" "Drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, the poor.
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Drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, minorities, the poor.
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Others blame the media for drumming up the creepy-clown hysteria.
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Facebook offers demand generation, drumming up interest people didn't know they had.
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They also help foster demand by drumming up marketing for the apple.
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Fingers crossed that Hippo will be drumming up some more tracks soon.
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In any case, the desired outcome of drumming up hype was achieved.
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Drumming up support for that state&aposs Republican candidate for Senate, Matthew Rosendale.
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And sequels will probably keep drumming up big business, despite the recent hiccups.
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But Harris has been the lead champion of drumming up external public pressure.
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The measure also prohibits regulators from drumming up public support for those rules.
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But the Times isn't the only outlet drumming up fears of North Korea's power.
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People denying science, drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, minorities, the poor.
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He especially aims at drumming up support for himself among Turkish citizens in Germany.
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But that was the narrative that the media kept drumming up and talking about.
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Three provincial premiers, known as the "Premier League," are drumming up support for her.
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The film has landed universally rave reviews, and it's already drumming up Oscar buzz.
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New flavors, he added, are a way of drumming up attention for the brand.
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These "saltimbanques," as they were called, are drumming up business for the show inside.
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But as this video illustrates, Magic Leap sure is good at drumming up the hype.
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Avoid drumming up conflict at home — you're better off shaking your tail feather with friends!
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Instead, he views Section 232 as a means for drumming up publicity for the USDA.
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Our hope is this is just a case of a tabloid drumming up fictitious drama.
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It's all part of the fundamental element in his campaign strategy of drumming up controversy.
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The state propaganda machine kicked into gear, drumming up positivity for the proposed constitutional changes.
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Neither has set up committees of wealthy "bundlers" drumming up checks from friends and family members.
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TC: More states are legalizing recreational cannabis; how are you drumming up workforces in different places?
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On the other hand, the photos are drumming up a lot of publicity for Styles' video.
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Granted, Kanye's latest media spectacle could be aimed at drumming up press for his upcoming album.
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The former governor is now in Europe, presumably drumming up support among the sizeable Congolese diaspora.
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Blazer was there plugging products, keeping an eye on the competition, and drumming up new business.
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Mercury clashes with Jupiter, drumming up many exciting conversations—but don't believe everything you hear, Capricorn.
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Buster assigns them all songs to learn for the show and sets about drumming up an audience.
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Turkey has tried drumming up support for its April 16 referendum through Turkish nationals outside the country.
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Dictators, strongmen and autocrats have practiced the art of drumming up loathing toward others to great effect.
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But it is not too early to start drumming up candidates for 2021 from elsewhere in Asia.
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Plus, Venus will move into Sagittarius on January 7, drumming up even more creative and positive energy.
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Mercury and Mars have been in a square since last week, drumming up tension and potential conflicts.
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Compensation policies that rewarded workers for drumming up new business may have prompted the fraud, officials said.
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He should stop moving from golf courses on Trump resorts to drumming up business for Trump hotels.
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Asked how she's drumming up deal flow, Bonatsos suggests she isn't shy about networking like a maniac.
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Holder, the former attorney general, has traversed the country, drumming up support and funds for the group.
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Engine makers will also be drumming up new business, with China Eastern expected to tap French-U.
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While not overtly drumming up business, government officials said there was available office space in the Grand Duchy.
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Supporters for incumbent President Hassan Rouhani drumming up enthusiasm for what they feel will be a close vote.
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Three models in stilettos and revealing leotards loitered before drumming up the nerve to ask for a picture.
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The Hollywood Reporter called it Cooper's "best," and Bale is already drumming up Oscar buzz for his performance.
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The unauthorized account was then quickly closed, but the bank employee got credit for drumming up new business.
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And ethics experts seemed unable to overstate the incongruity of a sitting president's son drumming up business overseas.
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Some companies have responded in part by introducing recycling programs and drumming up publicity around new sustainability initiatives.
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But Glossier's most recent innovation is drumming up buzz for a different reason: Nobody knows what it is yet.
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The YouGov poll was shared on the r/unitedkingdom subreddit, where it quickly began drumming up some heated debate.
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But the owners have had trouble drumming up interest at the $1 billion price tag, two sources told Bloomberg.
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Rich says she's been meeting with investors and drumming up more funding for the game to spread it worldwide.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a conservative who is drumming up ultra-nationalist Jewish support ahead of a Sept.
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Greta Gerwig's Little Women won't hit theaters for another month, but it's already drumming up some serious Oscar buzz.
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Still, many journalists and political pundits have speculated that Pence really is drumming up support for his own potential campaign.
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Goldman is drumming up business with new companies and combing through its operations to find another $5 billion in revenues.
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The Atlanta rapper has been steadily drumming up anticipation through social media, between teaser videos, snippets, and fake-out memes.
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Evan Greer, campaign director at Fight for the Future, posted on Reddit a month ago to start drumming up support.
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Rounding out the top five is "Bohemian Rhapsody," drumming up $6 million to bring its Stateside haul to $173.6 million.
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The time has passed for us to shrug our shoulders and just dismiss the rhetoric as drumming up his base.
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But by marketing herself as the more moderate choice, the chances of her drumming up very enthusiastic support seem minimal.
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Melania Trump blasted media outlets Wednesday for drumming up conspiracy theories behind her nearly three weeks out of the public eye.
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Republicans have been drumming up the campaign around the "alarming" memo for weeks, rallying on Twitter around the hashtag #ReleaseTheMemo. Rep.
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As chief minister of Gujarat, Mr Modi excelled at drumming up investment from big corporations and breathing down civil servants' necks.
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As mayor he did a reasonable job in a limited role that was mainly about drumming up enthusiasm for the capital.
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Besides drumming up excitement reviving old dumb phones, HMD's actually making great progress rejiggering Nokia as a competent smartphone maker too.
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This is the latest promotional gimmick from the fast-food chain, which has been drumming up buzz around its experimental boxes.
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Tactics for fighting what Intuit calls government "encroachment" have included drumming up support from "third party grassroots" groups and minority groups.
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Drumming up interest and support in the cryptocommunity is important, but that won't get you far if the token doesn't work.
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There are other high profile Democrats, many of them ambitious like Sanders, drumming up support (and cash) for their colleagues. Sen.
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While Cohn, director of the National Economic Council, said the administration is open to all options for drumming up revenue, Sen.
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Bankers had spent the last few weeks meeting investors, informing them about the two companies and drumming up demand for the shares.
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A feature film which the close friends had a "great time" drumming up "crazy things" to write about, the comedian told CNBC.
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Mr. Kowalski, who has spent months drumming up support across the country for opportunity zones, is well acquainted with the Milken Institute.
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Nivi worked in an outward facing role, drumming up support for the platform with his affiliated website of startup tips called VentureHacks.
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In this case, that's HMD Global, which has done a surprisingly good job of drumming up interest in Nokia-branded Android phones.
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Dear Floyd Mayweather, While perusing Facebook, I chanced across your post drumming up interest in the upcoming Stox initial coin offering (ICO).
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As with AngelList, each person spearheading a particular campaign is responsible for drumming up the interest of others to make it successful.
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He accused Reid of drumming up charges to sink his campaign on behalf of establishment Democrats, who have largely rallied around Murphy.
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His trip is aimed at reinforcing ties between Saudi Arabia and the United States and drumming up American investment in the kingdom.
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Hell, the show even did the unimaginable, drumming up enough fandom to convince McDonald's to bring back its Szechuan sauce from 1998.
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Mr. Giuliani has been drumming up business from governments around the world for a firm he owns called Giuliani Security and Safety.
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Nunes began his opening remarks tearing into Democrats and their "media assets" for drumming up a new "public spectacle" to hurt Trump.
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After a record multi-year sales bonanza for efficient new models, sellers remain on the road drumming up more business for the show.
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" Of the other Housewives, she insisted, "The other women are just drumming up drama, and I wish they could find their own happiness.
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Mr. Musk has recently been publicly drumming up support for Tesla's proposed merger with SolarCity, while continuing his role as Tesla's chief cheerleader.
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Along with drumming up racial fears, the 1920s Klan relied on scientific and theological racism in The Imperial Night-Hawk, its national newspaper.
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When Twitter barred Mr. Jones, he responded with a series of videos denouncing the platform's decision and drumming up donations from his supporters.
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It's the kind of number a prideful company might strategically leak in hopes of drumming up acquisition interest, even at a lower price.
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He began his opening remarks by tearing into Democrats and their "media assets" for drumming up a new "public spectacle" to hurt Trump.
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Peck is famous for challenging himself, but "America" represents an instance in which even he had to spend time drumming up some nerve.
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He ran for the presidency on a platform of division, drumming up fear among white voters about immigrants, global trade, and changing cultural norms.
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Uzbek diplomats have been instructed to focus on drumming up investment above all; each big embassy has been assigned a different region to champion.
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Licensing his name to sell ties, steaks, or a fraudulent university or drumming up ratings for a reality television show all involve getting publicity.
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Companies are getting closer by drumming up excitement — in this case with the Samsung refrigerator — but the smart home's time is still not now.
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The company went through two rounds of layoffs in 23 and had to shutter its retail stores aimed at drumming up interest among consumers.
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Coleman, an NRA life member, said he's typically held fundraising events for them in Vermont but lately has been having problems drumming up interest.
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Chesapeake also surpassed expectations on the top line, drumming up about $2.5 billion in revenues, compared with the Street's forecast for nearly $2.3 billion.
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Apple dropped its annual goody bag of new gadgets and updates on old standbys, including three new iPhones aimed at drumming up sagging demand.
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Another big strike is planned for next year's Earth Day, and Sunrise organizers in Iowa and New Hampshire are already drumming up local support.
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The rumors come after a week of aggressive enforcement actions by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), drumming up unprecedented levels of fear in immigrant communities.
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Following the news that Apple was drumming up interest in such a brief, a full list reveals 54 U.S. companies have signed on to date.
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And, for media companies, those conditions could create a tougher climate for drumming up interest in events, sponsorship and other services that pay the bills.
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They waged an impromptu campaign of drumming up support for earthquake relief using the bear, which stood in for the city itself and its people.
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The trouble is, drumming up new work—be it pitching features or picking up fares for Uber—requires a degree of self-belief and togetherness.
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In return for drumming up business, some advisers not only reap benefits for their customers, they often receive benefits themselves in the form of commissions.
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The largest is the GSO Capital Solutions Fund III, which closed in April after drumming up $7.4bn in the fourth-biggest distressed debt fundraising ever.
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Mr. Koskinen is spending his remaining days defending his agency's integrity and drumming up funding for a department that has been running on dwindling resources.
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Trump has a habit of drumming up controversy to stay in the spotlight — after all, it's part of what rocketed him to his primary win.
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Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus, drumming up irrational fears in the media, and causing an economic meltdown, all in hopes of bringing down the president.
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And for personal trainers who have the financial resources to invest in drumming up business, paid Facebook ads can offer a reliable platform, he shared.
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As if to mock these concerns, Mr Zuma had ordered Mr Gordhan to return from Britain, where he was drumming up investment, to face the axe.
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The premiere of Westworld's second season may be a month away, but HBO is wasting no time drumming up excitement among fans, both human and robotic.
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None of these people are experts in the fields he's asked them to speak on, but they're sure bets as far as drumming up news posts.
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Last year's Prime event was the first of its kind for the website, drumming up excitement among shoppers during what's typically a slow month for retailers.
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By seeking to favor smaller creditors at the expense of the largest ones, Tanure might be drumming up government support for a revamping of the Sept.
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Case and point, Oreo crafts a new, innovative cookie flavor every few months, drumming up quite a bit of excitement, and sometimes head turns, with consumers.
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Trump aides have consistently accused the Democrats and critics of Trump in the CIA of drumming up the hacking issue to undermine his victory in November.
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"Avengers: Infinity War" set another record this weekend, destroying the box office competition and drumming up $63 billion faster than any other film on the books.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" saw a similar rise in ticket sales, drumming up $2.4 million in its 13th week of release for a domestic tally of $205 million.
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But in recent years, the Internet has become a key part of drumming up excitement for matches, offering an interactive spectator experience unavailable in the 1970s.
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When I attended The Rebel's daylong conference in Toronto, I saw no politicians drumming up support — a sharp contrast to the Seva gala the night before.
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Netflix's latest offering, a 10-part drama series called Messiah, is already drumming up the same level of controversy — even before its January 1 release date.
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But Bullock helped outmaneuver foes of the status quo by tapping his political connections, drumming up support among other states and hiring a Washington lobbying firm.
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But drumming up support for the Veneto banks has proved a challenge as Italian banks already spent 3.4 billion euros last year to save them from bankruptcy.
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And Trump and the White House have been drumming up panic over the southern border — which, as Vox's Matt Yglesias writes, is a narrative built on lies:
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Drumming up fanfare in its usual fashion, OnePlus will offer tickets to eager fans that want to witness the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro unveiling in person.
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Not only is the item drumming up interest among young shoppers, but because it is worn as one part of a layered look, it's encouraging multiple purchases.
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At first, the couple considered drumming up publicity to sell the place by advertising that a portion of the proceeds would be donated to a local charity.
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Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other.
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"This deal confirms ... next year will be complex in terms of drumming up demand for Italian debt," said Luca Cazzulani, deputy head of fixed income at UniCredit.
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Over the last year or two, CEO Mike Burtov has been drumming up press interest in the GeoOrbital wheel while his company worked on refining the product.
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The company has been drumming up business for its support services division as construction in the UK has been hurt by supply chain failures and pricing pressure.
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Senators Mark Warner and Amy Klobuchar are drumming up support for a future bill which would require disclosure of ad content, cost, targets and information on who paid.
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Whatever this audiobook means, even if they aren't working on a movie yet, they're certainly drumming up enthusiasm for this forgotten spin-off rather out of the blue.
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Yet Nihiwatu, a resort on the remote Indonesian island of Sumba, has its own unique method of drumming up high-end clientele—and it costs them virtually nothing.
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When time could be better spent drumming up interest in the pipe dream that is flying cars, sustainability might be more of a challenge than Uber bargained for.
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About two weeks before its release, "Deadpool" was regularly drumming up 10,20113 to 20,000 tweets, running just behind "Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens," according to BoxOffice.com.
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Investors have responded by looking further down the credit spectrum in search of yield, which could play in the automaker's favour when it comes to drumming up support.
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The Department of Justice should focus on supporting practices that improve all of our lives rather than drumming up support for old models that simply do not work.
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Democrats in Congress, meanwhile, criticized the F.B.I. for failing to do enough in that inquiry, while Republicans accused agents of drumming up an investigation based on shoddy evidence.
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Not only is his music reaching unexpected new demographics, but the scandal this lady's drumming up is doing wonders for his bad-boy allure — and, ultimately, his stacks.
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So, too, had it become time for Arya and Sansa to get past differences that at times this season felt forced in the name of drumming up conflict.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the election, drumming up headlines with pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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South Korea's state run television broadcast scenes from the 20-minute drill live for the first time in two years in the hope of drumming up some enthusiasm.
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The startup then has to allocate more money and resources into drumming up news and creating content, which will typically take at least another 210-212 weeks — another $22015,214.2.
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As she embarked on a national tour Tuesday aimed at drumming up support for the deal, her own deputy acknowledged it would probably be rejected if MPs voted today.
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The two-day event is aimed at drumming up interest in projects worth some $30 billion and boosting an economy hurt by militant attacks, labour unrest and political instability.
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When the Obama administration sought business sector support for climate action in the run-up to the Paris Climate Summit in December, it had no trouble drumming up interest.
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Nina Turner, a former Ohio state senator who serves as president of Our Revolution, acknowledged that the group faced a challenge in drumming up enthusiasm for down-ticket races.
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In McCallen, about 55 miles west of Brownsville, Mayor Jim Darling said human traffickers are drumming up business by telling people to cross before the Trump wall goes up.
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Living elsewhere should deter no one from drumming up private De Palma marathons (or finding "De Palma," the new career documentary that Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow have made).
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Walt Disney's (DIS) "Avengers: Infinity War" set another record this weekend, destroying the box office competition and drumming up $1 billion faster than any other film on the books.
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WeWork's bankers weren't having any luck drumming up enough support for the IPO, hearing from investors concerned about signs of Neumann's self-dealing and skepticism about the business model.
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In the early days, Crete and Bewley did everything themselves: mixing up batches of cooler, filling bottles, drumming up sales, delivering cases to stores in a 1953 GMC pickup.
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The Greek government has responded with a crackdown, shutting the borders, deploying the army and drumming up a wartime rhetoric against Turkey, which it accuses of orchestrating an invasion.
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The siblings uploaded the track to SoundCloud for Eilish's dance teacher to choreograph to, but it took off, fueled by unofficial remixes and algorithm magic, drumming up industry intrigue.
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As the sunny, sporty feminists stake their rightful claim — holding press conferences, drumming up support, winning and winning some more — a rather dark, clubbier male world comes into view.
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For days, national newscasters reported on the miracle of finding a river we'd only read about in the Vedas — ancient religious texts — drumming up Hindu nationalism across the country.
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Her group will work closely with existing teams inside Goldman's investment bank that sell derivatives and structured finance products, with the goal of drumming up more business from corporations.
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One is making games, the other is drumming up business for the next thing that's going to happen, and then building some kind of buffer in case bad things happen.
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Nancy Pelosi, who is drumming up support to be named Speaker of the House once again, is a pragmatic tactician who is unlikely to bring risky votes to the floor.
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Neither the government nor Labour, the main opposition party, wants a new referendum, and pro-Europeans face many obstacles, not least drumming up interest among a weary or indifferent populace.
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Drumming up allies, including the 34-country counter-terrorism coalition that the prince announced in December (to the bemusement and surprise of some of its putative members) is proving costly.
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While she was drumming up support at the White House, Guaido was calling for protests against a nationwide blackout, the second to hit the oil-rich country in a month.
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Samsung's mobile virtual reality effort, the Gear VR, has been an important product to the company in terms of drumming up excitement around the company's innovation on next-gen platforms.
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"It is normal with such a diffuse base to have strong differences of opinion and the occasional dispute," he says as he walks round the Cruillas district, drumming up support.
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Initially, the founders created a flash sale site to bring shoppers one day of major savings while drumming up business for retailers, much like the American shopping holiday Black Friday.
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It only makes sense from the perspective of a media that has been complicit with the National Security State in drumming up the case for war time and time again.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the U.S. election campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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Why it matters: For a while, Trump was dominating online advertising spend on Google and Facebook, giving his campaign an unprecedented early lead in drumming up grassroots support ahead of 2020.
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And while each project's history played a role in drumming up media attention and viewer sampling, the results appeared blunted in part by, for many, creative disappointment after the initial rush.
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For all the project's potential, mining company Rio has voiced frustration over the difficulty of drumming up financing and industry sources said the agreement could open the door to Chinese funding.
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We'll be seeing plenty of films that are still looking for distributors, and we'll be hoping to be part of the process of drumming up interest for the best of them.
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You had that going on for weeks and weeks and weeks, these front page stories about Lady Bluebeard, Lamphere, and her murder farm just drumming up all this incredible morbid curiosity.
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It smashed the record and grabbed local headlines again, but the event means little other than a big publicity win for the company and showcasing the art of drumming up sales.
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If you've been having trouble drumming up interest with potential bidders, a report from Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal or TechCrunch can spark interest in the way a simple email won't. 10.
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Weirdly, at the same time Bolton wants to eliminate the top job related to the issue, he's also been actively drumming up support for the US to become more aggressive in cyberspace.
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"Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,' " Comella said at the time.
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In 2016, China was the third biggest market for U.S. ethanol, accounting for nearly 20163 percent of U.S. exports and drumming up over $300 million in revenues, according the Renewable Fuels Association.
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Yet the platform has since evolved to handle every aspect of a tutor's business, from drumming up students, to managing scheduling and payments, to making it dead simple to communicate with parents.
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Teasers, trailers and other content on YouTube for "Deadpool 22" generated five times as many emotional reactions as videos for the original, despite the first film drumming up more views, Canvs reports.
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Erdogan is drumming up support before an April 16 referendum on expanding his powers, and he has been looking to the large number of Turks living in Europe to help secure victory.
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He launched a website, got himself a campaign slogan—"Pimp of the Nation"—and started selling a steady stream of campaign gear, drumming up accusations that he was violating campaign finance laws.
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Some are drumming up elaborate fan theories to try to explain what we saw, while others are trying to avoid potential spoilers at all costs — even if they're currently just unproven predictions.
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" Ms. Banks has no plans to stop acting, but she's also not drumming up leading roles for herself: "How many blockbuster movies are being made about women who are in their 40s?
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Concerns about Buddhist radicalism have been on the rise in Sri Lanka, where a monk-led Buddhist nationalist movement has been blamed for drumming up deadly mob violence against minority Muslim groups.
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" Of her cast mates' speculation that there might be friction with her new husband, Luann added, "The other women are just drumming up drama, and I wish they could find their own happiness.
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Though it doesn't hit the brand's website until tomorrow, it's already drumming up major buzz — especially since ABH tapped YouTuber Patrick Starrr for the campaign — and comes in an array of 18 shades.
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There, attitudes regarding the sumptuary laws dictating what kinds of fabrics or colors could be worn were relaxed, and women with an eye for drumming up business decked themselves out in extravagant kimono.
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Offset obligations are typically met through projects that are pitched by a company – everything from investing in a local factory, to passing on proprietary technical information to drumming up tourism for the country.
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Being so new, there are two basic approaches to drumming up interest, and ultimately, customers: focus on where people go — large tourist destinations (Times Square, Disney), or focus on where people live — e.g.
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But as digital and social media open up new avenues for more effective marketing, it's not the only game in town when it comes to drumming up attention to an art house film.
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"Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,'" Comella said told CNN's Jamie Gangel.
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Christensen told the Pioneer Press that the whole thing is really just a "tongue-in-cheek" attempt at drumming up Minnesotan pride after one of the state's own endured a brutal, public breakup.
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GOP lawmakers say there is a strong reluctance to clash with the president because he could pay them back by thwarting their legislative priorities or drumming up opposition among Republican base voters. Sen.
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The team travels the region by minivan, drumming up attendance by driving around the dirt roads of the towns they visit and announcing over loud speakers the next day's combat against rival clubs.
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Even several GOP whips tasked with drumming up support for the bill said Monday night they have not yet made up their minds on whether to support the revised American Health Care Act.
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Although Trump has been drumming up fears with claims of an immigration crisis today, the time of large-scale undocumented migration to the United States took place during the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Along with its Discord offshoot Centipede Central (where moderation is even more lax), r/The_Donald has had a hand in drumming up support for Unite the Right and fomenting racial tensions on the site.
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Hollywood producers hung around the cave complex in northern Thailand drumming up inspiration for a future blockbuster, while a tech billionaire promoted and delivered his mini-submarine that the rescue chief deemed "not practical."
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Trump had lambasted China throughout the campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and label the country a currency manipulator his first day in office.
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The pop star swung by NBC's A Very Wicked Halloween Monday night, celebrating 15 years of Wicked on Broadway (which doubled as drumming up some excitement for the long-in-the-works movie adaptation).
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Drumming up support: McLaughlin says he's already spoken with several veterans groups and governors in states with high percentages of veteran residents about connecting with the veteran community and planning logistics for the project.
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Apple: At its yearly product unveiling, the company dropped its goody bag of new gadgets and updates on old standbys, including three new iPhones aimed at drumming up sagging enthusiasm for its flagship moneymaker.
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The Democrats had once counted on the assistance of so-called condo commandos, who imported the machine-style politics from back home and were considered very effective at drumming up support from their neighbors.
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Oil Search Chief Executive Peter Botten is in the United States this week drumming up support for the takeover of InterOil, which both companies have said they expect to complete in the September quarter.
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Those on the left spent two years drumming up inaccurate predictions, only to have the special counsel's office say the investigation did not find President Trump's campaign conspired with Russia in the 2016 election.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the U.S. election campaign, drumming up headlines with pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and label the country a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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As University of Florida law professor Nancy Dowd tells Vox, public sentiment is one unknown that could play a role in drumming up opposition to such efforts — or at the very least, slowing them down.
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Erdogan is furious over the cancellation of several political rallies aimed at drumming up support among Germany's large ethnic Turkish population for his plans to overhaul Turkey's constitution and win greater powers for the presidency.
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Trump's supporters have dismissed the entire issue as "fake news," blaming Democrats and a biased media for drumming up suspicion about the new president simply because the party is still bitter about Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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The Wednesday through Saturday forum, which will bring together business magnates and political leaders from around the world, is key to Macri's effort at drumming up investment needed to revive Latin America's No. 3 economy.
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But the business case depends on drumming up enough commercial business to augment the 5-6 institutional launches expected in Europe annually in coming years, about a quarter of those planned in the United States.
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"They have not won yet," PewDiePie said on Monday in a video titled 'i need your help...' in which he also praised the efforts of fellow YouTuber MrBeast for his work in drumming up support.
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Its companion bill in the House, reintroduced in February by John Katko, Republican of New York, has 19603 co-sponsors, six of whom are Republicans — indicating the issue is capable of drumming up bipartisan support.
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Last month, Mr. Trump gave Mr. Lewandowski and Mr. Bossie the task of drumming up support for an ultimately unsuccessful last-ditch effort to resuscitate the Trump-backed effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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He was heavily criticized for drumming up unfounded fears over the approaching migrant caravan ahead of the midterms, sending a huge troop deployment to the border and claiming "unknown Middle Easterners" were in their midst.
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Some big firms may shift operations from London to several sites in the EU, Donoghue said, echoing the views of Christian Noyer, the former French central bank governor who is drumming up Brexit business for Paris.
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"Quitting music" is famously a smart marketing ruse; a way of drumming up extra interest in some farewell shows and then coming back five years later and charging everyone twice as much, à la LCD Soundsystem.
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Known as the Sun King for his success and brashness, Asbeck famously bid for German carmaker Opel in 2008 and was also later instrumental in drumming up support against what he saw as unfair Chinese competition.
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And sure, the carefree musicians, each in their early-twenties, are still drumming up their brand of raucous rock much as they did when still teenagers playing basement shows and recording their 2013 debut album, Sunken.
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To be fair, the investment banking and research units of Wall Street banks have been separated by a wall since the early 2000s after they were accused of drumming up investment banking business with favorable research.
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Trump had lambasted China throughout the election campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 6.9763 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and label the country a currency manipulator in his first day in office.
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We suspect it is Ms. Sherrill's military background and strong showing early in the race, drumming up support for months while Mr. Frelinghuysen was still expected to run, that made her so attractive to party leaders.
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Unlike a previous ad campaign by the group, which advocated for the replacement of ObamaCare with a more affordable system, the $2.6 million media blitz is aimed at drumming up support for specific members of Congress.
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Early last August, Warren held a town hall in Fort Dodge in a room packed with hundreds of people — a sign of her status as a candidate rising in the polls and drumming up huge energy.
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Angered by the cancellation of political rallies in Germany aimed at drumming up support for him before the referendum, Erdogan provoked shock and anger in Berlin by accusing it of "fascist actions" reminiscent of Nazi times.
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A streamer will only spend a couple hours a day streaming, then get on the phone to talk to rich patrons or spend hours in chat rooms and message boards drumming up support among the losers.
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She took jabs at the right-wing Pizzagate conspiracy, the White House's "alternative facts" — from the crowd size at inauguration to "drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants" — and compared his administration to that of Richard Nixon.
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Berlin is growing increasingly frustrated about Erdogan repeatedly accusing it of applying "Nazi methods" by banning rallies aimed at drumming up support among Turks in Germany for a referendum that would strengthen the power of his presidency.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Natalie Portman is drumming up Oscar buzz in her latest role as the iconic Jacqueline Kennedy in the new movie "Jackie" which was shown as part of the New York Film Festival this week.
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Riggs put all his energy into grandstanding, supplying pithy commentary about how he intended to put the "show" back in "chauvinism," and generally making a mockery of the face-off, with a goal of drumming up attention.
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SoftBank had no trouble drumming up interest among shareholders, as many investors and employees were unable to sell as many shares as they would have liked because SoftBank had put limits on how much it would buy.
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She worked off of Craigslist and described how difficult it was to find clients willing to be screened there; she'd also had some trouble drumming up business as a BBW (an industry acronym meaning big beautiful woman).
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MADRID (Reuters) - The leader of Spain's Catalonia region announced on Wednesday its parliament would hold a vote of confidence in his pro-independence government in September, a step aimed at drumming up support for its separatist drive.
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On Sunday, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused Germany of "fascist actions" in cancelling rallies aimed at drumming up support among 1.5 million Turks living there who are eligible to vote in a referendum on extending his powers.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the U.S. election campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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In the course of the coming weeks, candidates will take to the streets, plastering neighborhoods with fliers and posters, and drumming up support via car-mounted loudspeakers as they contest 465 seats in the Diet, Japan's parliament.
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Lebanese officials dream of catapulting another Lebanese into the N.B.A., and Mr. Halabi, the national federation's president, is trying to depoliticize and professionalize the game by drumming up broadcast deals and apolitical business sponsors for the teams.
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Despite this, some observers fear that Beijing could use the Taiwan issue as a way of drumming up nationalist sentiment if in future support for the Communist Party was waning, regardless of feelings on the island itself.
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Handing the MST3K gang a Stranger Things clip to pick over is a strategic move — a way to draw out the rabid fanbase of the beloved supernatural show, while also drumming up attention for the new show's debut.
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The US senator from Vermont attended a conference held by the Sanders Institute (co-founded by his wife) over the weekend, and unsurprisingly it was chock full of Sanders backers and advisers drumming up enthusiasm for a run.
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Trump was highly critical of China throughout the campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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That's drumming up chatter that the European Central Bank could push interest rates further into negative territory or boost its monthly bond purchases when it meets next month — unconventional policies that President Christine Lagarde just started to review.
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The idea is to fuel subscriptions by drumming up interest in its shows through alliances with "brands where we feel like their audience will love our content as much as our audience does," Netflix said in a statement.
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People's Vote figures — who are currently touring the country as part of their Let Us Be Heard campaign — are focusing on "drumming up a sense of democratic outrage" over an unelected prime minister attempting to force through Brexit.
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And when politicians are out there drumming up a crisis that doesn't exist, they're basically throwing a lot of Legos into their bag, and those are out there for people to pick up and assemble into a worldview.
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And Sean Hannity, the last man standing from the network's old line-up and Mr Trump's most loyal defender in the media, has filled his airtime by drumming up conspiracy theories about a murdered staffer for the Democratic party.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma missed a Davos panel talk on Africa on Thursday, the continent's top showcase at the alpine gathering, prompting questions about his commitment to drumming up interest in his country's struggling economy.
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Drumming up excitement for next year, Adobe also announced that Illustrator for iPad was in the works for 2020, which should be just as big of a deal — and received with just as much debate — as the mobile Photoshop.
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Drumming up fears about the Islamic State, which he said was "spreading like wildfire," Mr. Trump said that if he was elected, he would bring back the use of torture techniques like waterboarding in the interrogations of terrorism suspects.
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In the wake of Gunnlaugsson's resignation and the party's surge in the polls however, the Pirates' efforts have turned toward drumming up popular support and figuring out who is going to run for prime minister and seats in Parliament.
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But those auto companies that many criticized for moving too slowly have spent the past few years drumming up partnerships and other forms of relationships with the very players that were perceived to be the bane of the industry.
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The two documents, drafted under the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies in June and October, put forth a strategic plan to undermine US voters' faith in the election by spewing propaganda on social media and drumming up information about voter fraud.
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At the same time, the pair was trying to make big money by drumming up business selling natural gas to Naftogaz, and to oust the company's management — with help from Giuliani and friends in the Trump administration, NBC News has reported.
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Joseph Osha, an analyst at JMP Securities, wrote in a note Tuesday that drumming up demand shouldn't be a problem for Tesla through the second half of 2019, but manufacturing constraints are likely to represent a big hurdle, once again.
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In a December 2015 Spin interview, she admitted leaking the original Joyride first single, "Party Favors" with Young Jeezy, as a kick in the ass to her label RCA, who she felt weren't drumming up enough buzz around her new album.
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In May, we got our first look at Beautiful Boy, an upcoming film starring Timothée Chalamet as Nic Sheff, a meth-addicted kid whose father (Steve Carell) struggles to pull him out of his addiction, that's already drumming up Oscar buzz.
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The new rules - expected to be finalised in coming months - come at an awkward time for India's two main bourse operators, National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE Ltd, which are both drumming up investor interest for their respective planned listings.
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In one such interview with Deborah Roberts that aired Wednesday on Good Morning America, the first daughter spoke about US law enforcement using tear gas on migrants and disputed the idea that her father is drumming up hatred throughout the country.
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Ms. Sherrill has said her top priorities would be passing legislation to create universal background checks for gun purchases and drumming up support for the Gateway project to build a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River to New York.
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While the EU's institutions in Brussels are instrumental in drawing up the legal language for the punitive regime and drumming up diplomatic support for them, the few dozen experts who help design them do not have the resources to enforce them.
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White House senior adviser Jared Kushner this week concluded a trip to the Middle East and Europe aimed partly at drumming up support for the "Peace for Prosperity" conference intended to unveil the economic part of Trump's long-heralded peace plan.
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That poses the possibility that this focus on "New York" and "Democrats" is a red herring of sorts from Bannon's allies, who are merely trying to sling mud at their own internal rivals by drumming up hysteria about them among other Republicans.
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The DA, the ultra-left Economic Freedom Fighters, the UDM and other smaller parties plan a new protest march dubbed "National Day of Action" in the capital on Wednesday close to Zuma's offices, aimed at drumming up support for the no-confidence vote.
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So instead, they've pivoted to claiming credit for policies they don't actually support (like protecting preexisting conditions) and drumming up, again, fear of immigrants (focusing obsessively on a caravan of Central American refugees) — all for the purpose of trying to vilify the opposition.
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Turkey has so far done little more than fire-fight, offering some help to the banking system, making it harder to speculate against the lira and drumming up promises of investment from allies such as Qatar, which will provide dollars but not credibility.
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She's made a name for herself campaigning for LGBTQ rights, calling for more funding for New York's public schools, and drumming up support for NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio—who's been butting heads with current New York governor Andrew Cuomo basically forever.
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It is thought that the kingdom may have been trying to get a jump on Qatar, which it has been feuding with since last June and which is in the process of drumming up support for its own sale of government debt.
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ISTANBUL/ANKARA/BERLIN (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused Germany on Sunday of "fascist actions" reminiscent of Nazi times in a growing row over the cancellation of political rallies aimed at drumming up support for him among 1.5 million Turkish citizens in Germany.
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People denying science, concocting elaborate, hurtful conspiracy theories about child-abuse rings operating out of pizza parlors, drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, minorities, the poor, turning neighbor against neighbor and sowing division at a time when we desperately need unity.
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Trump, meanwhile, is calling attention to the crimes committed by immigrants in the country illegally and MS-13 gang members and drumming up fear that the Democrats want open borders, resurrecting the same anti-immigration rhetoric he used on the 2016 campaign trail.
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Rosenstein has been under the microscope since The New York Times reported Friday that he proposed secretly taping Trump in spring 2017 and drumming up support among Cabinet officials to invoke the 25th Amendment to force Trump from office for being unfit.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Despite record-breaking heat across Europe and campaigners drumming up support for a global strike in September to demand urgent action on climate change, progress at two weeks of U.N. climate talks in Bonn was decidedly tepid, observers said.
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Tensions have been running high between the two NATO allies after the arrest of a German-Turkish journalist in Turkey and the cancellation of rallies by Turkish ministers aimed at drumming up support for an April 16 referendum to expand Erdogan's powers.
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For months, Woodstock 23 has been drumming up hype for a revival of "the festival that started them all," featuring an "amazing lineup" that would draw 2500,250 attendees to upstate New York for a three-day bonanza of peace, love, and music.
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HBO has officially greenlit the third season of True Detective, Deadline reports, after a summer spent nabbing big names and drumming up some buzz after that brain-bleedingly awful second season—promising "terrific" new scripts that likely won't include conversations about robot blowjobs or whatever.
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On top of that, releasing the XS Max a month ahead of the iPhone XR is a pretty savvy business move, as it lets price-agnostic buyers get in on the action, while drumming up excitement for budget-conscious shoppers later in the fall.
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The air show is typically marked by a race for commercial plane orders between Boeing Co and Airbus, but this year U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing a "Buy American" initiative aiming at drumming up billions of dollars in arms sales for U.S. companies.
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After publishing his third book, Way of the Wolf: Straight Line Selling: Master the Art of Persuasion, Influence and Success, he has made the rounds on motivational lecture circuit, drumming up his fanbase and stirring up a few serious legal dramas along the way.
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" If a client broadly says that they "want to be happy," a therapist should coax the client into drumming up some specifics by asking a follow up, such as, "What would you be doing if you were happy, that's different from what you're doing now?
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Kelly aims to re-tool the Obama-era alliance without a large increase in American funding by pressing Mexico to shoulder more responsibility for governance and security in Central America, and by drumming up fresh private investment for the region, U.S. and Mexican diplomats say.
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First on CNN: Top Jeb Bush adviser leaves GOP, will vote for Clinton if Florida close "Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,'" Comella said.
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Did you run for office so your days could be drearily spent on the phone drumming up campaign donations, pontificating to empty Senate chambers and defending a president whose corrupt, inept, venal and infantile behavior is a clear and present danger to the Republic?
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While Buttigieg has spent considerable time drumming up support from reliably Democratic voters in the state's bigger cities, he has also spent time campaigning in Iowa's rural communities, including places that, after voting for Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012, backed Donald Trump in 2016.
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In a telling anecdote from a Washington Post story this weekend, Trump allegedly praised press secretary Sean Spicer for drumming up TV viewers with his daily scuffles in the press briefing room: "I'm not firing Sean Spicer," [Trump] said, according to someone familiar with the encounter.
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The first stage of U.S. President Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan will be launched on Tuesday at a conference the White House touts as a bid to begin drumming up $50 billion in investment but which Palestinians deride as an "economy first" approach doomed to fail.
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It could be that the no one was bothering with these $0.99 in-app purchases, or they may just have been drumming up so little revenue compared to the hundreds of thousands of dollars that Snapchat reportedly pulls in from its native ads and sponsored lenses.
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Germany's emphasis on good ties with Turkey comes despite its frustration earlier this year about Erdogan repeatedly accusing it of applying "Nazi methods" by banning rallies aimed at drumming up support among Turks in Germany for a referendum vote that strengthened the power of his presidency.
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While many applauded the Clean Power Plan as a common sense approach to the country's energy crisis, pro-coal activists have been busy drumming up support and using the real economic hardship felt by working class people in coal country throughout the Obama years to oppose it.
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Near the time of the shutdown, Brensten was facing accusations from the Education Approval Board that the school was "pocketing financial aid money and drumming up bogus reasons to drop students," decreasing levels of education and support staff for students, and not delivering the program as promised.
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Ms. Sherrill has said her top priorities would be passing legislation to create universal background checks for gun purchases and drumming up support for the Gateway project to build a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River to New York, a key issue for the region.
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Not only do you have to worry about raising campaign funds, developing a platform and drumming up voter support, if you're a woman, research shows you also need to be more concerned about the impact of your style and public appearance than a male candidate might.
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But the only thing more disingenuous than Oscar De La Hoya pretending to give a shit about the sanctity of his sport beyond his direct financial advancement is drumming up a false moral imperative for his customers to proliferate as though they're acolytes preaching some higher gospel.
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" Supporting: Clinton -- but only if the race in Florida is close Maria Comella: Chris Christie's longtime aide told CNN August 2 she will vote for Clinton -- calling Trump "a demagogue" who preys "on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other.
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Given that publishers' book sales for trade (consumer) books were flat in 2016, according to the Association of American Publishers, and the Adult Books category saw a 2.3 percent decline, riffing off a popular TV show like "Younger" could be one solution to drumming up excitement around novels.
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Anti-choice advocates regularly repeat the myth that Planned Parenthood is nothing but an "abortion factory," and they've been scarily successful at drumming up rage and disgust at Planned Parenthood's mere existence because of it, despite the fact that abortion accounts for just 3% of all services performed at its clinics.
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They made three albums in their adopted home—getting signed, drumming up buzz, and going on tour with bands like IDLES and Daughters in the process—before deciding to trek south and hole themselves up in a remote cabin outside of Athens to record their latest, Stray, released this February.
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Over the past two years, while many of Brazil's traditional political parties and powerful kingmakers were busy defending themselves against corruption allegations stemming from the investigation known as Lava Jato, Mr. Bolsonaro flew around the country, drumming up support, particularly among young men, and in comparatively wealthier and whiter areas.
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RELATED: Federal prosecutors ask judge to revoke bail for indicted associate of Rudy Giuliani In the case of Naftogaz, Parnas and Fruman approached a senior executive at the company and offered to make him CEO in hopes of drumming up business from Naftogaz for their newly created liquified natural gas operation.
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Always a little quirky, the series began telling more and more stories about corners of the legal world we don't always see, and the drudging process of being a lawyer, which can involve sifting through shredded documents for evidence, or calling lots of contacts in hopes of drumming up new business.
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It's no wonder, then, that Trump sent Sean Spicer out to the press corps to make a fool of himself saying that Trump's Inauguration was the biggest ever, "period," or that he personally called the Parks Department to harangue them into drumming up additional photos to show the "true" crowd size.
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Despite the now ample body of evidence that Russian internet campaigns were a significant force in the 2016 presidential election, the story began well before Trump's presidency, when Russian trolls and commentators began drumming up the idea of ethnic unity with the Crimea, the strategic land jutting out into the Black Sea.
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According to Hartford police, the teenager supposedly whipped up a batch of pot brownies for a few of the school's athletes and handed out the extras to other students in hopes of drumming up some goodwill for her homecoming queen bid, since a good queen keeps her subjects suitably stoned or whatever.
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But perhaps Mr. Trump is taking a page out of Mr. Kim's playbook: He's drumming up fear and provoking America's enemies in order to distract from his own problems and establish his reputation as a leader who can defend his people, even if it comes at a cost to global peace and security.
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In the New York Magazine interview, Giuliani addressed reports claiming that he had had multiple conversations with individuals at the White House while he was drumming up unsubstantiated allegations about the Bidens and their dealings in Ukraine — including with an individual at a mysterious "-1" number widely believed to be the president himself.
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"It is worth exploring how NATO, as NATO, could make an appropriate contribution, leveraging for example its unique capabilities, such as force generation," US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said after meeting allies at NATO headquarters in Brussels last week and referring to NATO's know-how in drumming-up troops, planes and ships from allies.
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As Rebecca reported: Young people working in wealth tell Business Insider that the allure of lucrative fields like tech, the daunting challenge of drumming up business as a newbie, and lingering unease with the industry for those who came of age during the financial crisis help explain why the jobs may have seemed less appealing.
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When eight black G.I.s, each of them leaders of the group G.I.s United Against the War in Vietnam, were arrested in 1969 for holding an illegal demonstration at Fort Jackson, the UFO coffeehouse served as a local operations center, drumming up funds for lawyers and promoting the "Fort Jackson Eight" story to the national media.
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But Kessler, for his part, seems to view his mission as more than drumming up clicks; he wants to police the bounds of American debate, in favor of the sort of Chicago School economic consensus and Clinton-era moderation yearned for by so many of his fellow members of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Nonetheless, Macron deserves support for leading the charge against illiberalism and in favour of the multilateralism that has brought stability to the world, whether it's drumming up pro-EU sentiment ahead of European parliament elections in 2019 or trying to hold together the Paris Agreement on climate change and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran.
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For a long time, fans could set up a one-time or recurring PayPal donation (they suggested $2540), but it was tucked away on their website, and drumming up interest was never a priority, both out of a desire to avoid exploiting their fans and because, as they admitted themselves, they don't know a thing about marketing.
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Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE (D), for months have been drumming up resistance to Amazon's decision to bring half of its second headquarters to Queens.
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Democratic candidates will need to be direct about the kind of world that many Republicans are peddling, the risks and dangers that Trump has subjected the nation to, and they will need to do so through a strategy aimed at drumming up their own support and conveying their message in a world shaped by Twitter and cable television.
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Alia Shawkat, Natasha Lyonne, Adam Green, and the genie Francesco Clemente This Spring Adam Green—brilliantly oddball solo star, painter/sculptor, and formerly one half of The Moldy Peaches—will release his latest ambitious project: a feature length film titled Adam Green's Aladdin (which VICE first reported on way back when he was still drumming up funding).
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But even as he continues chattering away on social media, taking shots at "the swamp," weighing in on the latest in congressional Russia probe excitement, hammering the "Fake News Media," and drumming up support for his immigration and infrastructure policies, Trump has been unable to shift the narrative or put a brake on the Porter-related headlines.
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Context, like past examples of public friction between President Trump and Mr. Sessions, and consequences, like the clouds that now hover over the investigation being conducted by Robert S. Mueller III into the 2016 election, make up the meat of an H.F.O. Reporters are not drumming up the news ahead of time, but preparing by getting these details written early.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardTrump's 'soldier of fortune' foreign policy Beto needs to revive talk about his 'war tax' proposal Gabbard: 'Debate or no debate we are driving forward' MORE (D-Hawaii) is drumming up coverage with cable news hits and pointed social media posts as she looks to cut through a crowded primary field and earn a spot on the October debate stage.
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" Despite both sides drumming up more of a positive European media reaction than earlier debates during a campaign which the Financial Times described as "short on humor and long on ugliness", commentators unanimously identified the defining moment of the evening to be Trump's refusal to confirm whether he would accept the results of the election if they went against him, saying "I will keep you in suspense.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction Financial aid fraud is wrong — but overcorrection could hurt more students Democrats denounce Trump's attack on Cummings: 'These are not the words of a patriot' MORE (D-Md.) said Sanders will play a "critically important role," including drumming up support among younger voters.
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This year, Trump is trying to change the national narrative in the final weeks of the election by barnstorming the country, drumming up fear over a migrant caravan wending from Honduras through Mexico, hitting Democrats in conservative states for opposing his Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh, and promising an unlikely new round of tax cuts even before the last set Republicans passed fully kicks in.
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But Trump and his business allies have not hesitated to bank on the boom in interest: His adult sons have been traveling the world since the November election drumming up business for the brand their father spent decades building, and just last week, Eric Trump visited the beach side Uruguay Trump condominium that's reportedly seen a 20 percent surge in business during construction over the past year.
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A couple of years ago, Clark, a New York-based startup, appeared on the scene with tutoring software that aimed to both make it easier for educators to start and manage a tutoring business by handling on its platform all the work that tutors struggle to find time to do, from drumming up students, to managing scheduling and payments, to making it far simpler to communicate with parents.
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She also proved to be a central figure in drumming up support for the TerraMar Project, lending her voice to an environmental controversy involving a poisoned Canadian river in 2016, speaking at The University of Texas at Dallas in 2014, and, that same year, giving a TED talk about how her experience of finding a plastic hanger at the bottom of the ocean on a deep sea submersible dive sparked her quest for conservancy.
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Fortunately for Clinton, the task of drumming up Democratic support by aligning herself with the President was made easier just hours before the town hall began when Obama gave an interview that sounded close to an endorsement, "[The] one thing everybody understands is that this job right here, you don't have the luxury of just focusing on one thing," the President said, in what sounded like a dig at Sanders, who has made the fight against income inequality the focus of his campaign.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), who is drumming up support for McCaul's bill, the only significant proposal is a discussion draft from the leaders of the Intelligence Committee.
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The Trump SoHo Hotel as of Thursday will now be called The Dominick Hotel, a rebranding move that comes after the property had a hard time drumming up business as a result of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's involvement in politics, according to reports.
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Rep. Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesNBC's Holt on impeachment: 'This will only get uglier' Five takeaways from Trump whistleblower hearing The Hill's 12:30 Report: Intel chief defends handling of whistleblower complaint MORE (R-Calif.) ripped into Democrats and their "media assets" for drumming up a new "public spectacle" to hurt President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE at a hearing Thursday on a whistleblower complaint against the president.
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Even if the judge concludes that the defendant is a candidate for a below-statutory sentence, he still has to apply additional criteria to decide whether to ultimately depart from the minimum sentence, and several of these are bad for this defendant, including: -- Physical or emotional injury to the victim; -- Vulnerability of the victim; -- The defendant was an active participant; But that same rule describes factors that this judge could have deemed favorable to this defendant: -- The defendant was not armed; -- The victim was not robbed; This is not me drumming up support for this defendant.
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