Then, switch and insert it with the clamp facing down.
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There's no record Alex Honnold is afraid of facing down.
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I find the idea of facing down all those bottles impossible.
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Investing doesn't have to feel like facing down a Major League pitcher.
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A positive refrain isn't only helpful when facing down life's biggest moments.
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Can you imagine her standing there, facing down Donald Trump every day?
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Next we see Loki, holding the Cosmic Cube, facing down an unseen foe.
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He also said he fully supported Turkey in facing down the rogue troops.
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He always needed to keep one palm facing up and one facing down.
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In facing down potential rebels, the Fixed-term Parliaments Act constrains Mrs May.
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"NIMBY!" you might scream, but lots of luck facing down the concrete mafia.
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Facing down criticism on this front, Harvey turned the organization into a nonprofit.
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Now she is facing down all comers, from her own party and beyond.
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These encounters produced arresting video of angry constituents facing down their elected representatives.
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Facing down a sequoia, the most grammatically scrambled thoughts wind up feeling right.
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They're right here on Earth—and they're facing down a very Earth-bound problem.
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Indeed, the proceedings bought the company time in facing down a lawsuit by the
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The elderly Uncle Junior is in his armchair, facing down a disloyal male relation.
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Margaret Atwood's work is a goldmine for stories about women facing down institutional power.
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Or will it just decrease the platform's strength when facing down a Trump Administration?
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Yet actually making it happen would probably mean facing down a serious political backlash.
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Minutes later, he stood inside the apartment, facing down Khiel in a darkened hallway.
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Nearly 7,20163 service members have died facing down the menace of radical Islamic terrorism.
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No one considers the possibility that she's actually facing down giants — because giants don't exist.
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We are not unique in facing down the threat of global terrorism and active shooters.
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Your cellphone is O.K. on the table, he writes, if its screen is facing down.
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When you're facing down a crisis, you win by deploying every resource at your disposal.
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So Gregory created an illustration of an elderly breast instead, collapsed with the nipple facing down.
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So Isaiah decided to do what any sane person facing down outmatched combat would do: run.
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The compromises may prove too painful for either man to risk facing down his respective hardliners.
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It's about the peril of meeting your heroes, facing down disappointment, and rising to fight nonetheless.
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Officers bring these feelings to bear when facing down a suspect or a person of interest.
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Clinton with the reflexive rejection of a recent food poisoning victim facing down a fresh oyster.
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Government funding Don't look now, but we're facing down yet another government shutdown -- at midnight Friday.
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This may seem obvious, but leaving off any income could have you facing down the tax man.
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We've outlined the best Cyber Monday sales to get you killer deals without facing down mall mania.
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A season 3 promo shows Betty (Lili Reinhart) facing down what appears to be the same creature.
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It's also clear that facing down challenges around the world has provided you with uniquely valuable experience.
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To get the right fit, insert them into the ear facing down and twist up 90 degrees.
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McCain doesn't really count; he has always fashioned himself a maverick and is facing down brain cancer.
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American nuclear weapons were even withdrawn from South Korea, where they were facing down the North Koreans.
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She took me by the shoulders and pivoted me so that I was facing down the street.
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Facing down big-box stores and internet commerce, these businesses are in a precarious state, residents said.
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The goal is to keep the gumdrop-shaped base facing down — and its parachute pods pointed up.
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Washington (CNN)Facing down a Democratic-controlled Congress in a time of mounting budget deficits, President George.
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Frankly, facing down these questions makes me terrified to have kids in the digital age at all.
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Thatcher, through a program of shrinking big government, aiding business and facing down France's powerful labor unions.
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In May, facing down a number of scandals, Uber did away with forced arbitration for sexual harassment cases.
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And I'll admit that facing down a life-size Gyarados by San Francisco's Embarcadero would be pretty thrilling.
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I admit that I left it facing down the first time I tried them on in a demo.
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Jeannette Walls, author of the memoir "The Glass Castle," knows a thing or two about facing down fears.
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At the BBC, a prominent host found himself facing down charges of fake news by a Trump aide.
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He has steeled himself for another political battle after years of facing down opponents in scorched-earth fashion.
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After all, at the time they were facing down congressmen, they were still not old enough to vote.
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Weather Summer is only a few days old, but already Europe is facing down a big-time heat wave.
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When viewers first meet Alicia, she is with him facing down the cameras during the mea culpa press conference.
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Courage is facing down a tank in Tiananmen Square or a machine gun nest on the beaches of Normandy.
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Although facing down decades of systemic discrimination can be exhausting, Half the Picture keeps the tone light and upbeat.
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The senator is facing down a primary map that looks particularly tough for him over the next few weeks.
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Domino's is far from the only company facing down a lawsuit that requires its website accommodate people with disabilities.
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Last season, Ms. Rocha offered sturdy protection: plush coats like suits of armor for women facing down the world.
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"If you were serious about facing down the Chinese, you'd probably want more of that than less," he said.
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We took portraits of three of those mothers, who are facing down real danger to find out the truth.
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The company is likely facing down a protracted legal fight that could span months and drive unwanted media attention.
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Days after facing down a series of losses to Hillary Clinton in five Democratic primaries, Bernie Sanders doubled down.
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We might not be facing down ice zombies or a purple-faced alien who wants to obliterate half of everybody.
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With the outer layer facing down, hold lemon peel over glass and pinch it, then place on rim of glass.
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The creature's two unique set of tentacles—one facing up and once facing down—likely help it to catch prey.
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Facing down fierce demands from Democrats to confirm the Russia probe in January, he was described as unflinching and defiant.
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This the same transformation currently happening to the video game industry, and it's this reality that GameStop is facing down.
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Was it for this the British men and women sacrificed so much when facing down a previous, totalitarian "European union"?
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"Facing down a gunman at work doesn't make me any less afraid of taking other risks in life," he says.
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His own band plays dark, low-slung Southern rock that borders on grunge, facing down dark thoughts with bluesy determination.
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"We don't want to see veterans facing down veterans," said Lonnie Wangen, commissioner of North Dakota's Department of Veterans Affairs.
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A tense neck — inevitable if your head is facing down — tends to strangle your words, preventing you from speaking clearly.
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This is what panic looks like when facing down an onrushing federal prosecution that could lead to significant jail time.
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Yet no one should count on the president facing down the National Rifle Association, which opposes the latter two steps.
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One of her recent pieces portrays a small boy in overalls, his hands on his hips, facing down a lion.
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He commanded bishops to be more proactive in facing down the scourge of narcotics and denounced gangs as dealers of death.
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Gerry Connolly, who was inside the SCIF at the time, said he saw 20 Republicans facing down just two security guards.
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Now, the actor and comedian facing down speculation that rising star James Corden might be a better man for the job.
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When it comes to coolly facing down critics, the apple doesn't far fall from the tree for Hillary Clinton's daughter, Chelsea.
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Bear 32, known appropriately as "Chunk" by his fans, is facing down Bear 856, the scarred bully of the Brooks River.
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The embattled federal appeals court judge is facing down three other accusers who allege that he sexually abused them decades ago.
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But the government is still facing down another deadline -- July 32.53 -- to reunite thousands of older children with their parents. 3.
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Ms. Cleveland doesn't shrink from facing down in her book an industry not always welcoming of black beauty, then or now.
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Facing down potentially months of bills with no income, Marie turned to her landlord to see if she could negotiate rent.
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Dolan, it should be noted, is a recovering alcoholic, and for facing down his demons he has nothing but my admiration.
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Firefighters have been facing down a fast-moving blaze northwest of Sacramento in Yolo County, California, that started Saturday and quickly spread.
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On screen, however, she's constantly facing down terrifying monsters, from the Demogorgon to the Demodogs to the three-headed hydra in Godzilla.
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He swiftly passed long-needed reforms to make the labour market more flexible, working with moderate unions and facing down obstreperous ones.
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As this -- another viral disease -- emerges, we're again facing down a primordial threat that reminds us we are animals in an ecosystem.
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When facing down Trump appointees in the Senate or appearing on the media, he often says just what I hope to hear.
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They are fully committed in Tchaikovsky's Fourth and Fifth (DSO Live), too, facing down the fates in the Fifth with brisk nonchalance.
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"And that would mean Merkel facing down" the right in her own party, Alternative for Germany and her finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble.
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Severing internet access is a common tool for governments facing down protests, to try and make it more difficult to organize people.
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And to begin facing down that threat, we don't need connectivity, community, or other warm and fuzzy nostrums from civic ages past.
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Next up were the Capitals, facing down their history of taking big leads in playoff series and then watching them slip away.
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I profiled Chris Murphy, the estimable junior senator from Connecticut who suddenly found himself facing down the Republican N.R.A. puppets in Congress.
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And as a result, they are facing down hundreds of dollars in monthly payments to loans for an education they never received.
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And in facing down the conservatives on race, Labor has the opportunity to reaffirm Australia's position as a global model for openness.
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But Mr. Allman helped write it and his story was in it, facing down a lifelong self-destructive streak he had survived.
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You and I have the unfortunate honor of facing down a crisis the likes of which our species has never before seen.
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Like the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare) or not, it's impossible to deny that many exchanges — and consumers — are facing down a crisis.
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Trump is facing down a swarm of investigations from multiple congressional committees, a special counsel, state and federal prosecutors, and private litigants.
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You'll see Michael Jackson standing in front of tanks, or a praying mantis with its arms raised facing down a giant tire.
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Photo: Luca Bruno (AP)Grown-ish actor and reported onetime Kourtney Kardashian suitor Luka Sabbat is facing down a lawsuit from Snap Inc.
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Tillerson has spent his week grappling with hesitant allies and facing down enemies who are well-schooled in the dark art of duplicity.
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After these 15 minutes, flip the chicken so that the breast is now facing down, and roast in this position for 10 minutes.
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Today, he is weighing many of the same factors, and facing down a Congress more bitterly divided than any he has ever seen.
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His choice of words could perhaps be interpreted as recognition of how much he will need their support facing down the Kim regime.
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Some painters today take advantage of the creative tension inherent in a need to paint, while facing down antagonizing forces that suggest otherwise.
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The President, who is facing down an impeachment inquiry led by House Democrats, attended with House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy, North Carolina Rep.
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The first shaped paintings consisted of two boat-like shapes, with their curved sides facing down, stacked one on top of the other.
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John Deere, an American tractor-maker, has spent four years facing down a rebellion from farmers angry at being subject to similar restrictions.
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Mr. Laird's opposition to escalating the war was based on his primary concern: facing down the nuclear threat posed by the Soviet Union.
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Journeys that usually involve hours stuck at gridlocked roundabouts, with police officers facing down honking matatu buses, now take a snappy half-hour.
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Aragorn was facing down orcs, who sported symbols for feminism, communism, media outlets — and oddly, an Android ghost emoji striped with rainbow colors.
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Google, which is facing down employee protests and regulatory scrutiny in the United States and Europe, posted a 22 percent increase in revenue.
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The company, facing down a handful of regulatory headaches, lost some of its top executives in India at the start of this year.
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We get to see Trump negotiating with Littlefinger, facing down the queen of dragons, Daenerys Targaryen, and even preparing for battle alongside Tyrion Lannister.
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To perform the test, you simply take a penny and put it into the tread of the tire with Abraham Lincoln's head facing down.
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Today, she and 2,665 other passengers are shut in their cabins, facing down a two-week quarantine just off the coast of Yokohama, Japan.
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Putting a teacher in the situation of facing down an assault weapon-bearing shooter with a large capacity magazine is unlikely to work well.
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When facing down career challenges and obstacles, pull yourself up to your greatest height, gather your dignity and respect, and — most importantly — stop talking.
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Additionally, she shepherded the university through the 2008 financial crisis largely unscathed, facing down an $11 billion plunge in the school's endowment in 2009.
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Now, in response to those actions, some Tim Hortons owners are facing down rallies and boycotts planned by labor activists and some everyday Canadians.
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They're facing down a bong-wielding terminator who just walked through a cloud of bear spray and wasn't fazed—I'd be frightened as well.
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A best-selling book and his portrayal by Al Pacino in the 230 film "Serpico" helped make his name synonymous with facing down wrongdoing.
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The governor, Democrat Ralph Northam, is facing down calls to resign after a racist photo from his page in his medical school yearbook resurfaced.
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To commemorate International Women's Day, it also unveiled a statue of a girl facing down the charging bull of Wall Street in New York.
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President Vladimir Putin, on the other hand, is defiantly facing down the international order, railing against rules he believes no longer serve his government.
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Pete Sessions and Republican incumbents in the Seventh, 22nd, 23rd and 31st are facing down very competitive races, according to Cook Political Report. Reps.
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When you're facing down an animal whose head weighs more than your entire body, the difference between your strength and a boy's is completely irrelevant.
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Dropbox may surprise with its ambitious relaunch, but facing down the world's three largest tech companies isn't really the position you want to be in.
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Mueller said he then immediately moved in to get in the shot with his right arm outstretched and his hand closed and palm facing down.
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And the state is facing down a summer demand season with a historically low power reserve margin of 8.1 percent, leaving little room for error.
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Domestically, 2017 was mixed, highlighted by the marriage vote and by Turnbull finally facing down his nemesis and former boss, ex-Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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And Reince Priebus is in charge of the whole Republican Party and he's facing down the barrel of a really, really scary situation in November.
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For in facing down the complexities of being grown-up, which include acknowledging the inevitably of death, "The Wildness" retreats to the sanctuary of childhood.
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And while the 24-year-old from Texas is an intimidating force when facing down opponents, it all melts away when it comes to his mother.
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Israeli leaders, he said, have painted a false picture of Israel constantly at the brink of destruction, facing down existential threats on par with the Holocaust.
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It's a lot easier to see with the screen facing down, but that kind of defeats the whole purpose of using the speaker with your phone.
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I'm not arguing that this is going to change the world, or save it, or solve any of the truly horrifying things we're facing down now.
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Reproductive rights advocates are used to facing down attacks on many fronts, but in July Democrats dealt us an unexpected blow that has left me reeling.
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He found himself becoming far more empathetic, developing a new type of confidence, facing down the fear of the unknown, and emerging more determined than ever.
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The image, inked onto his chest, is based on a famous 1989 photograph of a Chinese protester facing down a line of tanks on Tiananmen Square.
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His visit represented a marked shift from the Cold War era, when Turkey was a staunch ally of the West in facing down the Soviet Union.
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Frank Ocean is, probably more than most of us, well acquainted with the idea of facing down versions of reality other people have imagined for him.
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Meier says that "ladies of leisure" will spear their food with their fork and keep the tines facing down while bringing the morsel up to their mouths.
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Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) has apparently thrown his support behind the Democrat facing down the embattled Republican Roy Moore in the Alabama special election next week.
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President Donald Trump, habitual Twitter-er, found himself this week in a common predicament for some of the platform's most avid users: facing down a copyright flag.
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The image, taken by Jonathan Bachman for Reuters, depicts protester Ieshia Evans calmly facing down a police line-up in full riot gear as she gets arrested.
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Back on his home turf after an eight-day foreign trip, President Donald Trump is once again facing down controversy — and now it's hitting close to home.
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Now, we return with our hero, the 403 God, maybe facing down Eminem, the Rap God, in a beef that was predicted by Ebro on Hot 240.
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In this case, Sony had the additional challenge of facing down internet trolls unhappy about the casting of Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones and Kristen Wiig.
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By facing down an enemy across the negotiating table, they set a laudable example at a time when so many of the world's armed conflicts appear intractable.
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The Virgin Mary's hands are raised, with the right palm facing down, angled above the lectern, while her left hand clasps the sides of the veil together.
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He'll still be facing down criminal charges—and a possible jail sentence of up to 10 years—and Israel's president would find himself in a tough spot.
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Ross' Commerce Department currently lacks funding and most of the more than 45,000 employees who work for him are facing down their second straight paycheck of $0.00.
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"I actually have to wear it backwards for it to fit," meaning that, in the week that's elapsed, she's worn the device with the display facing down.
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If this were CBS's "Madame Secretary" or, God help us, ABC's cliché-ridden "Designated Survivor" (about a virtuous president facing down Washington cynicism), she would defy them.
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Part of what makes OK Computer so bracing is the feeling that the band is standing over the edge of a cliff, facing down the oblivion below.
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It later morphed into a script about a police officer who, facing down a cartel after his brother's apparent suicide, adopts the persona of El Chicano, a.k.a.
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President Donald Trump, standing alongside Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and facing down a string of controversies engulfing his young administration, took questions from the press Friday.
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Women in the U.S. are feeling increasingly unequal, facing down gender discrimination in nearly every facet of their daily lives including healthcare, pay parity, and workplace harassment.
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But when you're the president and you're facing down enormous challenges in your country and constantly having to put out fires, you need to show your face.
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But the move backfired; the photo immediately went viral with Democrats tweeting it out as a symbol of the speaker's strength in facing down a hostile president.
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In the capital markets context resilience in 2016 has been about facing down event risk: Brexit, the Trump election win, and the "no" vote in the Italian referendum.
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Led by creator Melissa Rosenberg, it revolved around a PTSD-suffering, borderline alcoholic PI facing down her rapist, a supervillain who could control his victims' thoughts and actions.
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He also had the misfortune of facing down his political rival, Yulia Tymoshenko, a former prime minister who rose to power in the aftermath of the Orange Revolution.
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But we are facing down any number of threats that could ruin our existence on this planet, from climate change to the ever-looming specter of nuclear war.
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Touted as the "Villains and Heroes" party, the invitation featured "a sword-wielding centurion crouching in an ancient ruin, facing down a serpent-haired Medusa," according to Bloomberg.
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By facing down a coup in 2016, and winning a subsequent election and referendum to tighten his grip on power, he has changed the rules of Turkish politics.
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They stood in front of a concrete Jersey barrier, facing down a mob of ruffians wearing ski masks and bandannas who appeared to be burning down a city.
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They compiled a slender blue binder that told a different story about Caswick, not the story of selling to zombies, stumbling upon dead bodies, and facing down guns.
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When he's not facing down a microphone or noodling away in the rehearsal space, Willetts maintains quite an active Twitter presence, which is how we first became acquainted.
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Venturing one block out of the neighborhood's protected zone to go to a bodega, where rice and plantains can be had on credit, means facing down the enemy.
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Hailed as the answer to Europe's populist tide, he has brought a buzz back into French diplomacy by facing down President Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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Drubbed into obedience, they piped an increasingly strident narrative of a newly assertive leader facing down the West into nearly every household across the country's 11 time zones.
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Trump said Tuesday his administration is "facing down the menace of radical Islamic terrorism," using a controversial phrase that he's insisted is necessary to accurately define the enemy.
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Blue Lives Matter is an online movement inspired by violence against police with the goal of standing up for law enforcement and facing down Black Lives Matter activists.
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As the three-hour session nears its climax, the team members find themselves facing down a tower on wheels that's rolling their way, filled with skeletal beasties called Gnolls.
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Meanwhile, heir-in-exile Lysander au Lune, has returned, determined to bring peace back to humanity by wresting control from the Gold families and facing down Darrow over Mercury.
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The Congolese government's success in facing down the companies' lobbying could also signal a shift in the balance of power as countries sitting on increasingly lucrative resources become emboldened.
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As for facing down sexism in the workplace, Bhattacharya advised on the importance of creating a reputation for delivering results early on in one's career as a preemptive mechanism.
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The order of operations, known as PEMDAS, can save you from many math-based embarrassments, though few may ever find themselves facing down a wall of hardened polystyrene foam.
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Armed only with a pathetic and paltry pistol, Loomis seems to be the only character capable of facing down Michael again and again and surviving to tell the tale.
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McNally Jackson, an independent chain in New York that said it was "facing down a massive, unprecedented loss in revenue," is also laying off employees until its stores reopen.
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The first to fall for me was at the bottom, 106A, the "American composer and lyricist" with the arrow facing down/[Next] indicator at the start of the clue.
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For one thing, the band appears to work best when the sensor is positioned with the power light facing down, but then the light is shining in your eyes.
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Town Hall Briefing MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — The Republican lawmakers stood with fixed smiles, shifting in place, facing down turmoil but no trial inside a municipal courtroom overstuffed with constituents.
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In the early years of the Cold War, with American-allied West Germany facing down an overwhelming Soviet threat, the United States promised any attack would prompt nuclear retaliation.
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Repeatedly in 1960, JFK invoked the lessons he learned from Winston Churchill in facing down dictators and about the need for American resolve as a bastion of international freedom.
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Pelosi now will have to manage her rank-and-file members who hail from disparate corners of the country, and are facing down vastly different political realities back home.
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It's about small groups of medieval fantasy soldiers fighting desperately to stay alive while facing down hordes of undead and evil sorcerers, with damned few heroes to lead them.
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In a bold speech delivered at the Justice Department's Religious Liberty Summit, Sessions characterized the task force as a necessary step in facing down the prevailing forces of secularism.
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Image: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona"It looks like the heat shield has its dark outside facing down, since it is so bright," wrote the HiRISE team at its blog.
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Sueno's dismissal also comes a month after Duterte's former campaign spokesperson Peter Tiu Laviña, who was head of the National Irrigation Administration, left his post while facing down corruption charges.
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After facing down students who insisted, "If you arrest one of us, you will have to arrest us all," the police left, but not without taking pictures of everyone present.
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Facing down opposition from Stephen Bannon, Mr Trump's chief strategist, Mr Tillerson and his counterpart at the Pentagon, James Mattis, are also believed to be arguing for Never Trump hires.
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The Australian athletes are already finding themselves facing down the absolute fuckery of the 2016 Olympics—as well as some unrelated issues—and the Games haven't even officially started yet.
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The company is not only being sued by Apple in a dispute over chip royalties, but is also facing down a $100 billion-plus hostile takeover from rival chipmaker Broadcom.
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Even in facing down all this violence, trans women of color are rising in resilience to demand rights and respect — and true allies need to help them in that struggle.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is facing down the first major hurricane of his administration well aware of the potential of monster storms to make -- or break -- a political career.
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The Ehang 2003 has a total of eight rotors, two on each corner but with one rotor facing up and the other facing down, each powered by its own motor.
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And even though it ends on a somber note, with Buffy facing down the First Slayer and all the death she's wrought, "Restless" also, crucially, manages to be very funny.
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In choosing their parry, Iran's leaders would need to balance between facing down America by raising the stakes, and avoiding an all-out war that would threaten the regime's survival.
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An accomplished professional woman sacrificing her privacy -- and her safety -- to step forward to tell her story, facing down a group, at least on the Republican side, of mostly men?
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They went to unusual, even dangerous lengths to support President Trump's unpopular health care bill, facing down protesters at home and begging for special accommodation from House leaders in Washington.
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The question that Downsizing ultimately seems to settle on is: What's a sad-sack, middle-class white man to do when he's facing down the imminent (if gradual) destruction of humanity?
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In publishing it, Anna joined the ranks of a small but growing club: the group of women facing down a spree of online abuse intended to drive them off the internet.
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In publishing it, Anna joined the ranks of a small but growing club: the group of women facing down a spree of online abuse intended to drive them off the internet.
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In some ways, the minimal damage and recovery offer a beacon of hope to communities facing down other natural hazards, whether that's hurricanes, fires, floods, rising sea levels, or more earthquakes.
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Spotify keeps facing down lawsuits about royalties and record-keeping, and incorrectly counting streams for one of the biggest artists in the world doesn't seem like it will help its case.
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With Florida facing down the barrel of a monstrous, record-shattering hurricane, a local sheriff in the state decided to make jokes about locking people up when they look for shelter.
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Video footage of the incident shows Nadler slumped in his seat, facing down at the table and having some difficulty responding to de Blasio, who had asked if he was okay.
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Those who have seen Parente pull off turnarounds before say his patience and professionalism will help get Petrobras back on track, facing down longstanding resistance from unions and their political allies.
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Indeed, the scope of a treason prosecution is so narrow that it's hard to fathom a Trump official ever facing down a treason charge as a result of the Russia scandal.
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"The robot hit my son's head and he fell down facing down on the floor and the robot did not stop and it kept moving forward," Harwin's mom Tiffany Teng said.
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Ms. DiPiazza, in a tiered, full-length dress, is first seen seated on a high stool with a revolving seat; the piece ends with her slowly spinning on it, facing down.
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People should know better not to fuck with you (facing down a charging bull is terrifying, after all), but people underestimate you because you're into looking at comfort food Pinterest boards.
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But if she does win the nomination, she'll come out a stronger and healthier candidate for having gone through the trouble of actually facing down criticism from the party's left wing.
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For decades, the Pokémon games have told me that I was a legendary trainer, facing down the world's greatest pokémon masters in huge battles, but Sword and Shield finally shows that.
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"Now our struggle is even weightier," than earlier struggles against colonialist and imperialist powers, she said, "because the people we are facing down aren't foreigners, but are from our own nation."
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When facing down, whether floating in place or using a backward kicking motion to swim to shore, the operative should arch his back in order to raise his head above water.
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Viewers watch as families spend exhausting weeks sorting through every item in their homes, facing down the sheer volume of their belongings and the marital strife all that stuff often causes.
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As a linguistics expert, her job, especially facing down an alien lifeform, is making sure we all understand what it is that they're trying to say and what their purpose is.
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If the primary had ended with Bernie Sanders facing down Jeb Bush, the key identities would have been economic — Bush would've run against Sanders's socialism; Sanders would've run against Bush's plutocracy.
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Facing down the sizable challenge of the then-amazing MacBook Air, the PC industry signed on — and within a few years, the quality of Windows hardware had undeniably changed for the better.
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Assuming that you're in a temperate, cloudy North American forest for this scenario, the only use the shades would have is to like... look dope while facing down a wolverine, I guess.
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The leaked emails, which first appeared in European newspapers, suggested the law firm used the humanitarian organisation as a cover when facing down demands for information from prying banks and financial institutions.
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The leaked emails, which first appeared in European newspapers, suggested the law firm used the humanitarian organization as a cover when facing down demands for information from prying banks and financial institutions.
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Unable to cope with a world still containing a living Michael Myers, Laurie forced Karen to shoot a gun at age 8, to practice facing down a killer who haunted her dreams.
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Rest, the resulting record, gets pretty damn close, facing down despair with an unflinching pen, tackling both Kate's passing as well her father's (who died when she was 19) in gruesome detail.
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"Facing down a massive, unprecedented loss in revenue, in consultation with the union we have temporarily laid off employees until the store is able to reopen," McNally Jackson wrote in the post.
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At the outset of Chris Offutt's new novel, "Country Dark," a young veteran of the Korean War crosses from Ohio into Kentucky, and it's not long before he's facing down a gun.
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Later Saturday, after talks with Chinese leaders in Beijing, Tillerson echoed some of the same themes as in his IJR interview, especially on the need to cooperate on facing down North Korea.
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He is facing down multiple ongoing defamation lawsuits brought by families of mass shooting victims and others he has accused of being nefarious deep state operatives, putting him under yet more financial pressure.
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All of this adds up to a very hard question: can Eero succeed in creating a new kind of ecosystem while facing down waves of competition and the inevitable pull to sell out?
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Instead of a tale of the US president bravely facing down corruption, it looks like — because it is — a story of a US president enlisting foreign countries to kneecap his domestic political rivals.
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Read: Sarahan nomads are facing down terror and climate change "Part of the problem is there's so many Chinese people who don't understand, who don't know," Davidson says, frustration etched on his face.
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After facing down a no-confidence vote triggered by his own MPs last year, this result is a huge success for the Labour Party's Jeremy Corbyn and his brand of left-wing politics.
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In the cold light of morning Thursday, Mr. Cruz found himself facing down furious delegates from his own state at a public breakfast, who told him he needed to back Mr. Trump now.
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Simply save and print the image below and fold it up (check out this tutorial if you need a refresher, just be sure to fold with the printed side facing down to start).
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Mr. Gorbachev was a leader of real courage, as he showed in facing down the 1991 coup — with less panache than Mr. Yeltsin standing atop a tank but with at least equal valor.
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And this week Pepsi was mocked on Twitter after an advertisement compared Kendall Jenner to a Black Lives Matter protester who became a national symbol after facing down police officers in riot gear.
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This sequence also establishes once and for all that Dom and, to a lesser extent, the rest of his team have been refashioned as superheroes, capable of facing down and overcoming any threat.
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It is expected to use its majority to resist any substantial amendments to the bill, facing down opponents of a "hard Brexit" that will prioritise immigration controls over membership of Europe's lucrative single market.
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Trump actually gets extra credit for the appearance of being hyper-aggressive, for projecting an image of him facing down high-risk decisions while flawlessly navigating a wide range of complex and ambiguous scenarios.
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A handful of survivors have already become activists, leading rousing speeches, challenging politicians and NRA leaders, planning massive rallies, and even facing down right-wing conspiracy theories, all to fight for stronger gun control.
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As the results came in Sunday, Poroshenko said in an address that, in his view, Zelenskiy is not only incapable of holding the office, but he's incapable of facing down the country's biggest enemy.
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But recently, over a million people have flipped the script, taking to the streets and facing down a violent police response as they demand a reckoning on the promise of prosperity that never came.
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With Mr. Frist, then the Senate majority leader, retiring, Mr. Corker sought the seat in one of the most-watched races of 2006, facing down Harold E. Ford Jr., a Democratic congressman from Memphis.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday dodged a question on whether he would withdraw the nomination of his embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who is facing down allegations of sexual misconduct from multiple women.
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" At the breakout session, she said, "We talked about de-escalation and what happens for people in that moment when you're facing down a line of riot cops and feel yourself getting scared or anxious.
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The little boy facing down on the shores of Turkey continues to haunt us today, add to that the small child in the back of an ambulance, for the first time seeing his own blood.
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Friendship with an ex from whom you've amicably split always sounds good, especially to a grieving saddo facing down the gaping hole the ex left in her schedule, but sometimes people take it too far.
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After only a year of operation, Carver, still run by Mosaica, signed a mortgage agreement to buy and upgrade the school property for $123 million — the loan Brown found herself facing down 17 years later.
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If the jumper has a magnet with the south pole facing down, toward a south pole mounted on the ground, there will again be an upward-pushing force as these two magnets get closer together.
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Photo: Michael Dwyer (AP)Fast-food chain Wendy's is facing down a lawsuit in Illinois over its use of fingerprint scanners to track employees at work in retail locations, according to court documents obtained by ZDNet.
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Electric vehicles are facing down a threat in the shape of the Republican tax plan, which could do away with federal subsidies—not quite an industry-buster, but grim news for the burgeoning American EV sector.
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The next election is not due until 2018 but, after facing down a corruption scandal at state developer 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), Najib is expected to capitalize on opposition disarray and call an election this year.
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For more from Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine on their historic team and facing down Donald Trump, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday There have also been some surprises along the way.
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Wan and the writers vastly overestimate how interesting it is to watch people deny the evidence of their own eyes, or to act as if nothing is wrong after facing down one snarling apparition after another.
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Well, Emma Watson herself has confirmed that a Harry Potter cast WhatsApp group does in fact exist, and frankly we'd consider facing down an army of Dementors just for a single hour of browsing through it.
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Yet after facing down demonstrators, pushing through a controversial legislative superbody in a July vote also boycotted by the opposition, and notching a majority in October gubernatorial polls, Maduro has ridden out the storm for now.
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The extent to which this characterization makes him seem implausible is the extent to which it is impossible to imagine someone facing down such cruelty with little more than a relentless spirit and a pleasant demeanor.
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And like Mr. Mattis and Mr. Pence, Mr. Tillerson made clear that the United States had a jaundiced view of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, saying that facing down Russian aggression remained a crucial task.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff doesn't see a clear end to the American presence in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria — nations facing down the threat of the Islamic State and other dangerous groups. Gen.
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Hela serves as a terrifying reminder that the past has a way of catching up to the present In Thor: Ragnarok, Thor is the one who rises to the occasion of facing down Asgard's ugly past.
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In four towns along the Mississippi River that are now facing down floodwaters once more, the consequences of the decisions made in the aftermath of 1993 have suddenly come back, sharper and more divisive than ever.
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Instead, she's spent the last few weeks at the center of a British right-wing media storm, facing down vile Twitter abuse and being subjected to articles with such headlines as "Lily Madigan Is Not a Woman".
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Destiny 2 will start out with players facing down Dominus Ghaul of the Red Legion, a militaristic force of the antagonistic Cabal race that takes the Traveler hostage and robs you of all your powers and gear.
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It's the opposite of The Matrix: Leila starts off flying around and facing down machine armies, then finds a world she enjoys more, where she just does mundane things like ice skating, or walking through the woods.
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It's an affable effects movie, mostly about the fantasy of being in the know about "the truth of the universe," as Molly puts it, and about facing down aliens with spy-hard skills and giant shiny guns.
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"The robot hit my son's head and he fell down facing down on the floor and the robot did not stop and it kept moving forward," noted the boy's mom, Tiffany Teng, in an ABC7 News report.
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Nearly two-thirds of people were in favour of the government facing down the strikes, while 56 percent thought the train stoppages were unjustified, according to an Ifop poll published on Sunday in the Journal du Dimanche.
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Secure second set of extensions with the clips facing down so it's easier to brush up into a ponytail, then combine the second pony with the first one and use a bungee elastic to fasten them together.
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The ruling is still facing down various challenges, but the big issue of the net neutrality debate is effectively settled: from here on out, providers will have to treat all the web traffic on their network equally.
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Although the teams are even, facing down a team of 50 players is still intimidating and seems to inspire people to help each other to make sure the team has a chance of coming out on top.
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In the run-up to the anniversary, Turkish media has been saturated by coverage from the coup attempt, with some channels showing almost constant footage of young men and headscarved mothers facing down armed soldiers and tanks.
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Brown has been tight-fisted since returning to office in 2011, reining in the state's liberal Democratic majority lawmakers to build a rainy day fund and hold down expenses after facing down a $27 billion budget deficit.
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While we might be capable of channeling resilience after tragedy, facing down fears and becoming stronger, or turning off fears in certain areas, the idea of total fearlessness as an overall approach to life still seems mythical.
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What is particularly astounding about this spectacle is that the Republican Party -- which prides itself as having won the Cold War by facing down Moscow -- is effectively buying into a conspiracy theory energetically advanced by Russia itself.
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The airlines are also facing down a crop of upstart transatlantic airlines that in exchange for a low base fare sell perks that used to be free on many airlines like seat selection, food and cabin baggage.
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Their cohort, they point out, is quantitatively worse off than its parents were, facing down not just uncertainty about the future but, in 2019, a raging gerontocracy doing everything in its considerable power to deny them influence.
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After Colonel Vindman's explosive testimony on Tuesday, will Morrison keep that same energy he had when allegedly talking to Taylor while he's facing down questioning, or will the White House actually manage to keep this one from talking?
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Sure, we might be facing down a potential nuclear war, burning fossil fuels for fun, and still not have our own robot butlers, but the last few years have at least brought us something undeniably futuristic: levitating speakers.
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Sure, you may not be facing down Darth Vader, but the constant flurry and shifting strikes that Beat Saber demands turns what could be hapless flailing around into what feels like the skillful swordplay of a fencing master.
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Under the overall command of Isnilon Hapilon, the wiry leader of the Filipino jihadi Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG), militants have held Marawi -- a city of 22002,22007 -- for over a month, defiantly facing down government troops and daily airstrikes.
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Brown, 77, has been tight-fisted since returning to office in 2011, reining in the state's liberal Democratic majority lawmakers to build a rainy day fund and hold down expenses after facing down a $27 billion budget deficit.
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Single-handedly facing down a succession of riverine hordes, Manji also has to dodge ultra-colorful weaponry — like blades cunningly designed to relocate your insides to your outsides — and an array of fancifully coifed and costumed lone opponents.
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And that had taken me deep into the Greater Caucasus, a couple of dozen miles from the Russian border, facing down what looked like Central Asia's entire fleet of big-rig trucks in the smallest tunnel ever built.
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Such demographic research will be critical in facing down the threat elsewhere, as more countries grapple with a deadly pandemic that's just getting started and we learn more about how the virus is transmitted within families and communities.
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In the Studio In the latest installment of this series that goes inside the private working worlds of designers, Olivier Rousteing, creative director of Balmain, discusses the importance of loud music, breaking rules and facing down his critics.
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The movie begins in medias res, with Quill and the gang facing down a blobby adversary with fat, snapping tentacles and rows of nasty teeth — the better to eat them with or just tear them limb from limb.
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Maybe it's facing down the end of the decade that made her famous, but Lil Bub's passing feels like the death of the era of Tumblr, of Mohawk Guy, of a lot of things that made people happy.
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Roosevelt and Churchill called on people throughout the world to recognize the dignity and brotherhood of man, and to protect and celebrate the innocence of childhood — and they did so while facing down a real and mortal threat.
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"While Republicans are battling it out and facing down the prospects of a long and expensive primary, Democrats are gearing up to take back the district and win in the increasingly diverse Fort Bend County," Mr. Rahman wrote.
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Lowering the pitcher's mound also worked in 2204, and it's worth considering dropping it some more to help reduce the elevation advantage that pitchers have, especially in today's era of often overmatched hitters facing down 268 mph+ pitches.
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Alcatel took the concept even further, however, drilling speaker grills on both the front and the back of the phones, so they sound should be loud and clear even if you place the phone on a surface facing down.
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This wasn't limited to just the teaser trailer either: the first trailer also featured a number of changes, from altered dialogue, to other big scenes such as Jyn facing down a TIE Fighter on the top of the tower.
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Imagine the frustration of facing down a tray full of gooey, chewy, chocolate-chip delights and not being able to sink your teeth into one because your aversion or inability to eat milk and eggs got in the way.
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It is that last group that elevates this story of a brother and sister facing down an ancient evil — that wide swath of henchmen, princesses, knights, and even the ancient evil himself that are not all that they appear.
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However, T.K.'s talents will mostly remain confined to his bedroom, but maybe if someone in Hollywood checks this video out we'll get to him facing down a grizzled villain on some dusty western alley in the near future.
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The end was all the more personal because the former Florida governor had poured his energy into the state, invoking his family's political legacy at one campaign stop after another and facing down voters who questioned his campaign strategy.
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Even facing down the end of everything doesn't really affect her: "It was only a matter of time," she murmurs, seemingly more proud of Rachel acting as the showrunner from the shadows than concerned about what's on the horizon.
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Anyone who's cooked lots of burgers knows how to tell when to flip: The edges of the patty facing down start to curl a little and change color, and a bit of liquid tends to pool on the top.
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Just skating at the Winter Olympics this year, medal or no, is already a victory for pair figure skater Alexa Scimeca Knierim, she tells PEOPLE, less than two years after facing down a rare and potentially deadly gastrointestinal condition.
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We might be facing down the first World Series rematch since 1978, with the attendant possibilities either of the first back-to-back championship team since the turn of the millennium, or of a runner-up getting their revenge.
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It hadn't been their idea, but there they were, sitting at a picnic table in the middle of the afternoon facing down meaty steins of lager, talking about techno with Austin Kramer, Spotify's global head of dance-music curation.
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This is a real weakness for Sanders, and one that'll be hard to address: That he's an insurgent facing down a corrupt Democratic establishment is core to his identity, and to the bond he's built with his staunchest supporters.
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"Genius city, facing down a possible pandemic-driven recession, passes special interest initiative that city economist says will reduce the GDP by $23 billion," Kim-Mai Cutler, a venture capitalist and a former tech journalist, on Twitter on Wednesday.
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Today the Corps of Engineers is less likely to be facing down tyranny than practicing it, in the form of abusive regulatory enforcement that punishes farmers and other property owners who seek to make productive use of their land.
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Every now and then, as when Jackie is onstage — isolated in the harsh lighting and facing down a show-me world that has become increasingly foreign to him — you can see the movie that "The Comedian" might have been.
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Date: February 4, 2018What made the moment: With a backup quarterback facing down the greatest dynasty in NFL history, the Philadelphia Eagles needed to use every part of the playbook to take down the Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
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Why it matters: From the China trade war to growing tensions with Iran, the president is facing down multiple global hotspots and a number of unresolved foreign policy deals as he heads to the world's most prominent diplomatic stage.
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It's hard to tell, since it's such a quick glimpse, but it sure looks like there are thousands of wildlings fleeing from something that Jon and his posse are facing down, and our bet is that it's the Night King himself.
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It felt hypocritical for me, who proudly participated in the March For Our Lives, to watch scene after scene of petrified humans facing down rifles as if it were entertainment — and not also something that occurs on the news regularly.
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It's also partly because the company is facing down perhaps the most aggressive regulatory challenges it's ever faced, all amid a swell of anti-tech sentiment that's been brewing for years in the EU and is now making its way Stateside.
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In contrasting fortunes, London-listed CYBG jumped 10 percent to the top of the STOXX 600 after reporting a slight rise in lending in the first quarter of its 2019 fiscal year, facing down strong competition on Britain's housing mortgage market.
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It's a visual novel/choose your own adventure style game that stars you as a journalist, facing down Steve Bannon at his shitty Bannon-ist, giving you an "off the record" account of Trump's encounters with ghosts in the house.
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Canadian-born Ted Cruz has been facing down the backlash of the so-called "birther" movement, as his Canadian birth and former citizenship are raising questions about whether he counts as a "natural-born" citizen, a requirement for presidential office.
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Unlike officials in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, they were able to draw on the country's experience facing down eight previous outbreaks of the virus, named after the eponymous river in northern Congo where it was first detected in 1976.
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Yet his belligerent stance could have as much to do with facing down domestic rivals skeptical of a young heir apparent and his ability to govern the isolationist state as it has with presenting a veneer of invulnerability and strength.
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And the two speeches taken together are rightly understood as McCain's attempt -- while facing down a diagnosis of terminal brain cancer -- to serve as a clarion call for a GOP he believes has wrongly and dangerously fallen under the Trump trance.
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It's pretty suspenseful when you're facing down the third wave with a patchwork lineup of exhausted A-team members and oddball C-team hopefuls, and I was pushed to sort of invent and adapt to new tactical situations on the fly.
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New sanctions are unlikely, Mr. Gomart said, but in Paris and Berlin, "the level of concern is higher than ever" over Russian behavior, and governments across the Continent will give Britain practical and intelligence support in facing down Moscow. Mrs.
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It must be self-defense, or it never happened (just more fake news), or Facebook-Google-Twitter-Justice suppressed the real story of Mr. Trump's bravery in facing down a nonwhite undocumented immigrant who was probably a member of a gang.
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The housing crisis is shared broadly enough that a recent Vassar graduate toggling between an internship and two different barista jobs is facing down the same predatory landlord as the longtime Dominican neighbor she is always imagined to be displacing.
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There are heart-wrenching pictures of survival and death amid the rubble, of an unarmed man and an unarmed woman facing down officers in riot gear, of tribal members protesting the Dakota Access pipeline, of death in the cause of freedom.
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After the event, the police officers approached her, perhaps in response to hearing her read "Unrest in Baton Rouge," which responds to the photograph, now famous, of a sundress-clad Black Lives Matter protester facing down police officers in riot gear.
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In the run-up to the anniversary, Turkish media has been saturated by coverage from the coup attempt, with some channels showing almost constant footage from last year of young men and headscarved mothers facing down armed soldiers and tanks.
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Spider-Man's principle appeal has always been that, unlike his brooding and deep-voiced superhero counterparts, he is a teenager, facing down not only the criminals of New York but also the pressures and anxieties of high school: crushes, parties, academic decathlons.
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The new Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson tentpole includes suicide bombings, civilians mowed down by gunfire, and weeping children facing down the business end of a firearm — but hide the hemoglobin, keep the tone light, and you're a PG-13 film in good standing.
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That sets the table relatively nicely for Ted Cruz — fresh from facing down a chorus of boos — to run in 2020 as the voice of real conservatives looking to take back their party from the failed big-city East Coast squishiness of Trump.
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Of course, not everyone abusing animals will get 50 years in prison—had Justice not rejected legal counsel, it's possible he'd have served a ten-year sentence like his co-conspirator, rather than facing down the prospect of a half-century in jail.
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As she puts it in the interview footage featured in the exhibition, making art is about facing down uncertainty and risk with each new work, requiring an almost religious patience of its maker before an image is allowed to "come through" the canvas.
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In the run-up to the anniversary of July 15, Turkish media has been saturated by coverage from last year's coup, with some channels showing almost constant footage of young men and even headscarved mothers facing down armed soldiers and tanks in Istanbul.
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"Less a war movie than a western — the story of a lone gunslinger facing down his nemesis in a dusty, lawless place," Clint Eastwood's adaptation of Mr. Kyle's memoir "is blunt and effective, though also troubling," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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A deep dive into the drivers behind the most recent violence—in which state security forces at all levels are being outgunned, outnumbered, and outsmarted—reveals a fractured cadre of cartels more powerful than ever, facing down a weak government struggling to cope.
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This clip, and one of Georges Bataille talking about his 1957 essay "La Littérature et le Mal" (Literature and Evil), set the persistent temperament of the show: that of facing down and recovering from human evil through the superfluity of artistic imagination.
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But he still chose his disturbances strategically, which is why the images on American television screens featured Southern Christian Leadership Conference activists sitting peacefully in lunch counters or facing down attack dogs — rather than, say, turning Lurleen Wallace out of her favorite restaurant.
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Mr. Mason, like the Hiscox report, sees online auctioneering as the key battleground for e-commerce in 2017, with the major auction houses facing down dozens of online companies that are now going sink or swim in a smaller pool of available business.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was met by the resounding cheers of college football fans during Monday night's College Football Playoff national championship game in New Orleans, a sign of red state enthusiasm for a President facing down an impending Senate impeachment trial.
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The slate of 26 films also includes "Litterbugs," by the British director Peter Stanley-Ward, about a young female inventor facing down three mean girls, and "Not One of Us," a stop-motion-animated American fable from Bill Jarcho and Sean Burns.
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The developer of the popular League of Legends game has been facing down allegations and lawsuits over what's reportedly a toxic workplace culture, culminating in a mass walkout when the company tried to force two women into arbitration instead of having their day in court.
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Easton said that, at present, the US would likely intervene in Taiwan's favor, both to protect investment by US companies on the island and reassure American allies in the region, who are also facing down a resurgent PLA in the East and South China seas.
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In all three modes, the film is immersive and vivid, with an ensemble cast bringing across the passion and anger of mostly young, mostly queer, HIV-positive activists facing down death, channeling their helpless anger into action, and fighting to make their last days meaningful.
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Everywhere she turns, she's facing down someone who doesn't think she's worthy of the power she has or doesn't think she belongs in the position she's in – and yet, again and again, Carol finds a way to prove them wrong and keep fighting regardless.
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Wojnarowicz — who was a great artist as well as writer — wheels through his wickedly difficult childhood, the deaths of friends and lovers, great sex writing, thoughts about art, screeds against the likes of Jesse Helms, all the while facing down his own imminent demise.
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The cultural cache that Swift and Perry had built up by being two of the most acutely famous musicians in the world meant little in 2019, at least when it came to facing down hordes of kids with Lil Tecca playing in their earbuds.
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News of the glitch was first reported by Reuters, which noted it was just one facet of "numerous regulatory penalties, private lawsuits and remediation efforts" Wells Fargo is currently facing down including government probes involving multiple federal agencies into how it acquired low-income housing credits.
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With the passage of time, it becomes clearer that Truman, an accidental president, showed great courage in facing down one of the most prominent military officers of the 20th century, who early in 1951 wanted to risk dragging the United States into a nuclear war against China.
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So it's something of a jolt to see her in the new drama "Harriet," in which she is both young (in her late 20s when the film opens) and active (leaping off bridges, facing down slave owners, charging through woods with hunting dogs at her heels).
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You, Me and the Apocalypse (which should probably be dubbed a miniseries given its subject matter but could apparently see a second season if it does really well) centers on a group of people scattered across the globe who are facing down the imminent end of the world.
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The set piece battles are some of the most impressive in a Star Wars film, from the almost World War II-esque bombing run in the beginning to the Rey / Kylo team-up to the climactic moments with Luke facing down the entire fury of the First Order.
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If facing down three of the biggest tech companies was not enough pressure, Butterfield also considers email to be a rival to Slack—and he believes the balance from that dominant mode of workplace communication will more favorably shift towards chat apps within the next 5 to 7 years.
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In late 2014, he started Afscme Strong, an effort to have union officials and activists conduct open-ended conversations with one million members, the better to create a sense of belonging and to gin up local activism for facing down employers or participating in local political and legislative campaigns.
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Instead of being split across several interlocking plots, the three protagonists — Resistance leader Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac), former stormtrooper Finn (John Boyega), and scavenger-turned-Jedi Rey (Daisy Ridley) — are facing down a familiar threat that's linked to villain Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) and his quasi-fascist First Order.
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At first, the logic behind the conflict seemed coherent: The Bundy brothers, sons of the Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who made national news two years ago by facing down the government over cattle-grazing fees, wanted the federal government to turn its land holdings over to private citizens and local control.
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But as she reveals in her book (with the help of project manager and PEOPLE editor Rennie Dyball), Thore has consistently battled with her body, facing down an eating disorder as an average-size teenager, extreme weight gain in college and her 20s (exceeding 350 lbs.), depression and polycystic ovarian syndrome.
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Throughout his tenure of office, Pecora confronted the most fearsome titans of the financial industry, facing down the likes of J.P. Morgan Jr.; Thomas Lamont; Richard Whitney; and, above all, National City Bank (now Citibank) chief "Sunshine Charlie" Mitchell, the smiling face of 1920s, trust-us, sky's-the-limit capitalism.
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A split within May's Conservative party would undermine her authority at a time when she is facing down demands for a second independence referendum from Scottish nationalists, managing fears that Brexit could destabilize Northern Ireland, and trying to persuade major EU powers they must cut her a good exit deal.
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On Sunday evening, facing down a busy week, I decided to catch up on podcasts and make a batch of chili (have you ever made this amazing recipe by Julia Moskin?), something to have in the fridge for when we get home from work, a little disheveled and very hungry.
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Mr. Gantz, 60, of the centrist Blue and White party, Mr. Netanyahu of the right-wing Likud party, and a third actor, Avigdor Liberman of the secular but right-wing Yisrael Beiteinu party, which is smaller but holds enough seats to be a kingmaker, are all facing down one another.
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Trump has meted out retribution to officials who testified against him in the impeachment inquiry, is making a push to defy Congress in funding his border wall and appears to be seeking new ways to hector former Vice President Joe Biden after facing down a mortal threat to his presidency.
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The 77-year-old, who also served as governor from 1975 to 20163, has been notoriously tight-fisted since returning to office in 2011, reining in the state's liberal Democratic majority lawmakers to build a rainy day fund and hold down expenses after facing down a $27 billion budget deficit.
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Yet posterity might score him higher on a broader metric had he been as effective in the more intimate persuasions of Congress, as consistent in projecting empathy as at exhortation, or more resolute abroad; had he been as adept at championing legislation or facing down tyrants as he could be at stirring hearts.
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CreditCreditDave Sanders for The New York Times Innes, a youthful German shepherd, was trying to make his way across a frenetic Manhattan intersection near Central Park and found himself facing down all sorts of projectiles — yellow cabs, bike messengers, pedicabs — as a deafening truck horn blasted and the traffic light changed against him.
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After 16 years of fighting insurgents in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, American commanding generals worry that the military is better prepared for going after stateless groups of militants than it is for its own conventional mission of facing down heavily fortified land powers that have their own formidable militaries and air defenses.
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Miss Lint (Yara Martinez) — the Terror's former right-hand woman whose electric hands tend to leave her with a halo of static lint — grits her teeth in frustration while facing down everyone from culturally appropriative local crime boss Ramses (Michael Cerveris) to her slacker ex-husband Derek (Bryan Greenberg) to the Tick and Arthur themselves.
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He recently inscribed meticulous renditions of a boy flying a kite, a man facing down a mechanized digger, a family of migrants crossing the chipped wall like a mountain, and a map view of the land of Palestine into the existing grey areas, reclaiming the meaning of chipped paint from something discarded into something beautiful.
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For more from Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine on their historic team and facing down Donald Trump, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday "We are very much focused on learning about each other, so that we know enough to not only have an even better relationship, but to kid each other," Clinton says.
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"Through 'Fearless Girl' — the statue of a young girl facing down a charging bull, State Street Global Advisors exploited the Charging Bull for commercial gains as part of an advertising campaign undertaken without the consent of Mr. Di Modica," reads a letter sent by the artist's lawyers to de Blasio, SSGA, and McCann, and forwarded to Hyperallergic.
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Since then, Ms. McSally has largely stayed in primary mode, sticking like taffy to President Trump — who won the state by a far smaller margin than Mitt Romney did in 2012 — and tossing barbs at Ms. Sinema, who has responded largely with the sunny disposition of a hotel clerk facing down a guest disputing a charge.
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It echoed iconic images from the Black Lives Matter campaign — particularly the famous photo of Iesha Evans facing down a line of cops in riot gear — but it replaced the people of color with a white woman, and the idea of protesting police brutality and systemic racism with the idea that we should all drink more Pepsi.
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Credit...CreditJosh Edelson/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images SAN FRANCISCO — Facing down 203 wildfires in the past three days alone, emergency workers rushed to evacuate tens of thousands of people in Southern California on Thursday as a state utility said one of its major transmission lines broke near the source of the out-of-control Kincade blaze in Northern California.
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Plenty of women have had the unfortunate experience of facing down a random dude (or person of another gender, but let's be honest — it's usually men) at the bar or on the dance floor and deciding between 1) giving him your real number, 2) giving him a fake number, or 3) telling him to back off because you're just not interested.
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Inside the occupied compound, life has settled into a sort of giddy war-room-style routine, one that mixes the mundane — laundry, snowball fights, nap time for the children — with bellicose talk of facing down federal agents and heading off what some people holed up in the compound say is a government plan to force all Americans to move to cities by 2040.
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The rain pouring into the centuries-old Houses of Parliament in Westminster — which really is, quite literally, failing apart — was one of a series of mishaps that many saw as ridiculously on-the-nose metaphors for the Brexit mess: Half-naked protesters interrupted the Brexit debate on Monday, with their thonged backsides facing down toward MPs as they prepared for indicative votes.
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By the time Enterprise wrapped its second season in the spring of 2003, UPN was practically a network in its own right; though Paramount would ultimately shutter UPN just a year after Enterprise's eventual cancellation, UPN had assumed the position NBC had been in with the original series, facing down all-time-low ratings despite the existence of a loyal Star Trek fan base.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE is facing down a historic impeachment vote Wednesday that will give him the dubious distinction of being one of just three U.S. presidents to be impeached by the House.
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Yet the question bubbled up again and again over the course of five days in London, in the backstage scrums where they faced the press and explained their work: "Don't you hate Brexit?" said a voice from the crowd that was facing down Riccardo Tisci, Burberry's chief creative officer, on Sunday under the hot, sharp glare of the lights at the Tate Modern following his second show for the brand.
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At the same time, he captured children's resilience — their spirit and pluck in the face of danger and their remarkable resourcefulness, whether it's Max facing down the wild things with their "terrible teeth" and "terrible claws" with "the magic trick of staring into all their yellow eyes without blinking once"; or the children in "Brundibar" (which he and the playwright Tony Kushner adapted from the Czech children's opera), who manage to outwit the town bully.
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More from NBC News: Hundreds of Florida nursing homes don't meet requirements ahead of Dorian Hurricane Dorian evacuations: 'The only people on this block who left have the money to do it' Meet the all-women 'Hurricane Hunters' team facing down Dorian If Thursday's water levels come in at 255½ feet, it would second in Charleston County history only to a 215-foot tide that struck Sullivan Island in the midst of Hurricane Hugo on Sept.
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Even his Marine-style, salt-and-pepper hair seems to stand on end and bristle, as it were, at whatever the 38-year-old entrepreneur happens to be facing down ... He has directed barbs — in speeches and videos, and on Twitter — especially fervently toward the taxi industry, but also toward city and local regulators across the country (and now the world), his rivals, and sometimes even his own customers when they dare to question his company's practices.
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However, the paper noted that Juul is facing down multiple investigations already, including a Federal Trade Commission probe into whether it marketed to minors, a Food and Drug Administration inquiry "covering marketing and outreach as well as the high nicotine content of Juul's refill pods," and investigations by at least six state attorneys general:A Juul spokesman had no immediate comment... A spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office said he couldn't confirm or deny an ongoing investigation.
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It comes a day after May won a vote in parliament on her Brexit plans, facing down rebels within her ruling Conservative Party who favor closer ties with the EU. Britain will leave the EU in March next year, but a transitional trade agreement has not been finalised and there are disagreements among May's top team over how much effort to put into maintaining close ties with the EU. Financial services are one of the thorniest issues facing Brexit negotiators.
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Phillips: When they said, "Let's go hit the drum, let's go sing, let's reclaim our space here" because this was the Indigenous Peoples March rally, and when these two groups came together and started that and I was witnessing as it escalated from just two small groups, then the other one just went back and got more people, went back and got more people, went back and got more people until there were over 100 people, maybe 200 young men there facing down what?
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A thematic companion piece to last year's runaway Young Vic hit "Yerma," in which Billie Piper won every award going for playing a childless woman tilting toward madness, "Bodies" comes at comparable terrain from the vantage point of surrogacy: Clem's husband, Josh, (Jonathan McGuinness, deftly filling in — script in hand — for an unwell Brian Ferguson) has provided the sperm to a Russian woman's eggs for a child who will be carried in the womb of an Indian 23-year-old, Lakshmi (Salma Hoque), who is facing down demons of her own.
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