Similar stays followed from courts in Alexandria, Boston, and Seattle.
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A flood of outrage followed from lawmakers from both parties.
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And the social collapse, while real, followed from that underlying cause.
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Bill, and the terrible scale of mass incarceration that followed from it.
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For the original Avengers we've followed from the beginning, their stories feel complete.
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News coverage followed, from national TV broadcasts and local newspapers throughout the Southwest.
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The stream of praise that followed from Democrats and Republicans alike irked Trump.
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Ryu made a 20-footer for birdie, and Park followed from 10 feet.
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Health of the babies was followed from birth until they were 4 years old.
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BuzzFeed's Ruby Cramer and Darren Sands looked at the argument that followed from all angles.
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If that were to happen, the good deals that followed from Trump's CSR decision would evaporate.
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I remember well the general panic, fear and confusion that followed from family, friends and countrymen.
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A sacrifice fly by Park and an RBI single followed from Oswaldo Arcia, making it 3-0.
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Outrage and condemnation immediately followed from the left, the center, and the vast majority of elected Republicans.
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Astrology is something that has always fascinated me, but I've only ever followed from a spectator's perspective.
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They're only listing accounts they followed from January 2015 to August 2017 that were tied to the IRA.
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He has not been alone; labor leaders have railed against the job losses that followed from the pact.
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A wave of corporate restructurings followed: from steel giant Metinvest and Ukrainian Railway to First Ukrainian International Bank.
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They aren't seeing a different Gaga, rather the same singing, dancing, spectacular star they've followed from the start.
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The study, in JAMA Cardiology, pooled data from 853 studies of 190,672 people followed from 1964 to 2015.
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They were also denied business opportunities with other customers that could have followed from securing Apple as a customer.
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The "head" argued that Britain had benefited from the trade, market access, and investment that followed from European Union membership.
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Heartfelt, gushing tributes have followed: from his current squad, from his former players, from longtime friends and from onetime enemies.
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The officers followed from a distance for several blocks and radioed for the help of a colleague with a Taser.
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Andujar watched the A.L.C.S. with his family in the Dominican Republic, while Torres followed from his apartment in Tampa, Fla.
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Other eateries soon followed, from fine dining restaurants in San Francisco to eventually Red Robin, White Castle and Burger King.
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A study published in JAMA Psychiatry included 2,063 British teenagers whose health had been followed from birth through age 18.
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More emails followed — from construction subcontractors, historic preservation consultants, and other companies looking to capture a piece of border wall funding.
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Junior roles in the Ministry of Justice followed, from 2015 until earlier this year, when he was appointed minister for housing.
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What followed from the owner's tweet was a string of fantastic "tripod" pet appreciation posts, and we couldn't be more grateful.
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"I started knitting in March 1999 and made two solid colored sweaters followed from a pattern," Barsky told Mashable via email.
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A less parochial spin technique followed from this fragmentation of Palestinians into good Palestinians (West Bank/Palestine) and bad Palestinians (Gaza).
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The sounds of Jewish worship in the Pestalozzistrasse Synagogue were followed from time to time by instructions or explanations in German.
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By Primary Day, he was followed from event to event by hecklers who dressed as robots to lampoon his mechanical debate performance.
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Competition and game-changing innovation followed, from lower-priced phones to answering machines to technology that is the foundation of the Internet.
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What followed from Mr. Cuomo was a litany of good-governance proposals that, though familiar, are still sorely needed: Publicly financing campaigns.
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Women have reported being followed from their cars and targeted with such aggression that they burst into tears or had panic attacks.
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In the case of money laundering and terrorist financing, it allows the trail of cash to be followed from country to country.
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Bathing linked to heart health Participants ages 40 to 59 with no history of heart disease were followed from 1990 to 2009.
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They tell me how much they were praying for me and how they followed from the day Kim went to the White House.
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Condemnation of the list followed from organizations including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The State Department memorandum followed from the executive order itself; if one is enjoined by a court order, then so is the other.
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He was tapped to investigate Russian election meddling, whether anyone around Mr. Trump was involved and other crimes that followed from that investigation.
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What actually happened was that economic changes destroyed the employment opportunities for men in the inner city and social breakdown followed from that.
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What has followed from all of this is inevitable: Islanders fans, most of them strangers in a strange place, are not filling enough seats.
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Sexual harassment accusations eventually ousted Fox News chair Roger Ailes in the summer of 2016; Bill O'Reilly followed from Fox News in April 2017.
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The trouble is, the ROE depended upon a low tax rate, which followed from a new accounting rule relating to the settlement of share awards.
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You can imagine why they ended up revelling at the end of the night—and the sore heads that must have followed from mixing drinks.
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A series of statements followed from former Vice President Dick Cheney and former secretaries of state James A. Baker III and Condoleezza Rice, among others.
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The trouble is, the return depended upon a low tax rate, which followed from a new accounting rule relating to the settlement of share awards.
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Pattinson dated Stewart, his co-star in 2008's Twilight, as well as the four other films in the series that followed, from 2009 to 2013.
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More web series and alternate reality games (or ARGs) followed, from TribeTwelve and EverymanHYBRID to DarkHarvest00, and each added another layer to the Slender Man mythos.
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But his arrogance followed from the strangulating tension between who and what he was: blackness was limiting, oppressive, banal, a boorish hurdle in his brilliant path.
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But the ruling by Clark County District Judge Elizabeth Gonzalez, and the stay that followed from Judge Jennifer Togliatti, left uncertain when his execution could proceed.
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It could try to catch up with the West by mobilising state resources—the model followed from Peter the Great to the 1930s, at great human cost.
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Amazon needed to draw up a different playbook than the one Jeff Bezos followed from an upstart online book seller to a $800 billion titan of industry.
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A combination of songwriting techniques followed, from collaborative jamming to fleshing out demos that Mr. Stein recorded on his phone while working at a synth repair store.
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Others soon followed, from fine dining restaurants in San Francisco to eventually Red Robin, family owned White Castle and Burger King, a unit of Restaurant Brands International.
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Endorsements quickly followed from France, Germany and Italy, as well as unofficially from the United States, which holds a blocking minority of votes on the IMF's board.
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Many other requests to teach followed, from, among other institutions, the University of Minnesota, Maryland Institute College of Art, Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and New York University.
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But it's important to keep clear the history of black oppression, not least because it helps us understand how so much other codified oppression has followed from it.
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Here&aposs a closer look at the Tesla that fathered all that followed, from the Model S to Model X, Model 3, Semi, Cybertruck, and forthcoming New Roadster.
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Xu Yan tweeted Thursday that she had been followed from her apartment by police officers who stopped her leaving by taxi by telling the drivers not to take her.
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Prime Minister David Cameron dominates the conversation with 39% of the share, followed from afar by two leaders of the Leave campaign: Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson (around 11%).
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Here's what followed from Curry, who won his second consecutive M.V.P. award on Tuesday: 4:603 remaining: After a miss by C.J. McCollum for Portland, Curry brings the ball up.
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At the heart of a lot of it is a dynamic that really was strange — both parties chose unpopular nominees — and a fair amount of the rest followed from that.
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Mr. Trump's surprise proposal for a tariff-free G7 followed from a conversation the president had on Air Force One heading to Canada with Larry Kudlow, his national economic adviser.
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"Thank you to everyone who came to Windsor and those who followed from around the U.K., the Commonwealth and the world today," Buckingham Palace said in a statement late Saturday.
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But measuring with a 1970s yardstick misses the major transformation of the Republican Party in the decades that followed, from a party that revered popular politics to one that rejected them.
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What followed from the first lady, who has styled herself America's "mom in chief," was a message about empowering women to rise up against sexual abuse and harassment in every context.
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They have shared a tennis journey unlike any other for 27 years, and for all those who followed from close range or afar, Uncle Toni will always be Coach Toni, too.
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The abuses that have followed from these policies — the sprawling carceral state, the random detention of black people, the torture of suspects are, at the very least, byproducts of democratic will.
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That ruling followed from the Supreme Court's many precedents holding that the Government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion.
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Regarding the incident raised in the editorial, our information indicates that Chinese military aircraft followed from a safe distance and monitored the American plane carrying out close reconnaissance in Chinese coastal waters.
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Barack and Michelle got the permit application process going in January ... and there has been a series of reviews in the months that followed -- from plumbing and electrical to several mechanical corrections.
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Memory, which is something Lisa and I have long been fascinated by, and the clarity of memory felt like a really interesting thing to play with, and the story followed from that.
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And even with his victory in that state — and the sea of endorsements that followed from the likes of Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar — he is unlikely to catch him in California.
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It is not clear whether the uptick is related to the repercussions that followed from the strike, and it is possible some of the attacks had been planned before Soleimani&aposs killing.
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Disdainful of the market, convention, and boundaries, the only goal that really mattered to these insurgent, untamable, experiential artists was to be able to see without filters; everything else followed from there. WOMAN.
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Police said a statement that the latest investigation followed from text messages discovered on a cell phone in a December 2015 raid on the home of Cunha, then speaker of Brazil's lower house.
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But in the past half-century, Cairo was better known for racial strife — riots in the 1960s and a tense transformation that followed, from a majority-white city to a mostly black one.
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Years of protest followed from the tribe, from conservationists and from senior officials in the federal Forest Service — all deeply concerned about the threats the leases posed to the region's environmental and cultural values.
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The sequence of events that followed — from the appointment of a special counsel to Mr. Comey's expected testimony in the Senate — would have been predictable in a conventional, complicated view of the political world.
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The political character of the customs union logically followed from a common regulatory framework to manage free trade and to coordinate economic policies, while maintaining unified trade and economic relations with the outside world.
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In response, Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. told the justices that "lawful presence" is merely what has always followed from the executive branch's decision not to deport someone for a given period of time.
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For Morris, that ministry set the tone for messianic sects that followed, from Ann Lee's community of Shakers and Father Divine's racially integrated communes in 1930s Harlem to the deadly Peoples Temple of Jim Jones.
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With their victory, numerous atrocities followed: from the alleged execution of about 80 civilians, including women and children, to the resumed air strikes and heavy artillery against the city after a cease-fire deal fell through.
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In response, Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. told the justices that this "lawful presence" was merely what had always followed from the executive branch's decision not to deport someone for a given period of time.
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"We followed from the U.S. with the Dow closing at a record, although the markets have been driven by big tech stocks like Apple and Microsoft," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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The sharp downturn followed from an equally harsh session on Wall Street on Tuesday, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.6 percent, the S&P 500 lost 1.2 percent and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.5 percent.
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Looking at a sample of more than 20,000 people who were followed from their teens to late 20s, Satoshi Kanazawa of the London School of Economics and his team found no evidence of discrimination, or that unattractive people choose different professions.
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The Twitter hijackings are the latest in a campaign of online vandalism that has followed from days of escalating tensions between Turkey and its European partners over Turkish politicians' hopes to campaign there ahead of their country's constitutional referendum next month.
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While in years past, the party's approval—and the endorsements and funding that followed from it—was seen as crucial to winning elections, the fact that the party is historically unpopular means that its support has become something of an albatross.
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While there were clear and major ripples that followed from Clinton's impeachment -- Republicans losing ground in the House in the the 1998 midterms but retaking the White House two years later -- those impacts were not directly visited on Clinton's presidency.
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What followed from the Texas attack to bar Planned Parenthood from family planning funds was the closing of 31 of the organization's clinics in the state and a deep cut in contraceptive care for women in counties without a clinic.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An Israeli woman who was killed in the Australian city of Melbourne had been on the telephone to her sister when she was followed from public transport and attacked close to the university where she was studying, police said on Thursday.
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The commission on Syria has repeatedly recommended referral of the crimes to the International Criminal Court, but no action has followed from the Security Council, where Russia, a permanent member and the closest ally of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, wields a veto.
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" The President wanted Sessions to disregard his recusal from the investigation, which had followed from a formal DOJ ethics review, and have Sessions declare that he knew "for a fact" that "there were no Russians involved with the campaign" because he "was there.
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He knew the leaders of the Islamic Salvation Front, or F.I.S., and followed from afar their success in local elections and then the crackdown that followed as the military government imposed martial law, plunging Algeria into a decade of savage civil war.
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In a fake emergency, you act when you've decided the political timing is right as part of a larger ass-covering move because you need to back down from an ill-advised congressional fight that, itself, followed from an ill-advised campaign promise.
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In the 1980s, it took more than two years of negotiations between senior diplomats of the United States and the Soviet Union before a summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev was even possible -- talks that I followed from beginning to end.
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TutuApp runs a Twitter account with more than 170,000 followers, including links that, if followed from the Twitter mobile app, will take you to the company's website where you can download the enterprise certificate and install the app store in a matter of seconds.
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The company's growth does not appear to have been stalled by privacy concerns, although the revelations about Cambridge Analytica and a #DeleteFacebook campaign that followed from some irate users did not occur until late in the quarter, and could be reflected in future earnings.
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Manafort's lawyers late Friday asked that "all evidence that the government seized from the storage unit must be suppressed" — as well as other evidence that followed from that — because, they argue, the government initially searched the storage unit without a warrant, in violation of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches.
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Her last album, 2010's Body Talk, served as a blueprint for the sound of mainstream music in the decade that followed: from Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" to Taylor Swift's 1989, you can hear Robyn's influence — bright synths, perfectly symmetrical choruses and more than a whiff of melancholy.
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In the awful months and year that followed — from his decline, to his death, and to the healing process that I'm still going through — going to the store, buying flowers, making drawings, and making a painting became one of the only things I could do that made me feel in control.
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A veritable fictional pharmacopoeia followed, from David Foster Wallace (DMZ), George Saunders (Verbaluce) and Jonathan Franzen (Mexican A). In these writers' hands, the self's integrity is under assault not by illicit indulgences but by capitalism's imperative to market us shiny neurological upgrades — and by our complicit desire to be thus reworked.
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President Trump has long insisted that the entire investigation -- the initial probe which led to the appointment of the special counsel and all that followed from it -- was illegal because it was based on the Steele document, which contained research that was partially funded by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee.
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In this way, he was able to prove that in any collection of more than half the points in an n-dimensional cube, there will be some point that is connected to at least the square-root-of-n of the other points—and the sensitivity conjecture instantly followed from this result.
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"This is the first known case of a metal-induced toxicity in the lung that has followed from vaping and it has resulted in long-term, probably permanent, scarring of the patient&aposs lungs," Dr. Rupal Shah, paper co-author and researcher at the University of California, San Francisco said in a statement.
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Another narrative ad that went viral on Twitter not long ago played like a hypercompressed version of Richard Linklater's "Boyhood" — except here, once the kid we followed from birth through all manner of adolescent mischief and teenage turbulence reached maturity, he entered a Subway, the sandwich chain's logo flashed and the "story" abruptly ended.
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A transition period followed, from '21958 to '55, marked by the use of egg tempera instead of oil paint, during which he abandoned Cubism for a vocabulary of ideograms inspired by Paul Klee, as in "Jaune et gris" 1950, not too distant from the Surrealist-influenced pictographs that Adolph Gottlieb created in New York at around the same time.
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Product duds like Vista and Windows Mobile even get a line or two (emphasis below is ours): Windows is the bet on which this company was madeAnd everything else followed from the dividends it paidWe missed a beat with Vista but we'd be remiss to list a set o'Systems that assist the world without our name displayed!
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In a new essay for Vanity Fair reflecting on her relationship with then-President Bill Clinton -- and everything that followed from it -- Lewinsky wrote these two striking paragraphs: "Just four years ago, in an essay for this magazine, I wrote the following: "Sure, my boss took advantage of me, but I will always remain firm on this point: it was a consensual relationship.
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This discovery was rooted in a basic analytical mistake—more goals were scored after short strings of passes because shorter strings of passes vastly outnumber longer ones, and on a proportional bases more goals in fact followed from sustained possession—but no matter: the British game became enraptured with hoof-and-hope attacks, the lingering detrimental effects of which can still be seen in player development today.
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The concrete steps we took followed from those goals: expanding scholarships for students from diverse backgrounds; dedicating funds for new professorships to help understand, respond to, or prevent events like those of last August; reviewing how the University physically represents its history, including through public symbols and historical markers; and developing and supporting programming that helps people from diverse backgrounds communicate, learn, and work together.
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The JAMA study looked at 85,000 women aged 25 to 42 who were followed from 1989 to 2011 as part of the ongoing Nurses' Health Study II. The researchers mapped early-onset colorectal cancers against body mass index (BMI) — both current and at age 33 — to figure out whether having a higher BMI at any point in a person's life was associated with greatest colorectal cancer risk before age 50.
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" More harsh descriptions followed, from the eighteen-thirties through the nineteen-sixties: "These animals are savage, cowardly, and treacherous"; "badly formed and ungainly and therefore very primitive"; "marsupial quadrupeds are all characterized by a low degree of intelligence"; "belongs to a race of natural born idiots"; "an unproportioned experiment of nature quite unfitted to take its place in competition with the more highly-developed forms of animal life in the world today.
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Here's a sign that President Trump's efforts to restrict who is allowed to enter the United States might be working a bit too well: One of the world's biggest international airlines is cutting back flights to the US. Emirates Airline, which has more international traffic than any other carrier in the world, has announced that it's reducing the number of flights it offers to five major American destinations after a plunge in booking from the Middle East that followed from Trump's attempts to restrict travel from the region.
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