Did the state news agency embellish the plastic surgery story?
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Feathers embellish a dress from Vera Wang's 2017 fall collection.
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But, the thing is, both she and her sister embellish.
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Most great athletes embellish and burnish stories about their past.
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In the process, we unknowingly embellish reality and create fictions.
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We don't over-embellish like that, but in tech that's rewarded.
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"That doesn't mean make things up or embellish qualifications," he says.
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All these people embellish things—they don't need to do that.
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Like last year's Pokémon Go, virtual artifacts now seem to embellish everything.
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McQueen used his own hair to further embellish and customize his designs.
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It now lets people embellish conversations with stickers, interactive drawings and animations.
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The point is not to embellish the record but to clarify it.
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You can't recreate a performance, he said, but you can embellish it.
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His rally attendance — huge, yet not too huge for him to embellish.
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Murals embellish building exteriors, and public sculptures are seemingly everywhere you look.
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Banks retain creative powers to embellish their books by moving liabilities elsewhere.
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They want to continue the story, and they want to embellish the story.
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Sure, you can embellish things here and there to make it more cinematic.
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Since then, I've used relief prints to embellish dozens of murals, sculptures and installations.
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Jewel-like historical examples embellish the book, but one in particular encapsulates this point.
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Why he had to embellish it further remains somewhat of a mystery to me.
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CANCER: Trips, foreigners, art, new studies and a new philosophy will embellish your 2018.
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To embroider is to embellish: to create a fantasia and thus be momentarily free.
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You can utilize it to make customer tutorials or embellish email campaigns to drive conversions.
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This kind of thing – he'll take a grain of truth and then he'll embellish it.
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They let people embellish their photos and videos with overlaid animated illustrations and video clips.
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Lucas often uses cigarettes and different pieces of furniture to further embellish these surreal hybrids.
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In the next few centuries, additions were made to further embellish both its operations and aesthetic.
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And it corrupted behaviour, leading American troops to embellish numbers and count dead civilians as "wins".
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To embellish the building's interior, he will collaborate with well-known Ghanaian and other African artists.
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Now they're a focal point for the face—and something to embellish with jewels or crystals.
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Memes were created for both to embellish physical attributes, as well as positions they stood for.
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Because of Cody's tendency to embellish, Fleming supplements his own descriptions with other sources and voices.
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Big ideas will be shared—but don't believe everything you hear, because Jupiter likes to embellish.
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They may be fleeing poverty and violence but embellish stories of persecution hoping to qualify for asylum.
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Still others who falsely cry "hate crime" really are suffering harassment—but embellish so officials will listen.
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Sure, if you're witty or artistic you can embellish them with all sorts of commentary and creativity.
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Then participants will create and embellish garments, using decorative duct tape and sequins, beads and other materials.
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The designer, seeking to embellish it, and knowing the popularity of yuru-kyara, added a surprised black bear.
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Those are the things you have to study when you are trying to embellish the truth to someone.
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As if the standoff were not bizarre enough, a number of apparent coincidences embellish the tale even further.
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And they're very hard to make any sense of until you contextualize them and embellish them with more information.
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Apple is invading Snapchat's territory with new effects that let you embellish what you shoot through the Messages camera.
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Then I like to embellish it, looking for guitar variations, adding synths and other sounds, both played and sampled.
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So I learned to get creative, to embellish the details a bit, and I've been doing it ever since.
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Front Burner Sprinkles to embellish cakes and cupcakes assembled by Amy Sedaris for Fishs Eddy go beyond the rainbow.
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At the hearing, she said something different: that Gomez had steered her to embellish the statement she'd given him.
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What if they embellish their story for the next foreigner who comes along, thinking they could get more money?
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I chose Tamil actors to give some realism, people who could embellish the characters and find poetry in the situation.
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Or embellishing — a lot of people embellish things, and I would find out when I did initial light fact-checking.
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For provincial leaders the incentives are clear: their chances of promotion depend on reported economic performance, which they can embellish.
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Instagram has spent the past few years building all conceivable forms of visual flair to embellish your photos and videos.
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The cherries, which traditionally embellish ice-cream sundaes and cocktails, were not steeped in maraschino, the Italian wild-cherry liqueur.
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"You're able to embellish things a little because all the other people who were there are all dead," he said.
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Tempting as it is to embellish your qualifications, it's best to list only those resume achievements that can be proven.
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Drawn with great attention to proportion, symmetry, and balance, handbags, paintbrushes, keys, tools, and pets embellish Rodwittiya's subjects like ornaments.
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In the Renaissance, designers of automatons created miniature creatures based on nature and myth, and used them to embellish portable clocks.
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These are the things that show care about how the image looks and how the camera can embellish the sex scene.
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The guys have done a great job putting story layers in there that I can begin to embellish and work with.
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In Italy, cities including Mantua and Bologna have actively commissioned murals to embellish sometimes poorly designed suburban council blocks, said Ciancabilla.
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Users make quick videos to sell their used sneakers or clothes, and they embellish them with writing, lenses and other tweaks.
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The paper also reported that some of the unit's advocates told some survivors to embellish their stories to receive legal justice.
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Soccer players get a lot of flak for being drama merchants who embellish the slightest hint of contact on the pitch.
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I'm the kind of person that if I embellish what someone says, I feel a little guilty that I've been dishonest.
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Some true-crime documentaries have to embellish and overstate to justify giving so much attention to a garden-variety criminal case.
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Mr. Chaimowicz's work joyfully embraces riotous pattern, and participants will also be given markers and found objects to embellish their designs.
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British advisers steeped in the niceties of protocol often give advice on how to embellish royal authority with paraphernalia, decoration and ritual.
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He doesn't embellish anything, he doesn't act holier than thou, even if the surrealist reference might project an affectation that isn't there.
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The superannuated Southern belle Amanda, Tom's garrulous and desperate mother, is allowed few of the fantasist flourishes that usually embellish the character.
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The illuminated letters cover the page and draw on geometric patterns to embellish the initials, the decorated first letters in a manuscript.
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As Mr Trump prepares to follow in, and perhaps embellish, this tradition of presidential activism, the most important question is whether it works.
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Or Google could embellish the feature to take into account details about the user's health, including general factors like age, weight, and gender.
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This collage style allowed people to not only show how they felt or what they were doing, but embellish and riff on it.
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Don't think about why it is that people at the hard end of their fifties have this unerring compulsion to embellish your keys.
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For Austin Austin, Newby has conjured a figurative gang of monochromatic faces and torsos that embellish the brand's recycled boxes, bottles and tubs.
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"A taradiddle is by definition a petty lie, a little falsehood or trifling told often to amuse or embellish a story," he said.
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Aspiring couturiers can create Sui-esque tote bags in a pop-up studio and embellish and enliven old garments in a denim demolition corner.
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"I would just cut away a little here, add a little there, embellish a little more on a buckle or a heel," she explains.
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While it broke from the show's nostalgic tendencies, the score by Austin-based band Survive really helped embellish the show's dark and moody tone.
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My gimmes in today's acrostic included HAMILTON, NIHILIST, THOUSAND, REWIND and EMBELLISH, which helped me begin to toggle between the quote and the clues.
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An editorial assistant at a local publication contributes a piece; while a professor of chemistry runs with the unconventional opportunity to embellish a piano.
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ART and beauty are inexorable; Pablo Picasso said that art exists to embellish, polish and "[wash] away from the soul the dust of everyday life".
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They had recently purchased plain quilted maps of New York City and had decided to embellish them with landmarks, such as Radio City Music Hall.
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Poets, playwrights, and novelists are free to pick and choose from the material provided by the real world, and embellish and invent as they please.
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But when other vocalists join her—Ravyn Lenae, Phoelix, Smino & Saba—their role is to augment and embellish her sound rather than change it up.
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Warm chocolate-hazelnut sauce is dispensed at a counter near the entrance to embellish rich gelati, mostly in chocolate and nut flavors, made in house.
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Dozens of wealthy and well-known parents were accused of paying to embellish their kids' college applications to get them unfairly admitted to elite institutions.
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After being told that dealers would pay more money for letters with better content, she decided to embellish the existing correspondences to get a higher price.
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If they did embellish the sales numbers, a primary reason would be a signal to novice investors in the west to put money into the Petro.
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Lanthimos treats stories like the visible portions of infinite lines, which gives his otherwise airless premises valves through which the viewer's imagination can embellish and expand.
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The fictionalized aspect of what is now "inspired by" the book has provided writer-director David Michod more latitude to embellish events, without fear of litigation.
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And on the other end, I don't want those that are going to embellish and say, this proves that it is what it claims to be.
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It was well worth the cost — about $110,000 for laurum and evergreen bushes — to embellish the fences to preserve the beauty of the landscape, he said.
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They embellish contact to make pedestrian fouls seem far worse, hoping to coax a referee to present a yellow or red card to the perceived offender.
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"When you go see that work, you look at the vending cart, listen, just so you know, I didn't embellish it, not one bit," Rolón says.
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Not only do they get flipped witnesses to "sing," they often get them to "compose," that is to embellish, elaborate or even make up incriminating stories.
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Screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber embellish the truth in places where the truth is more interesting, and slap a pat, rushed conclusion on the story.
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"Tell the truth, don't lie or embellish," one member told the others in a group text in 2017, when they first reportedly tried to report the chief.
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But she found that she wished she could embellish, add thunder and lightning where there had been only a gentle rain, and that is why she writes fiction.
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Since there's a lot of synthesized guitar stuff happening on G.O.D. it wasn't hard to justify having Nate play those parts or further embellish those types of sounds.
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Oravecz's next project will be a photo shoot with models dressed like NASA scientists, which she will embellish with 3D graphics of satellites and other technology and objects.
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There are moments at which you can feel the irresistible temptation to embellish and invent, to infuse reality with Chabonesque touches of wistful Jewish magic realism, being resisted.
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Size: 5,129 square feet Price per square foot: $487 Indoors: Before they moved in, the current owners hired artisans to live on the property and embellish every room.
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"Since sex is a big part of people's lives, I want to take the idea that 'sex sells' and embellish on that by using historical contraceptive techniques," Ziazi says.
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Pierre Balmain liked to say that "a couturier should let his work speak for itself," but like Lanvin, he could not resist the temptation to verbally embellish his fashions.
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On "Firecracker," Terje and crew take the legendary Japanese trio Yellow Magic Orchestra's vintage dance jam and embellish it with an uptempo beat, trilling keyboard line, and choral accompaniment.
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The score by Mr. Apple, who also wrote the book, is so unchallenging that almost all the actors take it upon themselves to embellish it with gratuitous vocal stylings.
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"There are people out there that will embellish in whatever way will serve their purposes to get rid of this guy and he's accomplished a lot," Inhofe told CNN.
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Rather than embellish Irish economic performance, the revision brought the GDP number into disrepute because it merely reflected the fact some big companies had relocated some business to Ireland.
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He didn't embellish his speeches with bombast and he walked onto the stage and into the television studio dressed as he would on any other day in his office.
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Indeed, if anything, these leaders will seek to capitalize on any indication that Obama -- eager to embellish his legacy -- might show desperation and weakness that would play to their advantage.
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Most of this show is historically accurate, so if they needed to embellish a few things to make Victoria look like a girly, blushing bride, who am I to oppose?
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These are just a few of the more than 3,000 plant species that Amazon is growing to embellish its new headquarters buildings now under construction in Seattle, writes Nick Wingfield.
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I am left to conclude that because DoD doesn't have a good reason to let commanders make legal decisions, they had to invent one, or at a minimum, embellish one.
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If he chooses not to carry Adam & Steve wedding toppers or to create decorative sculptures of the couple or to embellish the cake with a couple's names, that is his right.
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It's what I put together to be practical and finish odds and ends of vegetables in the fridge, but also to embellish any exciting, single-subject haul from the farmers' market.
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This isn't just a gold-plated version of the existing phone though, Redmi India says that it's actually been constructed out of gold, and it's even used diamonds to embellish the handset.
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"If we decide to do a deal, then we have the opportunity to do due diligence after the fact, because sometimes they'll embellish — is the polite way to put it," Cuban says.
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But you don't have to embellish the life story of Wichit Somboon, aka Nokweed Davy, the legendary Muay Thai champ and trainer who died suddenly last week at age 51 in Thailand.
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The parking spot mural tradition offers a unique canvas for young artists (who just got their license!) and meme-obsessed jokesters to embellish one of the few objects of high school ownership.
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Plenty of students resist the temptation to embellish or go for pity and succeed, said Debra Felix, a former assistant dean for admissions at Columbia who is now in private admissions consulting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We've all noticed the drawings that temporarily replace or embellish Google's logo on the website's homepage on holidays, special events, or days commemorating important historical figures.
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But between the questions raised by the biography and the campaign's unwillingness to answer questions about her degree, it does seem possible that the Trump campaign might have chosen to embellish her background.
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The dissenting view from Justice Mark Weinberg said the victim "was inclined to embellish aspects of his account" and the evidence contained enough discrepancies and inadequacies to cause him to doubt Pell's guilt.
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"We have these tiny points of truth, and you try to connect the tissue between them, but I would never use the term 'embellish,'" Smith explained about the challenge of filling in blanks.
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Still, never one to acquiesce to circumstances, she cadged what she could from the records of the Mobile Historical Society to embellish what little Kossola had told her, and headed north with Hughes.
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These adverts are a marketing tool, meaning that there's no strict adherence to fact, and sex workers are free to embellish their profile and persona however they like in order to make money.
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The boys bounce a breathtaking 12 feet in the air and embellish their moves with multiple twists and an array of skills with names like kaboom, cody, ball-out, fliffus, rudi and randy.
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The resulting bejeweled masterpiece, a gift for the czar's wife, Empress Maria Feodorovna, would come to symbolize our never-ending quest: to render the ephemeral permanent, to embellish nature and interpret it anew.
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"Expect consumers to be on the lookout for early-bird promotions both online and in-store as they hunt for the best items to complete their costumes and embellish their homes," she added.
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Another add-on, which company calls an "art platform", lets kids embellish and customize the robot by designing paper hats to stick on it to dress it in a new context or character.
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"Tell the truth, don't lie or embellish," one sniper who is now in SEAL Team 6 told the others in a group text in 2017, when they first tried to report the chief.
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While it can be tempting to pad your qualifications or embellish your skills a little bit in the workplace, this is yet another one of those instances when honesty is really the best policy.
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Think of Season 1's "The Entire History of You," which warned of the consequences of no longer being able to embellish or tweak memories because they were available for the world to view.
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With his mismatched eye colors (the result of a schoolyard fight) and needlelike frame, Bowie resembled the aliens he wrote so much about; his otherness was a canvas that he used fashion to embellish.
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It's pretty plain for anyone to see that it's easy to embellish, enrich and, of course, monetize a powerful platform like Messenger, while it's near-impossible to do so with basic text-based chat.
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While Ms. Rowling has moved on to writing adult fiction, she has continued to embellish the Potter universe, not just with material on her Pottermore website but also through public pronouncements about the characters.
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I did not embellish that in a poignant moment with just the two of us present in his kitchen in 1987, Frank Rizzo showed me a handwritten letter he'd recently received from Richard Nixon.
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I was reminded of a short story by Georges Bataille in which he argues that we have created rituals around the most basic of bodily functions and found ways to embellish their original purposes.
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He began his career as a journalist...but got fired Before becoming a politician, Johnson was a reporter, but was fired by The Times of London after fabricating a quote to embellish a story.
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Soviet music schools at the time paid scant attention to the Italian tradition of bel canto singing, which cultivated evenness through the range, smooth phrasing and the ability to embellish vocal lines with ornamentation.
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Today, superfine lace continues to embellish outfits of the elegant, whether as a cascade of sheer flowers on the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding dress, or layered in couture gowns on catwalks around the world.
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There are notable and continuing guest appearances along the way (Scott Kelly of Neurosis has appeared on every album since 2004), and Mastodon has used each of these features to embellish their own magnificent works.
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Their plan to embellish the heart of Mexico City involved Mr Slim putting up most of the cash, in return for being able to buy many of the buildings that would benefit from the facelift.
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On Snapchat, where users embellish their selfies with emoji, crayon scribbles, and elaborate "lenses" that cover their faces with virtual masks, marketers like McDonalds are seizing the opportunity to write their messages across people's faces.
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A few feet short of enough trim to embellish a few remaining windows and door casings, Mr. Montiel reproduced the original millwork by hand-carving it, using tools and techniques from the late 19th century.
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It creates a smart camera roll alternative in Snapchat where you can import your existing Snaps, search by caption or recognized objects, creatively embellish and re-share clips, and keep sensitive content for "My Eyes Only".
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But even Proust did much more than embellish his patch of wall, weaving historical elements such as the Dreyfus affair and the intricate hierarchies of the Faubourg Saint-Germain into his novel about perception and memory.
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After a scoreless second period, Boychuk snapped the tie with a short-handed goal — the first of his 23-year career — early in the third that neither he nor Seidenberg will need to embellish too much.
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But now, the U.S. is miscalculating the magnanimity and broad-minded initiatives of the DPRK as signs of weakness and trying to embellish and advertise as if these are the product of its sanctions and pressure.
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But I also didn't feel like I needed to embellish the really bad behavior in the club or the daily microaggressions and aggressions that these women faced — maybe all women face, but typically at the clubs.
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In an interview later in November with Jada Pinkett Smith, the rapper said he "began to embellish and exaggerate" when talking about taking his daughter to the gynecologist and that listeners took his comments too literally.
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As college admissions become ever more competitive, with the most elite schools admitting only 4 percent or 5 percent of applicants, the pressure to exaggerate, embellish, lie and cheat on college applications has intensified, admissions officials say.
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In the emails, Singer said he had been in contact with USC's water polo coach at the time, Jovan Vavic, who had allegedly asked Singer to "embellish his profile more," after receiving the student's water polo information.
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Those photographs, and others in NOMA's collection, are testament to a simple fact: While photography can often embellish to make the world appear terrifying, all too frequently the world can convey enough horror all on its own.
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In other cases, his fiction gets more dramatic with additional renditions -- because the President wants to embellish, because he can't remember the set of non-facts he has made up, or because he just doesn't care about accuracy.
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"But now, the U.S. is miscalculating the magnanimity and broad-minded initiatives of the DPRK as signs of weakness and trying to embellish and advertise as if these are the product of its sanctions and pressure," it added.
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Ensor is clearly vividly gripping enough to sustain the display singlehandedly, yet Tuymans has chosen to embellish the show with both his own work and that of contemporaries of both himself and Ensor, who naturally shows everybody up.
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The renovation, which will also embellish the gardens beneath the tower, is part of a 300 million euro ($350 million) project announced last year to modernize the 129-year-old tower that has become the French capital&aposs landmark.
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You'll use it to embellish your Snapchat game, but storytellers will be unlikely to use these avatars to create a spiritual successor to Mickey Mouse and Buzz Lightyear (though they will be a big advertising / brand partnership opportunity nonetheless).
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Shown in a range of playful expressions and styles, the icons can be used to embellish existing photos in your photo library; you can also create original images using a wide range of stickers, backgrounds, filters, and text options.
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That is true for people who speak on behalf of presidents and also true for journalists and pundits who embellish their reports and commentaries to attract eyeballs and audiences that boost ratings and jazz up the Washington chit chat.
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Both because they want to embellish their court, they want to ... And many other reasons, and show their worthiness, they create around them courts that have everything from playwrights and poets, to mathematicians and architects and scientists and anatomists.
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To the dismay of the National Rifle Association (NRA), which takes a much wider view of the Second Amendment, the Supreme Court has consistently refused to embellish the constitutional right to bear arms in the decade since the Heller decision.
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During an interview with NYC's Z100, Liam Payne explained that he, his parents, his bandmate Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, and Ed Sheeran were all in an elevator together and, well, the rest is up to the internet's meme masters to embellish.
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Suss's memories of her grandparents' homes informed the piece, but its subject is still relatable to outside viewers: it reminded me of living rooms I'm familiar with and prompted me to recall the odd and unique trinkets that embellish them.
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This type of perjury — in which officers embellish or invent allegations of suspicious behavior to justify illegal searches, often of black men — has long plagued the criminal justice system, though it is rarely exposed and, even in those instances, rarely punished.
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The shops on the main stretch of Central Avenue are required to embellish their façades with "Dutch fronts"—gables in the shape of bells and step-edged triangles, painted traditional colors such as dark green, light gray, and blue, with white trim.
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Mr. Dmitrichenko told the court that he had asked Yuri Zarutsky, an acquaintance and a former convict, to "knock around" Mr. Filin, but maintained that Mr. Zarutsky took it upon himself to embellish the assault by dousing Mr. Filin's face with acid.
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In a classroom near you, though, a teacher is asking great questions, pausing to listen for answers, and following up with questions to take a learner deeper in understanding, or to allow a learner to catch an error or embellish a point.
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"Many clients today ask us for classic contemporary design, and at the biennale some of these clients are looking for a grandiose piece to embellish their décors," said Linda Pinto, the decorator's sister, who is now director of his Paris-based company.
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He describes a half-dozen things— from VHS tapes to the Yeezy fashion show to surviving for a summer in New York with an EBT card—as "lit" and offers suggestions for how to embellish a video of our interview with floating giant boat emojis.
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Greenery-filled window boxes, gray shutters with bird-shaped cutouts and Juliette balconies embellish the exterior of the house, which has six bedrooms and three and a half baths and was built in 2008 on a quarter-acre lot on a private, tree-lined lane.
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Rather than screenshotting, users will be able to hit a button to share a photo or video of a playlist, song or mini-movie from another app into Facebook or Instagram's Stories camera, where they can embellish it with effects and post it to their friends.
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"Given the different audiences that U.S. military officials have in mind when they make these (public) announcements, there is simply a very strong incentive to accentuate and even embellish the positives, (and) to minimize the negatives," said Michael Kugelman, with the Wilson Center think tank in Washington.
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His interest in jazz and improvisation is hardly a distraction from his main work: the sort of slavish attention to the score encouraged by modern classical tradition is inadequate to the demands of Renaissance or Baroque music, in which players must embellish bare-bones notation with idiomatic style.
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By today's measure of lavish wealth, Elvis's mansion would be dwarfed by any house in an upscale suburb, but to a girl of the '70s who grew up poor enough for contact paper to seem like a reasonable way to embellish a used van, it was a gift.
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But that doesn't mean that the supremely talented members of this troupe simply recite the words of a 5-year-old or an 11-year-old: The pirates embellish a child's plot with props, songs, context and their own inventive styling; they will also solicit audience ideas for improvisation.
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Every day for two weeks, visitors will be able to work alongside two Lesage embroiderers to embellish a more than six-foot-long bird's-eye view of Venice on toile fabric, adding blue-gray needlework to a canal, ocher to a palazzo, or cypress green to a garden.
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Before or after you share, you can embellish your content with drawing, text captions, animated selfie lenses, environmental effects like overlaid bubbles or lava lamp colors, style-transfers that make your image look like a painting or sketch, virtual "Dress Up" props, speech bubbles, stickers and more than 5,000 illustrated filters.
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Front Burner At a new seasonal store in SoHo, you can embellish your own ice cream pop, dipped in your choice of chocolate, then top it with any three of 20 ingredients like chopped nuts, rose petals, mint chips and sea salt, and finish it with another drizzle of chocolate.
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Another person who knew him well years ago, and did not want to be quoted by name talking about his shortcomings, said that Mr. Martin had a sort of "Walter Mitty complex" that occasionally led him to dream of being more important than he was or to embellish his achievements.
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It seems that the location-based, animated elements of what GeoGif built is the key part of what might be coming soon to TikTok, as the app already has a range of visual and audio filters and stickers to alter appearances and your voice, or just to embellish and further personalize your video.
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Traore admits he "tried to embellish" his experience on his application to open an account on the site, according to the FT. This could well be a make or break case for Valbury, as the firm brought in about $10 million of revenue in 2016, according to the most recently filed public documents.
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Nguan captures what endures despite these developments: bougainvilleas that embellish the balcony of an old public housing flat; the tan, sandal-wearing uncles who smoke in the heat; and the sticky, heavy air, which I can almost feel through his images of humans (and cats) who unabashedly press their bodies to the cool ground.
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The prevalent aesthetic, typified by the profusions of marble inlay that embellish countless Baroque church interiors and inject daily existence with heavy doses of the fantastical, represents a form of superfluity that in its very overripeness carries a pungent whiff of death — like tangled, blossoming vines spreading rapidly across a bed of rotting black humus.
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With time, the cutouts began to inch beyond the shelves, and an entrepreneurial impulse to embellish morphed into a full-fledged collage practice that now happily consumes half the labor of Kong's work days (the store is open 7 days a week from 8am–8pm) and means he is almost always wielding a pair of scissors.
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While the exhibition's efforts to combat Raffles' distribution of misinformation are scintillating at times, the colonizer's tendency to embellish is a mere footnote to the bigger story that is largely ignored here: the deep gouges that the East India Company left in Southeast Asia's regional history, the bloodshed, and, most importantly, the locals who remain voiceless and unrepresented, even in an exhibition ostensibly about their histories.
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Trump in a separate tweet said Pelosi allowed House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAdam Schiff was an answer on 'Jeopardy!' and none of the contestants knew who he was Hillicon Valley: Trump turns up heat on Apple over gunman's phone | Mnuchin says Huawei won't be 'chess piece' in trade talks | Dems seek briefing on Iranian cyber threats | Buttigieg loses cyber chief McConnell locks in schedule for start of impeachment trial MORE (D-Calif.) to embellish the contents of the president's phone call with the Ukrainian president, which sparked the impeachment inquiry.
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