The mythology bonanza began, ensnaring new fans with each generation.
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Depression is not an effective way of ensnaring a man.
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Muslims here now would live in fear of it ensnaring them.
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She had the unusual distinction of ensnaring two tenors on Wednesday.
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Chewy rice noodles mass below, ensnaring fish balls and fat shrimp.
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Even an old, torn net is still capable of ensnaring fish and wildlife.
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Our region's security cannot be guaranteed by flaunting military strength and ensnaring countries.
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The default highlights the financial woes ensnaring state-controlled power holding company Eletrobras.
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The Windrush scandal continues to metastasise, recently ensnaring citizens from other Commonwealth countries, including Canada.
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Now and again, he resorts to making grand plans with a view to ensnaring you.
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Just yesterday the campaign says its retrofitted catcher has begun ensnaring plastic in the Patch.
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Those magnetic field particles became trapped in the rocks as they cooled, ensnaring the magnetization inside.
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But these scammers get to know their marks thoroughly and are adept at ensnaring their prey.
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And, that denial is the real point of the Profumo Affair ensnaring Prince Phillip behind the scenes.
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It is true that some lied about their programs, overpromising and underperforming, ensnaring students with unpayable debts.
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But Beijing's online controls have tightened in recent years, sometimes ensnaring even domestically run social media outlets.
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Contrary to Spoerri's trap paintings, ensnaring viewers by surprise, Mosset's work releases viewers from their responsibility to engage.
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The properties could also become a target for violence, potentially ensnaring the United States in a foreign conflict.
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Could we be in for a Herzog-narrated romp through "augmented reality," flinging Poké Balls and ensnaring Charmanders?
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The well-loved game has recently been hit by a fresh interdiction, ensnaring poker too, this time online.
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Like many people recently, Kelly fell into the trap ensnaring a lot of undercover bigots in America today.
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As the recent scandal ensnaring prominent entertainers and athletic coaches demonstrates, those with money can also buy illicit advantages.
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The ensuing probe revealed allegations that the woman exchanged sex for favors and money, ensnaring dozens of police officers.
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Late last year U.S. Vice President Mike Pence accused China of ensnaring tiny island nations in foreign aid "debt traps".
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The comment was seen as potentially ensnaring foreign funds that have more than half of their portfolios invested in India.
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The commission's work is part of a wave of anti-corruption investigations that have been ensnaring elites across the region.
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On Monday, the Trump administration moved to place tariffs on imported solar cells and panels, ensnaring both Canada and Mexico.
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Just a decade ago, banks were reviled for ensnaring customers with an array of poorly disclosed penalties like $35 overdraft fees.
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The move to combat overdoses highlights how widespread the opioid epidemic has become, ensnaring celebrities like Prince and everyday people alike.
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All the while, Arpaio was conducting immigration sweeps in predominantly Latino neighborhoods, ensnaring both legal and undocumented immigrants and US citizens.
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They function together, ensnaring her efforts to feel herself fully human — to discover who she is — in a web of constraints.
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Now, the digital dragnet is expanding beyond Xinjiang's residents, ensnaring tourists, traders and other visitors — and digging deep into their smartphones.
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Netflix's "Elite" is a teen drama set in Spain that has captivated audiences with its outstanding cast and ensnaring murder-mystery plot.
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But the zero-tolerance net came to be thrown ever wider, ensnaring far more than gun toters, knife wielders and drug dealers.
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A shadowy federal program is ensnaring thousands of Muslim immigrants Medhi Ostadhassan immigrated to the US, became a professor and married an American.
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Over the years, however, Congress failed to modify the AMT sufficiently to keep it from ensnaring millions of middle- and upper-middle taxpayers.
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Laundromats, where families often spend an hour or two at a time waiting around, are also an ideal location for ensnaring children's attention.
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Like regular taxes, raising one rate can trickle to other areas of the economy, ensnaring countless individuals, families and businesses along the way.
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Is this blame game ensnaring the correctional workers the result of out-of-touch bureaucrats ignoring the root causes of the bureau's dysfunction?
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But these open-ended photo searches also increase the likelihood of ensnaring an innocent person, according to studies and experts in eyewitness identification.
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At times, her feral dancers slither right up, ensnaring viewers in human chains and making Gibney's studios feel like rooms in an erratic asylum.
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The snaking tape makes visual allusion to Michelangelo's "Fall of Man" in the Sistine Chapel, Satan's snake ensnaring Adam and Eve before their expulsion.
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But residents said the practice allowed the virus to spread, ensnaring entire families, from grandparents to the children, and jumping from neighbor to neighbor.
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The RemoveDEBRIS satellite, which was deployed from the International Space Station in June 2018, is equipped with different tech that's capable of ensnaring space junk.
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Still, some investors fear he could face a rocky road ahead due to a bickering Congress and corruption probes ensnaring senior figures of his administration.
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The investigation is the latest probe ensnaring senior members of the Brazilian government and high-ranking executives in corruption probes over the last three years.
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Events trickle in one by one, ensnaring you to make all sorts of commitments until your calendar becomes inundated by the weight of social obligations.
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Sumptuous and grand, these ensnaring pen drawings evoke unseen realms and timeless obscurities and are the lushest work in the show, full of complex connections.
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But on August 11th Facebook accused it of ensnaring legitimate content from friends and Pages, and rolled out the code necessary to thwart Adblock Plus' workaround.
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If the U.S. withdraws, this would harken back to Trump's campaign days when he railed against past U.S. leaders for ensnaring the U.S. in conflicts abroad.
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The demonstrations created the Chinese territory's worst political crisis in years, ensnaring Beijing, Washington and foreign businesses, including the N.B.A. Here's a guide to what's happening.
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President Xi Jinping has waged war on graft for more than four years, ensnaring top politicians, leaders of state-owned enterprises, financial regulators and senior bankers.
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The unusual structure comes as JBS, the world's No. 1 meatpacker, struggles with the aftershock of a corruption investigation ensnaring controlling shareholders Wesley and Joesley Batista.
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Robert Costello, one of the lawyers Giuliani announced would represent him, has been involved with the legal troubles ensnaring the White House at least once before.
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The pilot console can control the drone itself, but also unfurl the net, rotate it, and even drop it with an attached parachute after ensnaring its target .
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In May, the police opened two separate investigations into whether certain food companies improperly received favorable treatment from the ministry, the latest probe ensnaring the farming sector.
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Douglas Le, 25, allegedly presented himself as "Rae Pelletier" and perpetrated the scheme over a period of year and a half, ensnaring at least nine alleged victims.
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Named after a British tea ship that crashed in 1784, it has long been known for shipwrecks, ensnaring Swedish steamers and French cargo vessels caught in typhoons.
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With elections looming in 2018 and a sweeping corruption investigation ensnaring dozens of politicians, Temer's allies in Congress are calling for more action to revive the economy.
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The scandal is ensnaring more boldfaced names: • Mr. Epstein was the sole director for the family foundation of Leon Black, the private equity billionaire, Business Insider reports.
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After 50 people, including parents and coaches, were charged last month with crimes, the nation's largest-ever college admissions prosecution appeared to be ensnaring another group — students.
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The Trump Tower Moscow pursuit, the extent of which was first revealed in Michael Cohen's guilty plea Thursday, could well end up ensnaring Donald Trump Jr., too.
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In an interview with ABC News' Abby Huntsman, the first daughter and adviser to the president said she has "zero concern" about Mueller's investigation ensnaring anyone she loves.
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I want to love them and want them, while at the same time being very clear that ensnaring one of them isn't on my list of to-dos.
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A complex series of countersuits has ensued, ensnaring both companies in a messy and likely to be protracted legal showdown over arcane patent licensing and component contract deals.
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The probe is the latest in a series of corruption scandals ensnaring senior politicians and major players in corporate Brazil from engineering firms to meatpackers and financial institutions.
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Wide swathes of the city are zoned only for single-family homes, ensnaring the few parts of town where tall, dense housing is allowed with countless construction sites.
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President Xi Jinping launched a sweeping crackdown on deep-rooted corruption after assuming power almost four years ago, ensnaring top politicians, leaders of state enterprises and senior bankers.
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But these open-ended photo searches can increase the likelihood of ensnaring an innocent person, and many other large police departments say they don't rely on the technique.
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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - WPP reported a return to quarterly organic sales growth on Friday, showing the world's biggest advertising company had avoided the problems ensnaring French rival Publicis.
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Here's where things started to get irresponsible...Herbert's willingness to back up Matheny's claims using his real name and professional authority became a key tool for ensnaring the curious.
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France is a member of the European Union, so it's unclear how Trump might specifically target the country without ensnaring the entire political bloc in a fresh trade dispute.
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No matter what Saudi Arabia offered, could its supposed friendship be worth shrugging off the ensnaring and killing of a critic whose only offense was to tell the truth?
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The decision shows how Washington's effort to bar sales of technology to Chinese firms, including Huawei Technologies , is ensnaring non-American firms that are not obliged to follow U.S. law.
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Petrobras, as the company is known, was cast to the center of political debate in the wake of a sweeping corruption scandal ensnaring well-known executives and high-ranking politicians.
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Since coming to power in 2012, he has led a high-profile campaign against corruption, ensnaring thousands of low-level officials and even some of the party's most senior leaders.
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But the Democrats' investigation is quickly expanding beyond the narrow scope of the Trump-Zelensky conversation, now ensnaring senior officials across the administration and Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal attorney.
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The decision shows how Washington's effort to bar sales of technology to Chinese firms, including Huawei Technologies, is ensnaring non-American firms that are not obliged to follow U.S. law.
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The company announced the de-verification as part of a review of the verification process, which started with ensnaring "accounts whose behavior does not fall within these new guidelines," including white nationalists.
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Ultimately, that Apple may be forced to be friendlier, out of fear it gets roped into investigations currently ensnaring its more seedy tech rivals, is perhaps the best devs can ask for.
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The Home Office's recent policy of creating a "hostile environment" for illegal migrants has ended up ensnaring legal ones, including Windrush arrivals, many of whom lack the paperwork to prove their citizenship.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian police on Tuesday opened two separate investigations into whether certain food companies improperly received favorable treatment from the Agriculture Ministry, the latest probe ensnaring the powerful farming sector.
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But the industry was equally unhappy with the proposed accounting test, warning it could end up ensnaring a host of other assets that were never meant to be covered by the rule.
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The corruption investigation centered on Petrobras created a political crisis that led to Ms. Rousseff's downfall, and the scandals have since metastasized, ensnaring dozens of leading politicians and once-prominent business executives.
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Morten Harper, a leftist member of the local assembly that governs the area housing the military base, said the Marines' arrival was ensnaring Norway into the United States' "power struggle" with Russia.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The emissions scandal ensnaring German carmakers is a risk to Europe's largest economy, the Finance Ministry said on Monday, adding that it was impossible at the moment to quantify its impact.
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Among the falsehoods Mueller and his team allege are claims that: The fallout to Manafort and Gates's indictments risks ensnaring a number of other people in their and Trump's orbit for FARA violations.
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The film opens with a girl participating in a ceremony with a Juju priest who, we later learn, is essentially ensnaring her — making her think that disobedience in Europe will bring bad luck.
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Powerful men in Hollywood have been put in the spotlight ever since the #MeToo movement gained momentum, ensnaring men like Brett Ratner, a producer and financier with whom Mr. Tsujihara was once close.
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One or two elections might decide whether Democrats or Republicans control the House of Representatives in 2019 — meaning it could all come down to a singularly bizarre forgery scandal ensnaring one GOP campaign.
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The citizenship crisis, based on a 116-year-old law which demands an elected lawmaker only have Australian citizenship, has rocked the Australian parliament, ensnaring three government members, three Green party MPs and Xenophon.
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The probe is one in a series of corruption scandals in Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, ensnaring major companies from meatpackers and engineering firms to oil producers, as well as several high ranking politicians.
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The FDA should also take this opportunity to directly address the e-cigarette industry's strategy of ensnaring children, by banning candy and fruit flavors in e-cigarettes just as they have in traditional cigarettes.
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But the mounting economic toll spreads far beyond Charlotte, ensnaring cities like Greensboro and Cary, which is just outside Raleigh and had been scheduled to host N.C.A.A. championships in baseball, lacrosse, tennis and soccer.
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The ditches, waist high in some places, were a functional and architecturally strategic element of the original layout, funneling rainwater off the course while simultaneously ensnaring the wayward golf ball into a shadowy abyss.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian authorities widened their Car Wash graft probe on Friday to include more international targets, ensnaring U.S. asphalt maker Sargeant Marine, six Greek shipping companies and a former Brazilian congressman.
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The campaign finance directive had direct parallels to a case that was unsealed in Manhattan last year, ensnaring two associates of Rudy Giuliani who helped the President's personal attorney in his endeavors in Ukraine.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Young girls in southern Africa are selling sex - sometimes for less than the cost of bread - to survive a hunger crisis ensnaring tens of millions, aid agencies said on Thursday.
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Tillerson's very simple policy dispute with Trump (exacerbated, perhaps, by those reports that Tillerson had called Trump a "moron" behind closed doors), seems tame compared to the high-flying scandals ensnaring other Cabinet members.
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Laurie Luhn, a former Fox News booker, has accused Ailes of ensnaring her in a 20-year relationship of sexual abuse that amounted to "psychological torture," in an extensive interview with New York's Gabriel Sherman.
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For most of last year, BTG Pactual had to dismantle profitable trading positions and cut assets by two-thirds to cope with massive client fund withdrawals stemming from a corruption probe ensnaring founder André Esteves.
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The pre-emptive removals of teams marked a new stage in Russia's attempts to contain the crisis, but officials continued to assert that the meldonium ban was unfairly ensnaring athletes who had complied with it.
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"The human mind is exquisitely tailored to make sense of the world," Norman writes, but flawed design sends us scrambling down a trail of "false clues," ensnaring us in a spiral of rationalization and explanation.
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Gussied up in blue eye shadow, pink lipstick and voluminous wigs — all of which ended up smeared or torn off — they took turns timing each other's movement explorations, ultimately ensnaring themselves in one grappling duet.
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But, for me, another neurosis replaced it: Everybody in my hometown suddenly felt related, tangled vines of my kin ensnaring the landscape, squeezing until the hills rose up higher, so high you couldn't see out.
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Although Trump has increased the average tariff on Chinese imports to about 21 percent, ensnaring hundreds of billions in Chinese goods, data shows the impact is mostly being felt by US customers, employees, and businesses.
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WASHINGTON — Ever since law enforcement started seeing cases in the early 2000s, the crime known as sextortion has proliferated on the Internet, altering the lives of thousands and ensnaring victims from college campuses to military bases.
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If the Democrats take the House, but not the Senate—the likeliest outcome—they could still do an enormous amount of damage, ensnaring him in investigations into his finances, behavior, and governance for years to come.
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In 2015, the Mexican government banned gillnet fishing in the Gulf of California, but the Mexican Navy and conservation organizations are still pulling up these illegal nets, which according to the researchers are still ensnaring vaquitas.
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As for Mr Mueller's investigation, as it has deepened and apparently widened (after ensnaring former Trump aides like Michael Flynn, the first national security adviser, and Paul Manafort, a former campaign chairman), Mr Trump's temper has flared.
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A new trailer for that film, scheduled to arrive in theaters next summer, found Ms. Gadot charging into battle on horseback, using her shield to fend off military attacks and ensnaring bad guys with her magic lasso.
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But his triumph, when it came, was tainted by his worst moment as President -- the plea deal ensnaring fired national security adviser Michael Flynn that epitomizes special counsel Robert Mueller's relentless march closer to the Oval Office.
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Whispers about Mr. Tsujihara's alleged conduct have circulated in Hollywood for over a year, ever since the #MeToo movement gained momentum, ensnaring men like Brett Ratner, a producer and financier with whom Mr. Tsujihara was once close.
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As evidence of a pragmatic tinge, she cited recent adjustments that Mr. Xi made — at least cosmetically — to his signature "One Belt, One Road" international infrastructure initiative following criticism that it was ensnaring countries in indebtedness to Beijing.
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Yet judging by vigorous attempts his lawyers have made to squelch the cases against him, there is considerable concern in Trump's camp that the thickening legal jungle ensnaring him could come with a high political or legal cost.
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The debt scandal has already sparked a series of court cases spanning London, New York and South Africa, ensnaring global investment bank Credit Suisse, three of its former bankers, Mozambique's former finance minister and a past president's son.
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Beijing has made reducing pollution one of its highest national priorities, but the drive has been criticized as poorly planned at the local level, with across-the-board closures of industrial plants in some regions ensnaring even compliant companies.
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Studies show that transgender people face elevated levels of discrimination in housing and employment, which can lead to a cycle of poverty that drives some into illicit work, such as prostitution and drugs, ensnaring them in the justice system.
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As fans of recent antihero-driven cable dramas know, it's hard not to identify with a complicated protagonist, and Mr. Trapero exploits this habit of identification, ensnaring the audience, and maybe also the film itself, in an ethical trap.
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But other, sometimes harmful practices are proliferating, too, like lines of credit that banks pitch as an alternative way to cover shortfalls in checking accounts but that can end up ensnaring customers like Ms. Lemus in a cycle of debt.
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We have all these seemingly random crime episodes that appeared in tabloids again and again, but it turns out that much of it was connected to a much larger operation, one that ended up ensnaring Trump and the people around him.
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Beyond the daily tyranny IS inflicted on Iraqis under their control, from public killings for minor offenses to strict codes of religious conduct ensnaring ordinary families, it caused the deaths and injuries of thousands of Iraqi soldiers deployed to defeat it.
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The problem requires not tinkering at the edges, but a concerted effort to put India's economic ecosystem—from underfunded and poorly run schools, to a hopelessly clogged legal system, to ensnaring webs of red tape, to overburdened infrastructure—in sync.
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Discussion of sexual misconduct has long been taboo in South Korea but in recent months the #MeToo movement has snowballed, ensnaring a number of high-profile figures across various fields, from the entertainment industry to the religious community and literary world.
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While the Belt and Road initiative has drawn criticism in the West due to concerns that China is ensnaring developing countries in debt, Lanteigne says it's welcomed by some of the smaller Arctic players keen on building economic ties with Beijing.
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Donald Trump's presidency has been upended by an explosive whistleblower complaint that has snowballed into a fast-moving impeachment inquiry, ensnaring dozens of people on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean and posing the most immediate threat to Trump's presidency yet.
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Partnering with art dealer John Drewe, the duo sold more than an estimated 19883 fraudulent pieces of art for millions of pounds, ensnaring some of the world's most prestigious collectors, galleries, auction houses, and storied institutions, including London's Tate Gallery.
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The Port Authority operates the bridge, one of the world's busiest crossings, and the lane closings created a traffic nightmare in Fort Lee, N.J., ensnaring school buses and emergency vehicles in gridlock that backed up traffic heading to Manhattan for miles.
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In a series of private meetings this week, Pelosi has all but explicitly told her members that with the election just nine months away, it's time for Democrats to shift the spotlight away from the Ukraine scandal and other controversies ensnaring Trump.
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By far the most common cause of injury is ground current, in which the electricity courses along the earth's surface, ensnaring within its circuitry a herd of cows or a group of people sleeping beneath a tent or a grass-thatched hut.
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The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia revived a proposed class action on behalf of more than 500 students who said they were deprived of due process when the government revoked their lawful immigration status after ensnaring them in the sting.
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In a feature published yesterday, Wired's Natasha Tiku explains that Google long welcomed a culture of dissent and animated internal debate, which ultimately began boiling over into public view and increasingly ensnaring Google leadership around the time of the 2016 US election.
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And, when an Arkansas city tried to get around the vacated laws by passing a ban on "interacting physically" with drivers — ensnaring people who put their hands out or held signs — a federal district judge ruled in April that was unconstitutional, too.
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The charges are the latest in a string of political scandals and investigations that have plagued New Jersey, ensnaring two of the past three governors, one if its current senators, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and several local governments.
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The probe is part of a worsening political climate in Brazil, where a larger corruption scandal ensnaring a number of state-controlled firms, contractors and dozens of politicians has hampered business confidence and impeded efforts to pull the economy from a two-year recession.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, March 9 (Reuters) - A Brazilian judge barred commercial banks from deducting loan installments from the accounts of state civil servants who are yet to be paid their wages, in the latest episode of a deep fiscal crisis ensnaring debt-laden state governments.
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So if Mr. Chinchilla carries out a wide-ranging investigation to show that the government is serious about fighting corruption, it could end up ensnaring some of the president's allies in the National Party, which has been in office since the beginning of 2010.
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Somebody called a Brussels bureaucrat, a faceless schemer intent on ensnaring Britannia in his Continental rules, became the feckless foreigner onto whom every irritation — from waiting for help from the National Health Service to all the Polish kids in the local school — was transferred.
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TOKYO, Jan 20.51 (Reuters) - Japanese shares tumbled on Wednesday by the most in almost a year after Iran launched missile attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq, increasing the risk of a broader conflict in the Middle East ensnaring the United States and its allies.
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What has given this season a darker tint, though, is the uncertainty about what fallout lies ahead from the F.B.I. corruption investigation that has roiled college basketball, ensnaring not only Kansas but Louisville, Arizona, Louisiana State, Oklahoma State, Southern California, Auburn and North Carolina State, among others.
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By issuing the ban and ensnaring those who don't comply with it, the administration is clearly aiming to deny people largely from the Northern Triangle — Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras — an opportunity to make their case for asylum and instead put them on a fast track to deportation.
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Discussion of sexual misconduct has long been taboo in South Korea, but in recent months the anti-sexual assault and harassment #MeToo movement has taken off, ensnaring a number of high-profile figures across various fields, from the entertainment industry to the religious community to the literary world.
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The arraignment of the businessman, Yorgen Fenech, a member of one of Malta's most prominent and richest families, capped a tumultuous week in which a long-stalled investigation into the murder of the journalist, Daphne Caruana Galizia, suddenly picked up pace, ensnaring senior members of the government and Malta's business elite.
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Not only would the death penalty not stop the opioid epidemic, but applying the death penalty to drug dealers would almost certainly make it worse, increasing the death toll by deterring people from reporting overdoses and ensnaring poor people of color engaged in small hand-to-hand transactions, all while ignoring the companies becoming obscenely wealthy off of the crisis.
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The release of the Mueller report has only whetted the Democrats' appetite for ensnaring President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in some illegal activity, even if they cannot muster the votes to convict him in the event they successfully impeach him.
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" The Harvard professor Joseph Leo Koerner offers a more gratifying exegesis in his eloquent and rich exploration, "Bosch and Bruegel," in which he compares Bosch to his Netherlandish successor Pieter Bruegel the Elder, writing that they both "captivate and overload our sense of sight, entangling the eye in anomalous objects, actors and activities, and ensnaring the mind's eye in enigmas and seeming secrets that arouse but never satisfy interpretive curiosity.
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"Through extra-judicial and secret means," the complaint alleges, "the federal government is ensnaring individuals into an invisible web of consequences that are imposed indefinitely and without recourse as a result of the shockingly large federal watchlist that now includes hundreds of thousands of individuals" Among the 22009 plaintiffs is "Baby John Doe," a four-year old from Alameda County, California, who has been on the watchlist since he was seven months old.
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"Through extra-judicial and secret means," the complaint alleges, "the federal government is ensnaring individuals into an invisible web of consequences that are imposed indefinitely and without recourse as a result of the shockingly large federal watchlist that now includes hundreds of thousands of individuals" Among the 18 plaintiffs is "Baby John Doe," a four-year old from Alameda County, California, who has been on the watchlist since he was seven months old.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I wrote the following capsule review of Depraved, a new film by Larry Fessenden, just after viewing it, in part to spur on ideas for a fuller review: Immediately ensnaring and narratively circuitous on levels literal, mesmerizingly visual, and metaphorical alike, Depraved is not a mashup, rather a pastiche of essentially all you might hope for it to layer, paste, stick, piece, and yes, oh yes, stitch together — from film and literary references to production values, chronologies, political critiques, and philosophies.
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