Their arms are outstretched, their hair is fanned out wildly.
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Tournament officials fanned out to distribute puzzles to waiting hands.
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The men fanned out and doubled over to catch their breath.
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I fanned out the hair so it resembles a half circle.
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Our Metro reporters fanned out to find out everything they could.
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An enormous peacock tail was fanned out on a side table.
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A dozen troops fanned out, chopping down the flowers with machetes.
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Our reporters fanned out across the state following all the top campaigns.
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The FPI's footsoldiers have fanned out into Jakarta's kampung (village-like settlements).
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The candidates are, for the most part, already fanned out across Iowa.
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Sliced yellowtail was fanned out in a pinwheel over Sichuan chile oil.
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As Wenzhounese fanned out around the country for business, their money followed.
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One fanned out from the waist, like the spray of a waterfall.
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They fanned out sloppy, forming a crooked quarter ellipse, before assuming position.
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Three of us fanned out across the internet until we found it.
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Our photographers have fanned out across the state to capture the scene.
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Detectives fanned out along nearby streets searching for witnesses and security cameras.
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Up to 400 people fanned out yesterday to search the ash and rubble.
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Over the summer ministers fanned out around the continent to woo potential allies.
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F.B.I. agents fanned out across the nation and traveled to numerous foreign countries.
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AT&T fanned out to try to keep pace in this changing climate.
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Outreach teams from the agency fanned out across the city at 4 p.m.
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Its enforcement officers fanned out across the city, carrying books of numbered citations.
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New York Times photographers have fanned out to catch as many as possible.
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The fanned-out translucent slices of sashimi was some of the fish's best meat.
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CNN journalists fanned out to gather a spectrum of opinions from around the South.
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Meanwhile, Obama's former staffers have fanned out among the 20 Democrats running for president.
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Police officers fanned out on major streets to try to get cars moving again.
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Investigators have fanned out throughout southern California to search for the men, Hallock said.
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As the results were announced, soldiers fanned out throughout Harare to pre-empt protests.
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Dozens of workers assigned different jobs fanned out across the tracks, guided by flashlights.
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The unidentified aircrafts fanned out, flying over the White House and the U.S. Capitol.
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After a brief huddle and some warm-ups, they fanned out across the floor.
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As they fanned out, Bayardo's mother, sister, and widow began crying and moaning in terror.
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Our reporters are fanned out across the country covering the final moments of the election.
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To cover the week, T's photographers fanned out across the city to capture the spectacle.
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Every day, its staff piled food into trucks that fanned out to hundreds of pantries.
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About a dozen officers with tactical vests and heavy weapons fanned out across the lawn.
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A day after the fifth presidential primary debate, Democrats fanned out across the Atlanta region.
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Voter registration activists fanned out in the crowds, signing up thousands of the nation's newest voters.
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He looks at the 2200 stones fanned out across the board, then stands up and leaves.
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Still, support for internet freedom appears in appropriations bills since 2012, fanned out over several departments.
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Teams also fanned out to isolated areas farther inland to deliver meals, water and medical assistance.
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More than 70,000 military, police and firefighters have fanned out to help with the rescue operation.
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Other columns of armor, assault guns, half-tracks and supply trains fanned out on other roads.
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Led by a coalition of environmental organizations, activists fanned out across the state to collect signatures.
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"Wait a minute," I said as our kids fanned out their cards in the flickering candlelight.
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There are large, deadly cats watching everything in the dark, sneaking through the fanned-out ferns.
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The team of census takers left behind then fanned out to the rest of the community.
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Russian-Orthodox missionaries fanned out into the wilderness in an effort to convert the native population.
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On Sunday, more than ten thousand police - some mounted on camels - fanned out across the city.
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CALifornia Today Wednesday: Last week, hundreds of volunteers around California fanned out to count homeless populations.
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Lawyers and activists fanned out to U.S. airports as President Trump's travel ban went into effect.
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More than 70,000 military, police and firefighters have fanned out to tackle the aftermath of the floods.
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The group broke up into 20 teams of five and fanned out across the city on foot.
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They have fanned out in every direction to gamely answer the thousands of where-am-I-going?
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Roberta Smith, Holland Cotter, Michael Kimmelman and our other critics fanned out, took stock and reported back.
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After a car bomb exploded at the hotel's gates, gunmen fanned out to the Pizza House restaurant.
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The force split into teams and fanned out to make arrests in Chinese homes and businesses around Spain.
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Troops fanned out to villages after Rohingya militants killed nine policemen in attacks on border posts in October.
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In the weeks since the crash, searchers have fanned out along the Pacific coastline looking for the bodies.
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Members of an elite counterterrorism squad fanned out across the city, and residents were ordered to stay indoors.
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On Monday, security men fanned out across the city in numbers that suggested preparations for a foreign invasion.
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Tens of thousands of rescue workers and a fleet of helicopters fanned out to affected areas, officials said.
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Using Esri GIS mapping software, teams fanned out across the country and mapped every settlement they could find.
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He yelled instructions to his comrades, who fanned out and started finishing off the survivors of the blast.
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The soldiers fanned out as Moses Lokujo, brigadier general in the rebel army, walked through the deserted village.
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As most of his Democratic rivals fanned out across the campaign trail over Memorial Day weekend, Biden did not.
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Then Facebook's emissaries fanned out to talk with journalists and explain how to best reach readers through the platform.
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But the days are long gone when American troops fanned out across Afghanistan to supervise the construction of schools.
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Tens of thousands of rescue workers and a fleet of helicopters fanned out in the affected areas, officials said.
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Graft investigators have fanned out across the country looking for abuses, including in government departments and ministries in Beijing.
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In the image, Joe could also be seen hiding his face behind a fanned-out stack of dollar bills.
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The Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services urged residents to evacuate downtown while rescue teams fanned out.
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Troops fanned out in Penang to rescue stranded flood victims and also to clear blocked routes and clean up.
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We have classrooms that are overrun ... but these kids get fanned out to working-class neighborhoods into our society.
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Government teams have fanned out across Kalimantan, the habitat of orangutans, to train villagers how to deal with wildlife.
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As sashimi, fanned out in transparently thin slices, it is lean and very firm, like fluke but slightly richer.
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Sliced into crescents and fanned out on a plate, they become the heart of a stunningly simple, elegant salad.
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Agents have fanned out across the country, interviewing family members and friends and looking for signs of mental illness.
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On Sunday, about 70 people fanned out along the river, which is about 180 miles north of San Francisco.
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Journalists fanned out across the area, including our own, posted what they were seeing and hearing on social media.
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Here in the exhibition hall, their "show strings" were fanned out neatly before them on towels and Bubble Wrap.
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But by Tuesday, they were all in Texas, fanned out across the swath of devastation left by Hurricane Harvey.
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Teams of rangers like Mr. Ouattara fanned out across Mont Péko over the summer to evict the cocoa farmers.
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Tens of thousands of rescue workers and a fleet of helicopters fanned out in the affected areas, officials said.
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Durres authorities fanned out across the city to distribute food but some residents complained they had not received supplies.
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Bauhaus masters and students fanned out all over the world—and Gropius was soon part of its global dispersal.
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Once the pack was totally dry, the cards were fanned out, and the edges sharpened with a piece of glass.
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The design, which requires the skirt to be fully, awkwardly fanned out to be seen, is pure, unadulterated meme-bait.
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Within three years more than 100 companies had fanned out across the wilderness, rushing to claim some 200,000 square kilometres.
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A sizable police presence fanned out across the city, the hometown of Oman&aposs longtime ruler Sultan Qaboos bin Said.
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Meanwhile, Anderson's daughter Kyra "fanned out" when she saw Bryan Cranston, as Anderson says she's a huge Breaking Bad fan.
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Across the room from the Buddha, coloring books were fanned out on a table beside windows overlooking the alligator pond.
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Television cameras quickly fanned out to capture anyone in either a "Bernie for President" or "Debbie for Congress" T-shirt.
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Thousands of soldiers, police and fire fighters fanned out, wading through water and plodding through mud to search for victims.
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Teachers and volunteers linked to the cemaat fanned out across the globe, blazing a path for Turkish contractors and diplomats.
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Fanned out around them were eight or nine casualties, a mix of Afghans and Americans, wounded and dead and decapitated.
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Backed by government troops loyal to Saleh, the Houthis fanned out across the country, forcing Hadi to flee to Riyadh.
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Months before the finals in Shenzhen, employees fanned out across the country to help organize regional contests between 1.53 teams.
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Global banks, struggling with sluggish home economies, had fanned out across the world in anticipation of dealmaking and research fees.
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France: Thousands of police officers fanned out across Paris and other cities as "Yellow Vest" protests entered their 19th weekend.
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The headliner is the raw blowfish, sliced thin and fanned out on a plate like a hundred translucent flower petals.
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Facebook executives fanned out in the capital last week to court lawmakers and regulators to the cryptocurrency project, called Libra.
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He campaigned almost exclusively here while other Democrats fanned out across the much larger map of states that vote Tuesday.
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While Mr. Sanders recovers, an army of surrogates has fanned out across the country to make his case for him.
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Her supporters have come on this show, they fanned out throughout the media claiming that she's taken responsibility for it.
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Spread over the top are beef, barbecued pork and tofu fanned out in slices like cold cuts at a buffet.
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Observers had fanned out across the country and set up command centers in hotel conference rooms to monitor the election.
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The group, founded in 1994, is headquartered in Arizona and have more than 3,000 attorneys fanned out across the globe.
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Her surrogates fanned out across the Silver State this week, attempting to portray her as the more trustworthy candidate for Latinos.
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Administration officials fanned out to talk to reporters outside the presidential mansion and headed to cameras to go on cable networks.
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On a recent afternoon, CLF's interns fanned out across middle class neighborhoods where Spanish-language radio sometimes blared from open garages.
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GOP candidates fanned out across the state on Monday to make last-ditch appeals to New Hampshire's notoriously late-deciding voters.
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Thousands of people fanned out across the city, delivering water, medicines, building supplies and more to help the broken city recover.
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Soldiers fanned out across the city from first light, opening fire on protesters, burning their tents and thrashing civilians with sticks.
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As the power-sharing talks have dragged on in recent weeks, Rapid Support Force soldiers have gradually fanned out across Khartoum.
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The unrest in Pune fanned out to Mumbai, about 75 miles northwest, where schools, trains and businesses shut down on Wednesday.
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Tasmanian sea trout sashimi comes fanned out in sweet, pinkish-orange buttery slivers under a mound of greens, herbs and flowers.
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"The Assumption of Weee" (2014), for example, shows a standing figure, with an array of similar figures fanned out behind it.
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Early Saturday, 220,000 soldiers fanned out across Brazil in an operation aiming to knock on three million doors and distribute informational leaflets.
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The four then fanned out and conducted an exterior search of the complex, checking doors and windows for signs of forced entry.
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Rescue teams fanned out to help residents, many of whom were still dealing with the trauma of a devastating earthquake in 2010.
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Thousands of striking teachers and supporters fanned out across the sprawling district for a series of rallies and picketing again on Thursday.
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In the days after the election, our reporters and photographers fanned out across the country as a new political reality set in.
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He joined more than 20 volunteers who piled into aging 4x4s and then fanned out on a stretch of barren federal land.
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In bibimbap, shiitakes, carrots, spinach and burdock are fanned out over rice and crowned by an egg with a still-quaking yolk.
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Coroners and dozens of other searchers have fanned out across the area, and two portable morgues are waiting to collect the dead.
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When the crew fanned out to assume different roles — helmsman, navigator, crow's nest lookout — I suddenly found myself with nothing to do.
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A box of crayons had fallen in front of the sofa and fanned out around a carton of dried-out diaper wipes.
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It said the incident occurred when police escorting the truck fanned out alongside the road as a precautionary measure after hearing nearby gunshots.
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Hundreds of thousands of marchers, spearheaded by women's rights groups, fanned out across major cities to send a message to President Donald Trump.
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Its Syrian proxies have fanned out in pockets around the border with Jordan, from Deraa to north of al-Tanf, a coalition base.
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He held a rally in Des Moines last Thursday, and a number of high-profile surrogates fanned out to caucus locations on Monday.
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The guests fanned out around the towers, and Weiss snuck in behind them to fiddle with some dials and place stylus on vinyl.
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The figures released so far were compiled by journalists and civil society observers who had fanned out at polling stations across the country.
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Over the past three weeks, our critics fanned out over "La Serenissima," Carnegie Hall's magisterial dive into the music of the Venetian Republic.
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Five art critics for The Times have fanned out across the city, each focusing on one constellation of galleries and reviewing their favorites.
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In a show of force, soldiers fanned out across the country to guard churches, while armored vehicles took up positions in the streets.
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Tanuja Gupta, a Google employee and one of the original organizers, told CNN Business that after the walkout protest, efforts "fanned out" from there.
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As it grew and grew, settlements fanned out from the commercial center like ripples in water, eventually reaching the southern landmass of Isla Trinitaria.
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In Qaa, residents armed with assault rifles fanned out in the streets for several hours on Tuesday, citing the need to protect the area.
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The more industrious flocked to trading centres in Poland and fanned out across the Czech Republic to open grocery stores and even retail chains.
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As the crowd dispersed, police fanned out along streets and alley's in Old San Juan and continued to use gas against pockets of protesters.
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One of the volunteer lawyers was Michelle Miao, who was helping coordinate the others who had fanned out across four of the airport's terminals.
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On Tuesday, white-clad forensic teams fanned out to pick through the barren, fire-scorched lots in a town once home to 27,000 people.
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Writers and photographers for our magazine fanned out across the U.S. and came back with a portrait of a country at odds with itself.
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Iranian police fanned out across Tehran's main squares overnight after the names of the candidates were announced, according to videos posted on social media.
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The police and her family fanned out that Friday afternoon in April 63, searching through the weekend, but there was no sign of her.
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In the evenings, when her colleagues fanned out to social clubs and dinner parties, she would dine alone with her husband in the Commons.
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On Sunday, Peruvians fanned out to voting stations like the one at Sagrado Corazón Chalet School, where soldiers guarded ballot boxes placed in classrooms.
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Times Insider For a Metro project, photographers fanned out across 65 block parties in all five boroughs to find camaraderie, community and cotton candy.
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The officers fanned out, looking for the attacker, who was reported to have fled on walking trails through the nearby America the Beautiful Park.
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By the time Fritz landed at the airport in Colombo, teams of scientists from around the world had already fanned out across southern Asia.
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A hand holds fanned-out dollar bills; a pink-hooded child contemplates the Pieta; a woman with a breathing mask stands by her car.
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Meanwhile, a fuller portrait of Mr. Ullah and his motives was emerging as investigators fanned out across New York to track down every lead.
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With a few seconds of extra effort and a decent knife, you can turn those bad boys into sultry, starchy, fanned-out Hasselback potatoes.
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There was no real mechanism to, anyway — this was around 1996, just as the internet was beginning to connect the nation's fanned-out Muslim communities.
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Over the past year, its categories have fanned out to reach 10 segments, from household appliances and textile and clothing to machine and industrial tools.
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The Ministry of Public Security says thousands of police fanned out Thursday in 24 states and the federal district to serve more than 500 warrants.
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Police reforms have fanned out across the country, and national consciousness has been raised about the struggles African-Americans face with the criminal justice system.
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Nearly 18,000 volunteers were fanned out across the state on Clinton's behalf and they managed to knock on 51,000 doors Monday, according to the campaign.
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The country's polio vaccination program, in which health workers fanned out across the country to reach millions of children, is widely considered a great success.
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Our journalists fanned out across the country, including Los Angeles, Washington, and Parkland, Florida, to cover demonstrations and views on both sides of the issue.
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About 600 US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents fanned out across the plants operated by five companies, surrounding the perimeters to prevent workers from fleeing.
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High-wattage political leaders fanned out for her around the country: Her husband, Bill, stumped in Colorado, as President Obama rallied voters in North Carolina.
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Consultants with tablet computers fanned out across the country, surveying Saudis to determine how far the government could pare back subsidies without setting off protests.
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At the same time, Shabab assassination teams have fanned out across Mogadishu and other major towns, stealthily eliminating government officials and others they consider apostates.
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We fanned out through his neighborhood, school, worksite and anywhere else we could identify, trying to talk to anyone we could find who knew him.
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Dozens of volunteers fanned out looking to register people to vote among the thousands in attendance, as representatives of progressive Democratic candidates passed out literature.
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And with the Nevada caucuses less than a week away, Democratic contenders fanned out in Las Vegas on Saturday, the first day of early voting.
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Our politics reporters were fanned out across Iowa this weekend, attending dozens of events and following the major candidates as they made their final pushes.
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MS-218 fanned out across Honduras and Guatemala, bringing with it a surge in crime and an increasing number of refugees displaced by the violence.
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At the overpass, jeeploads of riot police fanned out, and workmen set up a red carpet and a lectern with the Presidential seal on it.
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Meanwhile, editors fanned out across campus, feeding her videos and images to share on social media, including a video of the suspect being taken into custody.
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Beto O'Rourke and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg -- the latter pair arriving in Iowa on the same flight that morning -- fanned out across the state.
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In the meantime, the campaigns and their top surrogates fanned out across Scheels Arena here on Saturday for photos with delegates and one-on-one meetings.
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In fact, just two coats of the mascara gave me long, defined, fanned-out lashes that stayed lifted all day (without a smudge in sight, too).
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This past Saturday, Democratic volunteers from around the state gathered at different campaign offices to get pep talks before they fanned out to register new voters.
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His campaign developed a massive grassroots operation, that according to the campaign 12,000 volunteers fanned out cross the state knocking on doors and making phone calls.
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His aides boast that they have some 1,33 precinct captains in the 1,681 precincts across Iowa, as well as 12,000 volunteers fanned out across the state.
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Teams of environmental inspectors have fanned out across China since last year, armed with special powers to make surprise checks and hold local leaders to account.
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The first arrest came after the military police fanned out in search of four suspects who had been identified, the news organization Agence France-Presse reported.
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The military and police presence was extraordinary with 85,000 troops fanned out across venues, streets and transport hubs, double the deployment in London four years ago.
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He said the police and army rescuers had fanned out around the district trying to reach the villages, but that rescue efforts were difficult at night.
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When people fell ill, members fanned out into other WeChat groups to help find hospital beds and get information on caring for someone with the virus.
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On Monday, administration officials fanned out on TV to talk up the state of trade negotiations but acknowledged much remains up in the air and undecided.
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Canadian officials have fanned out across the United States, meeting with mayors, governors, members of Congress and business leaders on matters from trade to the environment.
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Security forces have fanned out in the Muslim-majority region seeking the perpetrators of attacks in early October in which nine border guard police officers were killed.
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Graft investigators have fanned out across the country looking for abuses, including in government departments and ministries in Beijing such as the central bank and banking regulator.
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Additional evacuations were ordered across inland North Carolina Sunday, and an estimated 1,000 first responders fanned out across the state to retrieve residents stranded in flooded regions.
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During Friday's lobbying day, sex workers, armed with packets of information and talking points, fanned out across the Capitol, meeting in small groups with 28 House offices.
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Government teams fanned out across the hard-hit southwestern tip of the country over the weekend to repair treatment centers and reach the epicenter of one outbreak.
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More than 200 people aided by law enforcement and public safety agencies fanned out around the blocks surrounding the family's apartment, reports the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Many of the "migration organisers" who fanned out to villages, offering to subsidise journeys to cities, seem to have been expected to sign up 450 migrants each.
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As some train and bus services resumed, tens of thousands of demonstrators fanned out across several districts, where protests again degenerated into running clashes with riot police.
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After their defeat, Republican exiles fanned out across the world, where they told their version of events—sometimes with the support of interested parties like the CIA.
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Sure, Instagram is a destination for foodie fetishists, populated by posts of vegan hot dogs, kale smoothies and perfectly sliced avocado fanned out upon seven-grain toast.
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"I do think we're going to see much or all of his work fanned out to other components of the Department of Justice, primarily SDNY," he said.
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It's been carefully designed to allow one-handed operation while keeping your cards secure so they won't fall out even when they're fanned out for easy access.
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Search-and-rescue teams from the sheriff's office, the Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management and the Montana Highway Patrol fanned out in a ground search.
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They fanned out, loping off on their own as if they were scattering across the plains (or wherever it is that prey scatters), but resistance was futile.
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To cover the week, T's photographers fanned out across the city to capture Molly Goddards's party-within-a-show, Simone Rocha's Edwardian-inspired show — and much more.
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At GTA, slices of organic avocados are fanned out atop a slice of freshly baked whole wheat bread, and finished with julienned radish, cilantro and sesame seeds.
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After Lebanon's Internal Security Forces used Twitter to warn peaceful demonstrators to leave for their own safety, riot police fanned out to disperse dozens of remaining protesters.
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The Hezbollah and Amal supporters fanned out in the downtown area shouting "Shia, Shia" in reference to themselves and cursing protesters who have been calling for revolution.
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Congressional Democrats such as Stevens fanned out to their home districts this week for a two-week recess to explain their decision to pursue the impeachment probe.
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It was carefully put together by five art critics who have fanned out across the city, each focusing on one constellation of galleries and reviewing their favorites.
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After Lebanon's Internal Security Forces used Twitter to warn peaceful demonstrators to leave for their own safety, riot police fanned out to disperse dozens of remaining protesters.
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This was when bilagáana operatives from the Bureau of Indian Affairs fanned out across the reservation in search of Navajo children to dispatch to distant boarding schools.
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LeEco began in smart TVs and a Netflix-like service, but it has fanned out into commerce, smartphones and an electric car project with U.S.-based Faraday Future.
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Canadian officials, including Trudeau, have fanned out across the United States as part of a months-long charm offensive to appeal to pro-trade Republicans at every level.
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The latter ended with an acrobatics display in which the performers' costumes fanned out to send the turquoise and yellow of the Kazakh flag rippling across the stage.
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When Hotel Company touched down and fanned out from its landing zones to establish a perimeter, Mueller was arriving to what would be his first full-scale battle.
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Armed police fanned out around the squalid shantytown after a night during which small groups of migrants burned toilet blocks and hurled stones at security forces in protest.
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Scores of workers fanned out to scoop up oil waste, more than 100 black bags of which were piled up early on Wednesday ready to be trucked away.
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On the campus of Chinese University of Hong Kong, students in recent days fanned out to block the city's oldest train line and one of its largest highways.
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Starting in early 2014, teams of researchers fanned out across Africa in several dozen airplanes covering nearly 290,000 miles in a quest to sample the continent's elephant population.
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The teenager was one of many thousands of protesters who fanned out across Hong Kong on Tuesday and battled the police for hours through fogs of tear gas.
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Sheets of illustrated instructions were fanned out in front of her, with a length of string for each person to practice on — white, with red and blue tips.
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In the capital, riot police fanned out along the Champs Elysees boulevard in central Paris and barricaded streets leading to the offices of Macron and his prime minister.
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Trump's surrogates fanned out on cable news shows to argue that Comey had lost the confidence of the FBI, lawmakers on Capitol Hill and the public at large.
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Clinton fanned out around the state to shake hands and talk to voters, and New Hampshire turned his campaign around, propelling him to a surprise second-place finish.
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The Romney boys fanned out across the country to speak at events about their father and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney as he ran for president in 2012.
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So far, Go-Jek has fanned out beyond ride-hailing to offer fintech and other services in Indonesia, but it is still getting to grips with the regional play.
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PARIS — A phalanx of soldiers wearing bulletproof vests and wielding machine guns fanned out beneath the Eiffel Tower on a recent afternoon, scanning the crowd for potential terrorist threats.
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An estimated 2,500 police officers, shuttled in from around the country to supplement the 550-strong local force assigned to guard the convention, are fanned out across the city.
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The Big Little Lies star had her fingers fanned out as she clapped, which invited comparisons to a seal and memes like this: Had she just painted her nails?
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Fashion scouts from the Moda Operandi have fanned out to the fashion weeks in Dubai, Tbilisi, Georgia and Ukraine, according to Elizabeth Leventhal, the online retailer's general merchandising manager.
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Coalition advisors were initially concentrated at a high-level headquarters in Baghdad but have fanned out over the past two years to multiple locations to stay near advancing troops.
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It came as a surprise, they said, when a truck from RM Trucking pulled up on Saturday, and three workers armed with cleaning supplies fanned out in the yard.
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To determine the numbers and types of bacteria found on balls used in actual beer pong games, our brave student researchers fanned out across the campus on homecoming weekend.
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This large-format meal is presented at the table with the entire pig's head cut into finger-long slices, fanned out and lacquered with a General Tso's-flavored glaze.
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"If you can talk to the housekeepers, do so," Flores told the volunteers in a church conference room before they fanned out across the city in three-person groups.
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The number of turkeys has also ballooned over the years, and on a recent visit many were concentrated on the grounds of Staten Island Hospital, their tails fanned out.
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To cover the week, T's photographers fanned out across the city to capture Saint Laurent's show at the Eiffel Tower, Thom Browne's otherworldly and breathtaking spectacle — and much more.
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During Harvey, ambulance teams fanned out in a coordinated effort to transfer the sick and frail from storm-crippled nursing homes and hospitals to other facilities in the region.
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" After Kraslow and Loory had fanned out to Western and Communist Eastern Europe to interview sources, the national security adviser scoffed: "Everybody and his brother knows what you're doing.
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Our amazing staff fanned out across the state to build infrastructure in all 99 counties -- even in places where local parties had gone dormant or didn't exist at all.
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To be sure the message got through, representatives fanned out to team hotels to deliver letters to ensure the repercussions of associating with the tarnished coach were made clear.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Thousands of protesters fanned out on the streets of Brazilian cities on Sunday to voice indignation with political leaders who are trying to stymie anticorruption investigations.
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My fellow critics and I have fanned out to take the pulse of the scene, producing one of the best, most evenly distributed gallery roundups in quite a while.
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Get eye-opening full-on, fanned-out lashes with #FULLFRONTALMASCARA, a do-it-all mascara featuring an exclusive flat-to-fat brush that instantly volumizes, lifts, lengthens, and curls.
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In the East Room, correspondents fanned out across a dozen or so rows of seats: the Huffington Post near the front, Newsmax in the middle, NPR near the back.
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Kidlington Journal KIDLINGTON, England — The Chinese visitors fanned out of a tour bus, and suddenly stopped, transfixed, as if marveling at the Venus de Milo or the Eiffel Tower.
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They were one of several organizations that fanned out across the city of 300,000 people for the count, which asks the homeless a series of questions in a survey.
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On the day of the election, observers from the U.S. fanned out across the country, but U.S. government preparations to help this key ally avoid unrest started months before.
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Scores of Canadian officials subsequently fanned out across America, from cabinet ministers to consuls general, meeting with more than 300 members of Congress and 65 governors and lieutenant governors.
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The case attracted national media attention, as scores of detectives fanned out across Wisconsin looking for the girl while her photo was circulated online and on missing-person posters.
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In the thickest part of the deposit, the ridges could be as high as 196 feet and the furrows fanned out in widths comparable to eight Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said troops had fanned out to areas likely to be the hardest hit and the national Civil Defence office in Wellington was on standby to help.
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Each night, after their commanding officers consulted a large map pinpointing the previous day's street crimes, the new STRESS recruits fanned out across the city, usually in teams of four.
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In the summer of 1929, more than twenty-five thousand "politically literate" young Bolsheviks fanned out from Moscow to the nation's rural areas, charged with setting up the new collectives.
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So there were cargo pants and jumpsuits with layer upon layer of nylon trouser pockets, and shirts and cagoules with additional material on the seams that fanned out like fins.
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When The New York Times fanned out across the city to track shootings over Memorial Day weekend in 203, 64 people were shot and seven of them were fatally wounded.
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Ten F.B.I. agents fanned out, interviewing more than 1,13 residents about whether they could read or write, whether anyone helped them vote and whether they had altered their own ballots.
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South Beach's famously louche night life has fanned out across Biscayne Bay and onto the mainland, along with cutting-edge art galleries, top-notch restaurants and funky but chic boutiques.
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"All these new connections were made," said Mr. Enrique, who was among the volunteers who fanned out across the island to feed communities that had lost their entire food supply.
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The killing spree lasted for hours as the insurgents, armed with guns, rocket-propelled grenades, and suicide vests, fanned out and targeted soldiers throughout the complex, before eventually being killed.
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A day after hundreds of immigration agents fanned out across Mississippi, arresting a record number of suspected unauthorized workers, communities were reeling as they faced the aftermath of the massive operation.
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Twenty-two teams of detectives fanned out to search club offices and stadiums in Lisbon, Braga and Leiria, as well as private homes, companies and lawyer's offices across Portugal, it said.
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As some train and bus services resumed, tens of thousands of demonstrators fanned out across several districts, and there were running battles with riot police as some activists besieged police stations.
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Thousands of election monitors have fanned out across the country to observe a process that the opposition says is biased against them despite electoral commission assurances that it will be credible.
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Teams have fanned out across swing states, with clipboard-carrying staff members hitting Department of Motor Vehicles lines in Las Vegas, Hispanic evangelical churches in Florida and train stations in Virginia.
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But his aides fanned out to talk shows on Sunday to stress that domestic abuse is unacceptable, adding that Mr. Porter had lied to them and deserved to be pushed out.
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To cover the week, T's photographers fanned out across the city to capture Opening Ceremony's dance performance, Solange Knowles's concert at Maryam Nassir Zadeh, Tom Ford's final bow — and much more.
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Foreign and Albanian engineers fanned out across Albania's second biggest town of Durres to check whether high-rises needed just new plaster, or were unsafe and had to be pulled down.
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The shift crystallized during last week's debate as Democrats descended on the majority-black city of Atlanta and fanned out afterward in campaign appearances designed to connect with African-American audiences.
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As U.S. Census Bureau workers fanned out across neighborhoods in September to verify addresses for next year's count, some Facebook users were being served up an ominous piece of fake news.
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Mr. Patterson, 21, hid in plain sight for 88 days as scores of detectives fanned out across northern Wisconsin and as Jayme's photo circulated on missing person posters and Facebook pages.
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When they spotted his gray Honda Civic in Cotuit, they followed it, "while other detectives fanned out to possible locations of relatives attending funeral services in the Barnstable area," the post said.
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BRUSSELS — French police fanned out across Europe on Monday following a series of knife attacks in Paris Saturday night, investigating the terror connections of a Chechen immigrant who vowed allegiance to ISIS.
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Beyond Tiger's legendary performance, Robertson trained and developed a generation of "Tiger Cubs," a cadre of analysts and portfolio managers, who have fanned out to become today's most successful hedge fund managers.
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Ms. Land was among 64 people shot in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend, when journalists for The New York Times fanned out across the city to record a steep rise in violence.
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Maggie and our colleague Annie Karni then fanned out to speak with voters at the rally for Part 2, recording their exchanges on their iPhones and emailing them back to New York.
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The scientists fanned out across the countryside in hopes of observing the silhouette cast by an ancient chunk of rock orbiting beyond Pluto as it passed in front of a bright star.
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During the colonial era, bands of looters — missionaries, scholars, security forces and fortune hunters — fanned out across the continent and, by force or guile, carted away vast quantities of Africa's artistic heritage.
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It was also EternalBlue that fueled the worldwide spread of WannaCry ransomware in May and the NotPetya attack against Ukraine in June, which fanned out globally to hit dozens of major firms.
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When we arrived, 0003 heavily armed members of the Georgian security services fanned out along the barrier that divides Georgia from Georgia — or, if you ask Moscow, from the Republic of South Ossetia.
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When officers fanned out at the building on Frederick Douglas Boulevard in the Harlem section of Manhattan, one officer encountered the 29-year-old suspect, naked, pointing a 9mm semiautomatic pistol at him.
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In the shooting's aftermath, the team's players fanned out across the community, thanking police officers, giving blood and donating tens of thousands of dollars to help victims, their families and emergency medical workers.
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To cover the week, T's photographers fanned out across the city to capture Saint Laurent's show at the Eiffel Tower, Thom Browne's otherworldly and breathtaking spectacle (in the photo above) — and much more.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduran security forces fanned out on Saturday to enforce a curfew as sporadic demonstrations continued over a contested presidential election that triggered violent protests that have killed at least three people.
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On Wednesday morning, about 100 reproductive health care providers and advocates fanned out across the Illinois State Capitol to urge lawmakers to take up the Reproductive Health Act, which would protect abortion rights.
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Beltran and Joseph, both social workers with a Phoenix office of the Department of Veterans Affairs, were part of a legion of volunteers that fanned out across Maricopa County just before 6 a.m.
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Staff of U.N. agency UNICEF have delivered 110,500 doses of measles containing vaccines this week as they fanned out across Samoa to boost its mandatory immunization effort, the agency said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Voter registration activists fanned out among young Americans who marched for tighter gun laws on Saturday, signing up thousands of first-time voters who vowed to eject lawmakers who oppose gun controls.
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More than 2,000 people were moved to safety, most of them tourists on islands off the east coast and residents of mountainous areas, while troops fanned out in some areas amid fears of floods.
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The group, the local chapter for Americans for Prosperity, which is financed by the oil billionaires Charles G. and David H. Koch to advance conservative causes, fanned out and began strategically knocking on doors.
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Hundreds of forest rangers fanned out across the jungles of central Maharashtra State, combing the bush for tiger tracks, scat, stray hairs, long scratches on trees — anything that might reveal where she was hiding.
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The sound of sledgehammers rang out as construction crews fanned out across the area to begin the slow process of tearing down buildings — some marked with a giant "X," indicating that they were unstable.
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On a blistering summer day in Stumptown, surrounded by blackened dirt and leafless, lifeless trees that offer no relief from the sun, a dozen students and research assistants fanned out on hands and knees.
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As they fanned out inside the cottage, Mr. Hughes wandered into a bedroom and in the garbage can beside the bed, discovered a hand-scrawled list, he said in an interview earlier this year.
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Authorities checked video surveillance of the area, near the city hall of Levallois, northwest of Paris, and police fanned out around the French capital and stopped numerous cars as they searched for the attacker.
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Johnson told reporters last week that 28,000 security personnel from dozens of agencies, including local and out-of-town police officers, will be fanned out across the city on Inauguration Day and into the weekend.
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The army has designated the region an "operation zone" and troops have fanned out to track down attackers who made off with dozens of weapons and more than 10,000 rounds of ammunition in the Oct.
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More than 200 local and foreign fighters from the Maute group and others allied to Islamic State fanned out across the city, seizing the main hospital and prison before attacking the Cathedral of Maria Auxiliadora.
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At a recent GOP get-out-the-vote effort in Stroudsburg, volunteers fanned out through neighborhoods looking for votes with instructions to be friendly and under no circumstances to engage in arguments with Clinton supporters.
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Top Republicans fanned out on the Sunday morning news shows, and rank-and-file Republicans returned to their districts, to mislead as many people as possible about what would happen if the AHCA became law.
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Every available inch was necessary Friday night for the Tampa Bay Lightning, whose players fanned out to recap their 23-22 overtime victory in Game 219 against the Islanders, in each corner a different catalyst.
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This past Saturday in Tularosa, community members fanned out behind the dugout of the local high-school base ball field to take part in the 7th annual Vigil commemorating the anniversary of the Trinity test.
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BEIRUT, Nov 19 (Reuters) - A heavy deployment of Lebanese security forces fanned out in central Beirut on Tuesday, ahead of a parliamentary session protesters have vowed to prevent, as they demonstrate against the ruling elite.
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My fellow critics and I have fanned out across New York City to take the pulse of the scene, but before you get to our recommendations, let me offer some advice: Galleries don't charge admission.
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PARIS, March 14 (Reuters) - Thousands of French security forces fanned out across central Paris on Saturday as anti-government "Yellow Vest" protesters defied a ban on mass gatherings aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus.
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Starting from the Cascade roller skating rink in Southwest Atlanta on Saturday, nearly 289 Care in Action canvassers fanned out across the city, armed with lists of voters who had not yet cast their ballots.
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So the rangers equipped themselves with nets and tranquilizer guns and fanned out into the jungles, full of pungent lantana bushes, old gnarled teak trees and clouds of dragonflies hovering in the thick, humid air.
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But as reporters fanned out to after-parties, they described the night as a needed tonic to the celebrity-soaked atmosphere of recent correspondents' dinners and the national climate of hostility toward the news media.
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Amid extensive disruptions to trains and traffic, tens of thousands of demonstrators fanned out across Hong Kong, spreading pockets of activism to most of its main three regions: Hong Kong island, Kowloon and the New Territories.
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More than 100,000 health workers fanned out across Pakistan this week, stepping up a drive to eliminate the polio virus this year from one of its last bastions, despite threats from militants against the vaccination teams.
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Fanned out on a platter are swirled bouquets of salo (cured fatback), in three varieties: Belarusian, plush and quick to liquid on the tongue; smoked, its flavor shading toward aged Cheddar; and Hungarian, aflutter with paprika.
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The dynamic was on display on Sunday, as top Democrats fanned out to the morning television news programs to talk extensively about the avenues they intended to pursue to investigate Mr. Trump and check his power.
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The rolls come stacked neatly, with long slices of okra fanned out at the sides like little crab legs: every time I see the plate, I imagine a chef arranging each leg with a small chuckle.
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The beginnings of such a scenario began to play out Sunday, as Trump officials fanned out across television airwaves to preview his message this week at the UN. Developments in Washington, however, remained front and center.
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Soldiers fanned out as Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, who has been in power for 30 years, poked his head out of a sunroof wearing his signature planter hat and waved to those gathered for a campaign rally.
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LABUAN, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesian military and rescue teams fanned out across a stretch of coastline on Monday, hoping to find survivors of a tsunami triggered by a landslide from a volcano that killed at least 373 people.
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New presidents typically use the inaugural address -- viewed by a huge crowd fanned out on the National Mall and millions of television viewers -- to issue a call for national unity and ease the wounds of divisive elections.
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Casey was joined by about a dozen other retired three- and four-star generals who fanned out across Capitol Hill to visit lawmakers from both Houses and parties to press the case for better funding for diplomacy.
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German and Danish soldiers fanned out across swamps and woodland in Lithuania this week in war games to learn the unfamiliar Baltic terrain and test their ability to move equipment and personnel quickly to a possible front.
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Secretary of State John Kerry and other top aides fanned out across Europe, Asia and the Middle East trying to convince banks and businesses they could do business with Iran without violating sanctions and facing steep fines.
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Secretary of State John Kerry and other top aides fanned out across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East trying to convince banks and businesses they could do business with Iran without violating sanctions and facing steep fines.
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In modern times, little material evidence existed beyond a network of monumental stone temples, including the famed Angkor Wat, and the sprawling settlements that presumably fanned out around the temples long since swallowed up by the jungle.
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On Saturday, an army of clipboard-wielding enumerators fanned out across the 250 acres of New York City's most beloved green space in search of a skittering quarry: Sciurus carolinensis, familiarly known as the Eastern gray squirrel.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidates fanned out across Iowa on Saturday for a frenzy of rallies and last-ditch speeches with just two days to go before the rural state kicks off the nominating process.
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But that's a lot harder to do when those students have fanned out far away from their classrooms and are binge-watching Netflix on their parents' couches or partying in New Orleans rather than caucusing in Bangor.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Demonstrators fanned out across North America on Tuesday to demand the U.S. government halt or reroute the Dakota Access pipeline as the companies behind the controversial project asked a federal court for permission to complete it.
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After spending Wednesday indoors hearing presentations from Los Angeles 2024 bid officials, the commission and a media caravan fanned out across the 'City of Angels' for a tour of proposed venues, many of which are already in place.
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The lawmakers fanned out across the stage, a Pantone color wheel of various shades of blue, from the most understated (House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in a blue-and-white seersucker pantsuit) to the most aggressive (Illinois Rep.
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Agents fanned out to locate, examine and reconstruct scattered hardware and data backup systems from Clinton's private network, as well as all the BlackBerrys, iPads, computers and storage drives that Clinton, her aides and her lawyers had used.
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One of my favorite childhood memories is of reading Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables for the first time, a Dr Pepper by my side and a pile of Twizzlers fanned out on my calico-print bedspread.
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For fashion's biggest night of the year, Cardi B rocked a custom-made ruffled look including a gown detailed with intricate feathers and a massive ruffled train that fanned out behind her as she stood on the carpet.
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On a frigid December morning in 1993, 40 parliamentarians from some 20 countries fanned out across Russia for the first-ever election observation deployed by the Parliamentary Assembly of the then-Conference for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
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On August 43, more than 24 industry participants fanned out over the seven biggest corn and soybean producing states on the 215th annual Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour, which always takes place the third full week of August.
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Another, Aria Passionata, inspired by La Scala in Milan, used Burmese pigeon-blood rubies to evoke the Italian opera theater, with a ring and necklaces trimmed in gold that fanned out like the folds in a stage curtain.
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As reporters fanned out before him on Tuesday, in a semicircle 214 people deep, it was hard to miss the symbolism: The sport's most powerful agent was planting a flag — almost literally — and making these meetings his own.
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His hairstyle apparently violated airline employee appearance regulations, said hairstyle being either a fanned-out topknot at the crown of his head — kind of the ultimate man bun — or a more discreet back-of-the-head pom-pom.
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In a custom-made ruffled look, Cardi B made a fierce appearance at Monday's Met Gala in a gown detailed with intricate feathers and a massive ruffled train that fanned out behind her as she stood on the carpet.
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Speaking in the wake of the U.S. central bank's decision last week to hold rates steady, 10 Fed officials fanned out for appearances this week in a profusion of "Fedspeak" that markets and the public are trying to digest.
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As Sam Quinones details in his 20163 book, " Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic, " heroin dealers from Mexico fanned out across the U.S. to supply a burgeoning market of people who had been primed by pill addiction.
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He remained out of view for most of the afternoon, even as fellow leaders -- including Macron, May, Merkel and Trudeau -- fanned out across the French countryside to mark the solemn anniversary at hallowed locations along the former Western Front.
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Demonstrators fanned out across North America on Tuesday to demand that the U.S. government either halt or reroute the pipeline, while Energy Transfer Partners, the company behind the controversial project, asked a federal court for permission to complete it.
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A day after Mr. Trump complained that a "mere allegation" could ruin someone without due process, White House aides fanned out to talk shows to say that Mr. Porter had lied to them and deserved to be pushed out.
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In fact, there never really was a single Silk Road (nor several roads) linking East to West that you could draw on a map; rather, trade fanned out in networks across the breadth of Eurasia — as it did elsewhere.
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With just 24-hours to make the final sales pitch to Granite State voters, candidates fanned out across the state looking to add to their list of supporters and encourage their faithful to turn out despite reports of snow.
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Amid the frigid conditions, police officers searched parks for homeless men and women, and an extra 300 New York City workers fanned out across the five boroughs to help shelters take people in from the cold, the mayor's office said.
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The fish, in thick slabs, now lay fanned out on the plate before me, glistening with oil — oil that had leached out of it because the Master had intentionally let the fish "rest," or cure for a day or so.
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Heavy lobbying by the Saudi government, which opposed the bill, was met by a more powerful force -- the emotional appeal of the 9/11 families who fanned out on Capitol Hill in recent weeks to prevent the bill from stalling.
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In the run-up to the election, Canadian diplomats fanned out across the United States to make the point that Canada is the top export destination for 35 U.S. states and that 9 million U.S. jobs depend on trade with Canada.
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On Sunday, teams of counselors fanned out across the city, attending church services and gathering at a family assistance center set up at the Las Vegas Convention Center as the Red Cross set out to find those in need of comfort.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Floods and landslides in Sri Lanka have killed at least 91 people while more than 100 are missing after torrential rain, officials said on Friday, as soldiers fanned out in boats and in helicopters to help with rescue operations.
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About 183 houses had been damaged, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner told a news conference on Tuesday, adding that the city was moving quickly to remove debris and set up shelters, with about 20 inspection teams from City Hall having fanned out.
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As Chicago children fanned out across the city in search of candy on an oddly snowy Halloween, the masked gunman fired a spray of bullets in the direction of a gang rival on the city's West Side, the police said.
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President Trump's aides fanned out across the networks to rip Comey as an incompetent FBI director, sparred with news anchors and defended Trump on everything from the controversial immigration executive order to his response to the weekend terrorist attack in England.
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After the military retreated in the face of a phalanx of armed guards, about 400 militants quickly fanned out across the city, riding trucks mounted with 50-calibre machine guns and armed with rocket-propelled grenades and high-powered rifles.
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Candidates fanned out across the island to shake hands and canvass votes, and held noisy, colorful rallies that have become the hallmarks of Taiwan's vibrant democracy, in marked contrast to China where the Communist Party tolerates no dissent to its rule.
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More than 100 trains had to be cancelled after 250 mm (10 inches) of rain fell in about four hours in the nearby city of Putian, where nearly 23,000 people have fanned out to check the overstrained waterworks, it added.
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HONG KONG — Antigovernment demonstrators angered by the shooting of a Hong Kong demonstrator fanned out across the city on Tuesday, blocking major transit arteries and staging a fiery standoff against riot police officers on the fringes of a university campus.
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Over the past week, chemical weapons experts fanned out through the sleepy cathedral city of Salisbury, and residents who may have been near Mr. Skripal and his daughter were told to wash their clothing and carefully wipe off other articles.
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A few hours before the Fulton County deadline, a group of canvassers with the New Georgia Project, a get-out-the-vote group Ms. Abrams founded, fanned out across the Atlanta University Center, home to a cluster of historically black colleges.
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This summer in Dallas, where a persistent heat dome has sent temperatures soaring past 105 degrees, volunteers have fanned out around the low-income neighborhood of Oak Cliff, working with residents to plant 1,000 new trees around schools and homes.
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Donald Trump's aides and allies are struggling to extinguish the firestorm over the revelation that he may have avoided paying personal income tax for up to 18 years, as they fanned out on Tuesday to again defend the beleaguered Republican nominee.
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Warren has a mantra — "personnel is policy" — and behind the scenes, Warren, her allies and a left-leaning think tank affiliated with her have fanned out to try to influence the Clinton hiring process long before the election results come in.
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As other leaders around the world vowed to confront climate change without the United States, Mr. Trump's advisers fanned out to defend his decision and, when pressed, said they did not know his view of the science underlying the debate.
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Last Memorial Day weekend, a team of New York Times journalists, including those in the Chicago bureau, fanned out across the city to learn more about the reasons for the increase and the impact it has had on families and neighborhoods.
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COLOMBO, May 26 (Reuters) - Floods and landslides in Sri Lanka have killed at least 25 people while dozens are missing after torrential rain, officials said on Friday, as soldiers fanned out in boats and in helicopters to help with rescue operations.
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While the campaign has declined to release exact numbers, the Massachusetts senator is believed to have more than 212 field staff fanned out across the state, including some who have been on the ground for the better part of a year.
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Rescue efforts, which have been hampered by debris, heavy rains and destroyed infrastructure, have fanned out in central Mozambique in a bid to save people clinging to trees and rooftops amid an inland sea of floodwater, news agency AFP reports.
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The founder of a field that he called genetic geography, he was renowned for synthesizing information from diverse disciplines — genetics, archaeology, linguistics, anthropology and statistics — to explain how human populations fanned out over the earth from their original home in Africa.
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Go-Jek has grown to become a $5 billion business that's backed by the likes of Google and Tencent without venturing out of Indonesia, where its original motorbike taxi-hailing app has fanned out to cover cars, on-demand services, payments and more.
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Your life is ultimately laid bare in document form, fanned out in front of the person whose job it is to decide whether you're optimally managing the finances of your household and whether you and your people deserve help from the government.
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"Investors' risk appetites have certainly improved relative to where they stood in the back half of last year, and you see that in the way that they've fanned out further on the yield curve," he said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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I've never loved having a large chest, but the feeling was especially acute when I'd spot those flimsy little bralettes with triangle cups fanned out in a rainbow of colors by the register at every mall store from Free People to Aerie.
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As Anton Tantner of the University of Vienna has chronicled, more than a thousand officers fanned out across her empire, painting on each house a number in black paint made from oil and boiled bones, while recording who lived there on preprinted forms.
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The breast is rubbed heartily with five-spice powder and fanned out over rice, the idea being to wrap it in lettuce with fried shallots and gochujang, without getting too distracted when the duck's fried bones show up about 15 minutes later.
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More than 100 state and federal agents fanned out across the Chicago metropolitan area in a painstaking attempt to reconstruct the route of the poisoned capsules of the nation's largest selling over-the-counter pain reliever, but no culprit was ever identified.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of armed troops fanned out across Rio de Janeiro and local organizers faced a rebellion by Australia about unfinished living accommodations as athletes began to move in Sunday for the first Olympics ever in South America.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - On a day when the U.S. House of Representatives debated whether President Donald Trump should be removed from office, members of his administration fanned out across the country to make the case that the president is steadily getting the job done.
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Starting Tuesday night in the San Fernando, Santa Clarita and San Gabriel Valleys, thousands of volunteers fanned out to neighborhoods to count the homeless, an annual three-day exercise that in recent years has confirmed an alarming crisis in Los Angeles County.
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When firefighters arrived, they discovered Mr. Khafra's "naked, charred body" in the basement of Mr. Beckwitt's home, and a hole in the floor that dropped about 20 feet down and fanned out into tunnels spanning about 200 feet, according to court documents.
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STARTING IN THE 33s, a flat-capped army of gasfitters fanned out across Britain to convert a network that used so-called town gas, a mixture of hydrogen, carbon monoxide and other gases, to one based on natural gas, recently discovered under the North Sea.
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Candidates have fanned out across the island to press the flesh and canvass votes, and have held noisy, colourful rallies that have become the hallmarks of Taiwan's vibrant democracy, in marked contrast to China where the Communist Party tolerates no dissent to its rule.
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The police continued to search the area around the blast site and fanned out across New York chasing leads and trying to sort through a variety of claims of responsibility — from Twitter to websites to 911 calls — most of which were dismissed as unrelated.
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National police officers in riot gear, sent by the central government in Madrid from other parts of Spain, used rubber bullets and truncheons in some places as they fanned out across Catalonia, the restive northeastern region, to shut down polling stations and seize ballot boxes.
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The death toll from the Category 4 storm rose to 16, stretching as far north as Virginia, where five people died, and it was expected to climb higher as search-and-rescue crews fanned out through rubble that in some cases spanned entire blocks.
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PARIS — French security forces fanned out across Paris and other cities on Saturday as the country faced a 19th weekend of "Yellow Vest" demonstrations, following a surge of violence last week that caught the authorities by surprise after months of dwindling numbers and calmer protests.
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In early-morning raids Wednesday, agents fanned out across the United States, culminating a six-month investigation with the primary goal of dismantling the upper echelon of CJNG and hoping to get closer to capturing its leader, one of the most wanted men in America.
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As dusk approached, the rain briefly let up, and a battalion of men in baggy white coveralls—the official caddie costume at Augusta—fanned out across the range, to retrieve the hundreds of balls that the players had struck there earlier in the day.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As White House officials fanned out to talk up what U.S. President Donald Trump called "an incredible deal" with China to hit pause in their trade war, Beijing has said little on a pact that cheered markets but left many questions unanswered.
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In tandem with CoverGirl's announcement about Curry's new role, the makeup company unveiled the latest launch that will feature the star in its campaign: the Peacock Flare Mascara (out this November), which delivers fanned-out dramatic lashes and comes in cool packaging featuring some sleek new branding.
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LONDON — Politicians campaigning for and against British withdrawal from the European Union fanned out on Wednesday in a final, frenetic effort to build support on the eve of a referendum that could reshape the nation's place in the world and upend the Continent's dreams of closer integration.
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As SPD leaders and MPs have fanned out around the country to make the case for a repeat of the grand coalition (Grosse Koalition, or "GroKo") that governed Germany from 2013 until the election, they have met resistance from members fed up with compromises and defeats.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — People fanned out on bicycles and on foot across a remote region of northeastern Nigeria on Friday to notify the families of 21 girls that they had been liberated by Boko Haram, the Islamist extremist group, after two and a half years of captivity.
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A fire broke out during the work, and when firefighters arrived, they discovered Mr. Khafra's "naked, charred body" in the basement, and a hole in the floor that dropped about 20 feet down and fanned out into tunnels spanning about 200 feet underground, according to court documents.
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They also hark back to the height of the war in Afghanistan, when about 100,000 American troops were fanned out across the country and intelligence was regularly harvested in an effort to produce more targets for fleets of American aircraft and hundreds of Special Operations forces.
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President Donald Trump's allies fanned out in his defense on Sunday, taking a confrontational stance about the Mueller report and maintaining that even though the report did not lead to the president's indictment, it was biased and built on a foundation of inappropriate logic and conduct.
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Before they fanned out across the state, the guests of honor took the three front rows in what was billed as a press conference at the hotel by campaign manager Brad Parscale, the president's sons Eric and Don Jr., and their partners, Lara Trump and Kimberly Guilfoyle.
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First there was a big Trump rally, and then a press conference involving a host of Trump surrogates; then, dozens of those surrogates fanned out across the state to speak to Republican caucusgoers — because Trump is technically facing two primary challenges, and Republican caucuses were being held.
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The attack underscored the risk of operating in the Middle East, but it did not deter the march to an I.P.O. Deal makers soon fanned out over Asia, Europe and North America to gauge interest in Aramco by Fidelity Investments, Capital Group, BlackRock and other major investors.
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The news network added that opposition parties had called for a heavy security presence across the country:The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) led the campaign for the deployment of over 600,000 soldiers, border patrol, paramilitary and police officers who have fanned out across the country in advance of the elections.
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Image 2 of 2 SRINAGAR, India – Armed police and soldiers fanned out across much of Indian-controlled Kashmir to enforce a security lockdown on Sunday as separatists challenging Indian rule called for a shutdown and protests on the second anniversary of the killing of a charismatic rebel leader.
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Crowdsourcing conservation At the beginning of the month, around 120 teams of scientists, amateur scientists, schoolchildren and even the U.S. ambassador to Kenya were given GPS-enabled cameras, and they fanned out across 25 square kilometers of rangeland to photograph every Grevy's zebra they saw for two days.
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The one-dose experimental vaccine has been deployed and injected into health workers -- often the most at risk -- and will be fanned out using a vaccination drive in which contacts of cases and then their contacts are vaccinated in an ever-expanding rings to stamp out the spread.
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The cases began with a wide-ranging investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, first revealed a year ago after agents fanned out across the country and arrested 0003 men, including assistant basketball coaches at the University of Arizona, Auburn, Oklahoma State and the University of Southern California.
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MIAMI — A dozen high school students working for Americans for Prosperity, the conservative political network funded by Charles G. and David H. Koch, fanned out across the Little Havana neighborhood one day last week to make the case that the Republican tax bill was something to get excited about.
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When I arrived at the Hart Senate Building last Tuesday morning, the first people I saw were the protesters — 20 or so of them, one inexplicably dressed as Spider-Man — who were fanned out beside the entrance, holding photos of the face of Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive.
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As hundreds of National Guard troops and State Police officers fanned out across the city on Thursday in an effort to head off further violence, Chief Kerr Putney of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police brushed aside demands by activists, community leaders and the news media to make the police video public.
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Social figures, fashion magnates, models and actors, and rafts of the largely unsung fanned out their finery as they filed into the vaulted auditorium, transforming what might have been a melancholy hour into a certified social event — the kind of gala affair, in short, that Mr. Cunningham might have relished himself.
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The dramatic opening women's wear presentation, by Zahra Sooty Hosseini, featured turbans and all-black gowns in draped technical fabrics gathered around a central figure, whose structured dress folds later fanned out as a mat on which models could congregate while going through the motions of the Islamic call to prayer.
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ANAMOSA, Iowa — As the Democratic presidential candidates fanned out across Iowa and New Hampshire on Thursday to address voters still scarred by President Trump's victory in the 224.7 election, Joseph R. Biden Jr. argued that any Democratic nominee would be vulnerable to baseless criticism and disinformation in the general election.
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ATLANTA — One day after a televised debate featuring significant exchanges about race, Democratic presidential candidates fanned out across this capital of black political power to pitch their message to black voters and send a clear signal: Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. should not take support from African-Americans for granted.
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The most sinister aspect of the riots was that they appeared to have been largely planned and directed by the R.S.S. Teams of men, armed with clubs, guns, and swords, fanned out across the state's Muslim enclaves, often carrying voter rolls and other official documents that led them to Muslim homes and shops.
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Given the importance of the issue to the CCP, the BAC researchers have fanned out to the Tibet Autonomous Region and other Tibetan-inhabited provinces to look for the documents, just as they also have been tasked to collect information supporting China's contention that Tibet always had been a part of China.
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Ms. Auf der Maur, a musician, and her husband, Tony Stone, a filmmaker, are founders of Basilica Hudson, an arts center in a reclaimed factory in Hudson, N.Y. In April, Basilica hosted a drone festival featuring 211 hours of low-frequency sound with attendees fanned out on sleeping bags inside a cavernous main room.
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The protest from Never Again Action -- a Jewish organization that has fanned out across the country protesting ICE detention centers -- and Movimiento Cosecha -- an immigrant-justice group -- comes as ICE has received renewed attention in recent weeks as it prepared to arrest and deport migrant families with court-ordered removals, an operation that got underway Sunday.
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Trump's chorus of validators fanned out this week to declare him a "genius" for "using" the tax code to avoid paying taxes – but the real genius may have been Pence who figured out the best way to answer the thorniest questions about Trump was to respond with an attack on Kaine, or the moderator Elaine Quijano.
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It was the day after the All Blacks team for the Rugby World Cup had been announced, and in a tradition begun years ago, the players fanned out across the country to meet with supporters, taking endless selfies, as they prepared to carry with them to Japan the hopes and expectations of this nation of 4.8 million people.
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While Pete Buttigieg was trying to emerge from the Democratic field and Joseph R. Biden Jr. was trying to stay in it, Mr. Trump turned up in Manchester for a rally Monday night and Trump surrogates fanned out Tuesday to diners and polling sites throughout the state, even though he faces only token opposition in the Republican primary.
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As investigators fanned out in a vast search and residents started taking the unusual step of locking their doors, conversations often drifted from expressing surprise over an exit that would have once seemed impossible to speculation over how far the inmates had gotten and how the episode would inevitably catch the attention of filmmakers and television producers.
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"If I could retrace the epidemic as it shape-shifted across the spine of the Appalachians, roughly paralleling I-81 as it fanned out from the coalfields and crept north up the Shenandoah Valley, I could understand how prescription pill and heroin abuse was allowed to fester, moving quietly and stealthily across this country, cloaked in stigma and shame," she writes.
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said last week at a briefing from a suburban command and control center that an estimated 93,29 in personnel from the US Secret Service, Transportation Security Administration, FBI, US Park Police, US Capitol Police, Coast Guard and local police from Washington and around the nation would be fanned out across the city to provide multiple layers -- and dimensions -- of security.
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Over two years, our team, joined by researchers from Michigan State University, analyzed all available federal data and fanned out across the U.S. to examine conditions in six communities representative of the challenges faced nationwide: California's Central Valley; colonias along the Texas border; the "Black Belt" of rural Mississippi and Alabama; Appalachian West Virginia; Native American reservations in the Four Corners region of the Southwest; and Puerto Rico.
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Our reporters will be fanned out across the state following all the top campaigns — so check back throughout the day as we update this story with key moments and new developments on the campaign trail MANCHESTER, N.H. — Despite the freezing temperatures (21 degrees!), hundreds of campaign volunteers gathered outside the arena for tonight's McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner — New Hampshire's final blockbuster political event before voters head to the polls on Tuesday.
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But I gave it a shot, and it was great: sliced cold and neatly fanned out like sashimi, then sprinkled with olive oil and salt and pickled garlic-chive buds, the bluefish was chewy and soft at the same time, somehow, and had a rich, oily flavor that was especially delicious because I knew that in 24 hours it would taste half as good and a day after that it wouldn't be worth eating at all.
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