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But from elsewhere it has shot up (see chart ).
It can be hard to source them from elsewhere, too.
So they must be returning to the blood from elsewhere.
Police officers and local professionals are often hired from elsewhere.
But free ports could still take business away from elsewhere.
It blandly says the rest comes from elsewhere in Africa.
South Korea's nearness to China also lured investors from elsewhere.
So far, firms from elsewhere in Asia have been keenest.
Crucially, it is also a sponge for influences from elsewhere.
The revival of the spirit, though, has come from elsewhere.
No news was coming from elsewhere in the tense region.
The indigo and cochineal pigments, however, are purchased from elsewhere.
And people carrying the virus from elsewhere may be undetected.
Dispatches from Elsewhere premieres on March 1, 2020 on AMC.
That thin ammonia smell, maybe in the sweat, maybe from elsewhere.
Someone brought in more folding chairs from elsewhere in the building.
But it's otherwise the same Fortnite you may know from elsewhere.
This is something I've heard from elsewhere in the government too.
Like so many people from California, they come from elsewhere, originally.
Subtle clues from elsewhere started to corroborate what he was seeing.
Could the crisis emerge from elsewhere than the government bond market?
News from elsewhere on the internet Waymo closes its Austin office.
Singapore hosts a large contingent of workers from elsewhere in Asia.
These would be different whales, from elsewhere, who do things differently.
Maybe a Beaujolais or a rough red from elsewhere in France.
Tributes and condolences from elsewhere in Asia have also poured in.
That the football team was a fake bused in from elsewhere.
Money from elsewhere in the world has come with fewer stipulations.
That means funds will come from elsewhere, like existing transportation budgets.
We're actively monitoring posts here in the forum and reports from elsewhere.
It has incentive programmes to attract engineering talent from elsewhere, notably Taiwan.
It contained just a single male who had drifted in from elsewhere.
Some jobs were lost to imports from elsewhere; many more felt precarious.
This implies an influx of different dogs from elsewhere, namely East Asia.
The area's high wages used to attract migrants from elsewhere in China.
The final choice took account of the availability of substitutes from elsewhere.
But the ban meant it had to source the LNG from elsewhere.
Regenerative therapies seek to supplement this repair using stems cells from elsewhere.
But much of the value of the good actually comes from elsewhere.
Students who had fled from elsewhere said they mixed well with locals.
Dispatches from Elsewhere is emotionally intelligent, but in a dark, manipulative fashion.
Only now some of that hardness from elsewhere has become real here, too.
The big picture: There's certainly enough crude from elsewhere sloshing around right now.
We have put a lot of work into trying to recruit from ... Elsewhere.
If there was a rocket, it could only have been fired from elsewhere.
German business barons have guarded their privacy more jealously than those from elsewhere.
A child doesn't have these tools, diagnosis and treatment must come from elsewhere.
It subsequently drew waves of immigration, from Europe, yes, but from elsewhere too.
Naturally, Beijing will look to substitute some U.S. imports with goods from elsewhere.
Instead, customers in China buy their luxury goods from elsewhere — and increasingly online.
But, while you wait, get to know the cast of Dispatches From Elsewhere.
Here, too, it did not find consistent evidence that Maryland differed from elsewhere.
Thanks to the shale boom, U.S. crude is cheaper than oil from elsewhere.
He contacted the seller, who said she had bought the merchandise from elsewhere.
The agency has some wiggle room to move money from elsewhere into disaster relief.
The claim that Britain's financial industry sucks the best people from elsewhere is dubious.
It is also because Taiwan has lately pushed hard to attract visitors from elsewhere.
About one third of Singapore's population comes from elsewhere—a dynamic associated with innovation.
Low fares on flights to those dreamy destinations are available departing from elsewhere too.
The majority of the cars they sell in the U.S. are imported from elsewhere.
In places like northwest Europe, currents acts as a radiator, delivering heat from elsewhere.
Those presumptions are indeed broadly born out by figures from elsewhere in the world.
If those inventories become depleted, refiners may have to look to import from elsewhere.
News from elsewhere on the internet A ride inside an actually driverless Waymo SUV.
For the moment, the base is periodically used by US aircraft operating from elsewhere.
Unemployment is low, just 2.8 percent, forcing Colorado employers to recruit talent from elsewhere.
The medical personnel to staff them would have to come from elsewhere, Hoffman said.
Regional or village Burgundies would be lovely, as would restrained pinot noirs from elsewhere.
The new arrivals, from elsewhere in the country, hope for more opportunities in Lagos.
Many corrections officials from elsewhere have visited the program, and some have started their own.
Stocks still seem pretty stable, but today's flutter might reflect the breezes blowing from elsewhere.
The rest of the product can be made using parts from elsewhere — China, for example.
The evidence from elsewhere suggests that fears of a spike in divorces may be overblown.
Most local outfits were branches of firms from elsewhere in South Asia or farther afield.
However, unless Americans change their total spending and saving, they will buy more from elsewhere.
Some protectionists fret that importers will slap "Made in Africa" labels on goods from elsewhere.
News from elsewhere on the internet More on Uber's disappointing first day on Wall Street.
The remaining 7,500 slots will be open to those applying from elsewhere in the world.
It's even spent $30 million to bring in prefabricated housing from elsewhere for its workers.
The paradox is that the same ground can seem inexhaustibly fertile to writers from elsewhere.
Instead, savings should come from elsewhere — the Legislature, the governor's office, all those state agencies.
Around 20 percent of his workers in Britain are from elsewhere in the European Union.
I faintly heard an alarm-like sound, but I assumed it was coming from elsewhere.
Op-Ed Contributor FORT McMURRAY, ALBERTA — Fort McMurray is a community of people from elsewhere.
Purchases and donations also brought China a big chunk of the world's supply from elsewhere.
China confirmed just 34 cases, all in people who arrived in the country from elsewhere.
Dozens of students from elsewhere in the country were also detained for supporting the strike.
News from elsewhere on the internet China continues to pour money into electric car companies.
Sometimes weapons are captured from domestic stockpiles, but more often they are smuggled from elsewhere.
But he said that he expects the final word on that to come from elsewhere.
The danger of measles isn't gone, though, since travelers can bring the disease over from elsewhere.
Measles has been eradicated in the US, but cases continue to be imported in from elsewhere.
But the constitutional changes put residents and people from elsewhere in India on equal legal footing.
A small, struggling side might be able to rebuild by picking off unwanted players from elsewhere.
Without American diluents, PDVSA will have to buy them from elsewhere, probably at a higher cost.
The notion that Ross could be out soon received some pushback from elsewhere in the administration.
Some of the hallmarks in the stories I have read would suggest it came from elsewhere.
"The reduction of oversupply will have to come from elsewhere, namely from falling U.S. oil production."
Here, too, are twins who believe they are from elsewhere, bulimic men and chilling, cheating women.
The Hellenistic gallery had become just another storage room for treasures from elsewhere in the Louvre.
More and better oversight will have to come from elsewhere, such as Congress or the courts.
Comparisons with Zika DNA from elsewhere suggested the virus could have been in Haiti for months.
Although Chinese visitor numbers have fallen, the number of travelers from elsewhere has continued to rise.
The U.N. has described it as a "dumping ground" for people from elsewhere in the country.
We also have money for conferences, and to bring in PhD students from elsewhere for workshops.
But nearly 30 percent were from Southern California, and the remainder from elsewhere in the country.
This year's displays by African artists at the biennale are as eclectic as those from elsewhere.
But a significant proportion also came from elsewhere, in countries such as Vietnam, Indonesia and Bangladesh.
I will no longer have to feel like a visitor or a representative sent from elsewhere.
I wondered if they grew all of it themselves, or bought it from elsewhere to resell.
Roku badly needs those channels because that's what people watch, but the money comes from elsewhere.
Luckily it responds immediately to any spare yogurt you can forage from elsewhere on the table.
While the city itself will certainly provide workers, Amazon is always looking to recruit from elsewhere.
To the extent they pay more taxes, they must get the money to do so from elsewhere.
Users who don't have any matches in their neighborhood or city will still see matches from elsewhere.
But there are plenty of millennials and plenty of people from elsewhere who don't behave this way.
Providers travel from elsewhere to staff it, and it's open only on Wednesdays and every other Friday.
Meaning, users with Windows 10 Cloud PCs won't be able to install their own apps from elsewhere.
But it is not too early to start drumming up candidates for 2021 from elsewhere in Asia.
A Gen 6 plant, however, produces LCD panels small enough to safely ship glass in from elsewhere.
Newcomers are coming in thick and fast from elsewhere, including China, India and other parts of Asia.
For Estonians from elsewhere in the country, many of whom don't speak Russian, Narva can feel alien.
Shrinking localities tend to focus on trying to get people from elsewhere in Japan to move there.
A decade ago a third of the FDI flowing into Asian countries came from elsewhere in Asia.
Without a deal, Britain would apply the more stringent rules it uses when deporting criminals from elsewhere.
The true bilateral trade gap is smaller than reported, since Chinese exports contain many inputs from elsewhere.
Much of it depends heavily on staff from elsewhere in the EU, mainly the post-communist east.
Some patrons were locals, while others were tourists from elsewhere in the United States or even abroad.
It's not a simple matter of just saying the lost barrels can be made up from elsewhere.
Others came from elsewhere in the Middle East and North Africa, trying to escape poverty and persecution.
Games, we say, are special, a medium unto itself, with no need to draw ideas from elsewhere.
In general, how much attention do you pay to news and culture from elsewhere in the world?
But the help quickly began pouring in from elsewhere in the state, and eventually across state lines.
The group, made up of Buddhist nationalists, has resettled more than 203 families from elsewhere in Rakhine.
"Help will need to come from elsewhere as well," she told CNBC's "Street Signs Asia" on Monday.
But instead of bringing in a catcher from elsewhere, the Mets decided to add a catching coach.
Watching Peter, Simone, Janice, and Fredwynn solve the mysteries set up in Dispatches from Elsewhere is intriguing.
Although it contained similar features, they had apparently been re-created from scratch or copied from elsewhere.
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A ready supply of weapons from elsewhere has helped push the country's murder rate to the world's highest.
But Sanders said the administration is now hoping they can prevent a shutdown by securing funding from elsewhere.
Down the road, workmen are building a pipe to bring in clean water from elsewhere in the province.
Virtually no independent information has emerged from elsewhere in the Kashmir Valley but Srinagar in the past week.
And Chinese tourists often stay longer and spend more money than their counterparts from elsewhere in the world.
If anything, it'll be a welcome break from all the cosmic noise emanating from elsewhere in your chart.
Residents of those countries who want meat that is produced with other procedures must import it from elsewhere.
It will always be able to buy its way out of a shortage by importing calories from elsewhere.
Cuban culture officials have always casted a wary eye on foreign music, even from elsewhere in the Caribbean.
The malware appears to be poorly developed, with some of its code copied from elsewhere, the report adds.
Residents are generally more familiar than investors from elsewhere with local projects since they sit on their doorstep.
Already, around 30% of Georgians and North Carolinians come from elsewhere (Florida and Virginia are even more diluted).
European countries are popular destinations, both for students from other parts of the continent, and those from elsewhere.
Aids can include nightlights or leaving a door open to allow in light from elsewhere, partially restoring vision.
The wildfire had prompted the evacuation of villages and spurred an appeal for help from elsewhere in Europe.
But they can test only those approved in Brazil; importing drugs from elsewhere involves weeks of red tape.
"Although the main sources of growth are doing well, there are mixed signals from elsewhere," the IEA wrote.
The PCLOB didn't even have any permanent staff — just two aides on detail from elsewhere in the government.
Norwegians don't really have their own sound, but they kind of have a lot of influences from elsewhere.
Give one example of these effects from the United States and one from elsewhere in the world. 4.
It is a local economic hub, with a bustling market and about 200,000 new residents displaced from elsewhere.
The province is now home to two million people, half of them displaced from elsewhere in the country.
Catsimatidis may be best known for his grocery business, but a lot of his wealth comes from elsewhere.
While developing his new show, Dispatches from Elsewhere, he ended up well and truly in the deep end.
Mineno said the company may need to export components from elsewhere in Asia if the trade war escalates.
But he said on Monday that Chinese flying in from elsewhere would be allowed entry to the Philippines.
News from elsewhere on the internet The Geneva Motor Show has been called off because of coronavirus fears.
Many cities and provinces have introduced mandatory self-quarantine policies for anyone returning from elsewhere in the country.
News from elsewhere on the internet Chinese automakers are slashing their sales targets because of the coronavirus outbreak.
That Shkreli was tweeting Friday from elsewhere in the courthouse, commenting on the appearance of several female reporters.
A country loses its eradication status if an outbreak brought in from elsewhere lasts longer than 12 months.
Around 10,000 people in the camp are foreign nationals from elsewhere in Asia, Africa, Europe and North America.
But for the most part, tech companies have built really great aggregators of content that comes from elsewhere.
That's a big deal, considering approximately 75 percent of the current patient population in South Florida is from elsewhere.
It gets lumped into the sort of, these are the millennials, these are the people who come from elsewhere.
Like any disaster-struck place, it will be in need of supplies brought it from elsewhere in the country.
" Asked about bringing in reporters from elsewhere in America, Sanders said: "I think that's certainly an option to explore.
He was embraced completely, I think, when people from elsewhere started mocking him and making him into a joke.
Kosovo's government has said that goods coming from Serbia have been replaced by imports from elsewhere in recent months.
Above all, Beijing and other megacities should stop treating settlers from elsewhere in the country as second-class citizens.
"The future sources of jobs and growth in the Canadian economy are going to come from elsewhere," he said.
The rules would encourage efforts to certify parts as North American-compliant even if they include content from elsewhere.
These allow universities to accept local students even though they may have lower gaokao scores than those from elsewhere.
Local people who abandoned farm work for city jobs have grown richer, as have migrants from elsewhere in China.
Xiaoshan is hardly a farming titan: vendors at a nearby market say their produce is trucked in from elsewhere.
Fishermen from elsewhere in Europe covet British waters because of their relatively large supply and diversity of fish species.
His upcoming projects include a series called "Dispatches from Elsewhere," which is scheduled to air on AMC in 2020. 
This is not the first time HHS has transferred money into its refugee office from elsewhere in the agency.
Mueller said that of 21628 lawyers hired for the team, 218503 were hired from elsewhere in the Justice Department.
Workers, many of them migrants from elsewhere in Myanmar, toil long hours in dangerous conditions and for little pay.
Mr. Münz proposes what he calls a system of "demographic arbitrage," with industrialized countries competing for talent from elsewhere.
That means fewer dollars are churning through the local economy, when not much money is coming in from elsewhere.
They've asked Congress to make up the difference with supplemental funding and "reprogrammed" money from elsewhere in the government.
Yet when the occasion suits, both are more than happy to borrow ideas from elsewhere to control their populations.
"More people from the restaurant industry have moved up from the city or moved here from elsewhere," he said.
They now can provide services to more refugees, an incentive for people to move to New York from elsewhere.
Almost every person in the room had come from elsewhere and stayed in Buffalo because they loved it so.
McReynolds has hosted between 300 and 400 election officials from elsewhere who are interested in Denver's changes, she said.
News from elsewhere on the internet Waymo and UPS will test driverless vehicle delivery in the Phoenix metro area.
One, that from the looks of the Dispatches From Elsewhere trailer, helps them finally find a bit of happiness.
There is no source of fresh water, so residents depend on rainwater or drinking water brought in from elsewhere.
The troops would be a mix of reserves already in the province and soldiers arriving from elsewhere, he added.
Others are Spaniards from elsewhere in the country seeking vacation homes in a less touristy area with milder summers.
News from elsewhere on the internet Waymo tells customers in Phoenix that it will soon use totally driverless robotaxis.
The alternative is that local population will oppose help for those arriving from elsewhere, and political instability will result.
In other words, firms will not look to source products from elsewhere, and households will not adjust their consumption.
Third is to swamp the territory's native majority by promoting economic development that encourages migration from elsewhere in China.
Shell will simply need to go into its global portfolio and find LNG from elsewhere to send to Dubai.
"There seem to be a lot of imitation puka shell necklaces coming from elsewhere in the world," he says.
The company hoped gamblers from elsewhere in Asia would make up the other half of its international VIP revenue.
To fill a labor shortage, France began recruiting immigrants from elsewhere in Europe and its former colonies in Northern Africa.
And to save time between distinguishing the two categories, it simply borrowed the identifying visual data it needed from elsewhere.
As the city is famous for welcoming idealists from other hometowns, this fact can surprise those who came from elsewhere.
These extremely, infinitesimally isolated occurrences are almost invariably the result of cancer that has spread from elsewhere in the body.
It's possible that rocks have broken off of larger moons or pieces of debris from elsewhere in the Solar System.
Showbox supporters argue that the amount of money raised by the project would be paltry and could come from elsewhere.
When their primary income derives from elsewhere, it becomes easier for critics to take chances and experiment in their writing.
The authority has no money-printing facilities of its own so all cash and coins currently come in from elsewhere.
Like Beijing, the U.S. and Europe also have limited lithium resources of their own and rely on imports from elsewhere.
Even if the potential beneficiaries of AML fund diversions legitimately deserve public funding, that money needs to come from elsewhere.
The assumption that what hails from elsewhere is inherently bad, these researchers say, rests more on xenophobia than on science.
And if anything, the new hotels, with workers from elsewhere in some cases, seem to be stimulating the rental market.
Rabee'a owned a drill rig, and his friend had heard stories from elsewhere in Yemen about jets bombing well sites.
All of the new cases reported on Thursday involved people who had come to China from elsewhere, the government said.
In recent weeks, his Twitter feed has promoted at least two controversial videos that came from elsewhere on the web.
If none of these intrigues you, you can also consider subscribing to a regional publication from elsewhere with national relevance.
Unlike her, however, many of her colleagues are transplants who have moved here from elsewhere in the US to work.
The province's population has swelled to two million, with nearly half those people displaced from elsewhere, the United Nations said.
For those that feel as if something is missing from their life, AMC's Dispatches From Elsewhere might be the answer.
But around half the immigrants to Britain — net migration was 8,000 in the year ending September 2016 — come from elsewhere.
But migrants from elsewhere in Europe and Africa are taking routes that do not take them through Turkey, he said.
The service also makes a distinction between accounts registered to phone numbers from mainland China and phone numbers from elsewhere.
The reigning theory is that the notes are transcribed messages from the President, watching live from elsewhere in the building.
But the Bavarian State Opera, which rarely imports productions from elsewhere, started from scratch, with its own director and conductor.
A landscape that she thought she knew so well had become a place transfigured by a different sensibility from elsewhere.
But factions of defected officers have said they are plotting returns from elsewhere in the region to support Mr. Guaidó.
Editors should hire writers living in the Midwest to write stories about their region, instead of flying in journalists from elsewhere.
That could mean that any green cards used to settle the DACA crisis must be subtracted from elsewhere in the system.
"If we meet our sugar import needs from elsewhere, we don't gain any jobs," said John Bode, head of the association.
For now, the main threats to Mr Maduro's regime come from elsewhere—from outsiders and from its acute shortage of money.
To guard against bias, each region's survey was carried out by pollsters from elsewhere, who telephoned a random sample of residents.
The shortage persisted on Monday although some dealers said efforts were underway to obtain supplies from elsewhere, such as Hong Kong.
Britain could turn to its other main supplier, Norway, but it will face competition for the gas from elsewhere in Europe.
NS2 does not threaten the security of Europe's supplies, say German officials, because of the multiplicity of import options from elsewhere.
And if you absolutely must take a loan, it may be more advantageous to secure those funds from elsewhere, Curtis said.
Earlier this month, HHS also redirected $81 million from elsewhere in the department to continue efforts to fight the Zika virus.
We can import pretty much everything here as a manufacturer from elsewhere but to invest here - we didn't have equal access.
A distinct clump of unique stars would have been a giveaway that they're interlopers from elsewhere, but no such evidence exists.
"This is my second pair of linen sheets (the other is from elsewhere) and I'm a real convert," one customer wrote.
Hotels are thriving thanks to visits by friends and family of Amazon workers, as well as by Amazon employees from elsewhere.
Instead of having to "prepare" a loan application, applicants have their data—income, debt, savings—pulled from elsewhere in the system.
In theory, you could book a table but order the food from elsewhere, paying separately for the service and the cooking.
US officials have repeatedly warned about China's increasingly sophisticated military technology and about China's habit of lifting that technology from elsewhere.
Afghan commandos from elsewhere on the base arrived and engaged the attackers, eventually killing or capturing all of them, Zabihullah said.
An attacker who controls one process on a system can use the vulnerabilities to steal secrets from elsewhere on the computer.
These days, when there are limitations to what type of food we've got in Britain, we can source it from elsewhere.
Brut Champagne would be great, as would a good Champagne-style sparkler from elsewhere in France, Italy or the United States.
The East End's first vineyards were planted in the 1970s, and some family-owned businesses are now attracting investors from elsewhere.
Now, as ever, the Ailey company is facing in multiple directions: reviving home repertory, acquiring works from elsewhere, commissioning new pieces.
So, most injured athletes undergo surgery to create and insert a new A.C.L. from tissues removed from elsewhere in the leg.
The particulars of the new AMC show Dispatches From Elsewhere are even stranger after you realize they're based on real events.
Idlib is home to some three million people, about half of them displaced, or forcibly evacuated, to the province from elsewhere.
Often, Trump selects a candidate from elsewhere in the administration to fill a vacancy, which in turn leaves another role unfilled.
Though there are some customers from elsewhere in Texas or beyond, most are Brownsville residents, drawn simply by word of mouth.
Companies had many options for dealing with the trade war, whether sourcing goods from elsewhere or simply paying more for them.
News from elsewhere on the internet New York gets into another fight with the Trump administration, this one over car exports.
But identical computer code is often the result of a hacker saving time by cutting and pasting working code from elsewhere.
This time, he could try to find further border funding from elsewhere in the government to claim some sort of victory.
Then again, the Yankees have long understood the value of marquee attractions imported from elsewhere, like Reggie Jackson and Alex Rodriguez.
He argued that large-scale migration of low-wage workers from elsewhere in Europe has depressed wages for native-born Britons.
The majority hailed from elsewhere, specifically Canada and a grab bag of cold European countries (Russia, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, and Finland).
The dessert roster is divided between those made in house and those brought in from elsewhere, like the tartuffo and lemon sorbet.
The deal has attracted criticism from elsewhere, with Tesco shareholders Schroders and Artisan Partners disclosing they were against the acquisition last March.
That kind of vast spread means that local extinctions are irrelevant: there will always be somebody from elsewhere picking up the torch.
In those South American markets, he said, travelers from the two countries make up the bulk of customers, not tourists from elsewhere.
Orlando Police Chief John Mina has argued that Mateen's forced retreat allowed officers to rescue many people from elsewhere in the club.
All four accounts had profile pictures that were taken from elsewhere on the internet, as evidenced by a reverse Google Images search.
About 6 percent of the UK's farm workers come from elsewhere in the EU, even before including seasonal labour like fruit pickers.
Journalists are supposed to take material from elsewhere; it's called reporting, and they're praised for being utterly faithful to the source material.
On February 7th a news website, Il Post, revealed that parts of the movement's programme had been copied from elsewhere, including Wikipedia.
While British workers have always been hard to find, laborers from elsewhere in Europe were becoming scarcer, Davidson, Hague and Cunningham agreed.
The pitchers the Angels have had go down have been both young and old, developed in their system and acquired from elsewhere.
But much of China's hardware-manufacturing industry depends on American components that cannot easily be sourced from elsewhere or produced at home.
While British workers have always been hard to find, labourers from elsewhere in Europe were becoming scarcer, Davidson, Hague and Cunningham agreed.
News from elsewhere on the internet Elon Musk tells Tesla employees that the company is getting very, very serious about cost cutting.
The site could be potentially used in the future to store CO63 from elsewhere in Europe or the world, Equinor has said.
Exercises also typically involve planes and ships coming in from elsewhere, mostly notably from the island of Guam, in the Western Pacific.
I had to ask someone how to find the Eurostar trains, since they weren't very well-marked from elsewhere in the station.
In reality, investing federal funds is a zero-sum game that requires either more taxation, higher debt or pulling money from elsewhere.
In Alabama, farmers who were getting a raw deal on fertilizer formed a co-op to buy it in bulk from elsewhere.
Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker are proposing allowing residents of "empty shelf counties" to purchase approved plans from elsewhere in the state.
So instead of being able to accommodate America's vast thirst for oil at the time, they had to import oil from elsewhere.
So would a vermentino from Corsica, where it's usually labeled vermentinu, and often seems more stony and incisive than vermentinos from elsewhere.
Of the area's 323,000 residents, only some of whom are Kurds, more than a third have been displaced from elsewhere in Syria.
In the procedure, now routine, a tendon from elsewhere in the patient is removed and replaces the damaged one in the elbow.
Most are from elsewhere in Canada, said Leona Golding, the owner of the Fundy Bay Real Estate Group, which has this listing.
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The real difficulty came from elsewhere — it was dealing with the medical establishment during my pregnancy that I was not prepared for.
But for those ones that you might recognize from elsewhere, here are all the songs you need to hear from Utopia Falls.
Curiously, the elites who reject intervention from the West close their eyes to an obvious fact: the threat of intervention from elsewhere.
Five minutes from Elsewhere, it's the city's oldest Dutch Colonial stone house, and recounts the Dutch history of Bushwick through archaeological finds.
We found deeper, more resonant wines that should age well, and these too were moderately priced, relative to fine rieslings from elsewhere.
The White House's messaging of all things being under control has clashed with more wary warnings from elsewhere in the federal government.
Buttigieg's crowds showed a strong organization, both in Iowa and nationally, as many supporters came from elsewhere for the pre-LJ festivities.
In school, Pinto was a quiet, distracted presence at the back of the class, who seemed to get his information from elsewhere.
At one point, preprinted ballots ran out and more had to be driven in from elsewhere, according to the county elections department.
Other countries can also adjust prices on US inbound packages next July and on packages from elsewhere by set amounts each year.
Natural wine — first from France, then from elsewhere — grew from a niche interest of those "in the know" to a burgeoning trend.
US refiners will have to pay up to buy oil from elsewhere — causing energy prices to be higher than they otherwise would be.
Not a cat image copied from elsewhere, but the general "sense" of a cat after learning what millions of actual cats look like.
Once local inventories are exhausted, the company will seek to transport fuel from elsewhere in Mexico to the distributors that Cadereyta normally supplies.
Most of the remittances sent to the country come from elsewhere in west Africa, although some come from France—the former colonial power.
Guangdong's move is unlikely to have much impact on supply as the province relies on imports from elsewhere to meet demand for pork.
The U.N. has described it as a "dumping ground" for people evacuated and displaced from elsewhere in Syria during the seven-year war.
But evidence from elsewhere suggests that within the broader decline in lawbreaking is another even more striking one: crime committed by young people.
This undoubted and persistent connection, coupled with a surprising amount of loyalty from elsewhere in the party, makes the president pretty much unassailable.
Doctors fill them with generic diagnosis codes, and 82% of any given record is likely to have been copied or imported from elsewhere.
An increasing amount of that will come from elsewhere with content we produce all over the world in front of a global audience.
Microbes from elsewhere can also hitchhike into the area, arriving on the feet and feathers of birds or blowing in on the wind.
Were Britain to impose tighter controls on EU migrants post-Brexit, growth would depend on attracting from elsewhere the skills its economy needs.
All boats brought in by trailer from elsewhere are inspected and, if necessary, decontaminated before they are allowed to slide into Lake George.
Because most of the genetic data now available come from populations of European ancestry, their predictive power is poorer for people from elsewhere.
Squeezing out money from elsewhere would encounter stiff resistance and, like the other measures, could have long-term consequences for the Russian economy.
Jay Bruce, the Mets' right fielder, was one of the last to arrive in the visitors' clubhouse, because he was coming from elsewhere.
Buyers often co-load cargoes from elsewhere in the Gulf, typically sold as 22018,2100 barrel lots, onto larger tankers to reduce shipping costs.
They were allowed only to move sand from elsewhere on Copacabana to flatten and build up what is normally a gently sloping beach.
If users are proudly waving their country's flag all over Facebook, it might make them appear even more foreign to users from elsewhere.
Crimea has not proved terribly popular with Russian tourists, and international sanctions block foreign cellphones and credit cards there, limiting visitors from elsewhere.
Among other things, Mr. Duda's government sought to purge judges to assert control of the Supreme Court, drawing rebukes from elsewhere in Europe.
He continues: While walls and fences are certainly physical things — imposing ones at that — a good deal of their power comes from elsewhere.
Many provinces and cities have made it easier for residents to move around, but have essentially shut themselves off to travelers from elsewhere.
These condominiums, near the sprawling Hackensack University Medical Center and doctors' offices, are popular with empty-nesters downsizing from elsewhere in Bergen County.
The idea that the city is being colonized by Midwesterners or others from elsewhere in the country is itself not supported by statistics.
Vince Beiser writes in the New York Times that growing cities may have to truck sand in from elsewhere if local sources disappear.
News from elsewhere on the internet Uber will test an opt-in audio recording feature that passengers could use if they feel unsafe.
My brother and I were raised in a small but gloriously book-crammed house by loving and devoted parents who came from elsewhere.
Most have ended up in Idlib, which already held many people displaced from elsewhere in Syria, raising concerns about the humanitarian situation there.
A woman had contacted officers from elsewhere, telling them that her boyfriend, Mr. Lindsey, had battered her after an argument, the authorities said.
Now more are allowing Uber and Lyft to use their facilities and are looking at ways to make up the lost revenue from elsewhere.
Uber is saying that the clicks that immediately led to a download were fraudulent and the reason for the subsequent download came from elsewhere.
Without importing carbon-based fuels from elsewhere in the solar system, fossil fuels will likely run dry before we reach a Venus tipping point.
It was the Iraqi forces who were able to defeat Daesh in Iraq, with assistance coming from Iran, not with assistance coming from elsewhere.
Facing similar shortages, Germany is weighing up whether to offer citizenship in return for military service to people from elsewhere in the European Union.
Turkey has not asked for additional supplies from elsewhere, an industry source said, as demand at the moment remained low due to warm weather.
Coal India is trying to divert supplies from elsewhere to ensure coal availability at utilities and companies that normally rely on the Odisha coalfields.
As it typically acts as a co-investor, this would leverage between 1 to 1.5 billion euros of capital from elsewhere, according to O'Callaghan.
Despite Germany pushing back on Criminal Girls 2, the PS Vita is region free, so players can import and play the game from elsewhere.
Attribution is notoriously challenging in digital forensics, and traffic or commands that appear to originate from one source may actually have come from elsewhere.
"There was no 'school' of art in Florida," says Irvin Lippman, the Museum's executive director, so the sense of Florida came, mostly, from elsewhere.
We have also lined up the best deals from elsewhere, including discounted Kindles, Mother's Day gift sets, shavers, electric toothbrushes, security cameras, and more.
An estimated 27,000 permanent staff from elsewhere in the EU worked in British agriculture in 2016, according to a House of Commons briefing paper.
So if you have moved to Britain from elsewhere, please don't think every person is like Nigel Farage and regards you as a problem.
Those issues have led to canceled surgeries, the use of expired equipment and borrowing equipment from elsewhere, among other incidents, according to the report.
He said many non-teachers from elsewhere in the country had joined the teachers at the barricades, adding a shadowy element to the protests.
On the island, many people said their communities had to organize initial relief efforts instead of waiting for on-the-ground assistance from elsewhere.
If North Koreans are more easily able to trade information within their country, attempts to expunge information from elsewhere have never been so fierce.
They draw on a pool of roughly 90 South Sudanese and 40 Sudanese players, and around 30 others from elsewhere in sub-Saharan Africa.
Requests are granted if it's determined that the item is not produced domestically, meaning that the business would have to import it from elsewhere.
Despite the overtures from elsewhere, officials in London still believe they will retain most of the business and finance that is currently based there.
Los Angeles, she added, was trying to reduce its reliance on "imported water," from elsewhere in California and neighboring states, by half by 2025.
Even here there were restaurants and shops, nowhere on that island is indifferent to tourists, money from elsewhere is the blood of the place.
The aviation regulator said it will enhance the way it monitors international flights from infected regions to prevent cases from elsewhere coming into China.
Eventually, big states from elsewhere in the country wanted in, and the first Super Tuesday that truly spanned the nation took place in 2000.
"I just think it's propaganda," Erin Mallory, 39, said as she stood behind the counter and a child screamed from elsewhere in the restaurant.
He wrote a program that grabbed tweets fitting a certain template—some (often subtweets) posing questions, and plausible answers from elsewhere in the Twitterverse.
As has now probably become clear to viewers of Dispatches from Elsewhere (and to the reader of this review), the series is intentionally vague.
Yet the Chaleffs' experience is a piece of a small but interesting retirement phenomenon: seniors from elsewhere who've chosen to live in New York.
Based on interest from parents, he decided to revive it, which proved popular, though many of its students come from elsewhere in the district.
"If that leadership does not come from us, it will come from elsewhere … And the American people will be poor for it," he wrote.
"With all the uncertainty around Rusal, there's no way but for the price to head higher still to incentivise more production from elsewhere," Bhar said.
One of their most important ideas, borrowed from elsewhere in Central America, was a model of knowledge diffusion called "Campesino a Campesino"—peasant to peasant.
An especially hard decision was to sacrifice parts of some neighbourhoods in those early days, before firefighters and equipment arrived from elsewhere, to spare others.
Of these, only 30% are believed to be local to the area -- meaning the rest were transported to the site of his death from elsewhere.
News from elsewhere on the internet Indonesian investigators release their final report on the crash of Lion Air 610, which killed 189 people last year.
People are actually consuming products from elsewhere, and small countries that used to bear the hegemony of Anglo products are finding themselves more successfully exporting.
When you log in to IGTV, it will automatically begin playing vertical videos from people you follow, along with personalized recommendations from elsewhere in Instagram.
The process entails "artificial sand-re-circulation," where parts of the beach that have been depleted are filled in with sand brought in from elsewhere.
"Roche's three big drug hopefuls - Ocrevus, Tecentriq and Hemlibra - aren't from pRED, they're from elsewhere in the company," said Michael Nawrath, a Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst.
There could be clashes between British fishermen and those from elsewhere in Europe in British territorial waters in the days after a no-deal Brexit.
With such a steep price, Clements said that the golden ticket may be homebuyers from elsewhere that are more accustomed to higher real estate values.
Stocks may be reacting to policy uncertainty from elsewhere, Kroszner told CNBC, such as the Chinese economy, tensions in the Middle East, and oil supplies.
Now everyone can ride to the top and explore, something people from the city, from elsewhere in Colombia, and from abroad can be spotted doing.
Global companies are exploring ways to shift manufacturing out of China, and both the United States and China are seeking to purchase more from elsewhere.
About three million people live in the province, including more than a million who were displaced from elsewhere in Syria during the seven-year war.
Some wineries, for instance, are not establishing their own vineyards and instead are purchasing grapes from elsewhere and using a crush facility to produce wine.
Some possibilities are: * Mahathir returns as prime minister with the support of those who remained in his Pakatan Harapan coalition plus some support from elsewhere.
But the shipments from elsewhere - Iran and Turkey are also potential suppliers - that authorities in countries across the region are investigating will all take time.
" Mackie said Fernandez's administration had been "posturing" by taking a firm stance with the IMF, before adding the administration "is not getting money from elsewhere.
"The ever strengthening cocktail of risks stemming largely from elsewhere has been a source of increasing concern," said Florian Hense, an economist at Berenberg bank.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, our list skews toward Texans—but we've also included authors from elsewhere, as well as genres ranging from fiction to memoir and poetry.
Damascus and Moscow continue to maintain that bodies were brought in from elsewhere and that the OPCW report was manipulated to justify Western military intervention.
News from elsewhere on the internet General Motors and South Korea's LG are teaming up to pour $2.3 billion into a battery factory in Ohio.
News from elsewhere on the internet A Wall Street analyst said Uber and Lyft could turn a profit if they just charged a lot more.
The bank said 64 percent of its profit came from Morocco, its main market, 27 percent from elsewhere in Africa and 13 percent from Europe.
An especially hard decision was to sacrifice parts of some neighborhoods in those early days, before firefighters and equipment arrived from elsewhere, to spare others.
Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. asked Mr. Dvoretzky a series of questions probing just how far states could go in discriminating against people from elsewhere.
On this view, there was little use in cracking down on oil supplies, since if we don't drill here we'll just import that crude from elsewhere.
To stave off such anxiety, the EU will probably soon oblige firms employing workers temporarily posted from elsewhere in Europe to match local pay and conditions.
Third, Mr Ossoff was buoyed by an astonishing surge of donations—he raised more than $8m, mostly from elsewhere in America—and by legions of volunteers.
It suggests economic contagion is spreading from elsewhere in the world to the United States, which is widely considered the healthiest major economy in the world.
With all that in mind, here are some of the new features Apple announced yesterday for iOS 12 that seem to have taken inspiration from elsewhere.
By not having to develop the operating software themselves, or license it from elsewhere, Microsoft's partners are able to sell VR headsets for $300 to $400.
Actually changing the substance of EU rules could make it harder for Britain to argue equivalence, an insurance regulator from elsewhere in the EU told Reuters.
The researchers, and the American Academy of Pediatrics, give an emphatic yes, pointing to laboratory "sled tests" on crash dummies and accident data from elsewhere — Sweden.
Others follow examples from elsewhere, be it charter schools in America, public-private partnerships in Britain or the abolition of fuel subsidies in Egypt (and Iran).
Using Social Security numbers stolen from elsewhere, the thieves used malware to try to create e-file PINs, used by some taxpayers to file their returns.
It was strange to me that there was no tea or coffee, but those of us who asked for one were brought hot beverages from elsewhere.
Our breathtaking sense of exceptionalism insures that our errant ways in bringing pests from elsewhere is never our fault but somehow that of the organisms themselves.
In the Athenian rendition, for instance, they were only able to find two local collaborators and had to invite the rest of the panel from elsewhere.
The two bars rely heavily on staffing from elsewhere in New York City, and arriving late to work because of subway delays is already an issue.
The city also has a strong presence of conservative lawmakers from elsewhere in the country, who move to the area when they become members of Congress.
Though some firms in the electronics industry launched new products, those failed to offset the cut back from elsewhere, extending the contraction for a 10th month.
Today, 70 percent of the ceramic tiles available in the United States come from elsewhere, Mr. Lundgren said, with Brazil, Turkey and Spain leading the way.
But this argument breaks down when considering the vast amount of information we don't store in our heads, but is easily and reliably retrieved from elsewhere.
As the book begins, his face, after years of surgeries, is a surface of scars and improvised features made of bones and skin repurposed from elsewhere.
But most of those who live here (those who came from elsewhere are known as "offcumdens") agree that the sense of community is what stands out.
News from elsewhere on the internet: Essential stories from WIRED's canon: From 2010: As RadioShack tinkers with its image, tinkerers search for a new spiritual home.
By learning more about comets and asteroids from elsewhere in the galaxy, researchers might be able to figure out just how unique our solar system is.
It gave me confidence the video was shot by someone who regularly films events in his hometown — not someone who copies and reposts videos from elsewhere.
The ousted officials were detailed from elsewhere in the government like the C.I.A., the Pentagon or the State Department and are returning to their home agencies.
There are concerns the situation in Rakhine "will draw in more extreme Islamists from elsewhere in Southeast Asia, and beyond, to support their cause," said Mumford.
News from elsewhere on the internet Text messages suggest that Boeing may have known about 737 MAX issues well before it told the FAA it did.
Picture processing is handled by the same X1 Ultimate processor from elsewhere in Sony's range, and you also get support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
The Lapierre was made entirely of gamay, mostly of young vines in Morgon, home territory for the great Lapierre Morgons, but also from elsewhere in Beaujolais.
If you want to take a previously purchased video with you from elsewhere in your library, tap the cloud-shaped download arrow to grab a copy.
They started hammering things into walls, mounting Sloan's flat-screen television, wiring his stereo and gaming console, claiming unused furniture from elsewhere in the Guest House.
Kikaya said voting machines from elsewhere in Congo would be recalled for use in Kinshasa, which is home to more than 15 percent of the population.
So you've got this distinctive Arabic experience through the language and certain sounds but you'll also get a funk guitar lick that you recognize from elsewhere.
August 11, 2016: Agency redirects money to fight Zika Burwell is redirecting $81 million from elsewhere in the department to continue efforts to fight the Zika virus.
The Kurdish region has taken in more than 1 million people from elsewhere in Iraq, who have been displaced by the conflict, most of them Sunni Arabs.
Traditionally, leftist support in South Korea tends to be concentrated in the southwest so Lee will need to attract support from elsewhere in the country, he added.
Hernandez noted that migrants from elsewhere in the region had joined the caravan, along with others from "outside the region," though he did not cite specific nationalities.
They will refinish it and keep it exactly where it is, but she&aposll add patterned floor tile from elsewhere in the home as a backsplash. Genius!
Even if it gives refugees from near the border a chance to return to their lands, the zone offers little to those driven from elsewhere in Syria.
In fact, a country from elsewhere has progressed past the quarter-finals just once, when hosts South Korea battled their way to the last four in 20303.
Shipping LNG within Australia or importing from elsewhere is viable at the moment because LNG is cheap, but prices are expected to rise in the early 2020s.
Moreover, the country ranked poorly in its ability to attract talent from elsewhere and was at the very bottom when it came to keeping its brightest minds.
Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch report that companies are increasingly sourcing from elsewhere, and "localising"—that is, increasing production capacity in markets where they sell.
The group will also tap engineers from elsewhere in the organization to contribute to research, work with university partners and speak at conferences and other industry events.
Workers from elsewhere in the European Union are already allowed to move to and work in Hungary, under the EU's rule of free movement for its people.
While the company agreed that the problem arose in the turbopump, it argued the component had been damaged by debris that came from elsewhere in the vehicle.
But there's a mixed blessing: Unless your town is extraordinarily full of tech workers already, many of those jobs will go to people moving in from elsewhere.
This "I" has emotions, but they drift in from elsewhere; the vessel is empty until sadness, or grief, or expectation blows in and settles briefly inside it.
Although Hurt's children still face smog blown in from elsewhere, the air they breathe would improve significantly if the Clairton plant could just meet basic pollution standards.
Yet despite Mueller's testimony, the special counsel report and alarming statements from elsewhere in Washington, public urgency on addressing Russian interference for the 2020 election appears lacking.
The plan calls for a transfer of 15,000 space-related personnel from elsewhere in the department to the new branch, which would fall under the Air Force.
When lifted from elsewhere and done cheaply, however, it can glint like a low-grade shellac veneer over a pop song, attempting to give it more credibility.
About two million people live in Idlib, half of them displaced from elsewhere in Syria, and they are under daily attack from Syrian government and Russian airstrikes.
This makes the Hindu distinctly different from those that came from elsewhere, as well as from those of other religions — Christians, Muslims and Parsis are therefore aliens.
When the thoracic arteries are used for the grafts, they can be harvested through the same incision, whereas veins must be taken from elsewhere, usually the legs.
News from elsewhere on the internet Bloomberg profiles the weird world of Tesla Twitter bears, and the legal wranglings that spooked one off the platform—sort of.
From elsewhere, it unfurls, its saw-toothed balconies, angled toward the Hudson, making hundreds of facets in the stainless-steel skin, which shimmer with the changing light.
On top of that, Gallery 681 has borrowed pieces of art from elsewhere in the museum and hung them above Michele Todini's gilded mid-1600s Italian harpsichord.
A corrected version of the story is below: Rhode Island seminary has no local applicants for fall program Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence says they have received no local applicants for its seminary program, but men have applied from elsewhere PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence says no men from within the diocese have applied for its seminary program in the fall, although men from elsewhere have.
The majority of Syrians and Iraqis do not wish to put up with the arrogance, violence and the significant power of the "new" Muslims who come from elsewhere.
China's decision to crack down on US LNG reflects the fact that it can source it from elsewhere, especially during a time like now when supplies are plentiful.
As Black's own posts reveal, neo-Nazis sought to dismantle multiculturalism by inventing narratives back then too—only the immigrants they blamed for society's problems came from elsewhere.
Mexicans can already be sent back to Mexico, but the majority of asylum seekers at the border come from elsewhere, often fleeing violence and cartels in Central America.
They confirmed that Twitter users coming from a Canadian IP address were shown the fake articles, while those accessing the same websites from elsewhere were shown other content.
Meanwhile, the estimated 3 million civilians currently in the northwestern province —many of whom have already relocated from elsewhere due to the war — are in a precarious position.
Even if the EU sometimes oversells its achievements, its tub-thumping for trade is a useful counter to the drumbeat of protectionism emanating from elsewhere in the world.
It can acquire symbolic treasures from elsewhere itself: the London Taxi Company, maker of the famous black cabs; House of Fraser, a retailer; Club Med, a holiday firm.
Some of these innovations are emerging from the thriving tech hubs that are popping up across Africa, but most of the technology transforming the continent comes from elsewhere.
The ECJ's decision in November 2018 put on hold all extradition to Poland from elsewhere in the EU, and triggered multiple requests for ECJ reviews of commercial disputes.
The city has two big college teams, and fans from all over the country have moved to the region and root for an array of teams from elsewhere.
Cluj's IT companies need to start developing their own products rather than picking up outsourcing work from elsewhere, says Diana Rusu, who runs Spherik, an IT business accelerator.
Great places don't rise from a blank slate — they use unique assets to build up what's special about the community, rather than seeking to recreate success from elsewhere.
Although Wake is based in a region known as the Research Triangle, for its intensity of high-tech R&D, the lung-reading software hails from elsewhere—China.
A fierce critic of the European Union, he wants a referendum on Swedish membership, though modest support for a "Swexit" means he has prioritized curbing immigration from elsewhere.
A couple of interesting occurrences from elsewhere on the card: Chas Skelly defeated the veteran Maximo Blanco in another lightning fast finish, showing astounding awareness amid complete chaos.
Where live-streaming fits in is an open question, as Tumblr has not traditionally been known as a place to watch video unless it's being linked from elsewhere.
This week Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain's post-Brexit immigration system will prioritize high-skilled workers and treat European Union citizens the same as those from elsewhere.
And US Americans, (and in fairness, most people I've encountered from elsewhere) have a very difficult time accepting and wrapping their heads around critiques of systemic violence, oppression.
It claimed that the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) would be unable to provide safety oversight for the company because its long-haul flights depart from elsewhere in Europe.
That could both slow production, as companies build new infrastructure to make the parts, and drive up prices, as the parts currently coming from elsewhere are likely cheaper.
Affluent families from elsewhere in Australia and from mainland China, Malaysia and Singapore heard about the profits from charging four-digit weekly rents and swooped in to invest.
"Risks for consumers primarily originate from possible economic (and) political shocks from elsewhere, for example as a result of increasingly protectionist trends in the United States," Buerkl said.
A customs union means that its members apply the same tariff to goods imported into their territory from elsewhere and apply no tariffs to goods from other members.
When wealthy Russians, such as Siberians with diamond and oil money, come from elsewhere in the country to buy homes in the Moscow area, they only consider Rublyovka.
So Alter wanted his Bible to be estranged and idiomatic, ancient-seeming and modern-sounding, clearly coming from elsewhere but alive to us now, and all at once.
Though the issues as we present them will be defined by positions taken by candidates in the presidential election, insights from elsewhere in the world are very welcome.
The World Cup, by contrast, offers an alternative, positive and tolerant form of nationalism in which you can cheer on your own country without denigrating people from elsewhere.
Most of the other people in my group are older couples from elsewhere in the US – I'm the only solo visitor – but everyone is really friendly and chatty.
The insurgents have remained quiet about President Ashraf Ghani's recent announcement of a comprehensive peace offer, which has received vocal support internationally and from elsewhere in the region.
In Quebec there is a real commitment to the project of having a set of national dishes and a national cuisine that is distinct from elsewhere in Canada.
The story makes for some pretty bizarre TV. Dispatches from Elsewhere opens with actor Richard E. Grant standing in front of an orange wall staring at the camera.
Another potential concern was that a lot of Byte's content was recycled from elsewhere — there were clips from YouTube, FunnyorDie, TV shows, and even TikTok — logo and all.
The IRS told CNBC that it's not issuing any statements on these proposals as of now — but the ideas are receiving a fair share of criticism from elsewhere.
Wasting no time, the new AMC anthology series Dispatches from Elsewhere introduces viewers to the first of its four protagonists on the fateful day in which everything changes.
Smaller countries can struggle to find homegrown talent, so they have often drafted artists and songwriters from elsewhere who have achieved local success or share a cultural affinity.
News from elsewhere on the internet Uber makes changes to its app in California, in an effort to prove that its drivers are still independent contractors, not employees.
Xi highlighted the importance of fighting the epidemic in the capital Beijing, which requires people arriving from elsewhere in China to be quarantined at home for 14 days.
News from elsewhere on the internet Essential stories from WIRED's canonFrom 2016: Researchers hack a Tesla Model S and declare it "the most secure car that we've seen."
"Reflecting comments from elsewhere in the sector, we are not surprised to see the recent slowdown in the UK," said Panmure Gordon analyst Adrian Kearsey in a note.
The IRS told CNBC that it's not issuing any statements on these proposals as of now — yet the ideas are receiving a fair share of criticism from elsewhere.
Bringing in coke from elsewhere could also add to pressure on the country's rail system after China cracked down on diesel trucks carrying bulk commodities in many regions.
It's a pure media destination, with an editorial staff writing original stories, creating videos and picking content from elsewhere on the Web as well as from Wikia's 345,000 communities.
Right now, they can't even be sure that the methane is coming from a spot in the Gale Crater, where Curiosity is located, or emerged from elsewhere on Mars.
Losing access to U.S. diluents would force Venezuela to source them from elsewhere, potentially requiring transactions in cash, a resource that is scarce in Venezuela, according to Grais-Targow.
Security forces have deployed drones and helicopters to enforce the curfew, making it difficult for Kashmiris to return home from elsewhere in India to celebrate Eid with their families.
Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu also reiterated Turkey's stance that the S-400 purchase was a done deal and that it would meet its defense needs from elsewhere if necessary.
And while it didn't go back to Congress to ask for the money to make up the gap, it did have to take money from elsewhere in the department.
Dams made with the upstream method are more likely to fail because the tailings are more sand-like and less dense than rocks and soil bought in from elsewhere.
Huawei is also in discussions with other U.S. companies and firms from "elsewhere" too cover royalties, the exec added, but declined to name them because the negotiations are confidential.
An estimated 250,2000 permanent staff from elsewhere in the EU worked in British agriculture last year, House of Commons staff noted in a briefing paper for members of parliament.
The rocks are a battleground between salt water from the lake and fresher water from elsewhere—a battle that, because of the pressure drop, the fresher water is winning.
Particular sore points included its refusal to recognise the Malay language (although locals speak little else) and its imposition on the region of bureaucrats from elsewhere in the country.
News from elsewhere on the internet Bloomberg goes deep on Tesla's production hell, and explains why building an affordable midsize electric car is harder than, you know, rocket science.
Workers, many of them migrants from elsewhere in Myanmar, toil long hours in dangerous conditions for little pay searching for precious stones, which are highly valued in neighboring China.
I care about making work that confronts issues important to the people of Hawai'i—work that can also be appreciated, not simply fetishized and collected, by audiences from elsewhere.
Britain's government is trying to curb rising levels of immigration from both EU migrants and arrivals from elsewhere in the world, over fears about the strain on public services.
The Department of Homeland Security was allowed by congressional appropriators to move $20 million from elsewhere in the budget to support the construction of some prototypes for wall options.
Chicago-based teams, including the Bulls, Bears and Cubs, are all well-represented, but Windy City residents who hail from elsewhere can still find their home team's gear here.
While these Facebook pages may have been intended to enhance credibility, they typically posted either almost no content, or content that was just copied from elsewhere on the web.
The costs to revamp the historic Fort Scott site totaled more than $200 million, funds that the Presidio Trust decided it could recruit from elsewhere through a development competition.
He and his four colleagues, aided by two state pathologists called in from elsewhere in Florida, have now conducted autopsies on all 49 victims as well as the assailant.
It may also give itself a bloody nose in Asia, where big buyers are ramping up supplies from elsewhere and say they don't want to pay more for fuel.
Most Middle Eastern crudes cost between $45 and $48 per barrel - ahead of any production cut accord - a competitive price versus supplies from elsewhere when shipping fees are included.
Like most of his fellow tenants, Mr. Si had come from elsewhere in China to find work in the capital, which often treats migrants virtually as second-class citizens.
It's quite a moment, then, for this grandson of immigrants to be starring in a show that celebrates the people who came from elsewhere and helped build a nation.
Still, if Mexican sugar were shut out of the American market, the United States would still need to import sugar from elsewhere, and the fructose industry would be punished.
In addition to economic and security troubles, Tunisia is both a source of migrants trying to reach Europe and a transit country for migrant trafficking from elsewhere in Africa.
To gin up material, Mr. Latsabidze often simply cut and pasted, sometimes massaging headlines but mostly just copying material from elsewhere, including Mr. Egan's prank story on Mr. Obama.
One group of very young men from elsewhere in Niger tell me they're actually joining the rush to pan for gold in Djado in the far north of Niger.
At least a few hundred demonstrators who did make it to Hamburg came from elsewhere in Europe and had smuggled equipment into Germany as early as two years ago.
Jones, a Chicago native, was a teacher and assistant principal before taking over Kenwood, a neighborhood school that also accepts students from elsewhere in the city through a lottery.
The defense official said no decision had been made, and that if any additional forces are sent to Syria they will likely be redeployed from elsewhere in the region.
The team president Andy MacPhail, General Manager Matt Klentak, Manager Gabe Kapler and all of the coaches were hired from elsewhere, with no ties to a proud, provincial city.
S. President George W. Bush imposed steel import duties, would be designed to guard against steel and aluminum being diverted to Europe from elsewhere if U.S. tariffs come in.
"Clubs now enjoy a significant revenue advantage over all but a handful of the biggest clubs from elsewhere in Europe," said Adam Bull, senior consultant at Deloitte's Sports Business Group.
"We think there's just enough growth in supply from elsewhere to muddle through the next few months, meet winter demand and avert a price spike," said WoodMac's Ann-Louise Hittle.
Right-click on any picture online then choose Ask Cortana to try and identify what's in the image, and bring up related pictures and links from elsewhere on the web.
Immigrants to Britain, for example, even if they have come from elsewhere in the European Union and have a job, complain that setting up a bank account can take months.
It tells you the likely price of the house you fancy, how much others nearby were sold for and what your own might fetch—all data pulled in from elsewhere.
U.S. yields have fallen to stunningly low levels and traded in a tight range all summer as buyers found them attractive compared to negative and low yielding sovereigns from elsewhere.
The researchers report that isotopic analysis is about twice as sensitive as the chemical sort, able to spot adulterated shipments in which just 5% of the contents are from elsewhere.
The work begins in Turkey, partly because it hosts 2500m refugees, most of them Syrian, and partly because it has become a gathering ground for refugees and migrants from elsewhere.
This is in keeping with other climate data from elsewhere in the world that shows that climate change intensifies hydrological extremes, such as droughts, by raising temperatures and evaporation rates.
The Cleveland Division of Police—which will oversee the 1,500 cops on its roster and as many as 3,20043 more borrowed from elsewhere—is confronting its own serious internal disorder.
The Syrian government does need popular support to survive, but it draws that from elsewhere in the country and had already functionally destroyed its support in rebel-controlled eastern Aleppo.
Some observers believe Las Vegas will have a hard time supporting a pro team because so many residents are from elsewhere and root for the teams they grew up with.
Not only were the social security numbers stolen from elsewhere, the IRS was able to detect and repel the intruders in a timely fashion — the goal of any security system.
The agency said that going forward romaine lettuce grown in the Central Coast region of California should be discarded, while product from elsewhere was no longer subject to a warning.
While he obviously cherishes the traditional comfort foods of his youth in Senegal, he likes to bring in bright elements from elsewhere: Asia, North Africa, the Middle East and Brooklyn.
In order for Trump to take the $2.5 billion he promised out of the Pentagon drug-enforcement fund, though, some money had to be put into that fund from elsewhere.
Greece, through which most refugees from Syria and economic migrants from elsewhere hope to enter Europe, has closed its eastern border with Turkey and refused to admit people in flight.
TV: When you look at American history as someone who came here from elsewhere, what are some things that you find interesting about it that we maybe take for granted?
Dispatches From Elsewhere takes many of the real-life clues and details from Hull's "Games of Nonchalance" like the Jejune Institute and its equally peculiar counter-organization the Elsewhere Society.
Using tax incentives to try to poach companies from elsewhere, for example, tends to weaken communities' tax bases, while any growth benefits are zero sum, at least in economywide terms.
So, I have proposed a simple, "America First," fiscally responsible solution: we should pay for the emergency funds with cuts from elsewhere, specifically money we send overseas to foreign countries.
If you're looking to be pulled every which way by an ever-evolving and consistently disorienting narrative, Dispatches from Elsewhere is the mind-bending scavenger hunt you've been looking for.
While Brotherhood used to grow its own grapes, it now sources them from elsewhere in the Hudson Valley as well as the Finger Lakes, Long Island, and across the States.
Its evangelical zeal comes from elsewhere, from a belief that the language it speaks can be learned by others, too, no matter how grand or insignificant, how rich or poor.
Drivers who live in the congestion zone would not pay when they drive within the zone or when they leave the zone, but they will when they return from elsewhere.
In this gallery, Ligon places Yiadom-Boakye's "Messages from Elsewhere," a 2013 oil of a black female figure wearing a lapis lazuli dress, gazing over her shoulder, lost in contemplation.
A significant portion of hats, luggage, clothing and shoes sold in the United States come from China, leaving importers with little choice to source items from elsewhere in the short-term.
Even though she was a young person from elsewhere, she was so perplexed and put off by this, that these 20-somethings from America were so terrified of inter-relational commerce.
The decision marked a victory for U.S. steelmakers, who won anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties against Chinese steel in 2015 and 2016 only to see shipments flood in from elsewhere.
The team thinks that Jupiter's retrograde moons, however, are mostly made up of a passerby objects from elsewhere in the Solar System that Jupiter vacuumed up and captured with its gravity.
However, Britain's exit from the EU could wreck that balance if were to impose import duties on EU beef or if it struck its own deals for cheaper meat from elsewhere.
Policing of the deal and agreeing rules on produce such as camembert cheese and Parma ham that is protected inside the EU against imitations from elsewhere needed more polishing, he added.
Evidence from elsewhere suggests that increases in the minimum wage generally lead to only slight declines in employment as well as to solid rises in income for those on lower salaries.
Looking ahead to future research, it would be good to see scientists draw data from elsewhere, and not just a study that focused on the effects of aspirin on a pregnancy.
Twitter, like many Silicon Valley tech companies, also imports plenty of talent from elsewhere in the world—and data for 2015 shows 298 H-1B applications and 91 green card applications.
News from elsewhere on the internet The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report on a deadly March Tesla Model X crash that killed Walter Huang in Mountain View, California.
While emerging markets have held up after the Fed's first rate hike, rising rates in the U.S. will attract capital from elsewhere — effectively putting a ceiling on long-term rates here.
Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer, of California, was particularly dismayed by language used to address California's ongoing drought, which mentioned diverting water from elsewhere in California to its drought-stricken central parts.
The company added it would move 3,500 more people in the coming week to its facilities north of Fort McMurray, Alberta, from elsewhere in Canada to support its return to operations.
BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain's post-Brexit immigration system will prioritise high-skilled workers and treat European Union citizens the same as those from elsewhere, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday.
A new chief executive could be chosen from Cielo's controlling shareholders Banco do Brasil SA, Banco Bradesco SA or from elsewhere, investor relations head Victor Schabbel said on a conference call.
Tension between urban liberals and their more conservative environs is an old story, given extra piquancy by the migration to some southern cities of sophisticated types from elsewhere in the country.
American automaker Ford and Chinese search giant Baidu are working hard on developing their own self-driving technology, but the two companies know it's sometimes smarter to buy expertise from elsewhere.
Imagine a contract that gets data from elsewhere and then takes action—an agricultural-insurance policy, say, that retrieves weather data and pays out automatically if there has been no rainfall.
With its economy now on decidedly firm footing, the Miami area — with a balmy climate, exotic surroundings and international flair — is an appealing place for companies from elsewhere, especially Latin America.
She also asks if the PRA has the capacity to directly authorise and supervise financial firms from elsewhere in the EU who want to continue providing services in Britain after Brexit.
Below this overarching narration, Passmore depicts the protagonist perched at a small table across from his white friend, a tattooed woman, and eating a po' boy sandwich sneaked in from elsewhere.
News from elsewhere on the internet The Department of Justice launches an antitrust probe into the four automakers that have agreed to abide by California's emissions regulations rather than the Feds'.
More than two million people are there, many displaced from elsewhere in Syria, and aid organizations worry that any military operation would be catastrophic because civilians will have nowhere to flee.
Now I live in the nation's capital, where the milder climate and people's propensity to plant species from elsewhere (Japanese cherries, anyone?) have given us more than 300 types of trees.
American citizens who are returning from elsewhere in China will be instructed to self-monitor their health and will be "subject to restrictions on movements outside their homes," Mr. Cotton said.
He signed an order to start building a border wall with Mexico, and planned to indefinitely block Syrian refugees while temporarily halting the admission of refugees from elsewhere in the world.
Instead, House Republicans put forward a plan that would pay for the visits by diverting funds from elsewhere in the department and would not allocate additional funds for in-house care.
The decision marked a victory for U.S. steelmakers, who won anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties against Chinese steel in 803 and 2016 only to see shipments flood in from elsewhere.
But the Pentagon is increasingly worried about drones improvised with bombs and is seeking to reprogram $20 million from elsewhere in its budget to encounter the growing threat of ISIS drones.
Higher-ranking ISIS members had already gone into hiding, especially those who&aposd come from elsewhere and who didn&apost have the connections or money to smuggle themselves out in time.
The law changed a decades-long discriminatory immigration system that favored Nordic Europeans and excluded those from elsewhere in Europe such as Italians and Jews, and completely banned Arabs and Asians.
Major Chinese exhibitors, led by Huawei, had vowed to attend, ordering at-risk staff to isolate themselves and drafting in replacements from elsewhere to staff event stands and network with clients.
So the knowledge that he initially came from elsewhere served as a useful reminder that this American music, like so many American musics before it, wouldn't sound the same without immigrants.
In addition to those from New York City, 18 percent of the audience was from New York's suburbs, 46 percent from elsewhere in the U.S., and 15 percent from another country.
"We will not remove symbols of Calhoun from elsewhere on our campus, and we will develop a plan to memorialize the fact that Calhoun was a residential college name for 86 years."
It's from The Indianapolis Star in 22019, just before President Lyndon Johnson signed a major reform to the nation's immigration law, which had favored northern and western Europeans over those from elsewhere.
When visiting the Finnish repository, authorities from elsewhere, be they American, Chinese, Australian, Japanese or British, learn that safeguarding the future is not just a question of seismology, technology, sociology and cash.
While respondents would consistently favour unskilled labourers from Europe over those from elsewhere, an individual would theoretically view any skilled professional immigrant, whether from Ireland, India or the Ivory Coast, equally highly.
It was a kind of online social network based on shopping, where invitation-only members could curate selections of products from elsewhere on the internet and users could follow their favorite tastemakers.
The league also attracted owners from elsewhere: Chinese internet firm NetEase acquired a franchise in Shanghai, while respected e-sports groups the Immortals and Cloud9 snapped up clubs in LA and London.
Baptist added following the exit, EU goods will become more expensive in the UK and it will take time for the British government to sign trade agreements for cheaper supplies from elsewhere.
But it's equally safe to assume a generous portion of its new hires will be already well-off people either living in the area or else migrating from elsewhere to cash in.
Hardly a week went by without a hair-raising story of violent protests against bad plumbing and attacks against migrants from elsewhere in Africa, on whom the residents took out their rage.
But beginning in the 1980s, after Highway 19 from La Paz to Cabo San Lucas was paved, Todos Santos started drawing an increasing number of visitors from elsewhere in Mexico and abroad.
The deal finally collapsed last week after GOP leaders in the House and Senate agreed to a $1.1 billion deal comprised mostly of healthcare dollars pulled from elsewhere in Obama's health department.
Reducing the friction by allowing people to easily port content to or from elsewhere might make it feel like less of a gamble for creators deciding where to put their production resources.
"Music in Bahia is how we maintain a connection with our ancestors," he said, talking over the competing sounds of the Candomblé drums and São João fireworks from elsewhere in the neighborhood.
Dispatches From Elsewhere is a work fully given over to this desire, one that feels particularly potent at a moment when tabletop games seem to be at a previously unseen cultural peak.
Dispatches From Elsewhere is a work fully given over to this desire, one that feels particularly potent at a moment when tabletop games seem to be at a previously unseen cultural peak.
They said that social workers can still enter patients' rooms, particularly when it is necessary, but that in some cases those workers are interacting with patients remotely from elsewhere in the hospital.
It uses three microphones to detect where sound is coming from, so when you zoom in on video, it makes the sound from your subject louder and dampens the sound from elsewhere.
The SWAT team held the position for four days, while the thirty thousand Army soldiers stationed in Mosul—nearly all of whom came from elsewhere in Iraq—ditched their weapons and fled.
But I highly suspect that my reaction is within the realm of what creators Segel and Mark Friedman were going for — Dispatches from Elsewhere affected me and has absolutely stuck with me.
My personal preference is to reach for a casual syrah from the Northern Rhône Valley of France, like a St.-Joseph or Crozes-Hermitage, or their equivalents from elsewhere in the world.
A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said those service members are Marines deploying from elsewhere in the Middle East, and published reports have stated the unit numbers roughly 100 members.
But Cobb also became home to a large group of transplants decoupled from local history, many of them professionals transferred to metro Atlanta from elsewhere who were looking for good public schools.
" Cornett might have had Ryerson in mind when he told me that he suspected the prison's opponents were from elsewhere, the kind of Northerners "who come in to save us from ourselves.
The poor conditions stem from a combination of local emissions, unfavorable weather and pollutants from elsewhere, Bai Qiuyong, head of the National Environmental Monitoring Center, told the state-run newspaper China Daily.
They can regulate their own utilities and mandate tougher building codes, for instance, but they have little power to control the cars, trucks and airplanes that travel into their states from elsewhere.
Those who use it can quickly call in files from elsewhere with short codes to discuss or monitor the progress on projects with colleagues, or possibly just to entertain each other a little.
So kind of embracing the more absurdist humor that I liked from elsewhere on Twitter, I put together the image one day and I found that picture of Luigi angrily cooking the pizza.
Roughly a third of all goods transported in the Netherlands move over water, with the sector carrying a total load of 365.7 billion kg last year, mostly to and from elsewhere in Europe.
The BoE agents' report for September's Monetary Policy Committee meeting said a significant slowdown in migration from elsewhere in the EU "was reported to have exacerbated skills shortages in agriculture, manufacturing and hospitality".
Because these influences are borrowed from elsewhere, there is a sense of confusion, especially where Mr. Graham's recent album Views is concerned, about what is uniquely Torontonian sonically versus what is uniquely British.
To tighten the market for lethal injection drugs further, the FDA has blocked several attempts to import lethal injection drugs from elsewhere, including Nebraska's 2015 purchase of the drug sodium thiopental from India.
The figures for the capital contrast with the United Kingdom as a whole, where only 7 percent of the 2.2 million construction workers were from elsewhere in the EU - similar to other sectors.
Transplants from "elsewhere," Mr. Segalla said, referring to Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan, are increasingly common, although getting people from outside the borough to consider the Bronx is "a slow educational process," he said.
Although Qatar's huge financial reserves mean it can probably avoid a crippling crisis, many parts of its economy, from tourism to banks which obtain funding from elsewhere in the Gulf, may be hit.
Since there is currently enough capacity of key plastics to meet global demand, China could potentially source the products from elsewhere, and the United States would then step in to supply other markets.
When Bernard Kirsch, our tasting coordinator, could not find the wines he wanted in New York, he ordered from elsewhere, doing regular business with retailers in California and New Jersey, among other places.
Above all, I know Pennsylvania Catholics, who are generally more inclined than Catholics from elsewhere to place Father or Monsignor or Bishop on a pedestal and deem him above criticism or even suspicion.
In Dunvegan, with a population of 300 working-class residents, most of whom raise sheep as a side business to make ends meet, big dreams can seem to be for people from elsewhere.
"We think it is highly challenging for China to import $200 billion more goods and services from the US over the next two years without reducing imports from elsewhere," said analysts at UBS.
News from elsewhere on the internet Essential stories from WIRED's canonCalifornia may often be out in front of other states' environmental regulations, but it's not an island—contrary to what these mapmakers believed.
Free movement within the bloc has meant faculty from other European nations can live and work in Britain visa-free, and students from elsewhere in the union pay the same tuition as Britons.
"With this new virus, something was triggered that is always latently there, under the surface, which is this fear of the other and the idea that bad things come from elsewhere," Keil says.
The community is in some ways typical of many others in the Bahamas: an amalgam of native-born Bahamians, mostly absentee foreign homeowners, tourists and migrants from elsewhere in the Caribbean, mainly Haitians.
Trade ministry officials met with petrochemical producers in Seoul on Tuesday to weigh the potential impact of the U.S. decision and find ways to minimize the impact by sourcing oil imports from elsewhere.
And the country's 2013 move to join the European Union brought competitively priced goods from elsewhere in the bloc onto store shelves, adding to the woes of the struggling agricultural and manufacturing sectors.
Villanova Coach Jay Wright noted that Mullin was showing he could bring in older players from elsewhere and meld them into a cohesive unit heading into the most important months of the season.
So do you imagine ... What I'm trying to get at is, will it make any difference with these billions of dollars flowing in from elsewhere that's not based the way Hollywood is set up?
NASA's latest video may be the most beautiful thing you see today Scientists are interested in this crater because of the minerals found on its floor, which are different from elsewhere in the world.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As a lifelong resident of the South who often has cause to talk to people from elsewhere, I find that my accent is a recurring topic of conversation.
It is investing in its downtown and hopes, if not to attract office workers from elsewhere, at least to offer a life vibrant enough to persuade its own educated young people to stay put.
Though he held citizenships from elsewhere—Kuwaiti from his birthplace, Palestinian from his father—and though he had spent his childhood in Oregon, he was proud to wear the silver fern on his shirt.
In Westminster, which Labour hopes to win from the Conservatives for the first time in the borough's history, nearly one in five residents comes from elsewhere in the EU. Their votes could prove crucial.
"People are now so used to having cheap goods from elsewhere that it's difficult to see that politicians will actually reduce access to goods that are already there, with some exceptions like say Brexit."
And still others -- we're looking at you, The Band -- somehow developed an "American" sound despite the fact that its members were from elsewhere (in The Band's case, four out of five came from Canada).
India shut down the internet and arrested thousands in a historic crackdown it said was aimed at preventing unrest, while militant groups fighting its rule have attacked migrant workers from elsewhere in the country.
After wait times at some major airports ballooned to two and even three hours this year, Congress allowed the T.S.A. to shift $62 million from elsewhere in its budget to hire hundreds more screeners.
Since nearly half of the F.I.V.B. tour events take place nowhere near a natural beach but in temporary arenas in places like downtown plazas or city parks, organizers must ship in sand from elsewhere.
We see such an effect already in the gig economy, where companies pay paltry wages by claiming that their endeavors are flexible and part-time and that workers surely have subsistence income from elsewhere.
President Trump's economic instincts—seeking to retain individual companies, not entire economic ecosystems; denouncing the arrival of people and products from elsewhere; cutting support for basic research and education—will only chase clusters away.
Both then and now, to legally work in the United States, either seasonally or permanently, requires a separate, more involved process, with border residents receiving no preference over Mexicans from elsewhere within the country.
In the latter half of the 20th century, boaters, mostly from elsewhere in the Southwest, would stop in Page for gas and groceries and then head out on the lake for days-long vacations.
Under the deal, consumers can file for Equifax's (EFX) free credit monitoring or to receive a check for up to $125, which is meant to reimburse the cost of getting credit monitoring from elsewhere.
Mr. Mashadani, unlike many of the foreign fighters who came to Iraq and Syria from elsewhere to support the Islamic State, had technical and organizational skills that the group needed to expand its reach.
The study, conducted by the research firm Burning Glass Technologies for local business and nonprofit groups, found that Birmingham lagged in "traded" industries such as manufacturing and technology, which bring in dollars from elsewhere.
In Britain nearly a quarter of clicks for foreign-language teachers, interpreters, translators and bilingual customer-service representatives come from elsewhere in the European Union, compared with just 3% of clicks for all jobs.
News from elsewhere on the internet Essential stories from WIRED's canon And now for something relaxing and just plain fun: The most insane truck ever built—and the 4-year-old who commands it.
Fans asked about Judge's sudden popularity cited his willingness to sign autographs and interact with them and also the fact that he is a homegrown Yankee rather than an established player acquired from elsewhere.
Now, in a wily example of art imitating art imitating life, that immersive experience has been reimagined as "Dispatches From Elsewhere," a 10-episode scripted series created by Jason Segel, beginning Sunday on AMC.
If the ceilings can't be overturned or raised, then money for the new shipbuilding plan and associated costs will have to come from elsewhere in the defense budget, at the expense of other programs.
And at a time when one in five New Yorkers is an immigrant, those native to the city could learn a thing or two from the culinary traditions of those who came from elsewhere.
Beyond the show's contradictions, one particularly interesting thread emerged: artists drawing on feminist influences from elsewhere but creating something highly specific to their circumstances — a political and cultural remixing that is rich and interesting.
The gas could be used for electricity generation, replacing imports from elsewhere, or to heat homes in areas where families still depend on wood, a source of pollution in the center-south region, Jimenez said.
Prime Minister Theresa May earlier said that the new British system would prioritise high-skilled workers and treat European Union citizens as the same as those from elsewhere after Britain leaves the bloc next March.
Indeed, the lesson from elsewhere in Europe is that the responsibilities of power can be poisonous for populists: support for the nationalist Finns Party has halved since it joined a coalition in Finland last year.
Others say the family had already learned of the relationship from elsewhere, and though Shehzadi lied to them to keep things calm, she was planning to elope with Ankit on the day he was killed.
News from elsewhere on the internet A report posted by California's DMV shows a Waymo that had just come out of autonomous mode collided with and a sent a motorcyclist to the hospital last month.
"Cergy has always been very welcoming to people who come from elsewhere," says Jean-Paul Jeandon, the Socialist mayor of the town, which is informally twinned with a village in Palestine and another in Senegal.
The U.S. official said Washington needed to have adequate representation in the Pacific countries in order to let their governments know what options were open to them and the consequences of taking offers from elsewhere.
From Microsoft's experimental Garage group A small bar sits on top of the keyboard, and tapping on its icons lets you grab information from elsewhere on your phone without having to hop into another app.
"The UK leaving the European Union does not change geography, it doesn't shift reality, it doesn't change the mindset of the people who are fleeing from Syria or from Afghanistan or from elsewhere," Miliband said.
In modem chips, Huawei internally sources 54 percent of those in its own devices, with 22 percent coming from Qualcomm Inc and the remainder from elsewhere, showed evidence presented at an antitrust trial for Qualcomm.
As a group, these additions form an acknowledgment that in order to maintain any relevance in a multicultural, multidimensional world, couture culture itself has to open up: to draw its inspiration, and energy, from elsewhere.
The FCA is responsible for authorizing investment and trading firms, and has said there are 8,008 "passports" that allow firms from elsewhere in the EU to offer services in Britain, mainly insurance, trading and investment.
Its factory here is expected to eventually employ 2,000, and it has already begun shifting employees from elsewhere, including 100 from the town in upstate New York where the company was founded two centuries ago.
But bans on Qatari vessels entering ports in the United Arab Emirates, imposed after top Arab powers severed diplomatic and transport links with Qatar on Monday, meant it had to source the LNG from elsewhere.
The other is that it is harder for Latino immigrants to become citizens than it is for immigrants from elsewhere — because they're less fluent in English, don't have the money to pay application fees, etc.
Macklin's gym has long been a second home for the Kinahan mob as they have set up their operations in sunny Spain, competing with other Irish gangs as well as those from elsewhere in Europe.
AT&T on Tuesday unveiled HBO Max, a $15-per-month offering that launches in May that will go after Netflix's audience with premium programming from HBO and general-audience content from elsewhere within WarnerMedia.
He also said a further 70-90 people had been unable to leave basements in the town for 20 days and said that they were largely local residents or activists from elsewhere in the country.
As in many of the Internet Research Agency memes, the image and message were not created in Russia but taken from elsewhere: in this case, an advertisement for a black-owned footwear company named Kahmune.
In a compromise with Democrats, last year's government funding bill did not set aside any Green Climate Fund money, but it didn't prohibit the State Department from moving money from elsewhere to make a contribution.
Other people have the same ringtone as me, so when I hear theirs go off on the Metro I reach for mine before realizing it's coming from elsewhere and I'm like, They use Night Owl?
Some 1,100 trucks arrive in Britain every day from elsewhere in Britain with parts for the UK auto sector, and storage space to cover more than a day or two of production was not feasible.
Grumblings that our homeless come from elsewhere for services express that denial by insisting that we are too compassionate — not inadequately so — and therefore bear no responsibility for losers who wash up on our sidewalks.
The spray generally kills the mosquitoes that it touches and then dries, leaving a residue on leaves and branches that repels bugs, he said, helping to control insects that fly into your yard from elsewhere.
The FCA is responsible for authorising investment and trading firms, and has said there are 8,008 "passports" that allow firms from elsewhere in the EU to offer services in Britain, mainly insurance, trading and investment.
If you work more than two jobs (or don't want your employer to know you earn income from elsewhere) you can still fill out a worksheet to determine how much extra you should have withheld.
About a quarter of the company's New Jersey-based employees live in New York City and Jersey City and the rest commute from elsewhere in the tristate area, coming from as far away as Connecticut.
A White House official says they are keeping their options open right now, including Trump using his executive powers to reallocate federal funds from elsewhere for the wall, but are looking at the agreement now.
Regular episodes of smog blanketing northern China this year stem from a combination of local emissions, unfavorable weather and pollutants wafted in from elsewhere, Bai Qiuyong, head of China's Environmental Monitoring Center, told the paper.
News from elsewhere on the internet Boeing says it will temporarily stop making the troubled 737 MAX amid the company's difficulties obtaining permission from US and global regulators to put the airplane back into service.
"It would be a material net positive for seaborne coking coal prices… The need to source this coal from elsewhere would boost demand for imports from countries including Australia and Mongolia," the London-based analyst said.
Facebook said unfamiliar advertisers might appear on the list because they might have obtained my contact information from elsewhere, compiled it into a list of people they wanted to target and uploaded that list into Facebook.
Finance Minister Felipe Larrain said the administration of center-right President Sebastian Pinera planned to inject the funding, drawn from elsewhere in the country's budget, into road construction, subsidized housing, healthcare and water projects through 2020.
Other diplomats from elsewhere in Europe said they, too, hadn't been told of his resignation and found out that the person running policy toward their countries was on the way out only from the news report.
Prosecutors said so far they do not have any missing person reports that could correspond to the severed heads and are working to determine when the victims died and whether they may have come from elsewhere.
Most of the employment these zones have created appears to be due to firms from elsewhere moving in, which may explain why surrounding neighbourhoods typically experienced employment falls roughly on a par with the zones' gains.
So even while I say that the best mobile pictures are presently obtained from single-camera phones, I can definitely understand why others might think that the best total mobile photography experience might come from elsewhere.
But with the competitive threat from state-subsidised Chinese airlines and low-cost carriers from elsewhere in Asia rising every month, the two incidents could turn out to be the least of its big problems ahead.
In other words, in every respect, people coming from Cuba to the US are identical to people coming from elsewhere — except that they were allowed to come here first and get legal status afterward without difficulty.
Francois Brottes said energy policy decisions made at a national level were having a continent-wide impact as countries increasingly depend on electricity imports from elsewhere in Europe to meet shortfalls, particularly during peak demand periods.
And then there are the staffers from elsewhere on the Hill who worked closely with Sessions when he was the leading (and arguably only) immigration restrictionist in the Senate — and therefore an intellectual center of gravity.
This may explain why 0.1% of Poland's population—among the lowest rates in Europe—is made up of people from elsewhere in the EU, and why there are 1.5m Poles living in Germany and Britain alone.
As Zika cases caused by local Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in Florida mount and travelers from elsewhere continue to arrive with the disease, the FDA last week recommend universal testing of donated blood across the United States.
But the UK Trade Policy Observatory, run by the University of Sussex and Chatham House think-tank, has questioned this figure, saying much of it would just be redistributing economic activity from elsewhere in the country.
All of those companies are bringing in talent from elsewhere to complement Seattle's growing reputation as a hub for artificial intelligence and machine learning research and engineering talent thanks to programs at the University of Washington .
The tax implications of her plans would basically bankrupt the United States overnight, despite the "experts" insisting that the accounting for such policies simply means the money is coming from "elsewhere" rather than requiring new funding.
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Wednesday notified Congress that it intends to transfer up to $28500 million from elsewhere in the agency to pay for housing a growing number of migrant children.
That work is considered nondiscretionary — the Justice Department must represent the government when federal agencies like the E.P.A. are defendants — so the spending cuts and layoffs would have to come from elsewhere in the Environment Division.
The students are a diverse bunch of working-class locals; the teacher, Olivia, is a famous novelist, brought in from elsewhere to help them write a book together that has to take place in the town.
Officials said Thursday that 34 new cases had been confirmed among people who had arrived from elsewhere, pointing to how difficult it will likely be for China — or any country — to keep the virus completely out.
Mediums from elsewhere had come to sharpen their practice (one workshop trained them in connecting with trees), and to rub shoulders with their peers at talks like Diversifying American Mediumship or International Perspectives on Spirit Communication.
Probably 90 percent of these delivery workers are migrants from elsewhere in China, and in Ms. Cao's project you see the delivery men shoving odd-shaped packages into a van, racing through the alleyways of Beijing.
An air of legitimacy While American Herald Tribune pays some contributors like King for original content, it also republishes articles from elsewhere and then lists the people who wrote those articles as contributors to its site.
Belarus last week said it intends to buy oil from elsewhere amid a row with Russia over supply, and has sent proposals to Ukraine, Poland, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and the Baltic states to buy oil from them.
If Trump comes to be seen as a man who can be ignored in favor of other voices or signals from elsewhere within the administration, it could lead foreign governments to take Trump's statements for granted.
High Point, long known as a manufacturing hub in the state's once-vibrant furniture industry, has been hit hard economically over the past two decades by competition from abroad and from elsewhere in the United States.
Rather, these species came into being when penguins from elsewhere popped out of the sea near the new patches of earth, began to make a new life for themselves, and slowly evolved into a new species.
North Korea's official media brought a large number of reporters and camera operators to Singapore for the Kim trip, and they had access to various locations that was denied to media from elsewhere in the world.
He said those factions included foreign fighters from places including Chechnya and Syria, followers of Mr. Hekmatullah from his home district, and Islamic State fighters from elsewhere in Afghanistan who had joined his forces in the north.
While some women opt to have a nipple reconstructed with flesh taken from elsewhere on their bodies, with tattoos added for color later, others simply choose to have the 3-D illusion created by a talented artist.
And at least one person, former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh, pointed out that the Trump campaign had lifted the idea from elsewhere on social media — by pointing to his own tweet with same language a month ago.
Filled with displaced from elsewhere, the province in Syria&aposs northwest corner is packed with some 3 million people, the most deeply irreconcilable with Assad&aposs government and including some of the world&aposs most radical militants.
The RBA was quick to add that none of these domestic risks appeared to be enough on their own to seriously degrade the functioning of the financial system, though they could exacerbate a major shock from elsewhere.
ANKARA (Reuters) - The United States should prevent fighters from the Kurdish YPG militia traveling to the Syrian region of Afrin from elsewhere in Syria to counter a Turkish military incursion, President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said on Wednesday.
Airtime experimented by releasing other apps like OkHello After years of iteration, the team figured out how to make a robust video-chatting platform that could also handle links, photos, and videos from elsewhere on the web.
The researchers determined Mansourasaurus was more closely related to European and Asian titanosaurs than to those from elsewhere in Africa and other Southern Hemisphere land masses including South America formerly joined in a super-continent called Gondwana.
LONDON (Reuters) - More than a quarter of London's construction workers come from elsewhere in the European Union, according to new figures on Tuesday that highlight the British capital's reliance on EU immigrants ahead of Brexit next year.
But Myanmar's other groups regard them instead as a vestige of the colonial era, when the country was incorporated into British India and the British brought non-Buddhists from elsewhere in the colony to work in Burma.
The study, led by scientists from Pennsylvania State University along with scientists from elsewhere in the United States and Canada, analyzed a variety of indicators to show that these woolly mammoths became extinct about 5,600 years ago.
Police would try to determine the age of the cow carcass, police official Anand Kumar said when asked if there had been a conspiracy to vitiate the atmosphere by using a dead cow brought in from elsewhere.
This summer, and for the past few years, the onus of health reform has fixated on the noble goal of increasing access to health insurance, whether that be through an employer, the exchanges, Medicaid, or from elsewhere.
Now, it houses Indigenous artists-in-residence, those at risk of homelessness who are given shelter-rate apartments, and patients who come from elsewhere in British Columbia, on Canada's West coast, seeking medical treatment in this city.
And the exceptionalism of the American pop music industry rarely allowed room for ideas from elsewhere to infiltrate the mainstream, meaning the global music that had the greatest impact here was generally of the historically inclined sort.
The race represents the biggest test yet for the coalition of local activists, reform advocates and democratic socialists who elevated Ms. Ocasio-Cortez from obscurity to Congress — a run that was itself fueled by money from elsewhere.
Within China, many provinces and cities have essentially shut themselves off to travelers from elsewhere, raising the question of whether the virus will re-emerge once such barriers are lifted and people begin crisscrossing the country again.
Travelers from elsewhere in South Korea need a medical certificate from Korean health officials showing no symptoms of acute respiratory illness to board a plane to Myanmar, where they will be quarantined at home for 14 days.
The latest figures suggest that population shifts in New York reverted to what had been a conventional pattern: Typically, more New Yorkers move to other parts of the United States than come from elsewhere in the country.
Another nearby condo attracting buyers from elsewhere in Manhattan is 945 West 139th Street, a 64-unit condominium with 21 market-rate and 42 affordable apartments (plus a unit for a superintendent) from Parkadon Management and Development.
The Department of Homeland Security has informed Congress it will reprogram and transfer $2200 million in total to its immigration enforcement agency from elsewhere in the department, including the FEMA money, according to documents obtained by CNN.
Most of those hired to work at the new headquarters would likely be drawn from elsewhere, placing additional demands on school districts in the form of hundreds of new children — while granting the districts no additional resources.
Experts urged caution because the website, Agence Nouakchott d'Information, or ANI, is associated with Al Qaeda's branches in Africa and is not a normal venue for the terrorist group's claims of responsibility from elsewhere in the world.
Unlike whistleblowers from elsewhere in the government, he legally isn't able to publicly discuss professional retaliation he might encounter because of how sensitive his role is — and the onus to challenge such blowback would be on him.
Beard reportedly pointed out that Apple's products, from the iPhone to its App Store, were all developed in the U.S. and that trying to tie profits from elsewhere in Europe to the Ireland headquarters would be unfair.
For decades, both the House and the Senate have been cutting their own investments in policy staff, leaving a Congress that gets dumber and dumber each year, and more dependent on whatever expertise they can get from elsewhere.
Publishers may be able to embed the 360 photo or video from elsewhere on Facebook into the post, but then there's a question of whether or not that content could slow down their regular website or mobile site.
Brazil has 44,000 troops stationed in its northern Amazon region that are available to combat forest fires and could send more from elsewhere in the country, said Raul Botelho, the joint chief of staff for the country's military.
In this case, new external organs like an ear don't actually "grow," but are created from cartilage from elsewhere in the body and then placed in the body for some time before being moved to the new location.
Nearly a quarter of a million Britons aged 65 and over live in other EU countries—120,000 in Spain alone—whereas only 85,703 of those aged 65 and over from elsewhere in the EU have settled in Britain.
As Tim Brennan, chief scientist at Equivant, which makes COMPAS, points out, the researchers' algorithm, having been trained and tested on data from one and the same place, might prove less accurate if faced with records from elsewhere.
It can develop from a case of bubonic plague or septicemic plague (the latter is very rare), Hinnebusch says, which is called secondary pneumonic plague because it spreads from elsewhere in the body, not from inhaling the bacteria.
China has done a lot more targeted fiscal and monetary easing, can more easily source U.S. imports from elsewhere and also has the ability to inflict pain on U.S. commodity and farm sectors that back a Trump presidency.
When Canada's Supreme Court legalized assisted suicide for patients who have a "grievous and irremediable medical condition," it led to speculation that the country would become a destination for people from elsewhere looking for aid in dying comfortably.
The event is all about showcasing the terroir of the meat, one that has been mistreated throughout the years by big distribution companies, which have no qualms about using the "Bayonne" label on hams that come from elsewhere.
For example, making the coupling between two oscillators in the cluster unidirectional instead of mutual not only doesn't disturb the cluster's synchrony, it actually makes its state more robust to noise and perturbations from elsewhere in the network.
For comparison, the biggest telescope on the drawing board today has 798 separate mirror elements —and the challenges for telescopes focusing light from elsewhere are much less extreme than those facing arrays that emit light by the gigawatt.
The life lessons (and tennis lessons) presumably will have to come from elsewhere for Tomic, but he should still take a moment to consider just what is driving a thoughtful man like Baker to put himself through this.
Responding to that, Studebaker acknowledged China has been lacking in certain tech sectors and has bought a lot of technologies from elsewhere, but he said it was "clearly kind of a world power" in the artificial intelligence space.
The gay pride parade in Istanbul - a city seen as a relative safe haven by members of the gay community from elsewhere in the Middle East, including refugees from Syria and Iraq - has usually been a peaceful event.
The gay pride parade in Istanbul — a city seen as a relative safe haven by members of the gay community from elsewhere in the Middle East, including refugees from Syria and Iraq — has usually been a peaceful event.
Sometimes these spots are shot through a filter of exoticism, with the eye of an artist from elsewhere who is fascinated, appalled and intoxicated by the amber waves of grain and the sparkling sands of our diamond deserts.
It's been estimated it took as much as $100 million from local Saudi Arabian backers to take the fight to Diriyah, although Hearn claimed there were other offers from elsewhere in the Middle East which were worth more.
The report also said that nearly half, 49 percent, of customers terminated their plans after paying at least one month of premiums because they had gained health coverage from elsewhere, such as through a job, or through Medicare.
The backstory: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) last week notified Congress that it intends to transfer up to $186 million from elsewhere in the agency to pay for housing a growing number of migrant children.
Hailing from elsewhere in the state, the hate group was planning to demonstrate at Ann Arbor's city hall, with the intention of provoking the residents of this town in which they knew they would not be well-received.
Last year, 82 of the 349 people diagnosed with measles carried them into this country from elsewhere, the highest number of imported cases since the virus was declared eliminated from the United States in 2000, the C.D.C. said.
He unquestionably arrived with a willingness to be lucky, the one necessary trait for people who come to New York from elsewhere, according to E. B. White, the great New Yorker writer — who, of course, hated Tom Wolfe.
Many of the leaders of the other top institutions also hail from elsewhere, including Franklin Sirmans, a former curator at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art who succeeded Mr. Collins as director of PAMM a year ago.
Historically the gay pride parade in Istanbul - a city seen as a relative safe haven by members of the gay community from elsewhere in the Middle East, including refugees from Syria and Iraq - has been a peaceful event.
The government says it is up to the market to determine whether it makes sense to invest in new gas storage and if there are any supply shortages, prices will rise sufficiently to attract more gas from elsewhere.
Though details are being worked out, fees are expected to apply to people driving into the congestion zone from elsewhere in the city, including parts of Manhattan north of 60th Street and other boroughs, as well as beyond.
But of the nine trade secret claims Waymo is bringing to trial next month, only five are included in the 14,000 Levandowski allegedly stole—the other four came from elsewhere, so Waymo's lawsuit isn't based on the documents alone.
But while other journaling apps may offer a blank space for recording thoughts, Fabric automates the process by pulling in photos, posts from elsewhere on social media, places you visited, and more, and put those on its map interface.
The bundle also includes a standard Roku remote, and a "tabletop remote" that's supposed to go in a different room than the one your TV is in, so you can control the speaker audio from elsewhere in your home.
While Xero is headquartered in the New Zealand capital of Wellington, the firm gets 80 percent of its revenue from elsewhere and says it wants to focus on consolidating its Australian listing to support its drive into global markets.
AGOCO, a subsidiary of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), has continued to produce at a high rate from fields in eastern Libya while output from elsewhere in Libya has been hit by years of political turmoil and armed conflict.
Thailand's tourism authority expects a 7.7 percent drop in Chinese tourists for the Lunar New Year this year, though offset by a 503 percent rise in tourists from elsewhere, and it sees Chinese tourist numbers rising back during 2017.
South Korean chipmakers are now seeking to buy more from elsewhere, such as China or Taiwan, where Japanese jurisdiction can't reach, according to Park Jea-gun, a semiconductor engineering expert who heads the Korean Society of Semiconductor & Display Technology.
Television pictures showed scores of residents shouting "we're hungry, we need food" as soldiers distributed rations from a truck in one neighborhood, while footage from elsewhere showed people making off with clothes and other items from a wrecked mall.
The legislative proposal for the new service, which was sent to Congress on Wednesday, also includes plans to transfer 28500,6900 space-related personnel from elsewhere in the department to the new branch, which would fall under the Air Force.
Edwin Moses, the chairman of the United States Antidoping Agency and a two-time Olympic gold medalist, said too many antidoping leaders and the International Olympic Committee have prioritized Russian sentiments over those of certifiably clean athletes from elsewhere.
It was declared a botanical garden in 1856 and has thousands of very big, very old trees in hundreds of species that were introduced from elsewhere in the world by both state rulers and then later by the British.
Faced with the possibility that Prince Ali's support in Asia might shift to Sheikh Salman, European leaders, and reform-minded voters from elsewhere, could back Prince Ali on the second ballot rather than risk Sheikh Salman getting over the threshold.
The so-called customs partnership would align Britain's approach to customs with the EU's, removing the need for a customs border and would see British authorities collect the tariffs and pass them to the EU if the imports came from elsewhere.
The mostly Christian Philippines has over the past year faced the region's most serious militant violence, which began when hundreds of gunmen, including some from elsewhere in the region, occupied Marawi, sparking the country's most serious fighting since World War Two.
Hundreds of far-right marchers chanting "Foreigners out" and "We are the people" took to the streets on Sunday, and then on Monday their numbers were inflated to 6,000 by far-right supporters and football hooligans from elsewhere in Germany.
This isn't exactly new funding as much as shifted over from elsewhere within the Air Force, under which the new command will exist, and which currently has authority over the most of the armed forces' space-related missions, assets and personnel.
The plan includes a combination of Special Operations troops already in Syria and other units arriving from elsewhere in the Middle East, according to three defense officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
All the men listed were not domiciled in Sinai, the thinly populated and rugged peninsula bordering Israel and Gaza where the Sunni militant group has been waging an insurgency for more than three years; they were from elsewhere in Egypt.
SINGAPORE, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Oil prices recovered slightly on Wednesday from steep slides the previous day, but traders said markets remained under pressure from signs that planned OPEC output cuts were being poorly implemented and as supplies from elsewhere rose.
This was thanks in part to productions made at Villa del Cine, a state-run studio opened in 2006, as Hugo Chávez launched a revolución cultural to counter the influence of cultural imports from elsewhere, especially popular blockbuster movies from America.
Three of the rivers have, since Mr Pearce's first visit, become test-cases for different approaches to solving surface-water problems: large-scale infrastructure to bring water from elsewhere; flow-management through digital monitoring; and the use of economic levers.
TOKYO (Reuters) - The head of a Japanese business lobby said a planned sales tax hike should proceed in October to sustain the social security system for a rapidly ageing population, despite calls from elsewhere to postpone it given growing economic challenges.
"The gender imbalance in Chinese society will remain for decades to come and with it the demand for partners from elsewhere," said Boll, an author of a 2016 U.N. report which studied forced marriages between people from Cambodia and China.
Taxpayers, whether corporations or households, would not be likely to pay anywhere near that much, the Revenue Office's analysts said, with perhaps 40 percent of the total new revenue flowing into Oregon from elsewhere, primarily the federal government, through tax deductions.
Despite the warm lights of Christmas commerce, the city has not created new economic activity by subsidizing Country Club Plaza or the Power and Light District; it has just relocated it from elsewhere, and at a considerable cost to taxpayers.
But the August 1 announcement of 10% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion of Chinese imports covers a range of consumer goods, including smartphones, personal computers, cameras, and clothing, for which it will be much harder to find substitutes from elsewhere.
Saudi Arabia, which has propped up Egypt since Mr. Sisi came to power in 2014, did not send an expected shipment of discounted petroleum products in October, forcing Cairo to use its precious currency reserves to purchase them from elsewhere.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Six out of seven handguns connected to recent crimes in New York state were brought in from elsewhere, the state's attorney general said on Tuesday in a report on suspected gun trafficking along the U.S. East Coast.
Prime Minister Theresa May has said the new system will prioritize high-skilled workers and treat European Union citizens the same as those from elsewhere after Britain leaves the bloc next March, but is yet to set out further details.
The province's 3 million people include more than a million who were displaced from elsewhere in Syria, many of whom fled Mr. Assad's rule, as well as more than 10,000 rebels and a powerful contingent of jihadists associated with Al Qaeda.
The company has been swamped with inquiries including from manufacturers in the US, but mostly from elsewhere, such as Asia and South America, who are trying to expand their mask output, and sometimes scrambling to replace materials previously sourced from China.
The attempt was thwarted by fighters from Abu Sayyaf and Maute, backed by militants from elsewhere in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, who then went on a rampage in Marawi, a predominantly Muslim city in the mostly Catholic Philippines.
Public outcry included disbelief that our wealthy progressive city allows people to suffer so; assertions that our homeless come from elsewhere because of the warm weather and San Francisco's generous public services; and the notorious "Tech Bro" letter of Feb.
In this conflict, only one people — the Jews — meet the criteria of indigeneity, while it is abundantly clear from a cursory understanding of history that the Arab Palestinians do not, as their origins, language, culture and religion came from elsewhere.
But a hype man is, by definition, a sidekick, and while most of the sound in Franklin's music comes from elsewhere—usually, a band and an ensemble of singers—he is always and unquestionably the locus of its energy and intention.
Political scientists in those years described Congress as operating with "four party politics" that included conservative southern Democrats, liberal Democrats from elsewhere, conservative Republicans from the heartland states and more moderate (and even liberal) GOP legislators from states along the coasts.
Brotherhood sources grapes from across New York State, including the Finger Lakes and Long Island regions, and from elsewhere across the US. Much of Barrow&aposs day-to-day involves quality control of wines that the winery produces and bottles.
VIENNA, Aug 4 (Reuters) - There is no truth to reports that regulators have demanded that Bank Austria receive a capital injection from elsewhere within the UniCredit group after its central and eastern Europe business is shifted, Bank Austria's finance chief said.
One area of optimism is ForwardKeys data showing that international forward bookings to the United States from within the Americas over the next six months are up 7 percent, but bookings from elsewhere have crept up by only 0.5 percent.
Mr. Trump could also simply let Mr. Rosenstein become acting attorney general until a successor was confirmed, or he could seek to temporarily fill the position with any other Senate-confirmed official from elsewhere in the government under the Vacancies Act.
If outsiders said that spit held secrets about the past, the ni-Vanuatu might worry that those secrets — if these foreigners said they were "actually" from elsewhere, indeed latecomers to their own nation — could nullify their rights to the land.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said the finance would, if necessary, legislate for a "temporary permissions" regime to roll over existing permissions at firms from elsewhere in the EU so they can continue operating in the UK from March 2019.
News from elsewhere on the internet If you're not obsessed with how former Nissan exec Carlos Ghosn, accused in Japan of financial misdeeds, reportedly escaped the country in an audio gear box, I do not know what to tell you.
According to experts who study the disease, here are some of the key steps: The CDC has said that future Zika outbreaks in the United States are likely to be caused by infected travelers returning home with the virus from elsewhere.
They range from ultra-popular creators with millions of followers, many of whom simply steal the most popular content from elsewhere on the internet, to niche accounts with only a few thousand followers who create their own, often highly surreal or absurd images.
The interior minister, Horst Seehofer, has threatened to end his Christian Social Union (CSU) party's alliance with Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats if the chancellor cannot by next week find a way to stop asylum-seekers from elsewhere in Europe coming into Germany.
"The vast majority of the materials that we utilize in the business are manufactured in the U.K. So we are looking at some scenario-planning about 'what about the materials coming in from Europe or from elsewhere in the world'," he added.
"Whether life ever arose on the Moon, or was transported to it from elsewhere, is of course highly speculative and can only be addressed by an aggressive future program of lunar exploration," they write in the article, published in the journal Astrobiology.
It has spelt out it would join others in a challenge at the World Trade Organization (WTO) and consider safeguard measures, last deployed in 2002, to guard against steel and aluminum being diverted to Europe from elsewhere if U.S. tariffs come in.
By ensuring that this service only worked at its optimal level on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, the company could again incentivize consumers to use only its software, instead of treat its devices as expensive screens for displaying video from elsewhere.
Under the move, supply from Southeast Asia will be charged a 35 percent tariff and imports from elsewhere will face duty of up to 180 percent, with proceeds used to help farmers by financing projects to modernize the industry and boost its efficiency.
In operation since 1961, Bethesda Crab House has served local blue crab at market prices (and crabs sourced from elsewhere when our short-lived season is over), in addition to a variety of other types of seafood, for more than five decades.
And since the 100 kilometer-deep hexagon acts as a sort of particle barrier, aerosols weren't able to filter back in from elsewhere, resulting in something "like Earth's Antarctic ozone hole," as Kunio Sayanagi of the Cassini Imaging Team put it in 2013.
"From our perspective, if we meet our sugar import needs from elsewhere, we don't gain any jobs, but if we lose our corn syrup market in Mexico – that's irreplaceable," said John Bode, head of the Corn Refiners Association, who also attended the meeting.
News from elsewhere on the internet Essential stories from WIRED's canonBack in 2001, we took a close look at the battle between Boeing and Lockheed Martin to build the fighter jet of the future, which you know today as the F-35.
Of the 22016 people recorded as dying in 2762-22016, 250 were from Myanmar, and people from that country have fared worse than those from elsewhere, the documents from Suhakam and data from the Malaysian government's Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) show.
In opening briefs filed late Friday for their legal case, conservative states and industry representatives focused their arguments on the fact that naturally occurring pollution and emissions carried from elsewhere make it more difficult for some areas to reduce their ozone concentrations.
The rage is coming from elsewhere, from the conservative elite, who feel betrayed by a base that used to fall in line behind whomever the party chose for them at election time, but now is rising up in childish or addled rebellion.
About 0003 percent of children from sub-Saharan Africa trying to reach Europe through Libya were at risk of exploitation and trafficking compared to around 56 percent of those from elsewhere, with racism a significant contributing factor behind the discrepancy, the report found.
The crowd, which filled the large sanctuary to standing room, was racially diverse, made up of those stooped with age and crying infants, Jewish people — Orthodox, Conservative, Reform and nonobservant — and non-Jews, Pittsburgh natives and those who had flown in from elsewhere.
Though it has more than 81,000 cases — still the most confirmed worldwide — the Chinese government said Thursday that it had no new cases of local coronavirus transmission, meaning that the only new cases diagnosed came from people who had traveled from elsewhere.
Speaking as he began a meeting with Andrzej Duda, Trump also confirmed his plans to move an unspecified number of U.S. troops to Poland from elsewhere in Europe and said the Polish government had agreed to pay for building facilities for them.
Mr. Kallos said that most elementary schools in his district were populated with students from the area, but at Ella Baker School, at 317 East 67th Street, which serves students from prekindergarten through eighth grade, most of the students are from elsewhere.
Meanwhile, the European Steel Association told me there could already be some damage to producers in mainland Europe, with shipped steel from elsewhere diverted from the U.S. to European ports in advance of fresh tariffs, and its potential to drive down local prices.
The five Iraqis had arrived in transit from Erbil and were being held at the airport until they could be re-boarded on flights back to Iraq, whereas the Yemeni passenger had arrived at the airport from elsewhere in Cairo, they added.
On some level, then, identity is inherent — you know who you are at your core, just as Denise did, and the behaviors you copy from elsewhere, whether peers, parents, or pop culture, are just masks you put on to get through the day.
But if we appear to have a society which doesn't welcome folks from elsewhere then of course any sane brilliant scientist will end up going to Canada or Singapore or Zurich because they'll be able to get the best of both worlds. Sure.
Germany is desperate to stop asylum-seekers reaching its borders from elsewhere in the EU. Italy wants to stop as many of them as possible from arriving on its shores, and to ensure it does not need to take responsibility for those that do.
Analysts said the pound was taking its cue from elsewhere until business surveys for May - beginning on Friday with manufacturing - are published and should give investors a sense of how the UK economy is faring in the second quarter after a shaky start to 2018.
But they've done so by unifying business conservatives, retirees from elsewhere, and the state's huge population of foreign policy hawks — South Carolina is heavy on military veterans and active-duty personnel — while fractioned fields of more conservative candidates sliced up the state's more conservative vote.
However, two people briefed on the talks said the U.S. proposal stops short of labor unions' call for "melted and poured" North American steel, which would have precluded the use of raw steel from elsewhere that has been rolled or otherwise processed on the continent.
The nominators generally consist of members of the academy or institute itself, members of the relevant Nobel committee, past Nobel laureates in the field, tenured professors from Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Norway, department chairs from elsewhere, and other scientists or presidents of author societies.
One of the limitations of the study, Winskill said, is that he didn't model the potential mitigating effects of funding that could be put in place by hard-hit countries themselves, if they diverted funding from elsewhere, or money that might come from other donors.
They bridle at policies imposed from Bangkok, which include sending civil servants from elsewhere in Thailand to run the local administration and a refusal to accord the local variant of the Malay language any official status, although it is the most common means of communication.
Non-Chinese foreigners, including those from elsewhere in Asia, the West, the Middle East and Africa, are overwhelmingly clustered in big cities, which means that the vast majority of China's 1.4 billion people have never met a non-Chinese person, and probably never will.
But today security fears, sharpened after last year's terrorist attacks in Paris and the mass killings in San Bernardino, California, make it harder for the Obama administration to take in more than its current plan for 10,000 Syrians (on top of 75,000 refugees from elsewhere).
Vulnerable parts of the higher, colder ice sheet of East Antarctica would eventually fall apart, too, and the result by the year 2500 would be 43 feet of sea level rise from Antarctica alone, with still more water coming from elsewhere, the computer estimated.
Even when they do become citizens, they tend to wait longer than immigrants from elsewhere: New citizens born in North America have typically had green cards for 10 years or more, a couple of years longer than immigrants from other parts of the world.
Oaxaca has become particularly popular during the holiday season, when the reliably perfect weather, the wonderful food, the Christmas lights and decorations, and the celebratory spirit that overtakes the city attract travelers from elsewhere in Mexico, from the United States, and from the wider world.
But the precise number of jobs that would be created wasn't clear: the CEO seemed to boast that the project would create several hundred jobs, but afterwards the company issued a news release pegging the number at 43, with half being "repatriated" from elsewhere.
The logic here is that bringing in syndicated content from elsewhere can help the other publishers bring down their operating costs while still continuing to expand the content (and thus traffic) on their own sites; hence why they partner with (and pay) Minute Media.
President Trump's 2018 budget proposal zeroed out the program, though Randolph D. Alles, the agency's new director, told lawmakers last month that he considered it "critical" to the agency and would move money from elsewhere in his budget to pay for it if need be.
They say that the deal currently allows raw materials or components to be shipped into North America from elsewhere and incorporated into manufactured goods, like cars or electronics, that can then be shipped among Canada, Mexico and the United States without paying import duties.
While the Windows Store is the primary means of distributing Universal apps, it is important to point out that, if you do some digging into Windows' settings (which everyday consumers aren't likely to do), you can "side load" Universal apps downloaded from elsewhere on the internet.
We can always look at good ideas from elsewhere, but I think the steps that I outlined — three or four, in particular — and then having a federal agency — my gut tells me the Federal Trade Commission — riding point on it, constitute the best steps for us today.
" The WPO finally responded to her Facebook post, stating that it takes "any accusation of plagiarism extremely seriously," adding, "Alex Andriesi has provided documents that support his statement that he has not plagiarized the work of any other artist and his influence was taken from elsewhere.
And the hip-hop programming is especially informed and even prescient, featuring emerging local rappers such as Tia Nomore and Queens D. Light alongside out-of-towners such as Teklife artists DJ Earl and Taso, who test regional styles from elsewhere on audiences reared on hyphy.
But smaller outlets, especially those tied to a geographic area, face a host of greater hurdles: diminishing readerships, a decline in small businesses (and thus in the advertising base), and the increasing centrality of New York and Washington, D.C., which drain talent and investment from elsewhere.
Their findings: Conference Board analysts found that Amazon's job listings for those types of qualities are growing the fastest in Boston and Washington, D.C. Both cities also already have a substantial Amazon presence, which helps reduce the issue of having to recruit and relocate talent from elsewhere.
In Poland, group Obóz Narodowo-Radykalny (National-Radical Camp)—named after an anti-Semitic movement from the 1930s—attract tens of thousands to marches through Warsaw, and they have reportedly formed alliances with other far-right groups from elsewhere in Europe, such as the France's National Front.
As gay and transgender Americans prepare to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising on June 28, we inhabit a state of cognitive dissonance, staring at a split screen: insults from the White House on one half of it, positive reinforcement from elsewhere on the other.
"They love Morocco; that's why they play for us even though they are from elsewhere," Omar Ghazaz, a 72-year-old dentist, said in January during a morning break to sip coffee and bask in some winter sunlight on a side street adjoining Casablanca's main market.
In "A History of Western Music: Chapter 29," he pays tribute to the memory of Thom Gunn (another poet transplanted to the Bay Area from elsewhere) by altering the lyrics of Johnny Mercer's "I Thought About You" (popularized by Frank Sinatra in the 1950s) into an elegy.
Legends vary as to her origins, but chants suggest Pele followed her star to Hawaii from elsewhere in Polynesia, similar to the seafarers who reached the Hawaiian Islands in an epic feat of navigation and migration around the time Europe was mired in the Dark Ages.
Their concerns underscore a big dilemma for the Fed: The economic data in the U.S. has been stronger than expected while the Fed cuts rates as insurance against slowing that could come from elsewhere in the world or other shocks, such as trade wars or Brexit.
FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey has said a system of interim permissions is needed as the watchdog won't have enough time before March 2019 to issue new authorisations for some 8,000 firms from elsewhere in the EU that sell funds, insurance and other investments in Britain.
Mike Veach, a whiskey historian in Kentucky, said many of the Maryland distilleries before 1906 were actually rectifiers — plants that bought unaged whiskey from elsewhere, then redistilled it, or aged it, or added something to it to make a final product they could legally call whiskey.
But the problem extends far beyond West Yorkshire, with Dentaid's Overseas Projects and Volunteering Manager Jacqueline James saying that since the launch of the project the NGO has been "completely inundated" by dentists from elsewhere in the UK asking how they can set up similar schemes in their clinics.
That means the architects (Heneghan Peng) are Dublin-based, the landscape architect (Lara Zureikat) is Jordanian, the exit signs were from Austria (but the Israeli authorities rejected them for import and the builders had to adapt to the bureaucratic hurdle), and all other elements are sourced from elsewhere.
Since EU students would no longer be able to claim government support, universities would be free to charge them more than £9,250 a year, as they do international students from elsewhere (fees can be hefty: a fine art degree from University College London costs £2100,22007 a year, for instance).
When you — I'm going to get to Medium in a second — but when you think about venture, I just interviewed Mark Cuban and Steve Case, and they were talking about the efforts they're making to get all around the world, to try to get more talent from elsewhere.
Two awards are on offer: one, for a British or Irish applicant, will consist of a three-month fellowship in continental Europe at the Financial Times; the other, for an applicant from elsewhere in the European Union, will be a three-month fellowship in London at The Economist.
Around two-thirds of its investments are in UK-based companies, with London an obvious focal point, while the other third are sourced from elsewhere in Europe — with Octopus taking a particular interest in other city startup hubs, such as Berlin, Stockholm, Paris and Lisbon, according to Macpherson.
The researchers studied the issue by examining the records of 83 major league pitchers who had had Tommy John surgery, which involves replacing a torn ulnar collateral ligament in an elbow with a tendon from elsewhere in the body, and a comparison group of 83 who had not.
In cities from Chicago to Charlotte, tensions over police treatment of African-Americans have been compounded by a recognition that the economic revival symbolized by downtown building booms is creating more opportunity for young college graduates from elsewhere than for the city's own black or Hispanic young people.
According to your article, while the folks in Elkhart are pleased as punch that they are all earning a comfortable wage and that there are so many job openings that employers are seeking workers from elsewhere, they are upset with the president over his stand on gun control. Please.
The far-right paranoiacs and scaremongers who pressured Trump to end DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) hate to acknowledge what we reality-moored types understand: Many of our country's finest minds and brightest ideas are forged when dreamers from elsewhere encounter an unfamiliar place with unimagined possibilities.
Problems they noted include staff returning to work from elsewhere in China who are self-quarantined for two weeks, and as some truck drivers are also still not back at work, drug makers have struggled to get supplies to their factories and their products to the port or airport.
Problems they noted include staff returning to work from elsewhere in China who are self-quarantined for two weeks, and as some truck drivers are also still not back at work, drug makers have struggled to get supplies to their factories and their products to the port or airport.
More productive firms were more likely to be worried about Brexit, as were those which traded with other EU countries or had a high share of staff from elsewhere in the bloc, according to preliminary analysis by Paul Mizen, an economics professor at the University of Nottingham who runs the survey.
And so, when we started to think about what premium content looked like on Snap and we launched the Discover product in January 215, we started finding that short-form video that was just taken from elsewhere and kind of slapped into one of these digital magazines, wasn't performing very well.
Cross-border M&A deals featuring European targets fell 39 percent for the quarter, partly due to the impact of China's caution but also due to buyers from elsewhere in the world staring down the barrel of Brexit and continent-wide election uncertainty and opting to take a more restrained approach.

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