Cincinnati and its environs are very much like the South.
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Such is life in the harsh environs of West Texas.
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Onscreen, the millionaire maintains the environs of the gamer boy.
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Even in more liberal environs, these discussions can take time.
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A plan for Sheffield and its environs was watered down.
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It's unclear why they occasionally seek out new environs, said Hume.
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The rink became a place to assimilate in newly familiar environs.
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Donovan used the regular season to adjust to his new environs.
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Breyer now exercises in the safer environs of a weight room.
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The deteriorating situation in Hue's environs added to the city's tensions.
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The paved environs of New York made it all even worse.
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Consider this a sneaky little way to upgrade your dude's environs.
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In Aspen and its surrounding environs, nearly 2887 billionaires have homes.
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It was bizarre, even for the environs of Manhattan Hospital's emergency room.
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The garden's tight environs are no match for the number of tourists.
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Jerusalem's enormous growth makes Gilo appear simply part of the Jerusalem environs.
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Decades later, Zika Forest and the surrounding environs are overgrown once more.
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The vibe is ultra-romantic, blending seamlessly into its peaceful natural environs.
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For millenniums, the environs in which we learned best were social ones.
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On Wednesday, in the vaulted environs of the Musée de Cluny, a.k.a.
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The top of the lots: Daniel Garber's "Environs of Milford" (1946) fetched $1812,000.
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Please pay attention if you're wandering into new environs due to the game.
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Big Car's mission is an actual—and mutually beneficial—association with its environs.
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Farther up the hill took us into the picturesque environs of Brown University.
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Was new art supposed to enforce awareness of its physical and institutional environs?
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Now, it would be possible within controlled environs to feed plants plant matter.
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In Oaxaca and its environs are several of Mexico's most important archaeological sites.
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They were of little use in the cloudy environs of Mercer Island, Wash.
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The stories and images coming out of Houston and its environs are devastating.
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All of western Mosul as well as pockets of resistance in the city's environs.
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Accustomed to more lavish environs, leaders like Saudi King Salman sent top advisers instead.
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The light and dark species, unable to survive in the other's environs, separated forever.
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Even in Cave's more expansive, ex-industrial environs, the exhibition is overwhelming and crowded.
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Alternatively, Berger inhabits an artist's environs, which he believes greatly influence a painter's vision.
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Like Bausch, he builds mysterious theatrical environs inhabited by beautiful bodies (here, often unclothed).
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A week ago Monday, Ocasio-Cortez visited the more friendly environs of Democracy Now!
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Locals joke about how different Bozeman and its environs are from the rest Montana.
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Boats have also figured into ongoing fight for control of Mosul and its environs.
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Those acquainted with Delhi will recognize the Hauz Khas Metro station and its environs.
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Houses in other parts of Antigua and its environs are much more reasonably priced.
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Marty Rotella, a musician, said the modesty of the environs was not an issue.
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But they also aimed to minimize stuffiness, to better integrate into the hipper environs.
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The Bachelor isn't the only show that can plop its plot into more tropical environs.
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And the numbers showed that incomes rose 2.3% in Washington, DC and its affluent environs.
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A constant awareness that however familiar the environs, you are not safe or in control.
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It will support an 18-month technical evaluation of the house and its tropical environs.
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The environs said "office park" more than "cozy neighborhood restaurant," but the food was otherworldly.
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Maybe they, too, were just too awed by the environs in which we were traversing.
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New York City and its environs generated $1.7 trillion in gross metropolitan product in 2016.
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Ghazni residents shared their stories of hardship as they fled the city for safer environs.
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Both the urban areas and its environs are breathtaking to see by way of a drone.
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Only a few of the recent attacks have taken place in Tel Aviv or its environs.
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For others, safe and socially or culturally rich environs are far more alluring than square footage.
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And even in Ramadi, Iraqi forces are still working to secure that city and its environs.
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" Castro waves his arm to encompass the restaurant and its environs, "This used to be Mexico.
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No human bodies are in sight, though; the birds remain as icons in their own environs.
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Alabama boy that he is, Jackie's nonplussed, keeping his hoodie on despite the oven-like environs.
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Porterville and environs made international news when its wells went dry during California's five-year drought.
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For Trebbio and its environs around Lucca, it has been something a little less than love.
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But I could no longer use that particular word to describe the environs of my experience.
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Mr. Washington slightly opened up the action to the three rooms of the house and environs.
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Cole's humbler environs were to him rather as Walden Pond was to his younger contemporary Thoreau.
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But it turns out that the good neighbors of West 69th and environs have their limits.
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The Creators Project: Boy and the World draws a stark contrast between rural environs and the metropolis.
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First, BuzzFeed noticed that Maisie Williams' geotagged a few snapshots to Calgary, Canada, and its surrounding environs.
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But this time, the five pile into a mammoth pickup truck and head for Atlanta and environs.
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Today Civray and its environs demonstrate the souring of opinion on Mr. Macron as well as anywhere.
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The renovations were compared to the environs seen on the show "Downton Abbey," and mocked by many.
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State funding and personnel shortages followed, ushering in a return of worrisome environs at the state's prisons.
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These days, she's found herself sweating it out in the Nevada desert, specifically Reno and its environs.
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Art galleries, especially those on the Lower East Side and its environs, can sometimes resemble found objects.
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And yet, it had trouble within the hostile environs of the number 2 reactor where it was dispatched.
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This wide view of Fort McMurray's environs shows how far the fire has reached into the surrounding woods.
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A curtilage is the area within the outer boundary of a home's environs: the patios, yard and driveway.
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But last week, voters in Davidson County, which includes Music City USA and its environs, said 'heck naw.
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This specialized instrument was never meant to actually record sound, just air pressure in the natural Martian environs.
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Whether or not their cloistered environs are really good for students and the areas around them is uncertain.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are on a whirlwind tour of Australia, New Zealand, and the surrounding environs.
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These 11 cities and their environs are offering major growth, and very little chance of stopping anytime soon.
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McMaster's combined, joint experience (and the politics of such environs) has invariably shaped his thinking on interagency cooperation.
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If Greedo wasn't a full-blown rebel before Jordan Downs, he quickly became one in his new environs.
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I later took to learning about Saturn's weather and environs, almost as if I were planning a holiday.
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After getting a good handle on Tucson and its immediate environs, I decided to explore even farther out.
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Despite the prisonlike environs, some parents organized a Boy Scout Jamboree, inviting nearby Wyoming troops to join them.
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Start with the fact that in these parched environs, only splashes of vines are visible from the highway.
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The town and its environs have the worst rates of cancer in Kosovo, possibly because of factory fumes.
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What I most admire about Tse's photographs is her ability to make subjects pop out from their urban environs.
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The latest attack brings the death toll in Maiduguri and its environs since early June to at least 99.
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The latest attack brought the death toll in Maiduguri and its environs since early June to at least 92.
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Thanks to a new AI, though, Mario will be trouncing through new and trippier environs, like an underwater castle.
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Step through the corrugated metal door and you'll find yourself transported to the chic, whitewashed environs of coastal Puglia.
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The global warming also means more moisture in the atmosphere, enabling the catastrophic rains now inundating Houston and environs.
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The Look 15 Photos View Slide Show ' It's easy to find stylish men in New Delhi and its environs.
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The global headquarters of experiential marketing group BMF Media lie in the chaotic environs of New York City's Midtown.
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Israel conquered Jerusalem's Old City and its environs, along with the West Bank, from Jordan in the 1967 war.
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The distance between the political environs of the real world and the fictional universes of television are quickly closing.
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In a matter of days, hundreds of people from the church and its environs tested positive for Covid-19.
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Find yourself a seat in the meditative environs and drink tea and munch on snacks to your heart's content.
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And in these environs one must remain stoic and sensible even when calamity strikes, as of course it does.
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In the rarefied environs of the Upper East Side, the bibliophilic Grolier Club qualifies as an alternative exhibition space.
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General Motors, Ford Motor and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles are all engaged in autonomous vehicle projects based in Detroit's environs.
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The provincial New England that Erica inhabits is not unlike the dead-end environs of an Annie Baker play.
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As the title suggests, the images capture the environs, architecture, and inhabitants of Yerevan, Armenia's capital and largest city.
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The more luxurious environs were intended to bring a greater appeal to New York City as a marriage destination.
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The beachy environs may be a clue to the couple's whereabouts, since the two have been mum on any celebrations.
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Even Stephen Curry, the franchise's most familiar face, is adjusting to life with fresh teammates — and to his new environs.
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Indeed, most moon specimens are kept in closely-guarded environs, like most of NASA's 842 pounds of treasured lunar material.
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Cavan and his older brother, Conor, shadowed their father in big-league environs as kids and soaked up the culture.
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Dundas, however, notes these drier environs don't necessarily eliminate the possibility — however slight — that life can exist somewhere on Mars.
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Maybe you spotted her tooling around Hollywood and environs in her custom pink Corvette, blonde beehive blowing in the breeze.
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Donald Trump is in for the trolling of a lifetime when he arrives in Britain or at least its environs.
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But while the ship and environs might have changed every time the show came out of stasis, the characters didn't.
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In September 2015, Assad's forces were strong enough to launch a concerted effort to seize Aleppo and the surrounding environs.
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"People from Wuhan and its environs have been ostracized throughout the rest of China, let alone the region," he said.
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Recently, before the film's New York première, Leech visited more sympathetic environs: the American Irish Historical Society, on Fifth Avenue.
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This diversity is even more remarkable in light of what might, to extend the urban metaphor, be called reefs' environs.
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This means it has the same gorgeous terraced hills, rustic vineyards, bucolic farmland, and general made-for-social-media environs.
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For prosecutors, Salemme is perhaps the last man standing from an era when organized crime flourished in Boston and its environs.
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The Mormons are far from alone: East Grinstead and its environs are home to an unusually rich array of rare religions.
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Having spent more than a year developing his vision and his environs, Mr. Lak is allowing the world to peer in.
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Meanwhile, the immigrant population of Los Angeles and its environs is becoming a little less Hispanic and a little more Asian.
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Scientists are still drawing amazing insights about Pluto and its environs from the flyby of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft last year.
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There's no better family-friendly introduction to Bend and its environs on a warm day than to float the Deschutes River.
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King introduces us to the sixth grader Obe (pronounced OH-bee) Devlin and his rural Pennsylvania environs with a sure hand.
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For $23 an hour, you can bike along the river and past the diverse merchants on Broad Street and its environs.
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Then we're quickly transported to the smoky, dark environs of dystopian Los Angeles, visuals that were hallmarks of the original film.
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Instead, the two camps seem to be moving closer to open warfare, at least in the hothouse environs of social media.
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Doug Lamborn beat back four challengers to win renomination for a seventh term representing the residents of Colorado Springs and its environs.
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Custom-designed for the theme park's Ozark environs, Time Traveler stands 100 feet tall and goes up to 50.3 miles per hour.
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Their compositions are similar to the fire paintings but their grisaille coloration and Arctic environs lend them an even more remote feel.
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The Scots-Irish migration to Appalachia and its environs is still heavily responsible for America's sky-high-by-Western-standards murder rate.
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But its genteel environs belie the area's status as Namibia's adventure capital — opportunities for sand boarding, parasailing and extreme dune driving abound.
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We did some digging and found some other seriously steamy scenes captured in space, futuristic dystopian settings, and other sci-fi environs.
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Cincinnati and its environs have the look, feel, and often the climate of more Southern-esque states like Kentucky and West Virginia.
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People love their teams and want to be immersed in environs where they can celebrate with other fans in a mob environment.
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Using the heat-sick experimentalism of Providence's Wilted Woman as a bridge, she ramps quickly into her more humid techno-dystopian environs.
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The ridge, the valley and their environs, runs one answer: "We that descend from [their former residents] are Melungeons," says Mr Davis.
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But if he needed any help acclimating to his new environs, his parents were willing to assist: They moved to Memphis, too.
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It is always the intent of the Russian intelligence apparatus to sow discord and division into the American political and cultural environs.
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It's not news that the social network, whose roiling environs hold over 1.5 billion people, is a complex and sometimes confounding space.
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Leveraging their loose organization, many tech companies aim to foster social, relaxed environs, blurring the boundaries between professional life and social life.
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This popular series in intimate environs at the heart of SoHo features veterans of and newcomers to the city's experimental dance scene.
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Gibson's elegant, Art Deco environs with lots of gold detailing, mirrors and high ceilings set it apart from the more understated hotel.
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It has now returned for yet another airing, this time within the candlelit environs of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare's Globe.
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The vibrant, eye-catching works that fill the sculpture garden at the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum make it easy to overlook their environs.
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Subsequent reports have since dropped the term Taiwan altogether, instead including "Taipei and environs" in a list of affected cities in China.
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Even some of the footage comes from the eighties, when she toted around a Super 8 camera, filming friends and her environs.
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The environs changed quickly: I was chugging along amid beautiful ocean scenery when suddenly I was in a lush, emerald-green forest.
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The fair returns this year in far less grand environs: a simple, 2,000-square-foot storefront tucked into the heart of Soho.
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Twickenham and its environs in Turner's time were bucolic areas with sweeping landscapes and river views, dotted with the retreats of the wealthy.
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The young elephants are already walked through their natural environs each day and fed some natural food, in preparation for their future release.
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Bloomberg would still have to prove his merit as a candidate — so far, even in relatively friendly environs, he comes across as stiff.
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"With Southsea it's about how it likes to think itself a cut above it's surrounding environs... but it's basically still Portsmouth," Hurley says.
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Enciso's process involves creating a "mind map" of things he wants to photograph before going out and exploring familiar environs with his camera.
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They take the ostensibly dark, disorienting environs of nightclubs and make them inviting, enveloping, coherent places for the world's weirdest and most unwelcome.
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This gallery, located in the posh environs of the Upper East Side is the fifth of the eponymous Parisian art dealer's international outposts.
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She's originally from there, but her upwardly mobile family then moved out, and she's since grown up in wealthier (and much whiter) environs.
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The town and its environs are populated by tiny people and wild animals, like tigers and chimpanzees that probably escaped from the zoo.
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In an exhibition opening March 30, the Renwick Gallery has transported some of that Burning Man spirit to its more buttoned-down environs.
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Like all of the festival's offerings, "Shrew" — running in repertory with "Richard II" and "The Heart of Robin Hood" — benefits from its environs.
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Any thing I encounter in life (in the puzzle environs and beyond) that references MARY TYLER MOORE is a winner in my book.
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In Northern Virginia and environs, even as Amazon grows to 203,000 jobs, the primary industries will long remain government services and defense contracting.
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The environs and mix of civilian and government-commissioned lawyers on both sides add unnecessary and wasteful complexity and confusion to court proceedings.
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The 70-gigabyte master layout, known as a "point cloud," was stitched together from 40 individual scans of the street and its environs.
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Oleiros and its environs are a prime example of the changes to the landscape that have rendered Portugal ever more vulnerable to fire.
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Chimps in other troops chew different plants than Chausiku did, suggesting that their medicinal knowledge is specific to their environs, not hard-wired.
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Placing the action in familiar environs like New York City or Albuquerque made superhuman stories feel human and intergalactic stakes feel immediate and relatable.
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The band frolics in sunny, lo-fi pop worthy of its Los Angeles environs and released its most recent album, "California Nights," last spring.
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Turkish military and allied Syrian forces captured the town and its environs in March, driving away a Kurdish militia which had controlled the region.
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What's captivating about Babitz's particular mode of confession is that it's anchored by an intuition that renders her environs both so enchanted and familiar.
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The low-oxygen, swampy, acidic environs of certain bogs essentially pickle the bodies — sometimes dissolving the bones, but leaving the skin and hair intact.
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Just as the aerospace sector's roots are in California, the unmanned age will continue to leverage technologies borne of Silicon Valley and its environs.
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More importantly, it's a close community, which is not something to be taken for granted in the increasingly transactional environs of the Premier League.
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They are generally housed in UN-managed refugee camps or their environs, and are eligible for UN-provided food, shelter, protection, and medical relief.
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McQueen was the hardworking fashion designer who got liposuction and dental work to be more closely aligned with the coercive aesthetics of his environs.
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Nevertheless, earlier interventions have not stopped property prices (up 12% in 2016, mainly driven by Oslo and its environs) and credit to households rising.
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Moria, built to accommodate less than 3,000 people, has about 19,400 people in the camp and its environs living in crowded and filthy conditions.
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The water separates the fictional red-light district Suzaki Paradise from the more respectable but grindingly poor and boring environs on the other side.
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The cameras will turn off on the 14th, after one final look around the environs Cassini has called home for the last 13 years.
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You're talking about Seoul, a city which, including its environs, is more than 20 million people that is within artillery range of North Korea.
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With their hard angles and symmetrical positioning, the rectangles are not trying to pass as organic and yet they suit — enhance, even — the pond's environs.
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Amazon, famous for its demanding work culture, hopes the Spheres' lush environs will let employees reflect and have chance encounters, spawning new products or plans.
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The protagonists share a more-than-passing resemblance, down to their bleak lives within bright California environs, ex-wives and the daughters that humanize them.
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In fact, it is closer to an avian Horatio Alger: In human-altered environs, it gets my vote for the bird most likely to succeed.
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The subject matter is too serious for the work to be characterized as whimsical, but a wistfulness hangs over the spare environs of the gallery.
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Skitters of synth lines reflect like blinding sunlight off a frozen tundra, with sensorial bursts that feel like warmth and light amidst more frosty environs.
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After Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, there was endless wrangling over what sort of aid the residents of the city and its environs deserved.
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Those problems are exacerbated, if only slightly, by the show's overall need to reboot itself now that it has left its previously self-contained environs.
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This is a realm of pleasure and rejuvenation, worlds away from the busy environs where the targets of her magic spend their stressed-out days.
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The sequel got into more complicated slapstick adventure, but "Paddington" keeps it simple, following the young bear as he adjusts to his new urban environs.
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Mr. Almagro made a reservation a day before his flight with AirPortr, a remote baggage pickup service that began serving London and environs in 21.1.
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NORCIA, Italy — Over centuries, residents of this Umbrian city and its environs have grown accustomed to the ragged tempo of earthquakes in the mountainous region.
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Jonathan Carroll (D), who said he was himself placed in such environs as a student with ADHD, said he would introduce legislation banning the practice.
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As temperatures drop, some of the poorer residents of the city are burning fires for cooking and heating, sending dust and ash into urban environs.
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Frohnmayer is counting on people who move to cities, where parking is a premium, and discover that supersized cars aren't compatible with their dense environs.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based war monitor, said Syrian and Russian air strikes pounded the town and its environs, killing three people.
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Thereafter Turgenev spent as much time as he could in their company, whether in the spa town of Baden-Baden or in the environs of Paris.
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In this way, gumbo embodies the cultural confluence that makes New Orleans and its environs unique—more tropical, French and African than anywhere else in America.
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Given their harsh Arctic environs, the Inuit traditionally relied on a diet that was spare in fruits and vegetables but rich in whale, seals, and fish.
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There's probably a compartment for it on your fridge's door, but do you really need to keep your butter in the cold environs of your refrigerator?
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In the slightly less idyllic environs of a freshly-rained upon Hackney we sat down to discuss the next steps for Obonjan and it's first summer.
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The move from the familiar military culture and community to the unfamiliar environs and social mores of civilian communities affect the wellness of the entire family.
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What was it like to go so quickly from this stylized 1970s high-rise building world of the movie to the Southern environs of country music?
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Into these dramatic environs Atkinson injects one Juliet Armstrong, the "girl" (as in: "I need a girl") selected by MI53 to transcribe the secretly recorded dialogues.
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St. Petersburg and its environs are playing host to seven matches and five teams during the tournament: Costa Rica, England, Croatia, Saudi Arabia and South Korea.
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Plus, the Beverly Hilton has the biggest heated pool in town, and the address is super walkable to prime locations in Beverly Hills and surrounding environs.
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And while the environs are primitive, the usual restraints campers face with regard to the weight and size of their gear don't apply when flying in.
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The energetic city and its environs serve not only as Malaysia's economic engine, but also its repository of culture, arts, and international-caliber dining and shopping.
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Even before Israel's establishment in May 1948, Zionist militias embarked on a terror campaign in Jerusalem and its environs designed to drive Palestinians from their homes.
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The project struck a nerve with some critics who either lightly teased Loom's effortlessly tasteful environs or launched into full-on attacks on its neoliberal leanings.
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Given ubiquitous smoggy photos of Beijing and environs, it's probably no shock to anyone that China has long had the most deaths attributed to air pollution.
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"Look for strong demand to also come from Russian investors and the Russian community that has gravitated to the Coney Island environs in recent years," he added.
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But I've been interested in what goes on in the world since I can remember, enhanced and polished by years in the newspaper business or its environs.
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Temps may be climbing, but those who are more apt to frolic in cooler environs than soak up the sun don't have to pack up their gear.
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Harris and Chang met while working on natural language processing and machine learning for the gargantuan that Gates built before Chang absconded to Jeff Bezos' Amazonian environs.
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Most recently, as the Ada County, Idaho, Elections Director, he managed the administration of all federal, state county and local district elections in Boise and its environs.
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Simply buy the Virtual Boy and get swept away into the digital environs of VR. Except the reality of Virtual Boy was totally unlike what it promised.
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After a week fraught with controversy, Uber is relocating its current self-driving car pilot program from bustling San Francisco to the more relaxing environs of Arizona.
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He knows he'll never fully belong in these environs, but he finds it equally hard, no matter how "down" Charlotte is, to take her into black spaces.
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Hamilton's tall, white tambourine towers contrast with their expansive and verdant environs, and contain latent celebratory potential, which will be activated by performances during the exhibition's run.
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The evocatively dreary environs belong to Meg (Zoë Wanamaker) and her husband Petey (Peter Wight), though questions of ownership and control soon come to define the play.
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The work we do for the American people, putting our lives on the line everyday, working inside the dangerous environs of our federal prisons, we deserve better.
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After dark, he stalks the park and its environs, haunting the deer that graze in Forest Lawn cemetery and ambling around the Hollywood Sign, on Mt. Lee.
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We still may be relatively early in the season, but Hadid appears to have already identified a particular coat style she's really been feeling for her wintry environs.
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Flights from popular hubs such as Denver and Portland to Vancouver, which is just a quick ferry ride to Victoria and its environs, ring in at only $202.
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My studio view overlooks the brightly colored fishing sheds, seafood plant, and the ever-changing atmosphere and environs of the Bay of Fundy and the world's highest tides.
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Trump's flop on Broadway, and elsewhere in Manhattan's environs, is noteworthy for several reasons, including the fact that the Trump name is plastered on buildings around the borough.
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Electroland is certainly far cry from the desert environs of Coachella, but that doesn't mean that some of EDM's biggest names won't be at the one-day event.
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Freed from their natural environs, we know that up to half of all travelers engage in casual sex, which can also transmit Zika if they don't use condoms.
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Mr Kirk is eagerly waiting to see whether, several years from now, there will be jazz ensembles born from the distinctly Anglican environs of St John's College School.
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Over the past few years, Susana Vivares, a financial services executive who lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, has found herself increasingly disenchanted with her environs.
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"Mudbound" moves at a methodical pace -- basically approximating its rural, mid-20th century environs -- but with a constant sense of purpose, imbued with a strong sense of foreboding.
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And then, if you're having a hard time dealing with the austere environs of the megaclub, you can always head to a different show, or even to bed!
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Employees also compose and perform skits that illustrate how they would persevere and serve their customers in difficult environs, such as war zones, according to three Huawei employees.
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But if your kids prefer boogieing in cooler environs, the organization offers another option: its Sunday concert, which isn't free but is at the air-conditioned Brooklyn Bowl.
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India commands meaningful advantages within its environs — just as China commands meaningful advantages, vis-à-vis a stronger United States, when encounters take place off East Asian shorelines.
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This means the more than 11 billion eggs the company buys each year will come from hens raised in far more humane environs than they currently live in.
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The shift in location will allow the fair to vastly expand what it has done in the past within the relatively confined environs of Miami Beach hotel spaces.
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In Meet The Parents, Nzekwe comments on his immediate environs, the North American inner-city, presenting the narrative of absentee parenting and its consequences on a young impressionable minds.
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The North African affiliate of Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the rampage, calling the hotel and cafe and their environs "dangerous dens of global espionage" and pledging further attacks.
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The multimedia installation in Aperture's gallery on West 27th Street in Chelsea includes some 20 photographs of the schoolhouse and its environs, some dramatically tinted in red and blue.
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Sticky brown fluids may feature prominently in the wipe-clean environs of specialist fetish clubs, but not the sort you'd want to ingest—at least not without health insurance.
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Thus, the major difference would always have to be setting, and Baja has provided a much sharper contrast to the Atlanta environs of The Walking Dead than Vancouver did.
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My 2019 Audi Q3 S-Line with "Quattro" all-wheel-drive landed in the environs of our suburban New Jersey test center wearing a "Chronos Gray Metallic" paint job.
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As life returns to normal for many, students in Boston Public Schools will have the day off as the city and environs continue to dig out from heavy snowfall.
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And into that town and the environs rides a young outlaw who's been wounded, who gets taken care of by a woman rancher outside of town, who's an outcast.
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I am 28, and in the nearly three decades I've been alive, I've seen Newton Falls and its surrounding environs succumb to a despair reflected by the opioid crisis.
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TEXTILES The craze for quilts has left the environs of antiques and migrated into contemporary art and museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which now regularly exhibits them.
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This season, there were shows in the Invalides (Napoleon's Tomb), the Louvre, the Musée Picasso, the Musée Rodin and the gilt environs of City Hall (to name a few).
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If L'Aquila has seen a frenzy of activity, the same cannot be said for many of the 60 odd towns in its environs that were badly damaged in 2009.
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He told me that any nerves he might have felt about college, especially as a first-generation college student, are allayed by how familiar U.S.C.'s environs have become.
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If the college has a hotel on or near campus, that's often a good choice because you'll get the feel of the school and its environs, Ms. Carlton said.
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Standing on a hill in Brooklyn's landmark cemetery, with its peaceful environs and wonderful views, assuaged my anxiety and filled me with hope, as well as some historical context.
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The Mexican leader plainly rejected the idea of his country funding a border barrier, setting up a showdown that Trump was, in his new environs, desperately hoping to avoid.
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The name Tiffany became an expression of the American promise of a better future — part of the national myth, captured in the plushy environs of a little blue box.
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The tropical Alola environs include 4 main islands, and the sunny rolling hills you navigate across the setting make for a game pace that feels somehow more relaxed than usual.
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There, NASA subjected the rover to a simulation of Mars' frigid atmospheric conditions to ensure the rover's antennas, ground-penetrating radar, cameras, and equipment work under such extreme, extraterrestrial environs.
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In an exhibition opening March 217, the Renwick Gallery has transported some of that Burning Man spirit to its more buttoned-down environs a stone's throw from the White House.
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Although she's spent much of her career ensconced in Ellen Allien's BPitch Control camp, Camea has recently been checking out new environs, particularly that of essential Berlin label Get Physical.
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Before they hit the big leagues, catch the next generation of ballet stars in intimate environs as Ballet Theater's junior ensemble presents a mixed bill of classical and contemporary work.
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You wonder whether the show's integrationist philosophy arises from its host's having been raised, reared and professionally trained in Milwaukee, Mississippi, Tennessee and the broadcast environs of Baltimore and Chicago.
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Charles grew up in the elite intellectual environs of Manhattan's Upper West Side, where he developed a deep connection to the classical canon and began writing music at age 5.
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But with WIRED's Bay Area environs slogging into their own odd August-to-October version of summer, it's time to make sure you're prepared, from superlightweight clothing to hydration packs.
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That was just a little more than month before Starbucks invaded the historic environs of the city's former central post office with its first outpost in Italy, a Reserve Roastery.
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On Saturday morning, the spacecraft, which has been circling Saturn and its environs for the last 13 years, will skim over the hazes of Titan, the ringed planet's biggest moon.
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The jaw-dropping scale of Planet Earth — which spans the globe, filming in environs ranging from the rainforest to the frozen arctic — requires time and patience to capture its subjects.
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We've waited lo these many seasons to see the top-billed stars and destined lords of the realm regard one another in the balmy environs of the Khaleesi's throne room.
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The band didn't debut the song live until a 2012 concert in Miami, a city as good as any to match the big, bright, and hospital-like environs of the track.
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This provides a nice snapshot of what's running around the environs, and scientists don't have to tramp through the jungle chasing animals or setting up camera traps — or worse, real traps.
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It said much of the area, which includes a few towns and their environs which insurgents have held for years, was now either under army control of within its firing range.
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In this satellite map of the environs of Aleppo, rebel territory is in green; regime control in red; the Kurdish YPG in yellow; and the brown area is Islamic State territory.
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A reference to wild rice, the Ojibwe began migrating from the East Coast across the Great Lakes to where they settled in Red Lake, Minnesota, and the environs in the 883s.
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The Verge got a look at the car in an alley behind a Detroit art galley, a literal breath of fresh (frigid) air from the sterile environs of the show floor.
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Although they are still the biggest minority group in Liverpool and its environs, ethnic Chinese residents (excluding students) have seen their numbers halve since the mid-20th century, to around 12,000.
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In a quiet room, there's detectable sibilance to the Be Live5 sound, but that tends to be the price you have to pay to get sound that's enjoyable in noisier environs.
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This isn't the first time Waymo has brought its vehicles to snowy conditions: It's done some testing near Lake Tahoe to see how its cars would perform in more wintery environs,.
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The Hargilla Army is a conservation brigade of 70 local women who recently won the United Nations Development Program India's 2016 Biodiversity Award for their efforts to protect the stork's environs.
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Tension between urban liberals and their more conservative environs is an old story, given extra piquancy by the migration to some southern cities of sophisticated types from elsewhere in the country.
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With the exception of a brief sojourn in Georgia, he's lived his life in bleak Rust Belt environs; Do or Die is, with little exception, a spiritually and sonically bleak experience.
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Raqqa and Deir Ezzor were little known outside Syria, but they and their environs were home to Syria's main oil wells and a combined population of more than 2 million people.
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Prove to audiences — and the NBC executives who had given her a three-year, $69 million contract — that she could make herself at home in the bubbly environs of morning television.
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In their artworks, modernist architecture is neither a feat nor a failure; rather, we learn of its complex impact on everyday life, and how it has touched its residents and environs.
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That storm, which covered as much area as North America and Russia combined as of today (June 12), has engulfed the golf-cart-size Opportunity rover, plunging its environs into perpetual darkness.
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We need to learn to better build in harmony with our environs, to continually improve our defensive position — and we need to use all the tools at our disposal in that endeavor.
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The Syrian army said on Friday that it had seized control of a handful of towns and their environs in south Idlib and northern Hama, including Khan Sheikhoun, Kfar Zita and Morek.
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But some 3 million people are now believed to be living in Idlib and its environs, many of them people who were displaced by the fighting in other parts of the country.
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That's the official explanation for why senior executives failed to pay any mind to the tsunami of politically charged propaganda blooming across its U.S. platform, yet originating in Saint Petersburg and environs.
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Free to download on your iPhone or Android, it uses location data from mobile phones to help users chase fictional Pokémon characters around their environs, which are displayed back on their phones.
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In one game, Job Simulator, the controllers appear as a pair of cartoonish white hands — and trying to pick up objects in the virtual office environs using these mitts felt hopelessly clumsy.
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Three U.S. officials told CNN that there are now signs Abu Omar al-Shishani survived the strike, which the Pentagon said occurred in the environs of the town of al-Shaddadi, Syria.
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Or will President Trump take a more measured approach to financial deregulation with an end-goal of job creation through reduction of compliance burdens and return to pro-business, credit-friendly environs?
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As a 30-year resident of southern California, I'd been noticing for years the extent to which concrete and sprawl was swallowing up the natural environs of my corner of the state.
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When the team went to play for the SUNYAC championship at Plattsburgh, a perennial power, somebody asked Schultz how equipped his team was to handle the hostile environs of the host rink.
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A fragmented piano melody, a gentle hum from Atkinson, or one of Cantu-Ledesma's placid synth lines can become a tugboat in the alien waters, guidance in the midst of confusing environs.
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The more that people become aware that their environs are filling with guns, their perceptions of society could become colored by fear and anger, thus leading them to more readily become violent.
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Meantime, an imaginative, dramatic piece inspired by Josephine Baker (written for the soprano Julia Bullock) can hold down and electrify vaster environs, like the grand staircase of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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For these young project dwellers in search of "cultural roots," embracing "tropes of an anti-Jewish hate" that are woven into the language of their environs was, Weitzmann suggests, an easy step.
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But in the typically warmer and chattier environs of "Today," where Hollywood goes to plug its wares, Ms. Kelly's rebuke of a major celebrity stood out and suggested that NBC's 9 a.m.
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In the once-abandoned environs of Le Palace, down the aisles of plush brown carpets, he brought together nerds and divas, Disney and Dolly Parton, Janis Joplin rockers and Josephine Baker boogiers.
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In addition to the two newish salons serving Park Slope and environs, there are no less than eight delousing boutiques throughout New York City, in addition to dozens of mobile treatment companies.
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"I am one of the owners now so why should I be scared?" she asked last month, taking a break from picking leaves at the Priyadarshini Tea Environs in Kerala's Wayanad region.
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While I wasn't able to score a vaunted "quokka selfie," I found the little guys to be much like Perth and its environs — laid-back, friendly, outside the mainstream and definitely underrated.
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So did the shows, which shared a sense of performance (no doubt a reflection of their environs) that made them feel more like proper events as opposed to a glorified trade ritual.
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He stayed at that house for five years, until deciding to trade the more rarefied environs of the couture for a freelance career in the emerging world of 1960s ready-to-wear.
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While the exhibition is by no means parochial — ecological challenges, after all, are inherently global — the strong regional focus of many of the contributions allows pressing concerns to crystallize around particular environs.
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It's a breathtakingly impressionistic world where the boy, Cuca, moves from rural environs to the metropolis life in search of his father, experiencing the culture shock of nature versus technology along the way.
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It flourishes in the bizarro environs of a modern Republican primary, but there is no evidence at all, and much to the contrary, that it could be used to assemble a national majority.
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Austin Bombing Suspect Left Behind 25-Minute ConfessionAustin police said Mark Anthony Conditt recorded a video detailing how he carried out several bombings in the Texas city and its environs before killing himself.
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The two had never met, but they soon found common ground, talking about what characters they liked growing up, their visions for the industry and what Mr. Bendis could do in new environs.
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The setting is modern Moscow and its environs, and much of the action takes place in the scrubby, unpretty half-world, neither town nor country, that Zvyagintsev has staked out as his patch.
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The effort is ecological as well as artistic: In pairing performance with beach cleanups and partnering with organizations like the Surfrider Foundation, Ms. Okshteyn is forging a dialogue between dance and its environs.
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Two federal officials said a no-fly zone will effectively be imposed over the stadium and its environs as a precaution, with traffic through it largely, if not exclusively, limited to official aircraft.
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Still, Mr. Nolan's filmmaking skill — above all the coherence of his inky, cruel vision of Gotham City and environs — enabled those movies to carry at least some of their self-assigned thematic weight.
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The book has a vibe that suggests an appeal to more heavily resourced investors in the design and development community, not the people who already know and enjoy Detroit's environs as they are.
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Pig worries about his sanity, and his general mood is reflected in the fact that even his bright pink face, which should pop out of his dark environs, is often sooty and obscured.
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The economically powerful states of the Klang Valley — the Federal Territory that consists of Kuala Lumpur and its environs, together with Selangor — were decisively held by P.H., as was Penang, in the north.
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Editors' Choice Our recommended books this week take readers far away from New York City and its environs, with settings from Uruguay to Israel to the American Midwest and the small-town South.
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As for the origins of Israeli innovation, he points to a combination of factors, from tech-savvy military alums to the desert environs that inspired the invention of drip-irrigation in the 1960s.
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CreditCreditChristian Hartmann/Reuters La nuit du 13 novembre 2015, des djihadistes liés à l'Etat Islamique ont attaqué 8 lieux dans Paris et aux environs, tuant 303 personnes et faisant près de 500 blessés.
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For those who can, however, the motivations are similar: the need to leave an unaffordable city, expanding families, a search for better schools, tranquil environs and more real estate bang for the buck.
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For now, one must take a bus to the area where the wind and rain hit hard in order to reach the town of Shimizu and the environs of the Tokachi Millennium Forest.
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But instead of having a touchscreen for interactions, the device projects data into the surrounding environs, using an embedded projector and gesture-tracking camera to detect when people are tapping on the projected pixels.
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Not only will those fans get the pomp and circumstance of the old-school environs, they'll have the opportunity to see an encore screening of Moana, which gets tacked on the five-flick lineup.
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Mirrored ceilings, ionic columns, and musical programing as diverse as its Jackson Heights environs leaves no doubt as to why this place has continued to thrive since it first opened its doors in 210014.
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While eating like Queen Bey may not be appealing (her diets are intense, to say the least), the idea of eating while surrounded by Bey-inspired environs is certainly something we can get behind.
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When the commission released its report in 1986, it recommended the protest and boycott of stores that sold porn, and urged Americans to form "watch groups" to make sure their environs remained porn-free.
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While we're sure that the two teens are glad to be out of there, they've probably got quite a story to tell after exploring the pitch-black tunnels, skeletal mazes, and supposedly haunted environs.
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The film is clearly about the ways that western consumers outsource their conveniences into environs and social systems they don't care to concern themselves with—why is that idea one you're driven to interrogate?
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The cartoon man struts, admiring his surreal body, but as soon as the lights flick on in the video to reveal his environs to be a parking lot, he realizes he is being surveilled.
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Once a new design goes live, the citizenry (real New Yorkers filmed in black-and-white against a green screen) will either praise or complain about their environs (just like real New Yorkers do).
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In these despairing environs, existing jobs often pay rock-bottom wages, and many workers with the means and skills to take higher-paid positions have taken off in search of education and opportunity elsewhere.
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If it's elected officials -- whose coffers are filled by corporations -- making decisions previously left to scientists and researchers, who do you think will benefit: animals and their environs, or the people holding out cash?
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Djokovic also enjoyed having a closer crowd but was less enamored by the environs than Federer, complaining about the poor clay consistency on the temporary, built-up court as many have through the years.
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To watch a flamenco show at Joe's Pub is to harken back a century or so to the Café Cantantes in Seville, where song, dance, music and libations were enjoyed in intimate, immersive environs.
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In the spring of 1153, after surviving a heavy Allied bombing of Berchtesgaden and its environs in the Bavarian Alps, where Hitler had a retreat, Mr. Kohl decided the war was over for him.
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To dramatize their point about embodiment, Spahr and Young got undressed and re-dressed as they performed their procedural manifesto in the customarily staid environs of an academic conference,the 2005 Noulipo conference at CalArts.
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Homeland, like many other series set in the world of Washington and its environs, has found itself racing to catch up to a reality that increasingly feels like an incredibly bizarre potboiler of a novel.
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Cotton, whatever the reason for his being skipped over for the CIA directorship, is just the latest example of how the poisonous environs created by Trump are undermining his ability to build his own administration.
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Mr Kajinek's continued insistence that he is innocent, repeated prison escapes and general opposition to authority have long generated sympathy in the country's folksier environs, even as urban elites label him a cold-blooded killer.
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Dan Primack's thought bubble: SXSW has become a victim of its own success, getting so bloated that, at this point, it's little more than an excuse for Bay Area techies to network in different environs.
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Meccanoville occupied the former site of Detroit and environs, a sprawling congeries of undecorated, black spun-carbon-fiber windowless buildings of all shapes and sizes that obeyed rules of an architecture foreign to organic lifeforms.
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And on the local level, having a construction project right by your house is annoying and having increased residential density in your immediate environs is likely to lead to more traffic and less abundant parking.
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But just for a little while, in the chaotic environs of the Geneva Motor Show, the Trezor threw me back to the dreams of my childhood and resurfaced the wonders and enthusiasms of that adolescent time.
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The fighting began late Sunday evening, when Iraqi armed forces moved into the oil-rich city of Kirkuk and its surrounding environs, disputed territory that Kurds seized at the height of the ISIS crisis in 2014.
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But then circumstances send Hec and Ricky out into the beautiful environs of the New Zealand bush together, on the run from snappish child-welfare worker Paula (Rachel House), who's judged Ricky as a troublesome delinquent.
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As pretty as those crafts where, though, it was the natural environs that inspired awe many times a day — the monolithic mountains of the Chugach range force themselves into every aspect of your time in Anchorage.
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Carolyn See, a novelist and memoirist who built a writing life on the singularities and peculiarities of Los Angeles and its environs, where she lived much of her life, died on Wednesday in Santa Monica, Calif.
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By 1976, Underground Atlanta was in steep decline, with the construction of Atlanta's public transit system displacing a vast swath of the district and rising rates of crime rubbing off the charm of its historic environs.
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This adaptation of Antonio di Benedetto's 1956 novel of the same name follows a Spanish official in 1700s colonial Paraguay as he desperately tries to wrangle a transfer from his miserable station to more glamorous environs.
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While not typically top of mind as a go-to destination, college and university art museums have a common goal: to raise the bar for the academic and cultural life of a campus and its environs.
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The production's occasional tedium notwithstanding, Ms. Schwend has something to say about an American citizenry under severe economic stress, and her four-person cast of Britons take to the play's Texas environs with readily apparent empathy.
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This practice, which persisted in various forms up to World War II, stripped African-Americans of the ability to accumulate wealth while holding them captive in dangerous, disease-ridden environs that killed many of them outright.
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President Bashar al-Assad's army, with the help of Iran-backed militias including Hezbollah and Iraqi groups, drove Islamic State from Albu Kamal and its environs last year but the jihadists have since staged attacks there.
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Indeed, with the film's various segments incorporating such different environs, genres, and even languages spoken (or not spoken, like in the mostly silent fifth episode), the actors and their richly varied performances form the strongest consistent throughline.
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Efron took the rest of his time in the country to explore the surrounding environs, flexing and posing for the camera while wearing only a pair of black sweatpants, mirrored aviators, and a red and white keffiyeh.
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At their best, they provoke a conversation with their environs, a dialogue in which the speaker shifts depending on where you stand; at their worst, they try to shout over their setting and are promptly drowned out.
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Yet on Monday evening in the soaring, dahlia-filled environs of a new Cipriani restaurant at the southernmost tip of Manhattan, as the Council of Fashion Designers of America and Vogue crowned their Next Big Thing — a.k.a.
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These stories are accompanied by straightforward and well-done photography that variously reveal the food being cooked, some glamour shots of ingredients, scenes from outside the kitchen, and, most compellingly, the environs where the cooking took place.
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This would actually be in line with some of the plans NASA and other space agencies have discussed regarding deeper space exploration, which involve a "deep space gateway" orbital station somewhere in the environs of our moon.
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Democrats believe they have a chance to pick up the seat, which represents the Kansas City area and its environs, as part of its larger quest to regain control of the House in the November general election.
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With some seven million volumes and 8,000 manuscripts housed in a modernist 1970s-era building in the decidedly uncharming environs of the Termini rail station, this is clearly a place for serious scholars, not dreamy bookish tourists.
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"Poet" comes to mind, given all of his books of poetry, the poetry awards and the countless times he read his work, often accompanied by jazz musicians, in the avant-garde clubs of New York and environs.
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It kicked off Sunday morning in the peeling 19th-century environs of the Bouffes du Nord theater (formerly home of Peter Brook's International Center for Theater Research) with a rousing gospel choir serenading 250 of fashion's sinners.
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Directed by Nicholas McCarthy and set in a weirdly depopulated Philadelphia (played by Toronto and its environs), "The Prodigy" features the usual buzzing flies and de rigueur jump scares (the best of which is in the trailer).
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The video, which you can watch above, features astronauts Mark T. Vande Hei, Joseph Acaba, Randy Bresnik, and Paolo Nespoli spinning a NASA-branded fidget spinner while also spinning themselves in the gravity-free environs of the ISS.
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Niche markets soon developed: souvenir-seeking tourists, of course, but also college graduates; the latter were the focus of one George Kendall Warren, who specialized in idyllic images of school campuses and their environs mounted in keepsake albums.
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Ou said Taiwan had also protested to the WHO for again changing how they refer to the island, which it now calls "Taipei and environs", having previously called it "Taiwan, China", then "Taipei municipality" and then just "Taipei".
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As my belly expanded and I worried about my growing fetus – getting gradually more squished into its environs – a paisley muumuu from the suburban maternity mall store of my nightmares started to seem like not the worst idea.
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A rebel commander in the Euphrates Shield operation said the attack on Dabiq had started on Saturday morning and the Observatory said the rebels backed by Turkish tanks and warplanes had begun their attack on the village's environs.
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Indeed, Wenzhou and its environs are the source of the majority of Chinese who have moved to Europe in recent years, write Loretta Baldassar, Graeme Johanson, Narelle McAuliffe and Massimo Bressan in their book, "Chinese Migration to Europe".
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The Syrian army, supported by Russia and Iran-backed Shi'ite Muslim militias, reached its besieged garrison in Deir al-Zor this month after a long desert campaign and is now fighting to recapture the city and its environs.
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At the same time, Mr. Diggs has been appearing in the far smoother environs of the network sitcom, with a recurring role on "Black-ish," the ABC family comedy about the intersection of contemporary race and class anxiety.
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Her blank face registered none of the pristine grimness which so often pervades medical environs; hopeful hints of rose could be discerned in her pale skin; and with each gentle inhalation, her chest lifted slowly but reassuringly heavenward.
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A building that is a shape-shifter, that is continuously adjustable, mutable, and flexible, that can be designed to be structurally responsive to its urban environs, reshaping the city that in turn reshapes it, is a seductive fantasy.
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Unlike other pop success stories that critics later fumbled over themselves to ascribe meaning to, or to divine meaning beneath during the more pop-friendly critical environs of the 2000s, Hootie remained unloved, if thought of at all.
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Gilda's environs present her with even greater challenges — Manhattan has been walled from top to tail, separating the affluent Eastside (teeming with squalor and refugees nonetheless) from the nightmarish Westside (overrun by jungle, rot, darkness and unexplained disappearances).
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But it is the massive entrance hall that speaks most to Portaluppi's erudition: All four walls are frescoed floor to ceiling with a whimsical map of Milan and its environs in tones of butter, ocher, coral and jade.
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For an espresso in what is surely the most exquisite cafe in town, grab a red velvet cane chair in the gilt-edged rococo environs of Gambrinus (2119 euros for a table-service espresso; 22018 at the counter).
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Mr. Fanusie, the former C.I.A. analyst, drew public attention to a fund-raising campaign begun in 2016 by the Mujahedeen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem, a group based in Gaza that is designated a terrorist organization.
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The drug cartel Los Compasivos controlled a majority interest in the boardwalk and its environs, and, while a shakedown of the boy's booth was rare, the smack addicts left in the cartel's wake made for a poor clientele.
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Mr. Fanusie, the former C.I.A. analyst, drew public attention to a fund-raising campaign begun in 2016 by the Mujahedeen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem, a group based in Gaza that is designated a terrorist organization.
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Indeed, one can imagine swaths of Mr. Askins's home country resisting the more extreme passages of a play set among the constituency of a Christian puppet ministry in the same small town Texas environs where the playwright grew up.
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And yet, the globetrotter produces much of his work about an hour from the City of Light in his creative home-away-from-home in Saint-Luc, Normandy — prepossessing as much for its design as for its bucolic environs.
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Despite its quirky pedigree and spectacular view of the New York Harbor and its environs, the penthouse described as "exquisite" by its broker actually stayed on the market for more than six years before being snapped up in June.
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Although a Supreme Court plurality found the area outside of polling stations to be a public forum, Judge Castel said there is a critical difference between what happens in the environs of a polling station and what happens within.
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Some of those lessons come from fellow journalist Tanya Vanderpoel (Margot Robbie), who encourages Kim to see the artificial environs of the incestuous ex-pat community as a non-stop frat party, with booze and sex endlessly on tap.
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If you watched "The Girls Next Door," the TV show about Hefner's ménage, you noticed that the Playboy mystique was emphatically not a joke in the lower middle class environs that produced his centerfolds and their most adoring fans.
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SABINE DEVIEILHE Increasingly prominent in Europe, this dramatically acute coloratura soprano makes her North American recital debut with a program of French songs in the ornate environs of the Board of Officers Room at the Park Avenue Armory. Oct.
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" Across town, Orlando Bloom and Alfred Molina are upping the wattage of two other dramas: Mr. Molina in the return of a gripping two-hander, "Red," and Mr. Bloom comfortably adapting to the Southern Gothic environs of "Killer Joe.
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Of the three species of merganser common to our area, the red-breasted merganser (Mergus serrator) makes the most use of saltwater environs and can frequently be found in the open ocean as well as in bays and inlets.
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There's a benefit to not knowing too much about the German soldier Woyzeck, much as "Waiting for Godot" would most likely be diminished if its purposefully unidentified environs were given a precise location with some sort of theatrical GPS.
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Not too long ago, for much of San Francisco and its environs, the Dubs were a long-forgotten team based in Oakland; you would have seen more Lakers merch around the city than anyone bearing the blue-and-gold.
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Front Burner Francine Segan will talk about Modena and its environs at the 55003nd Street Y. Modena, and its surroundings in north-central Italy, are known as the home of balsamic vinegar and Massimo Bottura's highly esteemed Osteria Francescana.
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Sunday evening, in the vaulted environs of the Musée Bourdelle in the 15th Arrondissement, Balenciaga hosted a jewel-box dinner in honor of an exhibition, Balenciaga: L'oeuvre au Noir, which opens on Wednesday as part of the brand's centenary.
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In my first case, that involved blasting apart a single big rock for its iron for several minutes, although I was specifically focusing on the rock so as not to ugly up the environs with half-assed mining attempts.
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Running in those hot and stuffy conditions was much more difficult than loping along the banks of the East River in early April, or—as is more often the case—powering along on the treadmill in my gym's air conditioned environs.
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Yet because Saul is filmed in a similar fashion to Breaking Bad — with wide shots of the Albuquerque environs and slightly askew portraits of its characters — it gets away with being more subdued because it's constantly reminding us of what's coming.
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"Throughout the period under review, the skies over Aleppo city and its environs were jointly controlled by Syrian and Russian air forces ... (They) use predominantly the same aircraft and weapons, thus rendering attribution impossible in many cases," the report said.
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When he flexes his astounding power to transform space in his native environs, he brings to bear his decades of searching and scavenging and indexing the city's lesser-run streets, its discard, its hidden excesses, its quixotic wealth of detritus.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — As the art scene in this city continues to grow exponentially, more and more galleries are moving into abandoned industrial and commercial buildings, converting their utilitarian environs into rarified houses of culture.
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The Lake Tahoe location keeps Waymo within the domain of its license to test autonomous systems on state roads, but also provides snowy environs to test more extreme conditions and help it build out its flexibility in terms of weather conditions.
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And to my left, right outside the pristine environs of the civilized oasis is a room full of refuse: milk crates, cut aluminum tubing stuffed with insulating material, a barstool, a fan, paint buckets, fixtures and extraneous cans and containers.
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Melissa Clark gets philosophical with a smart article that calls for thinking about your grill and its environs not as a single tool, but as the centerpiece of an outdoor kitchen, one that you need not use strictly for grilling.
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On the other hand, Berger became increasingly interested in how place informed a painter's vision and how their environs showed up on the canvas, like how the frothy sinks of J.M.W. Turner's father's barbershop manifested in his paintings of waves.
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Buttigieg has not claimed to have been involved in direct combat, but he has written at length about the dangers he faced in the unpredictable environs in downtown Kabul, where stops at checkpoints or encounters on the street could turn deadly.
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The recent earthquakes that so damaged Mexico City and its environs (including Oaxaca State) shook buildings in Oaxaca City, but failed to do serious damage, and the city continues to welcome tourists, on whom a significant portion of its economy depends.
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Intrepid visitors hike onto the otherworldly environs of the Greenland ice sheet, kayak to spot one of 15 species of whales, watch icebergs calve (or split) at Eqi Glacier and fish for Arctic char in the rivers of the Kangia fjord.
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With her razor-sharp bob, Mary Talbot looked particularly dangerous, I thought, as she patrolled the environs, so I was unprepared for her to get gooey at the news that Granny is going to that big drafty castle in the sky.
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On Tuesday, not long past breakfast, in the cavernous glass-ceilinged environs of the Grand Palais, Chanel built an intimate oval Art Deco salon a la 31 Rue Cambon, the better to frame an endlessly refracted runway in the round.
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It is a hyper-personal approach to dealing furniture, both in terms of the goods and their environs, and one that his clients — which include aesthetes like Marc Jacobs, Mirabelle Marden and Billy Cotton — trust and appreciate for its warmth.
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And in a boon for both local preservationists and business interests, who debated the fate of the Abbey and its historically significant environs for many years, the inn will open up dozens of acres of land to trails and heritage.
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Johanna Bard Richlin, an assistant professor at the University of Oregon, did her research among Brazilians who had moved to the environs of Washington, DC. Many had been middle-class in Brazil but emigrated after some personal or macro-economic disaster.
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Whether engineered in Monsanto labs or evolving in climate-changed environs—in effect guided by human hands—there is a new generation of fauna that will be, like Okja, shaped and grown by us, and made to suffer and be consumed by us.
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Even as ISIS was losing Raqqa, Iraqi regular armed forces and Shiite militia were attacking Kirkuk and its environs, held by Iraqi Kurds since June 2014, when ISIS burst out of Syria and seized large swathes of territory from Baghdad's collapsing army.
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The blighted environment of "The Caretaker" seems downright luxurious by comparison with the Oklahoma motel room on view in "Bug," the Tracy Letts play about a couple who come to share their seedy environs with the very critters promised in the title.
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While I was reading it for my own D&D campaign, I came across an appendix that features "ocean environs" that, although they use magic and fantasy concepts, feel like they allegorize the reality of oceans much better than other games manage to.
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I was then told that this area signified a certain set of politics: not the working-class scene of Spanish Town, where my mother lives, nor the more urbane environs of New Kingston, where my father's family now lives — but somewhere in between.
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With Syrian refugees continuing to flee their country's prolonged and horrifying civil war, the inevitable influx of migrants into the relatively safer and more politically stable environs of Europe has come with a side effect: the rise of potent right wing political sentiment.
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After a month of watching the 13 clown car roll into early primary states, bringing its traveling flea circus into the isolated political environs of Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, the presidential race will finally open up this week for Super Tuesday.
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Less than an hour later, Karl Lagerfeld built a supercomputer in the glass environs of the Grand Palais, complete with snaking multicolored cables and blinking little green lights, the better to send images and ideas from his Chanel show into the ethosphere.
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On Saturday night, the Cleveland Indians provided a glimpse of that agony as they defeated the Cubs, 21945-25, to take a three-games-to-one lead in the best-of-seven series, casting a pall over Wrigley Field and its environs.
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But that quickly recedes when the show arrives at the meat of his work, which has learned one crucial thing from graffiti — but maybe just one — the impulse to be seen and to interject new narratives into environs that aren't naturally receptive.
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While in reality Prime Minister May actually entered office from the comfortable environs of an air-conditioned ministerial car, Broadly was on hand to witness drag performer 25-year-old Dani Singer attempt to turn up for May's first day at work.
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The imagery — composites of the artist's Australian heritage and adopted Los Angeles environs, layered upon the canvases using hand-cut screens based on photographs — are similarly pleasing: breezy palm trees, stylish Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, picturesque mountain ranges, and alluring backyard swimming pools.
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Meander around the square and its environs, visit St. Edward's Church, with its Tolkienesque north door, browse at the cozy Borzoi Bookshop, which has a surprisingly comprehensive selection of travel books, and then repair to the Huffkins Bakery & Tea Room for lunch.
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Story-wise, the movie, drawing on the field of comparative planetology, is constructed as a voyage to the far reaches of the system — to Titan, Saturn's "almost Earth-like" moon, courtesy of the Cassini spacecraft; to the environs of Jupiter — and back.
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One minute, you're standing in the rain being wanded by guards and trying not to get poked in the eye by an umbrella; the next, you're in the environs of a gilded salon trying to second-guess what's in a designer's head.
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Still, the whole had a force that was simply missing from the tale of the crisis in the bourgeoisie told by Olivier Theyskens in the turn-of-the-century environs of Le Train Bleu, the historic restaurant in the Gare de Lyon.
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His third haute fourrure show might have been held in the Art Deco environs of the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, but the stage was merely a backdrop to a collection that was a master class in transforming the tenets of impressionism into clothing.
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More than anything, the event exposes the worrisome vulnerability of learning-disabled Paul, whose failure to inoculate himself against the routine dangers of his rough-and-tumble environs is reinforced by the "retarded" identity his family and teachers have imposed on him.
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And as commander of the strategically vital Fifth Division stationed in Saigon's environs, he too was a decisive player in prospective coup proceedings, holding out until the plot against Ngo Dinh Diem seemed certain before leading the charge on the presidential palace.
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Otherwise known as the local antiquities mafia, they took advantage of a gaping security vacuum (the police were on the streets erratically, traffic lights flashed orange for days) to raid archaeological digs and their environs in search of Pharaonic treasures, like gold.
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Yet since the 2016 election, we appear to be caged in on all sides by just that—the student loan crisis, corporate-level scams and other grifts, breaches of data and foreign cyber warfare, not to mention crimes in the White House and its environs.
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New Hampshire Motor Speedway may be a long way from Kyle Busch's native Las Vegas, but the driver of the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota has developed a fondness for the Magic Mile and its environs, dating to his days of racing Late Models.
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Good old-fashioned physical suspension has some advantages, like fewer bugs, but ClearMotion's tech could indeed be a big help to a future where in-car stability is more important, since those spaces act more and more as extensions of our other living environs.
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The dire storm warnings made for a jarring juxtaposition with the stunning environs, but Mr. Larsen and his partner, Irna Hirano, 70, a retired schoolteacher, hoped their solar power system would provide enough energy to keep the lights and refrigerator running through the storm.
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It requires a leap of faith to believe Crabbe and Russell can reach the heights some project for them, but if they blossom in their new environs, and Jeremy Lin can keep himself healthy, improving by 10 to 15 wins would not be shocking.
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Color photographs from her series A Life Full of Holes: The Strait Project (1998–19) chronicle the Gibraltar Strait and its environs, where movement between Morocco and Spain is freely open to those with an EU passport, while blocked for Moroccans without a visa.
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In general, Futel is interested in being an interactive, street-level project, but the project also carries an inextricable social mission, in providing a communications portal to growing low-income populations — which are increasingly an issue in the highly economically disparate environs of Portland.
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According to a new report in the journal Current Biology, you're not suddenly an insomniac; your brain just won't shut completely off so that you'll be capable of "faster responses to risk factors" that you may not yet know about in these unfamiliar environs.
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For her "Waterpod" project, she designed "a floating eco-habitat" that contained private living spaces, a public dome, as well as food, water, and energy systems; set on a barge, "Waterpod" floated around New York City's aquatic environs in the summer and fall of 2009.
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There were plenty of shots that made clear the ocean and other outdoor environs would be green-screened in later, and there were several moments when dialogue had been clearly patched in, read by producers to fill in gaps when the audio from set was unusable.
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The 10 zip codes donating the most money to the Clinton campaign are in just three metropolitan areas: New York City, centered on the upper west side and Brooklyn Heights; Washington DC and environs; and two traditionally liberal neighborhoods of San Francisco, the Mission and the Castro.
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The same researchers also noted in their report that people who are naturally creative are more likely to prefer these more chaotic work spaces, which makes sense given that figures like Steve Jobs, Mark Twain, and Albert Einstein all famously worked in less-than-orderly environs.
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Like Radiohead's "House of Cards" video, "Lemon Pepper" was shot on a 3D camera, which means that we get ghostly wireframes of ordinary environs, meant to "reference the separation of spirit and body, and the limbo space between life and afterlife," according to a press release.
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"Well, at least they finally admitted it was real," said the man crawling out of the ensuing permanent desert hellstorm covering America into the more soothing environs of a 30 meter sea rise to quietly drown along with civilization as we know it… 😬 https://t.
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Tens of thousands of civilians have fled the city of Aleppo and its environs in recent days as the Syrian military, backed by the punishing air power of Russian jets, made an aggressive push into a region of the country that long ago fell from government control.
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In the months since the Islamic State's seizure of Mosul in 2014 and its declaration of a caliphate to govern Syria and Iraq, the militants have driven many Christians out of the city and its environs, along with other ethnic and religious groups like the Yazidis.
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"As a senior adviser to Al Qaeda's networks in Syria and proximate environs, al-Adl could be especially useful in helping to define strategies that will help the group achieve confidence-inspiring successes," said Michael S. Smith II of Kronos Advisory, a terrorism research and analysis firm.
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"This development adds a dimension to the city that it has never had before," said Inglewood's mayor, James T. Butts Jr. Inglewood, a city of 2000,210, is just 22019 miles from downtown Los Angeles and a short drive from its upscale western environs like Beverly Hills.
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But in a normal week, the Prospect Park Y.M.C.A. and its environs clearly offer Mr. de Blasio a respite from the grind of city business, a place where the mayor has said he feels "grounded" and where he remains largely unaccosted for much of his workout.
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They are also the co-editors of a book, an English edition of which will be published in 2019, called "Guide des Grands Parisiens," a 208-page compendium of whimsical things to do and see across Île-de-France, the administrative region encompassing Paris and its environs.
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The fourth presidential impeachment hearings in the history of the United States, whose public phase came to an end on Thursday afternoon in the columned environs of the House Ways and Means Committee hearing room, may have hewed to decorum, but they were a battlefield nonetheless.
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So here my counterself has come to light and slipped into you, and yours into me, and they feel grand in their transposed bodies, simply because they don't have a great deal of respect for their former environs and the view to be had from there.
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International tourism arrivals neared 15.5 million in 2018 — a startling 64 percent jump above the 2016 figure, which explains the forest of construction cranes we saw ringing the shoreline at the far end of Halong Bay, as high-rise hotels surge into Cat Ba National Park's environs.
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Take the Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA again: Those genes have allowed people to adapt to the harsh environs of places like the Tibetan plateau, protecting them against the harmful effects of high altitudes and low oxygen saturation, which in nonlocals can cause stroke, miscarriage and other health risks.
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Tons of DJs toy with these sounds, but some—like Lee Burridge, the pioneering Brit responsible for helping launch Hong Kong's clubbing scene in the 90s, Damian Lazarus, Bedouin, and relative newcomer Atish—have greatly expanded their career potential on playing tracks that recall the desert's vast environs.
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In the first two weeks of October 2017 — just as the country was reeling from stories by the New York Times and the New Yorker about Harvey Weinstein's decades-long pattern of sexual harassment and assault — Kevin Spacey was in the sublime, sun-drenched environs of Southern Italy.
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Segura has moved to second base full time for the Diamondbacks—although he recently played shortstop again in an extra-inning pinch—and that, combined with his new environs and perhaps a bit of good luck, has Segura leading the National League in hits so far this season.
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Every time we went there, I wanted to stay there and play out a character arc instead of skittering away to the other things in the shadow-lands beyond its environs that didn't immediately identify as Twin Peaks or were only Twin Peaks by association with Dirty Cooper.
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Though the distance from the Mississippi River, or the Pacific Northwest wilderness or the Oklahoma panhandle, might not be all that great, geographically, the clean and considered fine art environs of the Pizzuti Collection, and the attendees of a members-only preview, feel worlds apart from their pictured countrymen.
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True to its name, Preston Is My Paris was founded in Paris in 2009 by Brits Adam Murray and Robert Parkinson, and has since evolved into a multihyphenate curatorial and publishing platform with a focus on photography and a guiding love of Preston, Lancashire, and other North England environs.
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What distinguishes Outlines from most other true crime podcasts is that host Jess Carter and her assistant Gemma frequently travel to the locations of the crimes, taking care to give detailed, atmospheric descriptions of the landscape and the surrounding environs, often doing on-site interviews with the locals.
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They may also understand, rightly, that this will turn out to be a more traditional novel than the raucous and inventive "Goon Squad," although the two books offer many of the same pleasures, including fine turns of phrase, a richly imagined environs and a restless investigation into human nature.
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The menu he left on the table was of the sort favored by corporate chains, bound in plastic, but the aromas wafting from the rear kitchen indicated some personal cooking was in store — a useful tip, by the way, for sniffing out good restaurants in unfamiliar environs anywhere.
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Throughout the weekend, 44 projects led by artists from this age group will be displayed on the sidewalks and environs of 14th Street, from Avenue C to the Hudson River, and contributors will parade their work along that thoroughfare on Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.
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The burnished elegance of David Woodhead's design makes cunning use of a two-way mirror and manages to couple distressed chic with a reminder of the theatrical environs that mark out the story of Desiree Armfeldt (a satin-cheeked Josefina Gabrielle) and her motley gathering of aristos and amours.
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In this medieval town and its environs, which are sufficiently inland to be sheltered from the sea air, a confluence of soil, sun and temperature nurtured the rose, jasmine, lavender, myrtle, wild mimosa and other flowers that were the genesis of the French perfume industry in the 17th century.
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She describes the work as a "neon, sex-shop sign, sewer-y autumnal landscape," containing in its fluid molecules all the "projected glamour and melancholy" of the L.A. environs and contained in the afterlives of things, including those that we are encouraged to rub onto our bodies or ingest.
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The basic argument being you might be able to more easily fit one of its "interactive meditation" sessions into, for example, your daily commute or your office environs, where it might be harder to concentrate on a more traditional audio-guided meditation given all the distracting activity going on around you.
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Among science fiction films, Luc Besson's 1997 epic The Fifth Element enjoys special status as a classic that's unique among others in the category, with an indulgent, artistic flair and beautiful set pieces that differ dramatically from the more drab and worn environs of movies like Star Wars and Blade Runner.
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I lived in Lakeview when I first moved to Chicago in the winter of 2012, and the environs directly outside the stadium—once a bustling ecosystem of hawkers selling peanuts, shirts, and water "cheaper on the outside"; scalpers wandering about; and the lovably grimy McDonalds—have been replaced by towering behemoths.
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The three-story boutique, which reopened in July, aims to be a beacon of modernity in the conservative environs of Place Vendôme, creating a tension between Repossi's meticulously articulated jewelry and the industrial elements OMA has introduced, including concrete, acrylic, aluminum and even a resin made to look like glass.
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Alcohol imbibers, too, can now repair to a plant-based eatery for mixed drinks with a healthy twist, such as the kombucha-based cocktails served at Graze in the heart of East Nashville, or the creamy avocado margarita served up at Avo in its cheeky shipping container environs off Charlotte Avenue.
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Originally from Philadelphia, Esherick received formal training in painting from the Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art (now University of the Arts) and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts before moving with his wife to more rural environs in Chester County, where he began exploring wood as a central medium.
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