China flexes, Comey talks and world leaders head to Washington.
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Sometimes she curls it into a fist and flexes her biceps.
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Obvious question: can he make Lil Wayne smile when he flexes?
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Witness flexes fast growth for an artist whose career has moved fast.
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The larger 8 Plus flexes a bit more, but neither phone bent.
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But the company sometimes even flexes its power with its own partners.
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With every briefing and White House meeting, she flexes her own considerable power.
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Selby shows off a six-pack, as Chase copies his dad and flexes.
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Turkey flexes muscles in northern Syria Last week, things got a little clearer.
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After the man falls, Paul looks at the camera wide-eyed and flexes.
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Visich is in the picture as well, grinning as he flexes his biceps.
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Trey Lyles has the same sort of potential, although he flexes it infrequently.
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With every briefing and White House meeting, she flexes her own considerable power.
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Across 12 tracks, Nudy flexes and contorts his voice over shimmery Bourne beats.
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Strong appetite from Collateralised Loan Obligation (CLO) funds, the largest buyers of leveraged loans, and separately managed accounts has seen downward pricing flexes outpacing upward flexes by 37.53 to one so far this year, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data.
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Rock emerges, flexes for the crowd, holds a "just a minute" finger to the
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The rubbery surface flexes to accommodate rounder surfaces when you flip the dish over too.
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But then he flexes his 666 brand and she drops to her knees in worship.
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After the one-slap knockout, Logan turns to the camera with a grin and FLEXES!!!
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When the user tenses or flexes their arm, the Luke changes its position and grip.
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He struts back on defense, flexes, and mean mugs anyone who will look upon his face.
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Why Mary Meeker's report is real news, the streaming economy flexes its muscles, sit-down comedy.
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The cast's reunion comes as Hollywood flexes its political muscles leading up to the November election.
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As her father flexes, Bartos swings on trees, lifts her skirt, lies childishly on the couch.
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Trump flexes his muscles in primaries Progressives weren't the only ones who had a banner night.
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The character stays shirtless for quite a while, and he flexes and heaves through the pain.
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She flexes her musical muscles to cover for the '90s divas Celine Dion and Whitney Houston.
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The diamond plate flexes under my weight as I move toward the next set of steps.
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In a video, she flexes her arms and stands in different poses while POE's "Fly Away" plays.
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It's throbbing the background as Deano grins and flexes his way through another episode of Ibiza Weekender.
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It also flexes the least of the three, which is a build quality win for the Asus.
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Trump changes tune, flexes US muscle overseas CNN's Yon Pomrenze and Ben Wedeman contributed to this report.
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Auto shows off O'Neil's vocal ability as she flexes an impressive array of high volume singing styles.
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Even on the occasions that Musk flexes some personal morality, it's often motivated by what's best for business.
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The characters included Colby Carrot, whose eyes shoot orange laser beams, and Brian Broccoli, who flexes his arms.
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The result: when Shull points her foot, her prosthetic is straight, it bends when she flexes her foot.
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Pixar flexes to show off realistic rain, mud, leaves, wood floors, and wear and tear in the toys.
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Given that his mom is Queen of the Ballads, the flexes he drops on this track don't draw skepticism.
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People cheer and whistle in the moments when she flexes her skills and projects to reach its farthest corners.
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Today they've revealed one of their most impressive flexes yet by meeting with the man himself, Iron Mike Tyson.
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In one class, a coach flexes his incredibly sculpted biceps to show them off, then smirks at the camera.
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The imposing (and quite purple) space villain flexes his muscles in film's new trailer, which premiered on Friday morning.
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The Swift 22019's magnesium and lithium body has also been reinforced so it flexes less than the previous model.
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India flexes its military muscles on Thursday as it showcases its latest defense arsenal at the 23th Republic Day parade.
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This bends and flexes in a consistent fashion when people pull certain faces, allowing the earbuds to detect specific expressions.
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I love the grand, sweeping backing track and how she flexes between rapping and singing in both Chinese and English.
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He's still as funny as ever While Cook isn't actively touring, the comedian flexes his comedy muscles on social media.
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Of course, I'm learning new skills at work, but nothing flexes your brain muscle quite like studying a new subject.
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Overall, the band has some stretch to it, and flexes more than The Rock’s headphones from Under Armour.
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Here's what happens after Trump declares a national emergency, and flexes the power given to him by the Stafford Act.
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Not every experiment works, but it is a pleasure to be in the same room as Smith flexes her muscles.
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The show flexes its specificity with other characters, though, especially Simon (David H. Holmes), Rob's employee and gay ex-boyfriend.
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The Vicis Zero1 helmet's outer shell acts like a car bumper because it flexes on impact and immediately bounces back.
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She flexes her flow on "Part Time Lover," a song she wishes were longer that dons a soulful Xscape sample.
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But in a seven-game series, Griffin is the indispensable muscle that flexes when defenses tighten up and take that away.
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Kourtney Kardashian struts by a handsome pool boy in her skimpy swimsuit, while Khloé Kardashian flexes her muscles in the gym.
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He flexes his fingers and shows off his new tendon, which doctors took from his arm and stitched into his hand.
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"Cornelia Street" flexes that same Swiftian magic, crafting a fairy tale about a tiny sliver of pavement in the West Village.
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It serves as a strategic outpost in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, a region where China often flexes its power.
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It has an OLED screen that flexes the same way as Horseshoe Bend, but it's much smaller at 13 inches across.
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" Within the "Alien" universe, Noomi Rapace took the heroic reins in "Prometheus," and Katherine Waterston flexes her muscles in "Alien: Covenant.
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It's no longer just used in extraordinary circumstances — instead, it's become the main way the minority flexes its muscles in the Senate.
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Democratic leaders are under growing pressure to immediately request President Donald Trump's tax returns as the party flexes its newfound oversight authority.
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If someone frequently flexes his muscles or snoops around near your house, shouldn't you raise your alertness and improve your defense capabilities?
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A production of the BBC Natural History Unit, the seven-episode series flexes its broadcaster's mastery of a genre that it created.
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Outspoken against body-shaming and sexism, Zendaya routinely flexes her Twitter skills to call out unsolicited critiques of her beauty and body.
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The exercises were simple, but demanding: a series of stretches and flexes, lifts and dips, followed by an arduous series of crabwalks.
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Hideo Kojima is an action movie addict, and his work in games are flexes of bombastic things he's picked up from cinema.
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Economic adviser Gary Cohn's flexes muscle over tax reform, the coming monster on the agenda, at the expense of Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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The center of the keyboard flexes when you press on it, and the hinge kind of flops when you give it a wiggle.
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And what about Sam Hunt, the country singer who makes us swoon every time he picks up a microphone and flexes those muscles?
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But that's not all — Hyland also flexes her fashion muscles as creative director for Candie's, and she'll star in the label's upcoming campaign.
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But on the other hand, when Facebook flexes its data muscles for good like this, suspicious minds begin to think along other lines.
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In a post-workout photo later posted to Instagram, a sweat-drenched Elba flexes a bulging bicep while wearing nothing but his underwear.
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The album flexes the Canadian trio's worship of guitars, distortion, and walls of amplifiers—specifically the volume knobs turned all the way up.
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Huawei is touting "near-notebook" key travel, but the keyboard still flexes and bounces in the middle when you type with any force.
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And congressional Republicans, who have immense power, have done almost nothing to push back against the President when he aggressively flexes his muscles.
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Lyonne's strongest muscles as an actress are sardonic detachment and antsy discomfort, and she flexes both in full force in these early scenes.
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A soft robot fish from China's Zhejiang University swims by ditching the usual rigid motors and propellers for an artificial muscle which flexes.
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And sure, Pilla B sings and flexes about the usual particulars of rap, but he gives off infectious positive vibes while doing it.
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Messi, now, at 31, goes where he likes, when he likes, and Ernesto Valverde's Barcelona flexes its shape to fit in the gaps.
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The wind howls, the camera prowls, the sea roars and Eggers flexes his estimable filmmaking technique as an air of mystery rapidly thickens.
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In Aquaman, he flexes his action muscles to create power-packed chase scenes as Mera and Arthur zip through Atlantis in their ship.
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You may be more willing to use your credits for a ride at the highest demand hours, and it sort of flexes that way.
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My hopes are high for Martha and Snoop's Thanksgiving extravaganza, only because Thanksgiving is then holiday where I feel Martha Stewart flexes the hardest.
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As Brussels flexes its muscles, the way it deals with Poland will set a precedent that could have ramifications even beyond the EU's borders.
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The time of year when Facebook flexes its algorithms to compile all of your best social media posts into a Year in Review video.
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The keyboard is just OK. It's mushy when you press down on it and flexes a lot, which is expected on portable like this.
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Flip McVicker, the creator of a tortured noir crime show within the show, flexes his power over actors by forcing them to perform naked.
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As the pool guy flexes his muscles, raking leaves from the water, a brother and sister lustfully gaze at him from inside their house.
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In a preview for the next episode of Mariah's World, the singer flexes her acting skills to prank call her hopelessly clueless tour assistant, Molly.
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Expect to hear more from and about Superflex as it flexes its newfound independence and works up a more formal commercial offering later this year.
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Rob Gronkowski is making his bid for a cover photo shoot -- for AARP Magazine -- as the former NFL great flexes in the South Beach sand.
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Enceladus' south pole features a complex "tiger-stripe" geyser system; fissures that appear to open and close as the moon's crust flexes under gravitational stress.
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In "Thank U, Next" Grande flexes in her breakup anthem as someone who has experienced love repeatedly and learned from the fall out of each.
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This is also done for rider comfort: both sections are mounted slightly above the deck's surface, so that when it flexes nothing else is damaged.
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Not only that, but it isn't even properly hinged — just a plastic snap and a plastic strip that flexes and holds the front piece on.
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The keyboard doesn't rigidly connect to the tablet, so it flexes and moves unless it's on a rigid surface like a desk or a table.
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Behold, an old-fashioned kind of rap album, the swaggering kind where the rapper boasts, flexes her muscles, and goes to great lengths to impress.
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Russia flexes muscles in Middle East As the Trump administration works out its Middle East policy, Russia has come to have unprecedented leverage in the region.
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After thousands of flexes, the phone's two "Touch IC" chips become unseated from the logic board, causing the touchscreen to work intermittently or not at all.
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The liquid water is likely created by the tidal heating of Europa caused by Jupiter's immense gravity which flexes and contracts the moon in its orbit.
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However, the touchpad feels very one-dimensional when clicked, it flexes at every corner, and it shares the same slick texture as the metal palm rest.
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His Instagram Stories are full of flexes: piles of cash and diamond chains and Lamborghinis and all the markers of what fame is supposed to look like.
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As Russia flexes its muscle in the Middle East, Russian President Vladimir Putin is on something of a victory lap in the region, CNN's Matthew Chance writes.
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They partly overcame the second hurdle by doing away with conventional motors and driving the wings using a piezoelectric ceramic that flexes in response to electrical currents.
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Trump's allies say this is the President's "peace through strength" doctrine at work, where America flexes its military and economic muscles to shape the world it wants.
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Here Weinstein often flexes his activist muscle by pushing management to take action and shrink the discounts at which the funds trade to their net asset value.
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Sosa is mainly to thank for the ferocity of "sage," a track that flexes a more intense, dark side than we're used to seeing from the composer.
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Still, it is broadly good to tax the health care industry, and broadly bad when the health care industry flexes its muscle to win things in Washington.
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Furthermore, the new EP flexes an affinity for bluesy vocal sampling and playful piano keystrokes that give the whole thing a nostalgic yet still dance-worthy vibe.
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That led to two pricing flexes to reduce interest margins within the space of a day after the first reduction in pricing did little to cut demand.
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We've built flexibility into our DNA, created beautiful, well-stocked places to pump, and developed a culture that flexes to allow kids to work alongside parents when needed.
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During the so-called "deep force" treatment, Guerrero Brady flexes and relaxes the muscle at a faster and faster pace while doing a movement, according to Men's Health.
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In TBS's upcoming new show, Search Party, a young girl named Dory flexes her sleuthing muscles to solve a vexing mystery – the disappearance of a former college acquaintance.
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I loved the sound of "the mise-en-scène flexes emotion like you flex your muscles," for instance, but didn't truly know what that was supposed to mean.
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With "Afeni," which features the velvety and gospel-influenced stylings of PJ Morton, Rapsody flexes her pen to directly address the perpetrators of misogynoir within the Black community.
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Hirshberg often laments the amount of money spent by corporate interests to fight GMO labels, but flexes his own insider influence and fundraising prowess to get his way.
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And also this week, he was a guy who flexes his pectorals for the camera, and drinks enthusiastically, both from a glass and from his spelling-bee trophy.
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The three athletes also were equipped with a specially designed marathon shoe -- lightweight, cushioned, thick-soled and fitted with a carbon plate to reduce the amount the foot flexes.
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It flexes familiar muscles Allie Hunt, social media manager, has a side gig that feels like an easy transition from her day job as it involves tweeting and Instagramming.
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In the photo, Consuelos, 48, wears a black T-shirt and sunglasses as he stares into the distance, flexes his bicep and holds the rim of his dark shades.
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Beijing flexes its muscle: China has halted planned cross-border listings between Shanghai and the London Stock Exchange because of political tensions with the United Kingdom, according to Reuters.
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That's why it's so important that financial planning is a process, not a one-time event, that flexes and adjusts with you and the financial environment over the years.
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"Based on what happened, it seems that it flexes its discretion as a whimsical regulator just for the sake of imposing regulations," Poe said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Though the EP is only a few tracks long, Aiona explores a plethora of personal and relatable issues and flexes on the final track with a boastful rap record.
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Once inside the hospital, Chanel No. 3 really flexes her nursing chops when she decides to give Dr. Cassidy a custom psychotic evaluation to see what's going on with him.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The GoPro is held in place using a small pop-up plastic clip that flexes just enough to let you securely jam the camera in there.
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The vacuum flexes to fit your needs — the wand bends to clean hard-to-reach areas and you can detach the upper half, turning the tool into a hand vacuum.
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Silicon Valley-based Carbon prints seven resin pads for inside the helmet, each with a unique lattice pattern that bends and flexes to the exact shape of the player's head.
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Functional squat Lengthens and flexes spine, especially lumbar (low back); promotes healthy pelvic movement Functional squat encourages the pelvis to move through a posterior tilt and release low-back extensors.
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Letissier flexes her strong grasp on pop structure in her double-headed cover, which feels entirely natural despite the fact that decades, oceans, and subgenres separate the artists she's covering.
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And then it flexes over the top of the clitoris to stimulate the clitoris touchlessly, and delivers an additional sensation to the entire body over the course of the clitoris.
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The soul singer flexes his newfound place on a major label with rich, atmospheric production — but maintains his own point of view, centering his sharp observations about love and lust.
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The keyboard flexes inward if you push on it with any sort of effort, and the screen is so flimsy that I have no doubt you could snap it easily.
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A 15-inch gaming laptopLikeSize, design, good selection of componentsDon't LikeMediocre battery life, it's a fingerprint magnetThe Stealth Pro's lid also flexes like crazy, but durability wasn't really ever an issue.
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This system allows the robot to track the tissue as it bends and flexes, and the trackers are visible even in the "very homogeneous, non-textured environment" of the human body.
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US flexes muscle in the South China Sea The United States has steadily ratcheted up its military presence this year in the South China Sea, leading to heightened tensions with Beijing.
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The polite Japanese gesture, a regular part of Osaka's routine, has a gentility that seems at odds with the power she flexes on court and the stern expression on her face.
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But the timing of when CBS flips from the early to the late game, or whether it flexes out of the game because it's a blowout, depends on where you live.
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Analysts said Pakistan's dependence on American aid had declined in recent years — partly as China flexes its military might in South Asia — giving policy makers in Islamabad more room to maneuver.
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A bubble flexes in size trying to reach equilibrium, the point at which the pressure on the inside of the bubble and its outside—whether atmosphere or water—are in balance.
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As President Donald Trump increasingly flexes the might of the military he now controls, the Senate is reviving efforts to claw back some of that authority from the White House. Sens.
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With both hands on your attacking your would be collar grip, the aikidoka flexes your wrist towards you and then turns it violently to the outside and you tumble to bottom position.
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The phone flexes ever-so-slightly thousands of times over the course of normal usage: as you pull it into and out of your pocket, or sit on it, or drop it.
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Imagine coming home from a stressful day at work and instead of zoning out with Netflix, doing something that's not just fun and creative but effortlessly flexes and enhances your brain. 3.
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"I wonder if there was any backlash here…" In the message, she wrote, "This is what a f— bird looks like when he flexes," including a photo that is no longer available.
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But as the West's military might in the field against ISIS is slowly becoming more and more apparent, so it is time that it also flexes its communications muscle equally as well.
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From the slow, stripped down acoustics of "500 Miles" to the confusingly smooth, trap-influenced "Jumping Out the Gym", Bonds easily flexes his musical diversity in the span of just four songs.
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"I wonder if there was any backlash here…" In the message, she wrote, "This is what a f— bird likes like when he flexes," including a photo that is no longer available.
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On the pricing side, issuers cut the proposed interest rate from initial guidance on 22 institutional loans, a pace also not seen since April 2015 when there were 27 downward price flexes.
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Likewise, if the surface is too loose, it won't provide the proper support the horse needs as its hoof lands, the joint flexes over, and the animal propels itself off the ground.
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This high schooler is trying to change that with &aposcredit flexes&apos from Elon Musk and Lil Nas X.OK boomer, says Fidelity, stop piling into risky stocks in case the market tanks
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As the album unfolds, her narrative voice flexes its literary proficiency, assigning the point of view to first-person, third-person or, often, a "you" portrayed with both sympathy and unsparing detail.
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Further, it exposed deepening divisions within the party as the liberal wing flexes its muscles in the primaries -- pressuring the establishment to back big-government policies like Medicare for All and guaranteed jobs.
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Besides trade, Turnbull and Abe are expected to discuss regional security, with tensions rising as China flexes its territorial claim in the South China Sea and Trump and his incoming administration challenging Beijing.
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Mr. Pérez - El Cartero By special delivery from a fresh face in the Carbon Fiber camp, this engaging Spanish-language entry into the coke rap tradition flexes with a creeping sense of dread.
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Russia flexes its military might in Syria Though Russia insists it has been targeting ISIS forces, the majority of its airstrikes have been against US-backed rebels battling Assad's forces, according to Washington.
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Even in Europe, that sentiment seems powerful enough to have so far smothered the instinctive reaction of popular fury that seems to spring to life whenever the United States flexes its military muscle.
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A sample of Beyonce's "Dance For You" comes in, and the drums land so hard that sirens start blaring and the song morphs into some angelic sonic implosion filled with flexes about chrysanthemums.
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But as Medicaid flexes its political muscle and Democrats like the senator from Hawaii begin dreaming of bringing more Americans into its fold, the question of reimbursement is going to keep coming up.
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He flexes his remarkable mid-register and falsetto, twisting and turning his voice around the foundation of the song's chorus, and opens up the song's possibilities, filling in gaps and creating new ones.
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The same techniques that go into making a robot arm that flexes and turns like a real one can go into making more complex, subtle organs — like the heart, as Swiss researchers have demonstrated.
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Final also goes well above the minimum spec with the MMCX connectors it uses between the earbuds and the cable, testing them to endure 10 times the number of bends and flexes than usual.
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His Twitter account is so pure; he memes hard and then he flexes his first apartment, or asks about cleaning up beaches, or imagines that Stuart Little could beat the shit out of Thanos.
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To top off this sultry moment, Mr. Darcy looks at and flexes the muscles of the hand that just touched Elizabeth, almost as if he felt literal sparks from a single moment of intimacy.
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The middle market recorded only four downward flexes in the first half of the first quarter, while in the same period there were 216 in the large corporate market, 250 of them in January.
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"No other government flexes its political muscles with such vigor and determination to undermine the international human rights standards and institutions that could hold it to account," wrote Kenneth Roth, the organization's executive director.
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It resolves out into the closing statement of "Futura Free," where he flexes a few more markers of who he is in a giddy, distinctly self-assured rap, channeling fellow New Orleanian Lil Wayne.
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This time he's riding solo on "Bestfriend," a brand new track where he flexes his own muscles, dropping raw-sounding bars at the same time as also maintaining the group's signature iciness on the production.
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We clearly couldn't mold the shoes in concrete, but I figured we could do something that had the visual of stagnant hard material but still flexes with the foot and still functions for the show.
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A large woman in a baby crib relentlessly demands eggs; a man flexes his anus (in close-up!) in time to "Surfin' Bird"; a live chicken is crushed between a couple as they have sex.
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A multi-year trade recession for Asia's exporters has ended as global demand revives, though the outlook is still being clouded by worries about growing U.S. protectionism as the new Trump administration flexes its muscles.
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Russia flexes its muscles In its largest show of military strength since the days of the Cold War, Russia assembled nearly 22019,22019 troops, 1,000 aircraft and 900 tanks for the exercises known as Vostok-2018.
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From the start of this debut novel, Cala flexes her prodigious comedic muscles, managing to render the three friends both as sympathetic heroines and as the victims of lives more humorous than they would like.
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As Graeme Davison, who is in charge of marketing Halo, observes, "no taxi driver on God's earth" will keep getting out of his cab to swap charging flexes as the queue at the rank creeps forward.
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Crude markets are poised to become more volatile as Saudi Arabia flexes its muscles in the region and seeks to turn the screws on U.S. and Iranian oil production, Again Capital partner John Kilduff said Monday.
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Chatterbug's video chat lets you talk, type, view files, and see each other's cursors Chatterbug's video chat lets you talk, type, view files, and see each other's cursors The pricing model flexes to accommodate your pace.
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Even so, Barclays believes things are about to change with the domestic online grocery market as Amazon flexes its muscles and becomes an even larger participant — both with online and a physical presence in food retailing.
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The New York Times attempted to get to the bottom of the mystery on Thursday and was provided a similar statement, and pointed out that this is one of many ways that Spotify flexes their data.
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Whannell nicely flexes his horror-movie muscles in this tense opener, setting the jumpy mood with genre golden oldies — squeaking and creaking and an abruptly deployed bang — as Cecilia, eyes brightly shining, creeps through the shadows.
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Pete KingPeter (Pete) KingTrump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies Lawmakers introduce bill taxing e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaigns Democrat who opposed Trump, Clinton impeachment inquiries faces big test MORE (R-N.Y.).
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It's a 15.6-inch laptop that weighs less than a 13-inch Macbook Pro and the body is a made of an alloy that feels like plastic to the touch, and flexes with just a little pressure.
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The treatment, which Hutchison China MediTech or "Chi-Med" is developing with AstraZeneca, is one of a new wave of innovative medicines coming out of Chinese research labs as the country flexes its muscles in drug discovery.
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I believe that he will live to regret his vote as he watches this great country devolve into a shameful example of what happens when a would-be autocrat flexes his muscles and is allowed to prevail.
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EST: House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment 2628 in Photos: 28503 pictures in politics McConnell flexes reelection muscle with B gift for Kentucky MORE (R-Calif.) held a press conference.
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Related: China Wants Everyone to Watch While It Flexes Its Big Peace Muscle South Korea and the US forces in the Korean peninsula have already deployed systems capable of shooting down short- and medium-range ballistic missiles.
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There are a few moments where Waititi flexes his talent for spectacle, showing that he's fully capable of taking your breath away with visuals — a slow-motion, pegasus-riding Valkyrie assault on Hela deserves its own movie.
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China will show off new warships including nuclear submarines and destroyers at a parade next week marking 70 years since its navy's founding, a senior commander said on Saturday, as Beijing flexes its increasingly well-equipped military muscle.
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Exactly how it is kept liquid is a mystery, but friction generated by Saturn's potent gravity, which kneads and flexes the moon's core as it orbits its giant parent, seems to be at least part of the answer.
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Markus gearing up for what is essentially his I Have An Android Dream of Electric Dream speech The flowchart flexes the raw muscle of this impressive narrative tech, revealing the sheer breadth of variables, both big and small.
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As China flexes its might and North Korea speeds its nuclear program, a strong alliance between the United States and Australia is seen by many as crucial to maintaining the balance of power in the Asia-Pacific region.
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In others, like "Shovel," he flexes to the occasion; he mostly abandons the short sentences for winding, enjambed ones strung out by conjunctions and prepositions to lead us, with calculated precision, to lines about the nature of haunting.
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C.) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment 2019 in Photos: 35 pictures in politics McConnell flexes reelection muscle with B gift for Kentucky MORE (R-Calif.) View the discussion thread.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment 22020 in Photos: 35 pictures in politics McConnell flexes reelection muscle with B gift for Kentucky MORE (R-Calif.) said on Sunday that GOP Reps.
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When he flexes his pectorals, a roaring 1949 Chevy jiggles to life, which leads to a retelling of the tale of Johnny Boy, his sister's boyfriend who hot-wired a car using the silver foil from a cigarette pack.
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For his part, Pratt doesn't get to flex the comedic muscles that made him so winsome in Guardians of the Galaxy; instead he flexes real muscles and spends a shockingly high fraction of the film playing Dance Dance Revolution.
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The Brexit fiasco seems to be forcing a tectonic shift in how Britain is governed, as Parliament flexes its muscles and the prime minister struggles to force through her agenda — a dynamic more characteristic of America's gridlock-prone system.
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Done. Then, a surprise: The little man bumps his head against one of the hovering bricks, which flexes upward and then snaps back down as if spring-loaded, propelling the man earthward onto the approaching angry mushroom and flattening it instantly.
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Russia flexes its military might in Syria "While the exact size of Russia's military presence in Syria is still unclear, the things we saw while embedded with them indicate that it is bigger and more sophisticated than most believe," Pleitgen said.
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When he flexes his astounding power to transform space in his native environs, he brings to bear his decades of searching and scavenging and indexing the city's lesser-run streets, its discard, its hidden excesses, its quixotic wealth of detritus.
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Take this humanoid robot developed at the University of Tokyo, showing us how he gets swole: There's something disturbing about this placid-faced android doing sit-ups and calf flexes, but the possibilities that this technology creates are actually pretty inspiring.
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In the artificial ray, the muscles only have to exert themselves downwards when stimulated; the curvature of the gold ribs in the opposite direction provides the counterforce and when the muscles relax, that part of the fin flexes back upwards.
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QINGDAO, China (Reuters) - China will show off new warships including nuclear submarines and destroyers at a parade next week marking 70 years since its navy's founding, a senior commander said on Saturday, as Beijing flexes its increasingly well-equipped military muscle.
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Milley will oversee a U.S. military already in transition, as it wraps up the fight against Islamic State in Syria, seeks to bomb the Taliban into submission in Afghanistan and preserve the balance in the Pacific as China's military flexes its muscles.
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Every once in a while we find our tongues relaxing into colloquially Nigerian inflections, my British-Naija and their American-Naija flexes meeting in the middle as we laugh about nosey relatives questioning our creative pursuits and discuss our favourite Nigerian artists.
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"Hurtin' Me" itself (listen above) is mellower than what we've seen so far from Steff, which can only be a good thing, as she flexes her muscles as a smooth, sexy R&B vocalist against a chilled-out verse from French Montana.
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Yet with a premium brand so bound up with ethical claims to champion and defend fundamental human rights like privacy Apple risks being pinned between a rock and a hard place as an increasingly powerful China flexes more political and economic muscle.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan's largest television network says it has been forced off the air by cable operators in most parts of the country, in a move widely seen as being forced by the military as it flexes its authority over civilian institutions.
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Klobuchar flexes on her ability to get things done, Steyer refers to Americans as his "teammates," Sanders gives the 1% his daily shoutout, Buttigieg expresses his wish to "send Trumpism into the dust bin of history," and Biden expounds on character and decency.
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Whether her relationships within the administration, her sleeping arrangements within the White House, or the amount of power she flexes within her marriage with the president, a new book relays several details from insiders that shed new light on a private first lady.
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On this year's We Are the Halluci Nation, A Tribe Called Red flexes their established credentials with wide-ranging collaborations, including Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq, veteran American rapper Yaasin Bey (formerly known as Mos Def), and Colombian-Canadian art pop artist Lido Pimienta.
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As Xi Jinping, China's leader, clamps down ever harder on civil liberties, flexes his muscles in the South China Sea and squeezes foreign firms for intellectual property, a more global China does not seem to be getting any easier for the West to deal with.
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While 2015 was a record year for M&A, 2016 is shaping up to be a record year for 'broken' deals, as the United States flexes its antitrust muscle and seeks to crack down on deals that aid tax avoidance or risk harming national security.
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US Military Flexes Warplanes After North Korean Missile TestAfter another ballistic missile test by North Korea, the US military sent two B-222 bombers on exercises over South Korea Sunday, and also tested the THAAD anti-missile defense system off the coast of Alaska.
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Don't plan any important projects, meetings, or conversations for June 4, but do engage your creative side—sing, dance, go to the movies, sit in front of your mirror and experiment with new makeup looks, or do whatever flexes your artistic muscles to use this energy positively.
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Embedding himself with SWAT teams across the country and gaining a front seat at police training seminars, Atkinson has unearthed aspects of the story beyond the usual back-and-forth that flares up every time protesters hit the street and the military muscle flexes in response.
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Specifically, I was watching Adrian Grenier and Melissa Joan Hart's faux romance evolve into something real in Drive Me Crazy, when Grenier flexes by taking Hart to see The Electrocutes—which is essentially the band The Donnas were before they made The Donnas their primary concern.
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Among the guest orchestras, the London Symphony Orchestra appears with its recently installed music director Simon Rattle in a program of Bernstein, Dvorak and Janacek, while the Berlin Philharmonic flexes its muscles in Beethoven and Strauss under Kirill Petrenko, who will soon be its artistic director.
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Images and videos of the photogenic actor and singer have flooded Twitter over recent days, showing him both in candid and modeling shots — including a certain shirtless black-and-white snap that's making the rounds, where the actor flexes and looks over his shoulder while wearing glasses.
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And as Iran effectively flexes its muscles in OPEC for the first time since the sanctions were lifted in January, its goal is not only to protect its newfound gains but also to expand its markets, pitting it directly against its bitter sectarian rival, Saudi Arabia.
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From blood-red deserts stricken by lightning storms to icy tundras where enemies are just a well-placed bullet away from plunging to their watery doom, The Coalition flexes its artistic muscles as well as its technical abilities throughout the entirety of the Gears 5 campaign.
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Russia flexes its military might in Syria US Secretary of State John Kerry recently threatened a "Plan B" to increase arms to Syrian rebels if Russia and Assad did not change tactics and stop targeting moderate opposition groups supported by the US and its European and Arab partners.
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The army refers me out to a civilian oral surgeon and he puts the Botox in my masseter muscle—the one that flexes when you bite—and he puts it in my temple and another small group of muscles in my cheek, and it just paralyzes those areas.
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You may recall these minor flexes of power, when you encounter three spectacular 19th-century chandeliers that hung in the ballroom of the Hotel Majestic in Paris during the Peace Accords between the Americans and Vietnamese, negotiated over five excruciating years and extended in part by Mr. Kissinger.
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The "Sent via Superhuman iOS" email signature has become one of the strangest flexes in the tech industry, but its influence is enduring, as the $30 per month invite-only email app continues to shape how a wave of personal productivity startups are building their business and product strategies.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, theaters are expected to cough up 65% of gross receipts, as opposed to the traditional 50/50 split (which sometimes flexes up to 60% for big tentpoles), and that goes up to 70% if they run afoul of Disney's copious rider rules.
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It flexes when you bounce on it, but you can drop, crash, and thwack with it and the pretty finish only scuffs a little.. Maybe if I was a Silicon Valley programmer desiring a fun way to get around that looks less lame than a hoverboard I'd spend the money.
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But if you let it — if you're willing to look past the zebra hallucinations and the way this dog inexplicably flexes an extensive vocabulary, and focus on the love between humans and animals that literally transcends words — The Art of Racing in the Rain has the power to sufficiently wreck you.
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While MOBB pickets at the street level, the camera pans to the innards of the complex, which is like a factory for the contemporary fame cycle: A black man with an automatic weapon flexes for a camera, and in another room, a white woman is injected with botox and butt implants.
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New charges federal prosecutors are weighing against Lev Parnas could place Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE closer to the ongoing investigation of his associates, CNN reported Monday.
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It works great on a desk, but I often find myself working with a laptop on my lap (that's why they're called laptops, right?) while waiting for flights in an airport lounge, or with my feet up on a desk, and that's when the DM230's keyboard flexes too much for my liking.
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His first album since 2002, Scene Delete (out April 1 on CD and 3xLP), flexes Coe's affinity for minimal compositions, and sees him collaborating with Radiohead member Nigel Godrich's band, Ultraísta, British artist John Graham, as well as ThermalBear, on a variety of tracks built more for your headphones than the peaking dancefloor.
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Baker's starring moment comes on "Stay Down," a track on which she flexes her gift for imagery ("Push me down into the water like a sinner / Hold me under and I'll never come up again"), her voice enriched by harmonies from Bridgers and Dacus, but still identifiably delicate and strong, like muslin cloth.
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He first disclosed on Sunday that the Justice Department had created a process in which it could review information on Ukraine from Trump's personal attorney, Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE.
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Whereas the idiom of the best-known Childs dances has the performers traveling (with vertical carriage, of course) through space, the solos of "Pastime" feature one dancer balancing on one flat foot, and another sitting, legs raised, in an elasticized band of fabric while changing her profile from side to side; each performer slowly stretches and flexes one leg.
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It is the plain truth that no Democrat other than Biden has shown the ability to withstand a barrage of defamation by the president, as well as his personal lawyer Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenSaagar Enjeti questions Warren's authenticity on 'Medicare for all' All-female panel to moderate November Democratic primary debate Ocasio-Cortez grills Zuckerberg over political ad policy MORE (D-Mass.) has a 28503-point lead in the Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary race as she flexes her political muscles in her home state, according to a new WBUR poll.
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This high schooler is trying to change that with 'credit flexes' from Elon Musk and Lil Nas X.Billionaire Mike Bloomberg is looking to pay micro-influencers to make sponsored content for his presidential campaignMichael Bloomberg's campaign confirms it hasn't been hacked after tweeting about meatballs, tattoos, and setting wild animals loose on the Democratic debate stageMichael Bloomberg is running for president in 2020.
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He also mentioned Lev Parnas, a former associate of Trump personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE; Parnas — who was indicted in October 2019 for alleged U.S. campaign donation violations — was not a familiar public figure at the time.
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Because I am an unapologetic Star Wars nerd, I also do want to call out the particularly fan service-y moments that just landed well with me: namely, the whole "be with me" sequence toward the end, when Lucasfilm flexes its check-cutting machine to bring back the actors for all the heroes of Star Wars films past for a final Jedi hype montage.
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This high schooler is trying to change that with 'credit flexes' from Elon Musk and Lil Nas X.Lil Nas X spent his first major paycheck on taking his entire family bowlingJustin Bieber started crying when talking about wanting to 'protect' Billie Eilish from what he went through at a young age in the music industryBillie Eilish said she 'bombed' her performance at the Oscars: 'That s--- was trash'
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Whether he's trading street flexes with Rick Ross on "BIRDZ" ("Fuck a Pop-Tart, we carry toasters for real") or recounting the advice he received from his parents on "RICKY" ("My daddy said, 'Treat young girls like your mother' / My mama said, 'Trust no ho, use a rubber'"), ZUU feels like hopping in the backseat as Curry speed through his old neighborhood, leaving skid marks and taking out mailboxes while he giddily points out his favorite Cuban sandwich spot.
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Adam Goodman is an award-winning national Republican media strategist who has advised Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE, John McCainJohn Sidney McCainAdvice for fellow Democrats: Don't count out Biden, don't fear a brokered convention McSally ties Democratic rival Kelly to Sanders in new ad Eleventh Democratic presidential debate to be held in Phoenix MORE and Jeb Bush.
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Read more on the war of words: Trump Threatens 'Fire and Fury' Against North Korea if It Endangers U.S. Trump's Harsh Language on North Korea Has Little Precedent, Experts Say North Korea Flexes Its Military Muscle on YouTube, With Added Effects The United States and its allies are unlikely to end the crisis purely by military means because pre-emptive action, no matter how surgical, could invite an aggressive response from Pyongyang, which has threatened to fire its missiles on Hawaii as well as on the mainland United States.
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Federal prosecutors in New York were pursuing an investigation related to Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's personal attorney, as the Senate's impeachment trial was concluding, The Washington Post reported Friday.
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Fox News legal analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoFox News legal analyst: Only a pardon can 'fairly undo' Roger Stone 'mess' Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies Fox's Napolitano: Roger Stone 'absolutely entitled' to new trial after juror's tweets revealed MORE on Thursday suggested that a pardon for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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Congress seriously erred by not letting him appear to verify what former national security council expert Fiona Hill told the House of Representatives during the impeach process — that John Bolton was against the Ukraine deal and likened attorney to the president Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE to a "hand grenade" who was bound to blow everybody up and that he would not be part of whatever "drug deal" the president and his aides were contemplating.
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A flood of more senior witnesses — Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE, Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE and others — should have come forward to validate the evidence in the investigation, but they preferred, instead, to tie their legacies to this flawed and insecure president.
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Ted LieuTed W. LieuParalysis of nations is empowering cities 2019 in Photos: 35 pictures in politics Democratic senators tweet photos of pile of House-passed bills 'dead on Mitch McConnell's desk' MORE (D-Calif.) pauses his social media filming as House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment 2019 in Photos: 35 pictures in politics McConnell flexes reelection muscle with B gift for Kentucky MORE (R-Calif.) and Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseRepublicans, Democrats offer support after John Lewis cancer diagnosis Congressional leaders, 2020 hopefuls condemn anti-Semitic attack in New York Sunday shows - Tensions simmer during break in impeachment process MORE (R-La.) walk past to make a statement about the impeachment inquiry on Sept. 2023.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's personal lawyer, Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Trump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies MORE, criticized Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBiden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll Bloomberg campaign warns of 'insurmountable' Sanders lead if moderates split votes MORE on Sunday for walking back his stance on the controversial stop-and-frisk policy that was used during his tenure.
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Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoTrump flexes pardon power with high-profile clemencies Fox's Napolitano: Roger Stone 'absolutely entitled' to new trial after juror's tweets revealed Fox's Napolitano calls Trump acquittal 'legal assault' on Constitution: 'Somewhere, Nixon is smiling' MORE argued Thursday that Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE should get a new trial after unearthed tweets appear to show an "inherent bias" from a juror who voted to convict the longtime friend of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE.
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