but I did it anyway.
At the town hall she drew on her expertise to maneuver away from a statement she made in 2014, saying children crossing the border illegally should be sent back to Central America, which has damaged her with Latinos.
Brought up in England by a Hungarian father and a Canadian mother, Mr Szalay (pronounced Sol-loy) made his debut in 2008 with "London and the South-East", which drew on the time he spent working in telesales.
But Sanders, who is relying on a small-donor army built during his 2016 campaign and sustained in the years since, drew on a huge pool of donors: More than 223,000 individual contributors powered Sanders' first-day fundraising.
The Resolution Foundation report drew on various economic studies on the economic impact of these measures to determine that without that policy stimulus, the downturn for GDP might have been 12%, equating to £8,000 for every U.K. household.
"While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report," Schiff said.
The "Mad Money" host drew on Tuesday's news from pipeline operator NuStar Energy, which put up a secondary offering of its shares and bought a pipeline in the Permian Basin — a benefit to its shareholders, in Cramer's eyes.
His supporting roles drew on his striking, unusual looks as well as his fame: as Nikola Tesla in Christopher Nolan's 2006 film The Prestige, he represents a world of technology so advanced, it literally appears to be magic.
Bozulich's country touchstones had elements of romance, danger, and self-destruction: She drew on George Jones's sad, funny songs about his struggles with alcoholism, and Willie Nelson's Red Headed Stranger, the 1975 concept album about a murderous preacher.
One study that drew on it, published in 20083 by Sekar Kathiresan of the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and his colleagues, worked out polygenic risk scores for five diseases, including coronary heart disease and type 22008 diabetes.
The song barely updates the band's 1980s "Madchester" sound, which drew on Merseybeat, psychedelia, the post-punk noisiness of the Jesus and Mary Chain and the dance-music beats of the wild 1980s club scene in Manchester, England.
The conventional wisdom among political scientists and pollsters has long held that voters drew on traditional gender roles in deciding whom to trust on what issue, said Marianne Cooper, a sociologist at Stanford's Clayman Institute for Gender Research.
The artist Edgar Flores, known as Saner, drew on Mexico's complex colonial history for a huge mural he completed in 2013 in Fleury-les-Aubrais, France, depicting a deadly embrace between an Aztec warrior and a Spanish conquistador.
Much of the music coming out of the algorave world resembles that of Autechre and Aphex Twin, dance-music innovators of the eighties and nineties whose work drew on algorithms and stretched the boundaries of texture and rhythm.
That rage has trickled up to presidential politics, which stands in sharp contrast to past campaigns: Bill Clinton won largely on a message of feeling Americans' pain, George W. Bush drew on compassionate conservatism, Barack Obama offered hope.
A reporter for the Charleston-based Post and Courier (her children attended the school across the street from the church), she covered the tragedy extensively, and drew on her long relationships with the families in writing this book.
Mavis Pusey, a painter and printmaker who drew on inspirations as varied as sunsets and scenes of urban demolition to create striking abstract works full of geometric forms, died on April 22011 in Falmouth, Va. She was 21980.
For her "Wave U.F.O." series from the 2000s, Mori, an artist known for her intricate sci-fi installations, began with 3D renderings from which Lawson made foam models; Mori then drew on them with pencil in his studio.
Attorney General Maura Healey filed an amended lawsuit against Purdue and current and former officers and directors of the drugmaker that drew on years of internal records to reveal new details about the family's involvement in the company.
The study, which drew on public data from bodies including the International Labor Organization, UNESCO and the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, found that the U.S. ranked most highly in aggregate across three main segments considered conducive to women's entrepreneurship.
Modernist ballet, Mauss suggests, drew on an extremely wide range of influences, in what could be considered a riff on the lofty ideal of post-Wagnerian Gesamtkunstwerk, the "total work of art" that makes use of all art forms.
In his 1962 novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Ken Kesey drew on his experience working at a hospital in California to describe how ECT was used as a disciplinary tool to tame unruly patients at the time.
A study was deemed more disruptive if those that come along later and cite it don't include the research the original study drew on — a sign that the work was original and took the field in a new direction.
HGTV's Jonathan Scott stopped by the PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly and InStyle studio at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, where he revealed that he was asked to compete against his twin brother Drew on the ABC reality show.
As research has shown, drinking plenty of water is a surefire way to consume fewer calories and, as the week drew on, I'd started to look more svelte and even got my nocturnal pissings down to one per night.
In December 2014, the German public broadcaster ARD released a documentary that drew on accounts from Russian athletes, coaches and antidoping officials who said the Russian government had helped procure drugs for athletes and cover up positive test results.
We were thrilled by the recent launch of online orgasm-training platform OMGYES, which drew on the insight of over 2,000 women from 18 to 95 years old to create video lessons on the best techniques for achieving orgasm.
After "South Park" made fun of China's censorship of Western entertainment, resulting in its apparent ban, it posted a sarcastic "apology" that drew on the recent NBA-China clash over an NBA executive's endorsement of the Hong Kong protests.
Mr. Honschar, 210, is a street artist who sees himself following in the footsteps of the 1980s darling Keith Haring, except that when Mr. Haring started working in the subway, he drew on the paper covering empty advertising panels.
In writing her play "Sweat," which I saw last summer at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Lynn Nottage and her director drew on interviews with residents of Reading, Pa., which has been ranked among the poorest cities in the country.
But the 149-page report published on Tuesday, which was two years in the making, drew on testimony from more than 140 witnesses, including former detainees, their relatives and lawyers, and it also reviewed medical records and court documents.
In 218, he drew on the visual language of the church art of his youth to transform a photographic portrait of Marilyn Monroe, who had taken her own life that year, into a gilded icon of a martyr-saint.
Not only did it document Emin's extensive history of bed-mates (102, though not all were sexual partners), but it also drew on a broad range of artistic traditions, from conceptual installation and sculpture to textile art and craft.
La Dame Blanche, a singer, songwriter and flutist born in Cuba and based in Paris, vigorously drew on whatever she pleased, including quasi-classical flute melodies, dancehall, "Ave Maria," cumbia, trap-tinged R&B and plenty of hip-hop.
Where the earlier work drew on the poetry that the Romanian writer Marin Sorescu (1936-96) wrote when he was dying of liver cancer, the new work uses Ms. O'Reilly's own words, from her email correspondence with Mr. Hersch.
In Oliver Sacks's "Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain," the renowned neurologist drew on the "enormous and rapidly growing body of work on the neural underpinnings of musical perception and imagery" that started to evolve in the 1980s.
"42nd Street" is derived from the 1933 film of the same name, which was in turn loosely based on a novel by Bradford Ropes, a Broadway dancer who drew on his own experience to tell tales of backstage life.
He founded Shanghai Tang in 1994, initially as a Hong Kong emporium to showcase lifestyle, fashion and home products that drew on the glamour of Chinese styles of the 1920s and '30s and gave them a more contemporary gloss.
Larry Heinemann, a Vietnam veteran who drew on his war experiences in two well-received novels — one of which, "Paco's Story," startled the literary world when it won the National Book Award for fiction in 22014 — died on Dec.
The study, published in The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, drew on the electronic health records of 2.7 million adults and children who received care between 2000 and 2013 at a large health system in the Boston area.
Rather, it would feature artists whom Gouzer admired but whose work had not been doing well at auction; or artists who drew on failure as a theme; or works that were prone to degrade, because they contained nontraditional materials.
Many of the clinical trials this study drew on didn't align closely with the way people consume such sweeteners in the real world — for instance, trials generally give subjects diet soda or sweetener capsules, while ignoring other sources, such as food.
Standing in the German Chancellery on a drizzly Berlin afternoon, the notoriously restrained Merkel -- who became Obama's closest global friend only to see him replaced by a man who lambasted her on the campaign trail -- drew on her stolid pragmatism.
That robbery is listed in a pro-firearm paper put out by Libertarian think tank Cato Institute, as an instance of a "good guy with a gun" stopping a crime; apparently, Braun drew on his attacker and scared him off.
The idea that certain human groups are undesirable and should be removed from the face of the planet would later find favor with Hitler, who drew on eugenics to justify the extermination of millions of Jews and other stigmatized people.
The British top seed's title hopes appeared to be faltering when he trailed by a set and 3-0 down in the second set but the 2013 Wimbledon champion drew on his greater grass court pedigree to turn the match around.
His victory drew on public anger with the traditional political class within the context of a UN-backed probe into a massive corruption scandal that led to the resignation of President Otto Pérez Molina and his imprisonment just before the election.
Giancarlo, whose blueprint drew on new data, industry feedback and academic input from across the political spectrum, said his intention was not to weaken the current rules, but to strike a better balance between security and the vibrancy of the market.
The film was co-directed by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina, who said they were careful to reflect Mexican culture and beliefs "in a story free of cliche and stereotype," and drew on the experiences of their Latino and Mexican colleagues.
New Dealers drew on an idea known as industrial democracy, developed, in the late nineteenth century, by English socialist thinkers who saw workplace rights as analogous to civil rights such as due process and the freedoms of speech and assembly.
Mendes, 24, pulled her hair back, drew on a mustache and wore jeans and a button-down blue shirt for her look, while Reinhart, 22, nailed her character's empty expression in a "Vote for Pedro" shirt and curly blonde hair.
Context: On debate night, Harris, who has a Jamaican father and Indian mother, drew on her childhood experiences with racial segregation to confront former Vice President Joe Biden on his opposition to federally mandated busing for school integration in the 1970s.
He scraped his way to the Intercontinental Championship, pushing hard behind the scenes to return the once-legendary title to its former prestige and even reportedly spending out of pocket to commission a new belt that drew on the championship's history.
In 2005, the writer JT LeRoy—then best known for Sarah (2000), a picaresque novel that allegedly drew on his experiences as a cross-dressing teenage truck-stop whore—was revealed to be a 40-year-old woman named Laura Albert.
Cultivating the image of a philandering "tomcat", Cuevas drew on the work of Francisco de Goya and Pablo Picasso, and his depictions of dark, deformed, animal-like figures were a sharp break with the socialist-tinged muralism long popular in Mexico.
A question said to be sent by a 12-year-old girl quickly drew on two of the country's geopolitical conflicts, asking who Putin would save first if both Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko were drowning.
Michelle Cliff, a Jamaican-American writer whose novels, stories and nonfiction essays drew on her multicultural identity to probe the psychic disruptions and historical distortions wrought by colonialism and racism, died on June 212 at her home in Santa Cruz, Calif.
But that's not all: Wood also weaved several hair piercings down the center of Bush's head and, to top it off, drew on two thick strips of pink glitter from her temples all the way up to her ponytail's base.
Thinkers like Jean-Jacques Rousseau and John Locke drew on a well-established sense of nationhood, particularly visible in England, to explain how individual citizens have the right to join freely in a nation that will protect and benefit them.
The Sports of The Times column on Monday, about Baron Davis's Showtime documentary, "The Drew," on a summer basketball league in the heart of South Central Los Angeles, misstated part of the name of the school that hosts the games.
Mahmood says a more productive way is to follow the example of the authorities in San Bernardino, Calif.. Mahmood said authorities there drew on the Muslim community to work with them against criminal violence, not quote "terrorism" in the abstract.
The 2800 National Firearms Survey, which drew on data collected from thousands of participants, placed the total American gun stock at 265 million weapons, and found that 33% of them were rifles, leading to an overall estimate of 87.4 million rifles.
Saint-Exupery drew on his aviation experience when he penned his most famous work The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince), a tale, illustrated by watercolors, of a pilot stranded in the desert who meets a young prince fallen to Earth.
Cabinet minister Michael Gove is accused of 'lying' after he claimed EU citizens have "preferential access" to NHS careNicolas Hatton, the co-founder of the3million, an EU citizens' rights group, said Gove's claims drew on 'pure propaganda from the far-right.
In January, she contacted Jessica Grose, editor of Lenny, the email newsletter and website started by the actress and writer Lena Dunham and "Girls" showrunner Jenni Konner, and pitched an essay about how she drew on her experience for her novel.
The film's highly stylized aesthetic was inspired by the color scheme of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), which Argento also drew on for its mythic tone and its presentation of a young, virginal heroine surrounded by evil.
That research drew on information from Uighurs in the region who reported that their families had been detained, as well as on existing satellite imagery from other researchers on the region, Salih Hudayar, ETNAM's founder and president, told Business Insider.
Mr. Tillerson and his subordinates drew on that repertory of responses on Thursday as he visited the headquarters of the African Union, a set of soaring buildings constructed by the Chinese — and said to be riddled with Chinese listening devices.
" He drew on Polaroid pictures he had taken of his dining table to rethink it as "an interior with a complexity of horizontals and verticals and diagonals," he said, "so that it would be like being in a jungle of legs.
A study that came out of Taiwan, for example, drew on a cohort of nearly 100,000 people and showed that for every unit increase in exposure to particle pollution, the risk of developing Alzheimer's went up by more than 100 percent.
For inspiration, they drew on landmark buildings in Istanbul, the Italianate Galata tower and the medieval Maiden's tower, as well as British and American architecture, said his brother Mezher Yerdelen, 39, the chief executive officer of the Sarot group's projects.
This account is based on hours of recent interviews with her, as well as a case history written in 2009 for her parole application by a nationally recognized expert on women who kill, who herself drew on interviews and police reports.
In an interview that aired Sunday on CNN, he drew on that experience again, standing on a Newark street corner where he said a man who once lived with him had been fatally shot by a man wielding an assault rifle.
They were written by one of the great journalistic storytellers of the era, J. Anthony Lukas, who did months of reporting and drew on the voluminous Senate Watergate hearings to retrace and assess the scandal that would end the Nixon presidency.
Mr. Sater drew on connections he had made in Russia in the late 1990s when he began secretly working for American intelligence agencies, which in turn helped reduce his penalty after a guilty plea in a $40 million securities fraud case.
Antiwar politicians, in contrast, drew on the work of Gareth Porter, a political scientist and journalist, who argued that the killings in Hue were committed on a smaller scale than reported, merely acts of revenge by an army in retreat.
But it was at Villanova, where he led the men's team for 19 years and compiled a 173-375 record, that he was catapulted to fame as a fiery sideline tactician, fond of inspirational speeches that drew on his Italian heritage.
A review by researchers at the University of South Carolina and at Yale, in 22005, which drew on dozens of previous studies, found that when women used violence against male partners it generally occurred after violence was done to them.
As the large, excitable Mr. Madden drew on the Telestrator, "he almost knocked me right out of the announcer booth," Dr. Reiffel said in 2005 when he learned that he had won an Emmy Award in engineering for the invention.
But after it came to light that Betsy DeVos, the education secretary, had a security detail that costs as much as $1 million a month, we drew on public records, news accounts and interviews to sketch out the government's pecking order.
He drew on Yves Saint Laurent's classic Le Smoking tuxedo suit — though updated with abbreviated short-shorts — as well as his Russian collection from 1976 and the original logo of the house, created by the graphic designer A.M. Cassandre in 1961.
Charles Sumner, a leading anti-slavery senator, drew on the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen for his first draft: "all persons are equal before the law" and "no person can hold another as a slave".
Reverse-engineering this phenomenon, landscape architects from the firm H+N+S worked with artist Paul De Court drew on the work of acoustician Ernst Chladni to create over 100 grassy pyramids specifically designed to address this site-specific problem.
Detailing events at the village of Min Gyi, Gambia's lawyer Andrew Loewenstein drew on witness accounts recorded in a report by U.N. investigators, who estimated 750 people were killed there, including more than 100 children under the age of 6.
He has also benefited from a long tenure in Washington, with the connections and know-how to run a self-preservation campaign that drew on a close-knit high school community, his colleagues from the Bush era and the conservative media.

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