Grey's Anatomy has always functioned as a large cast show.
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The chalk ridge functioned as a sort of massive dam.
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Junkanoo historically functioned as a form of resistance through art.
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The three remained close and essentially functioned as a trio.
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For years, the family has functioned as a closed circuit.
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Ms. Andelman functioned as the store's buyer and public persona.
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The library also functioned as a physical shelter for homeless people.
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Since they were created, superheroes have functioned as sociopolitical fairy tales.
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Wall had effectively functioned as CMO, but the title was different.
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A human driver, it turns out, also functioned as a chaperone.
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But the post functioned as little more than a blanket apology.
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He visited other clubs, but Pulse functioned as his gay Cheers.
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At the caliphate's peak, the Islamic State functioned as a government.
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North Carolina has long functioned as a convenient microcosm of America.
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So far, The Night Of hasn't really functioned as a whodunnit.
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NAFTA has functioned as a legal exoskeleton, offering certainty to foreign investors.
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Nurses restrained Mohammad with wide Velcro strips that functioned as a straitjacket.
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No doubt: it could have functioned as a piercing melee weapon too.
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So far, Felix and Kiki's wives have essentially functioned as support animals.
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But he also created sigils that functioned as artistic vessels for desire.
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Stacy functioned as our white-trash Carrie Bradshaw—a salty, sympathetic everywoman.
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Brazile has functioned as a shameless cog in the Clinton political machine.
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SpaceX got rid of three wings that also functioned as landing legs.
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Pay-for-performance and other bonuses increasingly functioned as a release valve.
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In previous White Houses, press offices functioned as far more predictable entities.
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International students have essentially functioned as the bailout for U.S. colleges and universities.
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But boxing, and boxing gyms, have long functioned as a place of refuge.
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The palace, designed by Jan van Campen, originally functioned as Amsterdam's town hall.
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Throughout the movement's lifespan, social media has arguably functioned as #MeToo's loudest megaphone.
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Chastain reportedly played a ruthless gossip columnist and functioned as a primary antagonist.
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In practice, the institute largely functioned as a retreat center for the wealthy.
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Most talent, at some point in their careers, has functioned as a producer.
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Mr Trump's foundation functioned as "little more than a [personal] checkbook", it reads.
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To the extent that ISIS functioned as a state, it was entirely predatory.
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A third employee said the plane functioned as a meeting space for Neumann.
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But she also functioned as Eleanor's increasingly necessary confidante, cheerleader and intimate partner.
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The characters functioned as both action-movie conventions and mythical heroes and monsters.
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Party was not just "race" as an abstraction, which too often functioned as a
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Other locations, such as a tree stump near the court, functioned as auction blocks.
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They said it functioned as a mental and emotional release for both of them.
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He even made a mixtape, The Prefix, that basically functioned as a Jay tribute.
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The guest list for the event functioned as an annual measure of social status.
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I was surprised by how well the keto crust functioned as a pizza crust.
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Klimt wanted to create a drug that functioned as its own infection in turn.
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For several years, they functioned as a family, with him living in the basement.
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Yet, consider Kodak, which for decades functioned as a powerful and lucrative photography company.
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Of the study's participants, 28 used cannabis regularly, while the other 24 functioned as controls.
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Recent books have shown how en travesti scenes functioned as queer winks to the audience.
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In a large country with a lack of accountability, it functioned as a disciplining tool.
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" His segment largely functioned as a head-fake to discuss the new movie "The Mule.
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An instrument of structural economic reform, it functioned as a weapon in the Cold War.
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Traditionally, Bollywood stars functioned as crowd-pullers at the odd election rally, often for remuneration.
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Many of his blog posts functioned as information repositories for a vast array of topics.
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The forms of black expression that functioned as protest in the past year were myriad.
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His defeat delighted audiences, and functioned as a metaphorical destruction of evil at every match.
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Breitbart has functioned as a platform to spread a right-wing vision around the world.
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Her speech was punctuated by European brand names, which functioned as a kind of currency.
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Even in the modern era, ghost stories have functioned as a way to navigate cultural upheavals.
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In New York City, Starbucks stores have long functioned as unofficial but widely acknowledged public restrooms.
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Before welfare reform, AFDC functioned as an entitlement, like food stamps or Social Security or Medicaid.
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But the policy hasn't functioned as expected, with the yen counter-intuitively strengthening on the move.
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None of the homemade bombs exploded, and "would not have functioned as designed," according to prosecutors.
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Bannon has functioned as a tie between the administration and the nationalist faction in Trump's base.
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Catalonians have a separate language and local parliament that has functioned as a somewhat autonomous government.
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They were looking at the double mirrors that functioned as TVs in the rain-shower tub.
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This court, called the Iran–United States Claims Tribunal, functioned as a kind of binding arbitration.
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Ms. Winchester had rheumatoid arthritis, and the low-stepped stairs functioned as something of a ramp.
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And historically, that's how celebrities have functioned: as stand-ins for larger cultural norms and expectations.
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The two have almost functioned as a tag-team in the debates, agreeing on most matters.
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The factory on the site once functioned as a Lockheed Martin plant that made aircraft adhesives.
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The Senate might have once functioned as a truly deliberative body, driven by norms of collegiality.
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But when my grandmother suffered a major osteoporotic fracture, I essentially functioned as her personal FLS.
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Prosecutors say Seaview essentially functioned as an intermediary that helped large commodities trading firms fleece Petrobras.
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Especially early in George W. Bush's presidency, Cheney functioned as the relative newcomer Bush's guide to Washington.
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Indeed, Bostic said, until recently the Fed's 2 percent target has functioned as a price-level target.
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Between 2478 and 2815, international students have essentially functioned as the bailout for U.S. colleges and universities.
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Did I recognize at the time that Suicide functioned as a herald of doom in my life?
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Thus, the series often functioned as a sci-fi-flavored defense of liberal internationalism and humanist individualism.
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If that's the case, Transworld functioned as something of a cross between skateboarding's TIME and its LIFE.
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Its chord progression functioned as the basis for many other jazz compositions and continues to do so.
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It has had its own constitution since 1947 and has functioned as an autonomous state since 1950.
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"The city functioned as a trauma center," said Dr. Sean Dort, a surgeon at Dignity Health-St.
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It hasn't functioned as a clinical facility for at least three years, two maintenance workers there said.
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It hasn't functioned as a clinical facility for at least three years, two maintenance workers there said.
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Perhaps Arenberg hasn't noticed, but the Senate hasn't functioned as its founders intended for quite some time.
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Mr. Bannon's dorm-like office functioned as a sort of command center for the administration's nationalist wing.
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Amazon advertised its original shows, too, though the ceremony itself functioned as an advertisement, with Marvelous Mrs.
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His congressional office functioned as a safe space for servicemen thrown under the bus by the military.
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She writes these poems on Instagram and they functioned as a diary over the past several years.
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Basically, the weirwood trees functioned as ancient surveillance cameras networked directly to the Children of the Forest.
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Before the new model, Punta de Rieles functioned as a military prison for women from 1973 to 1985.
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"AWS was not compromised in any way and functioned as designed," Amazon said in a statement to CNBC.
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January and September functioned as weird no-man's lands, where studios could dump stuff that just didn't work.
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Trump's entire campaign and presidency has functioned as a rejection of past presidents -- and all that they believe.
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While bone daggers primarily functioned as weapons, they were also prized ceremonial ornaments conspicuously worn on the bicep.
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Fighting sports in enslaved populations in the United States functioned as ritual, as performance, and as communal bonding.
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While relatives stepped in to help, Marion nonetheless functioned as a sort of parent to her younger siblings.
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In Facebook's view those partners functioned as extensions of the Facebook app itself and offered similar privacy protections.
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This time, each had its own motif or symbol but also functioned as part of a larger image.
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The state oil company has long functioned as a parallel state under the direct control of the president.
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Decades ago, the tree functioned as a meetinghouse, a space for shade in a Florida without air conditioning.
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The company, formerly the Soviet ministry of gas, has long functioned as a bottomless expense account for Moscow.
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Locke's 1925 anthology, The New Negro, functioned as a celebration of his era in black art, intellect, and society.
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At the time, it functioned as an underground railroad through which women could receive safe access to an abortion.
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The gallery itself once functioned as a high-end jewelry store catering to Hollywood starlets, then a Chinese laundry.
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Prosecutors said Montroll operated WeExchange Australia Pty Ltd, which functioned as a bitcoin depository and exchange service, and BitFunder.
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Maybe this would work if any of Flaked's other characters (especially the women) functioned as anything other than symbols.
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State of the Art Cable news has functioned as the harrowing background soundtrack to much of 2015 and 2016.
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Though Facebook is by far the larger and more consequential social network, Twitter functioned as this election cycle's heartbeat.
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For Flash, the series has functioned as a homecoming of sorts, even if you can never return to adolescence.
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Our house functioned as a mini hospital, and we worked around the clock to keep her oxygenated and nourished.
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The Hulk The Hulk has functioned as a special guest star in the MCU rather than the main star.
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Another reddit user, Randomiser, figured out it functioned as a login for a website called the Time Travel Club.
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"Up until this point, protest songs functioned as propaganda, but 'Strange Fruit' proved they could be art," Lynskey writes.
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The outside of the building has always functioned as a way for Lee to communicate with the neighborhood directly.
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But there are quite a few city spaces that you may be surprised to learn once functioned as reservoirs.
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Mr. Tashlin also functioned as a mentor to Mr. Lewis, who was fascinated with the technical side of filmmaking.
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Theirs were cute and winking, too, and mainly functioned as an excuse to post four flattering photos at once.
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Because of its location outside the city gates, Southwark functioned as a refuge for weary travelers of all persuasions.
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This is a historic reversal for a city that has for centuries functioned as a central artery for finance.
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"The Foundation functioned as little more than a checkbook to serve Mr. Trump's interests," Underwood wrote in a tweet.
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From the memo: The memo also functioned as an explicit rebuke at those who have said her campaign is doomed.
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Speaking to Vogue for this most recent interview, Gaga admitted that her glamorous facade has functioned as armor at times.
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AMAZON WEB SERVICES WAS NOT COMPROMISED IN ANY WAY IN CAPITAL ONE DATA BREACH AND 'FUNCTIONED AS DESIGNED' - AWS SPOKESPERSON
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Constructed in 1930, the United Palace once championed vaudeville performances and also functioned as a luxurious, high-end movie theater.
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Atlanta: "Trans-Racial" The seventh episode of the Donald Glover-led dark comedy functioned as a show within a show.
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Bild am Sonntag did not clarify whether the mechanism revealed in the Fiat test also functioned as a "thermal window".
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Animals like deer and foxes were considered spirit messengers while others like horses and monkeys functioned as representations of deities.
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Windows CE devices typically had a tiny hardware keyboard and a stylus that functioned as a replacement for a mouse.
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A month later, Google's hardware business absorbed Nest, which makes smart home appliances and previously functioned as a separate subsidiary.
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From this perspective, plagues functioned as a setup for an even more crucial theme in ancient myth: a leader's intelligence.
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The political nature of writing was such that it also functioned as an important visual tool to represent societal values.
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Her most recent rental there was a studio with a windowless office, so large it functioned as a one-bedroom.
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Prior to closing its doors in the late 1980s, the store functioned as a general store for around 60 years.
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A cluster of four suburban-looking houses, Grace House originally functioned as a hospice, where the sick came to die.
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Secessionist newspaper offices from Charleston to Richmond functioned as galleries for proposed flag designs of painted silk and cotton bunting.
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They also identified and ranked all colleges in the U.S. by how well they functioned as engines of upward mobility.
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"The Trump Foundation functioned as little more than a checkbook to serve Mr. Trump's business and political interests," she said.
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Some colleges didn't like Facebook, and because they functioned as their students' internet providers, they would simply block the site.
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These bodies of water provided drinking water to ancient peoples, but also functioned as ritual spaces for ceremonies and sacrificial offerings.
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During the presidential campaign, Cohen functioned as a spokesman and point-person on inquiries that related to the company in particular.
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The DoJ alleges that Odebrecht set up a "Division of Structured Operations", which "effectively functioned as a stand-alone bribe department".
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In 1992, I urged the Senate and White House to work together to ensure the Court functioned as our founders intended.
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Dunbar's theory was essentially that gossip functioned as a sort of grooming tool for social groups that were growing in size.
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The chipper Aussie roommate, played by Claudia O'Doherty, has always functioned as a voice of reason — sort of — for these weirdos.
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The half-season started strong, with several episodes that functioned as a pseudo-travelogue about the series' new setting in Mexico.
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With major parties already having selected their candidates before the ballot, it functioned as a massive opinion poll on the Oct.
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The end result is that the policy standardizing a six-game suspension has not functioned as a hard and fast rule.
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The system, which was sold widely in the computer underground, functioned as a "criminal franchise in a box," Mr. Goodman said.
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The consulate's stand-alone diplomatic mission has functioned as a quasi-embassy to a future state the Palestinians hope to establish.
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ISIS also functioned as a government, providing law and order, repairing roads, keeping the electricity on, and selecting textbooks for schools.
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The goal was to invent a coding environment that functioned as an instrument, allowing children to type out rhythm and melody.
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Once, robust local newspapers might have functioned as a kind of stopgap, exposing obvious wrongdoing and holding the powerful to account.
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His final works included billowing garments called Parangolés that functioned as wearable sculptures and installation pieces that often verged on architecture.
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"Search and destroy," the method by which American Army units located and engaged enemy forces, functioned as a form of pacification.
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The MCU's first solo superhero films — Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America: The First Avenger — primarily functioned as introductory origin stories.
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Seen in the United Kingdom, "The List" functioned as a commentary on the divisive, misleading, and misinformed immigration polices surrounding Brexit.
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The headband fits, albeit not incredibly comfortably, and aside from glitching out the first night, the device functioned as it's supposed to.
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Amazon's interest in the area — and the press blitz it engendered — has also functioned as a giant advertisement for Long Island City.
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The Liz Meriwether-created series essentially functioned as the 2010's response to iconic hangout comedies like, most specifically, the aforementioned Friends.
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Or they'd be moved to the trailer park in the center of town, which functioned as a sort of disobedience holding cell.
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" But in his view of the circumstances Obama is playing the Nixon role and... someone else functioned as the "White House Plumbers.
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"AWS was not compromised in any way and functioned as designed," an Amazon Web Services spokesperson said in a statement to CNBC.
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Looking back, she says the upbeat disco rhythms and cheery synthesizers also functioned as a "shield" against some of the harder emotions.
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To some, it functioned as an outlet at a time of acute hurt and hopelessness, but that's what G.L.O.S.S. were always for.
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Since 2011's "You're Getting Old," which could have easily functioned as a series finale, South Park has grown slightly more ruminative.
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As its influence rose in the 2000s, it was often said that Fox News functioned as the propaganda arm for the GOP.
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The Republicans, by contrast, have often echoed the language of pluralism but in practice have functioned as the party of white resentment.
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Back in The Avengers, Loki mentioned a being known as the Other, who functioned as the middle man between himself and Thanos.
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Besides being a live/work space for artists, the Bell Foundry functioned as a venue for live musicians, theatre troupes and more.
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After Mondadori lived there and before Versace purchased it, the property functioned as a bed and breakfast for those visiting the Alps.
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It functioned as group therapy as much as entertainment, a kind of gallows humor in the face of a campaign gone mad.
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The event functioned as a musical display of lingerie, with models dancing as performers like Halsey and DJ Khaled took the stage.
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"As our lawsuit detailed, the Trump Foundation functioned as a personal piggy bank to serve Trump's business and political interests," she added.
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And yet it might have appeared preordained, too, given that Hegerberg's childhood home essentially functioned as an incubator for lethal soccer talent.
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One of the cubes functioned as their studio, a space of collaboration and experimentation where their colleagues would come and get messy.
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In addition, she said, the shelter has functioned as an outlet for information about legal assistance and other aid for earthquake victims.
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Names like "Paddy" and "Mick" functioned as anti-Irish slurs in the 19th century, while "Guido" was a common slur for Italians.
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The Houthis, a Shiite group, have functioned as an Iranian proxy in that country ever since civil war broke out in 2015.
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What had functioned as the US mission to the Palestinians since the 1990s is now officially known as the Palestinian Affairs Unit.
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The Cleavers, the Bunkers, the Huxtables, the Conners: All, in their way, have functioned as workaday avatars for those watching at home.
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The dance functioned as a kind of reverential protest, mimicking in its movements the journey all migrants must take across water and land.
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For many YouTube stars, the annual video functioned as an ode to the content creators who contributed most to the community that year.
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"The Trump Foundation functioned as little more than a checkbook to serve Mr. Trump's business and political interests," Underwood said in a statement.
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According to prosecutors, Montroll, of Saginaw, Texas, operated WeExchange Australia Pty Ltd, which functioned as a bitcoin depository and exchange service, and BitFunder.
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On either side of its meter-long body were 12 short legs, fleshy armor, and spiky antennae that functioned as "arms" for eating.
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It was a three-way ideological clash, which means that it essentially functioned as a preview of the single-payer wars to come.
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The original RV that functioned as Walt and Jesse's mobile meth-making lab was crushed to pieces during season three, episode six ("Sunset").
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His party, he realized, had surrendered its independence to the Baath Party and functioned as a government front; genuine opposition parties were banned.
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"At different times he functioned as her psychotherapist, publicist, literary agent, film agent, book editor, contracts negotiator and legal adviser," Dr. Ross wrote.
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So, at a time when the FBI was supposed to have severed its ties with Steele, Baker essentially functioned as a document courier.
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Bud Light aired several commercials that functioned as Game of Thrones spoofs — and then capped them off with an official show tie-in.
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The follow up, 103, functioned as a time capsule of his life between 19 and 20 that he released on his 21st birthday.
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In a second experiment, the material was used to cool water, which functioned as a cooling storage medium—like a battery for coldness.
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Starting in the 1860s, the Harlem Drag Balls functioned as secret gatherings where queer and trans people of color could safely come together.
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And with a facade reading "Bannerman's Island Arsenal," then clearly visible from the train, the castle functioned as an advertisement for his wares.
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Both of those elections were Midterms -- like 2018 will be -- and functioned as a punishment for the party who controlled the White House.
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"(Gay marriage) has functioned as a smokescreen to hide other realities," said Isbel Diaz Torres, an activist for many issues, including LGBT rights.
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Children in stories about World War II have also functioned as necessary avatars through which to simplify history in order to explain it.
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Only George W. Bush broke with tradition by hosting an annual event that functioned as an opportunity to tend to his religious base.
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In a decade without an obvious foreign enemy, natural disaster functioned as both a convenient antagonist and reflected our anxieties over environmental depredation.
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Her husband, Prince Philip, who functioned as the family disciplinarian, is 98 and lives in retirement at Sandringham, one of the royal estates.
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Nothing in the first episode points to exactly how F-Stop would have functioned as a Portal sequel (beyond the basic Aperture connection).
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As a result, Lee's words weren't exactly necessary to the story; instead, they functioned as a mix of semi-redundant explication and bombastic filigree.
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Agricultural fairs once functioned as a way to gather a region's farmers so they could engage in the fruitful exchange of information and innovation.
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He was also found with a valuable copper ax, which could have functioned as a weapon and tool, as well as a status symbol.
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The former executive of right-wing news site Breitbart had functioned as a tie between the administration and the nationalist faction in Trump's base.
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Evolutionarily, he says, this may have functioned as a cue for our ancestors to seek rest and alone time when they needed to heal.
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He finally embraced the three-point line last season (with troubling results) and functioned as more of a playmaker/ball-mover than ever before.
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One of the few of that generation of fighters still alive, and he functioned as a press spokesman for the organization for several years.
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At first, the hotline functioned as something of a joke, as callers flooded it with complaints about "criminal alien" activity by UFOs and extraterrestrials.
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While mass shootings seem to spur legislatures to pass red-flag laws, in practice they've functioned as a suicide prevention mechanism, Kivisto told CNN.
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Most Android OEMs, in fact — companies like LG and Sony along with Samsung and HTC — essentially functioned as dumb conduits for the latest specs.
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The two countries also established a formal "deconfliction" mechanism to prevent military mishaps — a system that, despite some slips, has largely functioned as intended.
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She was one of several girls known around headquarters as "Gothard's girls," a rotating group of attractive, teenage girls who functioned as personal assistants.
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Mommsen outlined a "cumulative radicalization" of the Nazi state in which Hitler functioned as a "weak dictator," ceding policy-making to competing bureaucratic agencies.
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Spectators stood in a small watchtower made of scrap metal parts and worn-out tires functioned as 'goals' on the end of the pitch.
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The flight from New York to Los Angeles was blissfully equipped with Wi-Fi and functioned as nothing less than a digital Last Supper.
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More than 2212 of them appear in this big, beautiful, passionate show of art that functioned as seismic detector, political persuader and defensive weapon.
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Although they also partied at other gay bars, Pulse felt different: To the LGBTQ community in Orlando, the club functioned as a community center.
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A very good sour eggplant toast (350 rupees), sweetened with tamarind and covered with caramelized onions, functioned as a kind of tangy eggplant pâté.
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More than 4313 of them appear in this big, beautiful, passionate show of art that functioned as seismic detector, political persuader and defensive weapon.
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More than 19453 of them appear in this big, beautiful, passionate show of art that functioned as seismic detector, political persuader and defensive weapon.
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More than 21611 of them appear in this big, beautiful, passionate show of art that functioned as seismic detector, political persuader and defensive weapon.
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Many of those issues can be traced back to the administration of George W. Bush, which functioned as an enormous political bait and switch.
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More than 60 of them appear in this big, beautiful, passionate show of art that functioned as seismic detector, political persuader and defensive weapon.
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Meanwhile, Trump held a rally on Saturday night that functioned as both an event to tout Saccone and his own reelection campaign in 2020.
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A ridiculous portrait of self-loathing and bottomless thirst, it also functioned as a kind of mission statement for the series as a whole.
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Back when the Republican Party functioned as a governing party it embraced both styles of freedom, but gave legislative priority to freedom of capacity.
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With texts and images lifted from Western ethnographic studies and interspersed with annotations and drawings, they functioned as prompt books for the vaunted transformation.
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More than 6853 of them appear in this big, beautiful, passionate show of art that functioned as seismic detector, political persuader and defensive weapon.
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The last two weeks have functioned as an abbreviated round-robin, with six of the conference's top seven teams matching up against one another.
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The troops have functioned as a deterrent against the North since 1953 when the two sides signed an armistice that simply halted the war.
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"The most charitable assessment of this list of violations is that Dr. Burt functioned as an alarmingly sloppy and disorganized principal investigator," he said.
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Much of the work leads viewers to grapple with the manner in which ancestral divinational excess functioned as a conduit to supplementary psychic realms.
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Along with recent MacBook keyboard troubles, this has functioned as a sort of flash point over discussion that something isn't right with Apple's hardware processes.
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In the 17th century, museums functioned as cabinets of curiosities, private collections where wealthy Europeans housed cultural artifacts obtained through their travels to exotic places.
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These links were further developed across Mediterranean nations and functioned as a coalition within the EU and a check on the interest of northern states.
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In 2014 IS blitzed across the region and took over a wide swath of Iraq and Syria, where it functioned as a de facto government.
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The Tesla Autopilot system functioned as it was designed, but it allowed the car to operate outside of the environment for which it was intended.
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The emergence of cryptomarkets during this time functioned as "disruptive innovation" in how people can obtain drugs outside legitimate channels, Beletsky said in an email.
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The Independence Visitor Center, an educational center at the site where the Declaration of Independence was signed, functioned as a conduit between the two groups.
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But for that subspecies of humans known as television executives, the events might also have functioned as an alarming peek at a radically altered future.
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It is the only one of its kind ever discovered and could have functioned as a weapon and tool, as well as a status symbol.
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As the parents of Mary and Edith and Downtown Abbey's general overseers, Robert and Cora functioned as the de facto leaders of the Crawley family.
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On the first night of the festival, the compilation played loudly in an old movie theater that functioned as one of the events major hubs.
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Mr. Quimby said the show had functioned as "a sort of crossroads" of ideas that anticipated the unscripted communication and immediacy of contemporary social media.
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She notes Frederick established a "colony of Africans" outside Kassel at Wilhelmshöhe, which functioned as a kind of observatory for witnessing and studying Black bodies.
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The January issue could have been the perfect opportunity to create the first special issue, one that functioned as a bridge between past and future.
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The moral conundrum of drug dealing among African-Americans was addressed mostly by Curtis Mayfield's superb soundtrack, which functioned as a kind of Greek chorus.
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Harry Hopkins, a shrewd adviser to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, functioned as almost a one-man State Department—eclipsing the actual secretary of state, Cordell Hull.
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County officials who led the purchase of the machines have argued that the system actually functioned as it should: The paper ballot backup process worked.
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"I was talking about closing down madrassas [religious schools] that functioned as training camps so children could no longer be groomed as terrorists," Momand said.
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Where Mr. Bickerton's work functioned as postmodern self-portraits, however, Mr. Gunderson's is a millennial study that takes collusion with capitalism to the next level.
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After Rachel functioned as my mental stand-in for months and months, I realized I'd be an idiot not to go with my instinctual choice.
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But again, in this latest instance, developers who received the rogue emails tell TechCrunch that both Apple's iTunes Connect and Developer Portal services functioned as usual.
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The show's humor grows out of its characters' bleak existence — sort of similar to how humor functioned as a panacea for existential despair on Mad Men.
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Nothing typifies this more than the evolution of climbing gyms, which once functioned as places to train for the outdoors but have since become destinations themselves.
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My collection of cookbooks basically functioned as art, and pangs of jealousy filled my heart when friends Instagrammed the gorgeous dishes they had whipped up themselves.
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Many of those injuries could have been prevented if the airbag had functioned as designed, Leopold said, alleging that Tesla hasn't made the investigation any easier.
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In 1989, President George H.W. Bush endorsed NASA's Mission to Planet Earth, an effort to understand how the atmosphere, oceans and biosphere functioned as a system.
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"The Trump Foundation functioned as little more than a checkbook to serve Mr. Trump's business and political interests," Ms. Underwood wrote in a statement on Friday.
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"I mean I may be almost 30 years old but I've never actually functioned as a true adult," Kevin, a patient at reSTART, told VICE News.
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Officials also stressed that the hacking was conducted at the behest of the Iranian government, and Mabna Institute functioned as a contractor for the Revolutionary Guard.
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In the years since, the two cities have functioned as semiautonomous territories with greater economic and political freedoms — up to a limit, Mr. Xi made clear.
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As protests erupted all over the country, government-run hospitals basically functioned as an extension of the security apparatus, targeting demonstrators who dared to seek treatment.
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In 1989, the last year East Germany functioned as a state, more than 260,000 people worked full- or part-time for the Stasi, its security service.
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The IHOP was cloistered in a clandestine location in downtown Los Angeles, and functioned as a working restaurant for four nights, serving three seatings per night.
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Indeed, the MGB was also the name of one of the KGB's predecessors, which functioned as Joseph Stalin's murderous secret police agency between 1946 and 53.
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This spare, yet visually engaging, apparatus functioned as both an elaborate sculpture and a water purification system, making potable the famously polluted water just outside the Arsenale.
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According to two former high-level Trump staffers, Gates essentially functioned as the Trump campaign manager for more than two months, all while not collecting a paycheck.
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Kids have long since functioned as mini insurance policies for their parents — in our post–marriage equality age, they could do the same for gay couples, right?
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More interesting than their well-trodden works, however, are a succession of depictions of men wrestling, a Greek theme that functioned as a "covert emblem of homosexuality".
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In essence, the antenna functioned as rabbit ears which users would rent on a monthly basis for access to a small variety of channels, complete with DVR.
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When he was mayor of London, Simon Milton and then Edward Lister kept things running at City Hall while Mr Johnson functioned as chairman of the board.
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So if there's a specific inflection point when things took off, you can see who retweeted you then and functioned as the real springboard for your tweet.
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Besides giving Chris Harrison the opportunity to once again promise us "one of the most romantic seasons in Bachelor history," the hour functioned as a crucial introduction.
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The loose skin functioned as a flaccid, squishy armor: the fangs could puncture the skin but not the underlying muscles, reducing the damage of a shark bite.
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It was in those months that the Chicago quintet began making their new record, which they say functioned as a way of holding off the bad feelings.
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One of the ideas being floated as a policy rider, Mulvaney said, was reform over the budgetary process, which has not functioned as designed for many years.
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He runs Media Matters for America, which effectively functioned as a Clinton campaign surrogate during the election and failed to wrest the narrative away from Donald Trump.
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His advice was infused with an idealism bordering on nostalgia: this is how one would take one's cause to Congress, if Congress still functioned as it should.
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Daou's hail of tweets raised eyebrows because, although he held no position with the Clinton campaign, Shareblue functioned as a de facto adjunct of the official effort.
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During that presidential election year, the NRA functioned as a key dark money group, funneling more than $10.73 million to Donald Trump's successful bid for the presidency.
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Run by former advisers to the mayor's 2013 campaign, the Campaign for One New York functioned as a policy advocacy group, not a shadow re-election committee.
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Former Trump campaign officials have said publicly and privately over the last year that Cambridge functioned as one of several data and analytics vendors for the campaign.
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Along with Mr. Kelly and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Mr. Tillerson had functioned as part of a triumvirate that was viewed as a brake on Mr. Trump.
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In the Middle Ages, the hurdy-gurdy functioned as an aid to choral teaching in monasteries but soon became known as a rustic accompaniment to village dances.
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The NWA functioned as a governing body of professional wrestling, and Vince McMahon, with his partner, operated Capitol Wrestling Corporation, Jess's creation, as part of the Alliance.
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They functioned as the campaign surrogates of the day, before they were crowded out first by the penny press and then by the rise of objective reporting.
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The black body functioned as the repulsive and revolting object of white disgust, with whites "throwing forth" their hatred and lies onto what they themselves had created.
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More unnerving, conservatives too -- the kind that, in post-war Europe, had functioned as a firewall between the far right and liberal democracy -- borrow from Orban's playbook.
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Hizbut Tahrir functioned as an underground university-based organization during the Suharto dictatorship in the 1980s and 1990s, and may well try to return to those roots.
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Rojava has essentially functioned as an independent state since late 2012, when Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad withdrew from the region to fight the mostly Arab rebels.
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As Patty-Jo exclaimed with comically naïve yet often prematurely astute commentary, Ginger—depicted as a book-loving college girl—silently functioned as the mature, jaded counterpart.
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It also functioned as a self-portrait and hinted at Rejlander's hidden ambitions: reflected in the convex mirror, he presents himself as a modern-day Jan van Eyck.
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The typically wealthier Protestants — descendants of settlers sent by the British keep watch over the local Irish population — often functioned as an uneasy bridge between the two islands.
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Navalny posits that Deripaska bribed Prikhodko with a luxury cruise and female companionship, and may have functioned as a back channel between Russia and the U.S., via Manafort.
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Earlier this year, researchers at Harvard created a soft robot that functioned as a silicone "sleeve" around the heart, squeezing the organ so it could pump blood again.
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Steve Kerr hasn't functioned as Warriors head coach since April 16th after suffering a recent flare up of severe pains related to a failed spinal surgery in 2015.
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The men were abducted by Abu Sayyaf, a militant organization that has functioned as a kidnap-for-ransom gang in the southern Philippines for more than two decades.
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Balaklava itself has functioned as an active military port for centuries, but the Crimean submarine base was not constructed until 1957, during the height of the Cold War.
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During a one-on-one script meeting in his apartment, which functioned as his part time office at the time, Braudy claimed Douglas masturbated in front of her.
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The joint, known as Berry and Lincoln and co-owned by an old militia friend named William F. Berry, functioned as both a store and a drinking establishment.
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An essential prop, which functioned as the linchpin for the entire plot and its climactic ascension, was supposed to be brought to me on stage in a basket.
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Like any other protest, including the Women's March, these were symbolic expressions of support, and they also functioned as events where like-minded individuals could find one another.
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Quinn functioned as the dark temptation, trying to get Rachel to abandon her own mental well-being to create the great art both women knew she was capable of.
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The city's lawyers wrote that court intervention was needed because groups that participated in August's demonstration functioned as unregulated "private armies" and had pledged to come back to Charlottesville.
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It functioned as a substantive laundry list of policies that the Republican vowed to address in the Oval Office, including ethics reform and stemming the flow of undocumented immigrants.
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Early reservations helped Tesla determine how many people wanted cars before the cars were built; the deposits also functioned as "something of an interest-free loan," according to CNBC.
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The actual history: the first commercial bail bond business started in 1898 in San Francisco and functioned as a corrupt payoff racket among crime bosses, judges, lawyers and police.
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OMD, which handles ad-buying work for the brand in most regions of the world and functioned as part of the dedicated agency, was not affected by the review.
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The African Meeting House on Nantucket, which once functioned as a schoolhouse and a church on the Massachusetts island, was erected in the 1820s by the African Baptist Society.
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A fusion of metallic prints and projected videos depicting meditative ceremonies incorporating quartz crystals and laser light, Crystals and Lasers functioned as a spiritual retreat of sorts for visitors.
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Spread throughout the patient's tissues had not just been cancer originating within a tapeworm as though the nematode had functioned as some kind of malignancy launchpad, but the tapeworm.
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A fusion of metallic prints and projected videos depicting meditative ceremonies incorporating quartz crystals and laser light, Crystals and Lasers functioned as a spiritual retreat of sorts for visitors.
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I can't find my notes now, frustratingly, because at the time Newsweek still worked on ATEX, green-screened terminals that functioned as CMS, word processing, and interoffice messaging machines.
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The way that every episode functioned as a short film unto itself was a welcome relief from the endless ocean of over-serialized shows that ultimately told empty stories.
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The tour was especially valuable to the Metro desk, which for much of The Times's history functioned as a proving ground for reporters just starting out at the paper.
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Music, and one leitmotif in particular, has always functioned as Black Mirror's reality check, its reminder to itself that there are human elements powering each of its technological dystopias.
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In South Africa, one legendary baobab more than 1,000 years old grew to 111 feet and had a hollow so large that it functioned as a pub for two decades.
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A sophisticated reassessment of the fossils determined it was a vertebrate, with gills and a stiffened rod, or notochord, that functioned as a rudimentary spinal cord and supported its body.
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Since its inception in 2009, the Creative Time Summit has functioned as a flexible, roving platform bringing together artists, activists, and other thought leaders engaging with today's most pressing issues.
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Hutchins, 23, became famous in May when he stopped the global WannaCry ransomware attack by obtaining and examining its code, then registering a URL that functioned as a kill switch.
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"The software update functioned as designed," he said, without indicating when Boeing will deliver the fix to international regulators for their review, which is expected to last around 90 days.
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Stone has claimed he never spoke directly to Assange, and that Credico, who writes in the text messages that he is best friends with Assange's lawyer, functioned as his intermediary.
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Keeping with its unsettlingly intense focus on the aesthetics and mechanics of hostility, episode 8 also functioned as a dark origin story for the presence of evil itself on Earth.
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The middle class has consistently functioned as a source of ingenuity and stability throughout the latter half of the 20th century and acted as the backbone of the American economy.
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Juan Carlos Velasco, a Colombian national who functioned as a go-between, also pleaded guilty in the case and was sentenced last month to more than two years in prison.
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Its rationale, in the eyes of both parents and proponents, was broadly utilitarian: Camp functioned as a vehicle for moral instruction as much as recreation, because kids' characters needed building.
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In the corner of a fluorescent space that functioned as the green room sat a pallet of donated wee-wee pads, which the four-legged contestants were encouraged to use.
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This includes people like Rory Newbrough, a Reddit favorite who functioned as a relationship adviser for the other contestants as much as he did a single in search of love.
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In reality, over the years, and especially during the Vietnam War and the two Gulf wars, the Marines have functioned as a classic land force, hardly differing from the Army.
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During the early post-Cold War period, North Korea, Iraq, Libya and Syria functioned as genuine rogue states, with no military assistance or diplomatic cover from a defunct Soviet Union.
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For decades, moral clarity functioned as a shibboleth, an efficient means of discovering, then assailing, anyone too weak-willed to wage war against America's ideological foes or incipient spiritual collapse.
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As evidence built over two years, Mr. Goldstein functioned as a repository of conversations that Mr. Trump had with lawyers, advisers and top law enforcement officials from early 2017 on.
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But the reason we don't feel cheated is that essentially every other episode of this third and final season has functioned as a series finale for one character or another.
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The kingdom said the detentions were part of a crackdown on corruption, though analysts have said they also functioned as a political purge that further consolidated power under Crown Prince Mohammed.
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For the people around Barack Obama and his presidential campaigns, loyalty functioned as a sort of devotion: a true belief in the candidate, his magnetism, and the power of his message.
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One is that a young David Bowie (who was then David Jones) always felt like an outsider during his conservative Brixton upbringing, and his characters functioned as a means of escape.
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But in dressmaking it functioned as a near absence, a slightly heavier seam which allowed clothing tighter than any since the days of corsets to be got into—and out of.
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A cellphone was found in the immediate area of the explosion in Seaside Park, New Jersey, which Special Agent Licata said likely functioned as a timer for the bomb detonated there.
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Oh. Slowly, though, she found her niche playing beautiful women, more often than not of a certain age, who functioned as a sort of highbrow, high-class, high-strung femme fatale.
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In the aftermath of U.S. marriage equality, the rhetoric of religious liberty increasingly has functioned as an excuse to refuse service to LGBT people, women, and others in the United States.
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Since 2006, under the tagline "Redefining the Media," the site has functioned as a smaller, grislier YouTube, with a stated emphasis on news-adjacent footage that depicts war, crime or terrorism.
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The exploration into the occult properties of writing is one of the most fascinating threads of enquiry in the exhibition which investigates how writing functioned as a kind of dark magic.
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Album Review "The Epic," the tenor saxophonist Kamasi Washington's big debut on the national stage three years ago, worked partly because it functioned as a provocation — an act of extravagant ambition.
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"The Search Warrant functioned as a general warrant that improperly authorized an unfettered search and the wholesale seizure of virtually every document contained within the storage unit," Downing and Zehnle wrote.
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It said that reefs were valuable not only as tourist attractions, but also because they functioned as natural breakwaters that absorbed wave energy and protected against beach loss and coastal erosion.
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The salutations, particularly when done three times as fast, functioned as intense interval training, says Joseph Signorile, a professor at the University of Miami and the senior author of the studies.
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The main rate, once the benchmark for the market, stands at zero but the deposit rate, which has functioned as the key rate in recent years, is at minus 0.4 percent.
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The episode also functioned as a microcosm of the entire series, Elliot using the size and disconnected structure of E Corp against it as he expertly manipulates its networks and vulnerabilities.
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It could have functioned as a bit of media criticism, showing how 24/7 TV coverage of political races changes them from debates over policy and governance into high-stakes sporting events.
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Disenfranchised from mainstream gay bars that catered to a white clientele, the queer POC community found a safe space at the saloon which functioned as a bar, gathering place, and community center.
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It's accompanied by an upside-down cross and the word Lusbel (Lucifer) and it marks the entrance to a series of orange rooms that seem to have once functioned as changing rooms.
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"[Your trip] most likely functioned as a helpful exposure, and maybe a lot of little exposures grouped into one," says David Austern, a psychiatrist and professor of psychiatry at NYU Langone Health.
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Because Warhol's perspective was very much informed by gay culture and his background in advertising, his art functioned as a both a reflection of his interests and a mirror to American society.
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The idea of pedestrians as "impediments" is of course perverse, especially given the word's original meaning: An impediment was something that functioned as a shackle for the feet — unlimited vehicle traffic, say.
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Wii Sports and the complementary Wii Fit functioned as a riposte against the generational stigma attached to games, largely dismantling the idea that video games were exclusively tied to a younger demographic.
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Well, let's just say that I chose my first drink by picking a rubber ducky instead of a plastic rocket from the tray of colorful toys that functioned as the drinks menu.
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Barneys may have become a destination of clothing that functioned as art, but for the most part it had nothing to hold the interest of a little girl from suburban New Jersey.
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Many were everyday objects with odd details that rendered them absurd: a couch was covered with hardcore-punk-band patches; a plank of wood atop two Apple computers functioned as a bench.
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Since then, Ms. Wylde said, these districts have functioned as an "extension of city government," providing a way for local commercial property owners to organize and pay for improvements to their communities.
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Desk chiefs are still called slots, recalling the days when they functioned as slots through which raw stories were sent to copy readers and edited stories were dispatched to the composing room.
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"Rock" and "pop" are aesthetic concerns, but they also have traditionally functioned as societal identities, and Parker is testing the loyalty of fans who fell in love with a different kind of artist.
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During my review of the Portal+, I couldn't shake the feeling that the product would have functioned as well — or even better, perhaps — as an add-on to or joint production with Amazon.
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In Belfast, dissidents staged a drive-by bombing on July 13th of the home of Gerry Adams, a former leader of Sinn Fein, the party which once functioned as the IRA's political wing.
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The latter has historically been a small "peppercorn" fee, which once functioned as "a signal that the ultimate claim to the land still lies with the duke," says Joshua Getzler of Oxford University.
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In her Dream Within a Dream Tour (which promoted the Britney album that functioned as a soundtrack for the teen movie Crossroads), grim special effects and southern style melded with her girly theatricality.
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The real point that I was making was that the US can function -- and often has functioned -- as an effective broker in certain circumstances but rarely as a strictly honest and unbiased one.
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"As we detailed in our petition earlier this year, the Trump Foundation functioned as little more than a checkbook to serve Mr. Trump's business and political interests," Underwood said in a statement Friday.
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To get a sense of that, one only has to wander over to the Beirut Souks, which had functioned as a center of commerce at least since the time of the ancient Phoenicians.
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" But the judge said Tyson and Hillshire chose the "Park's Finest" name for their higher-end frankfurters, which were launched in 2014, "precisely because it functioned as a reference to their Ball Park brand.
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For many years now, the Republican Party has functioned as a kind of pass-through entity for moneyed actors in the conservative movement, with little regard for the ultimate satisfaction of its own voters.
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Throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, the Flanders region of Belgium functioned as the center of European tapestry production, commended for their particularly large textile works filled to the brim with intricate, painstaking detail.
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"They functioned as artificial floating islands, where the emperor could retreat, being completely separated from the world," Francesco De Angelis, a professor of art history and archaeology, at Columbia University, said in an email.
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The 1969 murder of "Sister Cathy," a beloved school teacher from Baltimore, provides the impetus for this documentary miniseries that functioned as Netflix's follow-up to its wildly popular 2015 series Making a Murderer.
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During the 15-minute ambulance ride to George Washington University Hospital in Washington, Mr. Shade, who studies medical journals in his free time, functioned as something akin to a trauma surgeon on the go.
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The most critical of those — and the most painful for the governor — is that of Joseph Percoco, who once functioned as his political enforcer and was referred to as a member of his family.
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But since all Argentines over the age of 16 were legally obliged to vote, it functioned as a full dress rehearsal for the real election, which will be held at the end of October.
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For a company that has always functioned as a mini-major to go up against the established studios, the performance by "Playmobil" is the latest example that STX needs to step up its game.
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For the Freedom Caucus, which shouldered much of the blame for the House bill's failure last month, the amendment functioned as a way to shift any finger-pointing to a different bloc of members.
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While the consecrated women remained my spiritual guides, my counselors and my "pray the rosary" prescribers — two to three younger women who functioned as de facto assistants and were around my age — became my friends.
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The area has also functioned as a kind of farm team for Mexico's fearsome drug cartels, nurturing a surprising number of people who have gone on to play prominent roles in their lethal drug war.
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Its seminal Facebook group, Overheard at Berklee, functioned as a town hall for students to poke fun at the administration, promote their work, and share the most ridiculous snippets of conversation they overheard on campus.
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Restore Our Future, the super PAC supporting Mr. Romney's bid in 2012, functioned as an offensive unit, spending nearly $3 million in Iowa alone on ads attacking his chief rival at the time, Newt Gingrich.
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"After the start of the operation, the camera (DCAM3) separated from Hayabusa2 captured an image that shows ejection from Ryugu's surface, which implies that the SCI had functioned as planned," JAXA said in a statement.
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The bottom line: While their predecessors functioned as history teachers, passing down the lessons they were taught, today's hitting coaches are more akin to if your AP Physics and AP Statistics professors had a baby.
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Hip-hop in Atlanta may be an alternative to the streets, but, over the years, it has also been enabled by the streets, which have functioned as an informal, risk-tolerant source of venture capital.
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" MSNBC's Chris Hayes shared a link to the Enquirer's exclusive on Twitter and said, "Given everything we know about how Pecker's National Enquirer has functioned as essentially an arm of Trumpworld, this prompts some questions.
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Unlike what we were taught by "Schoolhouse Rock," the immigration court has never functioned as an independent third branch because it is controlled by the Department of Justice, part of the executive branch of government.
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From its inception, Time's Up largely functioned as a volunteer-run, and leaderless, umbrella group that linked coalitions of women across industries and worked with advocacy groups that supported farmworkers, restaurant employees and domestic workers.
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It functioned as a dirty-tricks shop for Donald J. Trump in 2016, which would have been the stuff of farce — the ultimate tabloid backs the ultimate tabloid candidate — if it hadn't accomplished its goal.
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Due to the restrictions imposed by the law and subsequently limited jobs available, these restaurants functioned as sustainable sources of income and ideal vehicles through which to sponsor the immigration of Chinese workers to America.
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The defendants allegedly committed "sex trafficking, peonage, forced labor and human trafficking offenses" while enticing members to join a company that "functioned as both a Ponzi scheme and a coercive community," according to the lawsuit.
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Heinel, the athletic department administrator who functioned as a gatekeeper over whether recruited athletes could find a spot at the increasingly competitive private university, had found a problem with the track athlete Allice was pushing.
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Even products that functioned as intended, like social networks and chat apps, vacuumed up millions in VC funding only to fail at maintaining the meteoric growth necessary to survive as free software in the App Store.
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Historically, mutual masturbation has functioned as a sexual outlet for men up and down the Kinsey scale, whether they're cruising the Ramble in Central Park or taking a steam at the gym with a wandering eye.
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In seeking to overturn that dismissal, the plaintiffs said Facebook functioned as a matchmaker between Hamas and people receptive to its messages, and should not be immune from liability as a mere "publisher" of Hamas' content.
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Another cellphone found near the 23rd Street blast is believed to have also functioned as a timer, while a further phone found with the unexploded bomb on West 783th Street likely had the same planned purpose.
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Count on the Senate intelligence committee to be the most likely venue for all three to testify first, as those committees have functioned as the primary congressional investigations into Russian interference in the election last year.
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For years it functioned as a place for marginalized people and artists throughout Baltimore to live and work, all thrown out with only an hour to pack their things, according to Baltimore's alternative weekly City Paper.
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" When Desmond combined fieldwork with statistics to study housing, poverty and eviction, he found that eviction was not only prevalent in low-income communities but also "functioned as a cause, not just a condition, of poverty.
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Named after the company that produced the VisualDiscovery software that Lenovo packaged with its PCs, Superfish functioned as a "man-in-the-middle" program injecting ads into users' web browsing on behalf of its retail partners.
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The app looked like a personality test but ultimately functioned as a way to harvest all the Facebook data from the user who downloaded it — as well as all the data from the user's Facebook friends.
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But think how nicely the purselike Wide Plait Frail, a shape that dates back to the 12th century when it functioned as an earthy lunch pail for field laborers, could hold sunscreen and a good book.
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He will be assisted in these efforts by conservative media organizations like Breitbart, and commentators like Fox's Sean Hannity, who functioned as unofficial propaganda arms of the Trump campaign and will now support the Trump White House.
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A year later, this image from the game is still commonly circulated, attached to this pejorative internet meme: This video functioned as a Venn diagram of things the internet loves to hate: selfie culture, millennials, and women.
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Before the Stonewall Riots, gay bars were not only places to socialize, but to organize; over the decades, they've often functioned as the first place where men and women discover that yes, there are others like them.
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As rumors swirled over Castro's health, Alex Castro's photographs of his father meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, US movie director Oliver Stone and Argentine soccer star Diego Maradona functioned as a sort of proof of life.
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Photo: APIn a blog post on Wednesday, Symantec security researchers wrote they had discovered at least eight Google Play Store apps that functioned as fronts for a "new and highly prevalent type of Android malware" called Android.Sockbot.
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Mr. Sondland, who is considered loyal to President Trump and functioned as a behind-the-scenes facilitator of his dealings with Ukraine, updated and reversed testimony that he gave last month, saying he had "refreshed" his memory.
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Here in the locker room (apodyterion from the ancient Greek), athletes stripped and rubbed their bodies with olive oil and dust, which functioned as both a natural sunscreen and, not incidentally, an enhancer of muscular male beauty.
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Located on an acre of land along Route 66 in Ghent, N.Y., the four-story, 19th-century house is a national landmark building that once functioned as a hotel, but has stood vacant in more recent years.
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Once worn down by the company's escalating offers of autonomy and, one assumes, money, he delivered a comedy series "Crisis in Six Scenes" that functioned as the equivalent of a not-unamusing three-hour Woody Allen movie.
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The installation draws on The Green Book (1936–66), a crowd-sourced, Jim Crow–era "travel guide for the negro motorist" that functioned as a directory of safe places that black drivers and road-trippers could patronize.
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Indeed, it was Safiedine who helped connect Iranian officials to officials at the Lebanese Canadian Bank, which functioned as one of Hezbollah's primary money laundering enterprises until it was shut down in a U.S. Treasury Department action.
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The Green Zone—officially, the home of the Coalition Provisional Authority—functioned as an extension of the White House, led by political appointees, staffed by civil servants, and attended by waiters in bow ties and paper hats.
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I had been given the title of senior director and functioned as an analyst, which, among other things, meant a lot of background checks, identity verification and snooping into social media behavior over the last 20 years.
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Inverting a dominant literary conceit, blackness and not whiteness functioned as a metaphor for hope and transcendence — a "Night coming tenderly/Black like me," as Mr. Hughes wrote, that abetted the struggle for racial equality and justice.
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Since its establishment under Charles de Gaulle in 1945, it has effectively functioned as the country's factory for presidents (four of the last six), chief executives (SocGen and Orange, among them), prime ministers and top civil servants.
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It tells an epic story without words, makes me care and think about the monsters I'm slaying, and establishes an unparalleled sense of scale by asking me to climb lumbering beasts that functioned as giant, walking levels.
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For Memphis and Sydney, fashion has functioned as a shared passion — and career (Sydney owns a designer vintage clothing rental business and recently opened a talent agency, while Memphis, a DJ and model, works primarily with fashion brands).
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According to the special counsel&aposs indictment of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and associate Rick Gates, the Brussels-based ECMU functioned as a "mouthpiece" for Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine&aposs pro-Russian president between 212 and 29.
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According to the special counsel&aposs indictment of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and associate Rick Gates, the Brussels-based ECMU functioned as a "mouthpiece" for Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine&aposs pro-Russian president between 2010 and 2014.
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In short, the site has functioned as a PR tool for fostering good will—one that the Trump administration has reportedly considered killing since April and now appears to be sluggishly getting around to putting in the ground.
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The company primarily functioned as a manufacturer of wire shopping baskets — the acronym stands for Wire and Plastic Products — but Sorrell quickly changed its direction with an acquisition of marketing communications J. Walter Thompson a couple years later.
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Half a million years ago, you could have walked to France along a twenty-mile chalk ridge, and, for all of Britain's recorded history, Dover has functioned as the country's principal meeting point with the rest of Europe.
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According to a lab-based study, subjects who were allowed to get only six hours of sleep a night for two weeks straight functioned as poorly as those who were forced to stay awake for two days straight.
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He started a label on Myspace first that functioned as a home for all his many experiments, including his beats, a grindcore band he was a part of, and anything else that fit within his wide-ranging interests.
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What functioned as Brigitte for about six months a year ago but closed after the death of a partner has now reopened with a slightly tweaked name and a new team working with Anthony Coppers, an original owner.
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Despite the company's Uber-for-truckers name tag, the majority (sources estimated about 90%) of Cargomatic's business had nothing to do with the app, which now pretty much just functioned as a facade for the underlying brokerage business.
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In the East Village, some 22 years ago, Sara Penn (256-2212) opened Knobkerry, a landmark store-cum-gallery that was one of this country's earliest global emporiums and functioned as an ever-changing work of installation art.
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Originally, the Liberty House stores functioned as nonprofits, but even as the business model changed and the Southern co-ops disbanded, the focus was on buying inventory from fair-trade vendors long before it became commonplace and fashionable.
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The technologies served two purposes: They functioned as media centers, equipped with TVs, DVD players and WiFi access; and they collected, stored and transferred network data as well as audio and video collected by cameras positioned around the homes.
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During Tartini's time, it functioned as an ornament that served to transition a piece from theme to theme; however, not even 100 years later, we see the trill applied sparingly, making for a grander, if not more impactful, statement.
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And beyond recognizing the ways and means of European colonization through the records and art objects that functioned as tools of that colonization, the exhibition also recognizes the work of indigenous people who lived there before the European incursion.
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But the point is if the deletion functioned as Telegram claims it does, purging equally at both ends, then Durov was not in control at all because we reached right into his inbox and selectively rubbed some stuff out.
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FROM PEN: Andy Cohen's Pick For The Most Absurd 'Real Housewives' Business Ever In the time since the couple was sentenced to each serving time in prison, they both have functioned as single parents while caring for their girls.
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The membrane functioned as intended, providing a both solid demonstration that their penguin feather model achieves icephobicity as predicted and an assurance that the same idea will be making its way into ice-proofing technologies of the near future.
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It's true that there are indeed unprecedented numbers of immigrants entering Andalusia: Due to its coastal location and proximity to Morocco, it has historically functioned as the gateway for North African immigrants to enter Spain and Europe at large.
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Hipolito Mora, who founded one of the most prominent self-defense groups in 2013, said that many were co-opted and financed—these are humble, impoverished communities—by the cartels and functioned as armed wings of local criminal cells.
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The German painter Johann Zoffany appears here in a lusty self-portrait that functioned as the 18th-century equivalent of a cruising app profile, with two condoms, decorated with pretty pink string, prominently tacked to the wall behind him.
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LAS VEGAS — Nevada has for months functioned as something of a hedge in the primary calendar, the first nominating contest where the Democratic presidential field's diversity would be measured by a state with a sizable non-white voting population.
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For years, educated Uighurs functioned as a bridge between the minority Muslim and Turkic communities of far western China and the wealthier Han Chinese, working with them to better the lot of the minority group and preserve Uighur culture.
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"My mission was to take the president and bring him to Akinci air base safe and sound," Gokhan Sonmezates told the court, referring to a base outside Ankara that briefly functioned as a command center for the coup plotters.
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According to Mistress of the House, Mistress of Heaven: Women in Ancient Egypt, women have been found buried with curved wooden combs that functioned as both ornament and, obviously, a comb in ancient Egyptian tombs at Deir el-Medina.
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Last year, Amazon targeted college students with a little flurry of college-focused "Instant Pickup points," essentially convenience stores that functioned as an Amazon shipping center but also kept essentials like beverages, phone chargers and personal care items in stock.
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Daredevil's Karen Page provided one of The Punisher's most romantic and heartbreaking arcs, and one of the only redeeming episodes of Luke Cage Season 2 could have functioned as a backdoor pilot for a spinoff starring Luke and Iron Fist.
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Seven of Arc's top 10 clients were specially authorized by the Russian Ministry of Defense to procure parts for its military, prosecutors said, and the company functioned as the U.S.-based arm for one Moscow-based client, Apex System LLC.
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The Israel-Gaza conflict left the world outside of her room a chaotic warzone filled with poverty and abject violence, while her 100 square feet lair functioned as a 'sanctuary' from outside horrors, that are ultimately difficult for outsiders to comprehend.
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Investigators have not found any mechanical issues with the signal and train control systems, the report said, adding that while the train's electrical communication network was destroyed in the crash, a friction brake test showed the brakes functioned as designed.
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These Mexico pilgrimages functioned as sabbaticals for the couple, occasions for them to test their aesthetic theories and discover new ideas, all the while taking advantage of a newfound, touristic freedom aided by English-language guidebooks and an extensive highway system.
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First and most grandly, there was the notion of a destination-based cash flow tax — a very conceptually ambitious plan to raise a bunch of revenue that would, among other things, have functioned as a tax on middle-class senior citizens.
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Archaeoastronomers — those who study how ancient people related to the sky — tell us that many of the walls and windows at Chaco are aligned with cardinal points, the sun and other stars, and the buildings functioned as an observatory and calendar.
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There, he met a medical historian, Paul E. Stepansky, who soon hired him as an editor at The Analytic Press, a book publisher that through the 1980s and 1990s functioned as part incubator, part finishing school for books written by therapists.
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The rescinded documents did not confer legal rights but rather functioned as easy-to-use resources created to explain the parameters of complicated areas of the law, such as the Immigration and Nationality Act, or simply to assist non-English speakers.
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From 2003 to 2007, "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" presented gay men as magical beings who functioned as helpers to heterosexual men, schooling them in matters of fashion and home décor while keeping much of their own lives off-screen.
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The government initially identified 102 children who fell in that category, but the number has fluctuated in recent days, as Sabraw's order has essentially functioned as a judicially mandated audit of the morass of systems used by different federal agencies.
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VICE: It is often the case that the TV and film industry would take a beautiful woman such as yourself and put her in roles where she only functioned as a plot device that sets a male-centered story in motion.
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In a place where boys were being held, a caged area that once functioned as the station's sally port, a television played "Shrek"; a sign on the wall listed indigenous languages spoken by some of the detained children: K'iche', Poqomam, Garifuna.
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If Ebony functioned as a stand-in for every fanfic Mary Sue who'd ever waltzed into Hogwarts, her creator captured the spirit of every hostile, emotion-flinging teen with a chip on their shoulder who found their way into fandom.
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The Gypsy jazz stalwarts are among the many local musicians who appeared in "Treme," the HBO drama that, with its colorful strivers putting their lives and the city back together after Katrina, functioned as a love letter to New Orleans.
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Gaga's performance functioned as a protest — not in the overt style A Tribe Called Quest used at the Grammys, but rather through references to America's protest song tradition and by spotlighting one of the biggest empowerment anthems of the past decade.
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They've allowed the deescalation of tensions during crises; they enabled former President Bill Clinton to travel to Pyongyang in August 2009 and bring back detained American journalists; and they've functioned as a way to discuss paths toward a denuclearization deal.
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By far the biggest new idea in TV drama in the 2010s was the anthology series, where each season functioned as a standalone miniseries that told a new story, sometimes with some of the same cast members and sometimes without.
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Though in its best years, the show functioned as an examination of the tension between political optimism and pragmatic reality, it eventually succumbed to wish fulfillment; in the generally exemplary final season, all of its characters got what they wanted, mostly.
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In light of Hughes's anti-war stance, his work functioned as a poetic counter-narrative to war and destruction, while resisting the dominant narrative of war veterans as heroes or victims, and giving importance to exchanging stories of love and humanity.
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Egypt was an easier study for most Westerners, and one that reflected on their own ancient roots, since the country sat at the junction of Africa, Asia, and Europe, and functioned as one of the most powerful outposts of the Roman Empire.
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Snapchat took off, in part, because it was like a secret you could learn; the weird design functioned as a "keep out" sign for older users, and it fed into the app's image as networks like Facebook grew older and decidedly less cool.
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For many Americans, particularly white ones, images of crying children kept in cages and sobbing parents pleading with ICE officers to not take their babies away have functioned as a horrible wakeup call about the plight of Mexican and Central American immigrants.
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Names like Master, King, and Prince were common among African-American men in the beginning of the 20th century, and some scholars have suggested that the naming convention may have functioned as a way for black people to imbue pride in their children.
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When the band actually spread out, as they did on the mid-paced tracks like "Bookworm" and "3 O'Clock"—two of the longer songs on the album—Kid Dynamite showed they were capable of pulling off songs that functioned as quasi-ballads.
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On a recent episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " world-renowned auto appraiser (and trained opera singer) Donald Osborne met with Jay Leno to look at three cars, each of which once functioned as inspiration, to see which one has appreciated best.
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Within just a few hours of Prince's death on Thursday, pirates began uploading his entire catalogue to Usenet, a part of the internet that predates the web that initially functioned as a kind of giant, global message board for text-based discussions.
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She placed handmade, brightly colored lawn chairs or pieces of pottery near her paintings to relieve the pressure on the individual artwork, but the whole thing still functioned as painting; it didn't turn into installation or window dressing, while being only mildly ironic.
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His textual references are not simply prompts for viewers to imagine their own meanings, though they are that as well; at their most effective, during Mullins's life they would have functioned as conversational entry points between viewer and artist, opening up possible relationships.
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Critics of the measure, such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Planned Parenthood, who filed the challenge, noted that many women do not know they are pregnant at eight weeks and that the law functioned as an outright abortion ban.
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Though Wagner, with about 2,200 students, continues to expand with its own buildings, residents say, it and other schools in the area have functioned as a sort of bulwark against willy-nilly development, which in turn has enhanced Grymes Hill's open, verdant atmosphere.
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The man, Robert Hall, was abducted in September with three other people — one of dozens of such abductions carried out in the last few decades by Abu Sayyaf, an organization of several hundred fighters that has functioned as a hostage-for-ransom gang.
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Located on the site of a building that functioned as a holding pen for enslaved men and women, the museum stands halfway between the Alabama River port where new arrivals landed and the auction market at Court Square a few blocks uptown.
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Documents offer a hint of how the company's commercial real estate portfolio — built less around the Trump brand than other parts of the Trump Organization — has increasingly functioned as a steadying force for the family business as its founder has become more polarizing.
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But even after the bus boycotts, Ms. Bethune quietly held lessons to teach other African-Americans to read so they could pass the literacy test, which functioned as a way to suppress the black vote during the height of the Jim Crow era.
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By night's end, the show had generated a Tumblr's worth of GIF-able moments — not least the visage of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, whose frowns, furrowed brows and occasional smiles functioned as a real-time guide to liberals' feelings about the speech.
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In the lineage of performer-producers like Brian Wilson and Todd Rundgren before him, Prince was something of a one-man band in that he functioned as the performer, producer, songwriter, business man, and even film star often at the same time.
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A spokesperson for Uber told Gizmodo that Apparate International was formed to provide a more efficient global structure for Uber's autonomous vehicle business and, as such, Apparate functioned as the acquirer of not only Otto but of all autonomous vehicle technology purchased by Uber.
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Despite its brief existence on the air, the series remains intriguing for two particularly memorable elements: It centered on a lawyer who might be a prophet but definitely has a brain aneurysm, and it also basically functioned as an ongoing tribute to George Michael.
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Naturally, the villain Syndrome, who puts his technological prowess to work designing and selling sophisticated, superpower-grade weapons to the highest bidder, functioned as a criticism of the new money of the tech boom, and reflected a cultural weariness about the military industrial complex.
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"Australia's successfully functioned as a test-bed for technology innovations that go on to sweep through Asia, which is why we chose it for our first market-specific launch outside of North America," said Andy Powers, CEO and founder of Clique, in a statement.
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They belong to a franchise encompassing Bravo's nine Housewives series and 14 spin-offs (including Vanderpump Rules); nine foreign incarnations airing across the globe; and President Donald Trump's The Celebrity Apprentice, which is also owned by NBC Universal and has functioned as a crossover series.
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While running a YouTube channel, requires a totally different set of skills, Melissa's channel has functioned as a marketing tool in a similar way: It has helped her find jobs and get clients, who are more likely to request her than a no-name stylist.
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Julie M. Kern and Andrew N. Radford at the University of Bristol study social communication and they wanted to know how new mongooses functioned as sentinels and how the information they conveyed while on sentinel duty was received by the rest of the group.
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The power of that imagery — the coal miner as the avatar for the common, "forgotten" man — endures in Norman Rockwell's painting, which functioned as a kind of populist propaganda tool during World War II, portraying the miner as the ideal of the proud American worker.
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The only sounds were the hum of boat engines and vehicles, the constant drumming of rain and the beeps from the Zello app Mr. Modisette and others had downloaded onto their phones, which functioned as a walkie-talkie radio system for volunteer boat rescuers.
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There's no doubt that "West Side Story" has long functioned as a vehicle for great performances by Latinx artists, despite the fact that the lead Puerto Rican roles of Maria and Bernardo in major productions have most often gone to white actors in brownface.
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" Responding to the defense filing Thursday night, Amy Spitalnick, communications director and senior policy adviser to the New York attorney general, said on Twitter, "As our lawsuit detailed, the Trump Foundation functioned as a personal piggy bank to serve Trump's business and political interests.
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These Medieval guilds were functioned as small-scale versions of the Byzantium theme, yet instead of being charged with protecting a specific military boarder, these men, known henceforth as Masters of Defence, created a system of close-quarter fighting, utilizing weapons and empty-hand approaches.
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In what is seen as another attempt to establish a back channel to Iran, Pompeo spoke on the phone on May 15 with Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Said, who has close ties to both Tehran and Washington and has functioned as a go-between in the past.
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Whereas the studiolo functioned as a kind of miniature throne room, whose owner could order his personal microcosm and, in doing so, develop a sense of distinct selfhood, the traditional office, on the other hand, embodied stable employment and was legitimated by (an ostensibly) meritocratic bureaucracy.
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A lab-based sleep study found that people who were sleeping fewer than six hours a night for two weeks -- and who thought they were doing just fine -- functioned as badly on cognitive and reflex tests as people who were deprived of sleep for two full nights.
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It no longer functioned as a departure gate, and so was consigned to be a gestural, nostalgic relic — appropriate for an age when flying is seen less as the summit of human ideals than as a cramped, unpleasant experience that happens also to be destroying the planet.
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For many in the downtown art scene, the shop's original location at 13 Saint Marks Place (where it operated from 1977 to 1989) functioned as the community's creative nucleus: It's where Allen Ginsberg first met Philip Glass and where William S. Burroughs shopped for science fiction books.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed to replace Anthony Kennedy, who functioned as a swing vote on many racial and cultural issues, he will create a phalanx of conservative Republican-appointed justices that could control the court and decide the legal standards for the nation well into the 19903s.
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Since its inception in 2000, A-Z West has functioned as an evolving testing grounds for living — a place in which spaces, objects, and acts of living all intertwine into a single ongoing investigation into what it means to exist and participate in our culture today.
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The experimental piece of dance and theater features a cast of four women who unearth the history of La Brisa, a bar in Ciudad Juarez run by prostitutes that functioned as a hotbed of cultural resistance and activism in the 1990s, until it was burned down.
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With the retirement of Anthony Kennedy, a President Ronald Reagan appointee who often functioned as the court's swing vote, and his contentious replacement last year by the more reliably conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Roberts has become the closest thing to a swing vote on the court, legal analysts agree.
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Understandably so: Both shows dealt with elements of science fiction and psychological horror, and both functioned as anthology shows, with episodes so distinct from one another that an uninitiated viewer could plunge in at random and be as familiar with a given episode's premise as a seasoned fan.
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