The investigation was begun by the handpicked appointee of Mr. Netanyahu's handpicked justice minister, a Likud loyalist.
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This year, the Republican Party handpicked Hawley to unseat her.
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But under Rousseff, his handpicked successor, those exports dried up.
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Yet all is not well at a handpicked pipe manufacturer.
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Their handpicked successor, Sundar Pichai, would like to come back.
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She was reportedly handpicked for the role by Franklin herself.
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Disclosure These items have been handpicked by our editorial team.
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Mr. Kaczynski handpicked Mr. Duda as his party's presidential candidate.
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Schnatter handpicked Ritchie to serve as his successor in 2018.
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They're all handpicked by farmers with total care and love.
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Mr. Kabila's handpicked successor still proved too unpopular to win.
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The New Day Court handpicked Sean to speak with me.
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Were they a handpicked bunch of attractive, interesting, dynamic Bumble users?
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Choose your dad's preference and get a handpicked box of snacks.
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Jayasundara, the police chief, was handpicked for the job by Wickremesinghe.
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He served as Clinton's handpicked chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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Mr Kabila's handpicked successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, is likely to win.
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"Everyone was in the loop," Trump's handpicked ambassador testified under oath.
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President Dilma Rousseff, Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, could be next.
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Jim Henson's wife and son handpicked him to be Henson's successor.
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Ahead, we've handpicked some of the best hotels in the region.
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Instead, Mr. Mahathir was followed in office by two handpicked successors.
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Estimates at "Handpicked" will be a more modest £1,000 to £35,000.
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Brett Kavanaugh, his handpicked successor, is a longtime Republican political operative.
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They even handpicked John T. Scopes, a teacher, as the defendant.
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It is run by a man Trump handpicked to lead it.
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He also said he handpicked Denholm, and that she's not supervising him.
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Other rebel leaders say he was handpicked for the role by Moscow.
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Kirchner's handpicked presidential candidate, Alberto Fernández, by a 16 percentage point margin.
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Taylor was handpicked for this role by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Kieran Murphy, 55, was Flannery's handpicked successor at GE Healthcare last year.
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"These districts for the specials are Donald Trump's handpicked districts," Sena said.
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"In each category we have the best handpicked suppliers for the office".
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Left-wing incumbents were re-elected, or their handpicked replacements won handily.
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In fact, Rocha handpicked Sevigny to walk in her fall '19 show.
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Wynn, 76, was President Donald Trump's handpicked choice for the finance position.
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This 20-person handpicked team is trained to hit the ground running.
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HotelTonight is a hotel discount app that offers deals on handpicked hotels.
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We also have eight other great handpicked deals for mid-workweek spring daydreaming.
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The images he submitted for this edition are all handpicked from his archive.
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By "done correctly," we mean that a bouquet should seem handpicked and heartfelt.
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They were handpicked by the talented Lady Gaga for a very noble cause.
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We have handpicked the best deals on everything from electric toothbrushes to smartwatches.
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During his coaching days, he gave handpicked tomes to his players as gifts.
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" Afterward, she took a different tack, referring to the prime minister as "handpicked.
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The building will employ "handpicked staff" to deliver room service and park cars.
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But a news report revealed that it was handpicked by a transport official.
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Bryant handpicked her as an assistant coach for Gianna's Mamba team, he said.
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CNN dubbed the Monday briefing a "career moment" for Trump's handpicked public face.
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She handpicked its brilliant staff, somewhat-talkative folks who read widely for fun.
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At one point, the commanders handpicked a few soldiers to speak with us.
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" He called Jerome Powell, his handpicked Fed chief, "a golfer who can't putt.
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Ramaphosa had been handpicked by Mandela to succeed him when his presidency ended.
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He retains sweeping powers, and handpicked Mr. Tokayev, a diplomat, to succeed him.
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Our Elton sources say he handpicked the celeb guests from his music label.
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With the Ford-Carter debates in 1976, the networks began showcasing these handpicked spokesmen.
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The president has repeatedly bashed his handpicked Fed chief and pleaded for lower rates.
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We have handpicked the best deals from LG, Philips, Panasonic, Fitbit, Huawei, and more.
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And then there was Jackson, who handpicked two coaches and subverted both of them.
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The magazine featured 15 inspirational women on the cover who were handpicked by Markle.
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From the start, he undermined his handpicked prime minister, the relatively moderate Mehdi Bazargan.
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When Hugo Chavez died in 2013, his handpicked successor, Nicolas Maduro, was elected president.
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Maybe the experts will be serious, knowledgeable, independent critics rather than handpicked Facebook fans.
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Trump handpicked him as acting attorney general in November after the president ousted Sessions.
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Our holiday gift guide is full of ideas handpicked by The Verge staff. Enjoy!
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The Trump factor The President handpicked candidates in three races -- Georgia, Kansas and Florida.
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Musk, who remains CEO, said in his "60 Minutes" interview that he handpicked her.
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The White House often invites handpicked outlets in for briefings, typically for specific topics.
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"For this store, I handpicked every freaking title," she said, all 7,248 of them.
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Lipinski was handpicked to succeed his father, who served in the House before him.
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They are followed by handpicked successors (Truman, George H.W. Bush) who continue their legacy.
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President Trump was repeatedly critical of his handpicked Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome H. Powell.
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As he points out ... the Obamas handpicked the artists, Amy Sherald and Kehinde Wiley.
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But those who have been handpicked know they come with strings attached, she said.
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His closest rival, Mr. López Obrador's handpicked candidate, Delfina Gómez Álvarez, had 30.8 percent.
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But with a handpicked successor taking office, they don't expect real change anytime soon.
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Several varieties are grown in Oregon at high altitudes, handpicked and shipped by air.
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In his stead, Mr. Berman's handpicked deputy, Robert S. Khuzami, led the Cohen investigation.
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The stones — bright turquoise, brilliant amethysts, diamonds and others — are handpicked from India by Amina.
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Meghan Markle's bouquet had a very special touch: a few flowers handpicked by her husband.
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Trump has waged an unprecedented public pressure campaign on his handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome Powell.
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In a primary race in southeastern Iowa this spring against an opponent handpicked by Sen.
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Hadid was also handpicked by editor Anna Dello Russo to front Vogue Japan's September issue.
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Shopbop offers handpicked women's clothes and accessories from over 1,000 established and emerging designers. SmallParts.
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If found guilty by a jury of handpicked uniformed officers, he faces the death penalty.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) shut down their handpicked prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell, and took the microphone.
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Zurich-based Once, which pairs subscribers with one handpicked match per day, raised $5.6 million.
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Rousseff, a technocrat who had never won elected office, was Lula da Silva's handpicked successor.
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But they will be much more skeptical than the handpicked audiences in the Middle East.
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Ahead, we handpicked the 7 best under-$40 summer trends on Target's new trending page.
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Plus, the flowers are handpicked 24 to 48 hours before they arrive on your doorstep.
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We have handpicked the best deals on a wide range of products, just for you.
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The extras were handpicked, so it ended up being like my family for a while.
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Ms. Chase also handpicked her cast, selecting Magnet Theater performers with various years of experience.
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Ms. Rousseff, too, was the handpicked successor of a man, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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Trump's handpicked Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coats, reiterated that support after the Helsinki summit.
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She handpicked Alberto Fernández as her presidential candidate and herself as his vice-presidential candidate.
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His first real scalp was that of Luther Strange, the handpicked establishment favorite in Alabama.
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Maduro, Chavez's handpicked successor, has continued to enjoy the support of many of Chavez's followers.
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In return, these – and many other – handpicked winners have kept their favorite politicians in power.
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Step 4: Remove the Viacom directors and replace them with handpicked successors, including Ms. Redstone.
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Similarly, most of the local employees who worked inside the Embassy were handpicked Cuban nationals.
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A few days previously, he had summoned David Moyes, his handpicked replacement, to his home.
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Every recent presidential election has featured a high-profile liberal candidate handpicked by the Kremlin.
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ZTE will also allow the U.S. to embed a handpicked compliance team inside the company.
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Candidates handpicked by the national party advanced in Senate primaries in North Carolina and Texas.
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Each suite was individually designed by artists handpicked by the owner, interior designer Morgane Rousseau.
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The president has repeatedly slammed Jerome Powell, his handpicked Fed chief, for raising interest rates.
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It shouldn't be decided by four guys sitting in Trenton who were handpicked by politicians.
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It was designed by the architect Peter Marino, who handpicked different finishes for each apartment.
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A committee, largely of people handpicked by China, would then select a winner among them.
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Indeed, Soleimani handpicked Iran's current ambassador to Iraq, Iraj Masjedi, who served in the IRGC.
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She's also said that he is the "handpicked candidate" of Mr. Cuomo and Ms. Pelosi.
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They're all handpicked by farmers and freshly cut and soaked in special oils for preservation.
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She handpicked Laurie Cole, an instructor who acts on HBO shows, to lead the class.
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Flowers are handpicked, and at the cooperative women in blue overall weigh and package it.
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Vintage pieces — handpicked by the architects at furniture fairs in Belgium — fill the common areas.
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Dan Piepenbring, the writer Prince had handpicked to collaborate on the project, will write the introduction.
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The President has waged an unprecedented public pressure campaign on his handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome Powell.
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Pedro Pierluisi, the handpicked successor to disgraced former governor Ricardo Rossello, was sworn in on Friday.
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Maduro's handpicked Supreme Court, however, ruled the National Assembly declaration unconstitutional and confirmed Maduro as president.
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"They all appear to be handpicked government officials from several revenue authorities," the press release says.
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But Reid's handpicked replacement, Catherine Cortez Masto, has closed the gap, trailing by 1.4 percentage points.
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But Reid's handpicked replacement, Catherine Cortez Masto, has closed the gap to a virtual dead heat.
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Mr Kabila wanted voters to elect his handpicked successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, a former interior minister.
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And if you're looking for a pre-prepped piece, check out the options we've handpicked ahead.
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" His label says Harvard officials "handpicked" Lil Pump to become the "youngest commencement speaker in history.
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Despite claims that Mr. Trump had handpicked instructors, he acknowledged in testimony that he had not.
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Disney acknowledged, however, that the promotion made him Mr. Iger's handpicked heir, pending the board's approval.
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Starboard, an activist hedge fund, wants to replace all of Yahoo's directors with its handpicked slate.
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In the 2016 elections alone, the NRA spent over $54 million to elect their handpicked politicians.
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But Bowles said the rules do not allow for Straub to be handpicked as a coordinator.
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There will be also a station where you can receive an index for your handpicked collection.
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IN THE SOUP Revivals, often handpicked by Martin Scorsese, used to be the highlight of Tribeca.
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The organizers did not release a list of attendees, but it was clearly a handpicked group.
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And one hopes that your reputation doesn't completely depend on the opinions of three handpicked references.
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Lynch replaces Steve Ritchie, who was handpicked by founder John Schnatter to succeed him in 2018.
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Ricardo Rosselló's handpicked successor, a move certain to prolong the political crisis on the US territory.
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He handpicked her to help him after he watched her coach at Gianna's Harbor Day School.
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The event will include street food from 24 restaurants handpicked by The Times's food journalists. $25.
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Aides to Michael Bloomberg accused Mr. Sanders of being the candidate handpicked by President Vladimir Putin.
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"I would dare him, double-dare him, to come campaign for his handpicked candidate," he said.
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The event will include street food from 24 restaurants handpicked by The Times's food journalists. $25.
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If Netanyahu hoped his handpicked replacements would be more compliant, however, he would soon be disappointed.
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She was handpicked for her current role by Keith Kellogg, the vice president's national security adviser.
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An audience had gathered—a handpicked group of Cuban and American entrepreneurs, government officials, and journalists.
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"Queen's Speech 7," which dropped Tuesday evening, features — and was created by — a handpicked, all-female crew.
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It is decorated with more than 600 items of American "breweriana" handpicked from the company's vast collection.
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As a pivotal member of the Trump transition team, he's said to have handpicked Marine Corps Gen.
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Exhibit A: the five courses we've handpicked below, featuring instruction by award-winning business professor Chris Haroun.
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Kick back and rip a load of the headiest internet hits, handpicked by your friends at Motherboard.
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But even her handpicked Commerce Secretary, Stefan Pryor, acknowledges the effort is still in its early stages.
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Dela Rosa handpicked Patay to run Station 6 in Quezon City, Dela Rosa's brother Ruel told Reuters.
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Markle's bouquet included Diana's favorite flowers, Forget-Me-Nots, that were handpicked by Harry before the ceremony.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe handpicked Sakurada last month to lead Japan's cyberspace defenses and Olympic cyber-preparations.
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While some of the food elements take weeks to prepare, Wolfgat says, others are handpicked that day.
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A stainless steel mesh then brings the oysters up onto the barge and those ready are handpicked.
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No one can honestly say, but the fact that Trump handpicked Wray should put everyone on alert.
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Even the folks in his own handpicked audience let out a mixed groan of horror and cheers.
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At a horse-trading fair, the finest mare is named Lady Di, and her stallions are handpicked.
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He handpicked Haddad to stand in his place and polls show he is successfully transferring his support.
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Below, find 46 options under $20 that we've handpicked for you from the labyrinth that is Amazon.
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Those efforts had mostly backfired, in part because Mr. Trump continued to criticize his handpicked Fed chairman.
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Two years ago, five Supreme Court judges, handpicked by Mr. Hernández, ruled that the prohibition was unconstitutional.
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Her parents, Elizabeth and Manuel Henriquez, a Silicon Valley hedge fund manager, had handpicked the testing site.
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And a Turner protégé — her handpicked successor on the city council — lost his reelection bid in 2017.
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Kabila handpicked a crony and key ally, former interior minister Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, to run for president.
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The senators used previous comments from Mr. Trump's handpicked F.B.I. director to disprove the Trump team's theory.
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There are even more gift ideas handpicked by the star that won't cost you more than $100.
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Monday's walkout came after the second time in two weeks that officials handpicked reporters for a briefing.
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The corruption and incompetence of a government handpicked by Iran was not lost on the Iraqi demonstrators.
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That number was whittled down over several stages until AlMansoori and AlNeyadi, were handpicked from that group.
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The volunteers mingle and eat with the 500 or so handpicked students, who live on the campus.
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Not the handpicked victims that he has been -- and the other popes have all paid attention to.
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Mr. Perry's proposal would override this pro-market trajectory to benefit the Trump administration's handpicked energy sources.
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And as the July 1 presidential election approaches, his handpicked candidate, José Antonio Meade, is in third place.
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With Raúl Castro stepping down as president, his handpicked successor emerged as the only candidate to replace him.
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Ms Anderson fired most of the district's principals, whom she found unsatisfactory, and hired her own handpicked ones.
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On April 12, SI will unveil their handpicked selection of fashion-forward athletes at an event in NYC.
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Even before he was handpicked to help people understand the impacts of Alzheimer's he was already helping people.
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But insiders like Schumer can ensure their handpicked candidates have all the money and establishment support they need.
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Mr Ubben told the Financial Times that he had handpicked Mr Morfit as his replacement a decade ago.
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Becht had handpicked Pane as Coty's CEO in 2016, but shares have fallen 64 percent since his appointment.
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It's easy to see why Shirley Manson handpicked Kristin to open for Garbage on their recent summer tour.
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His handpicked successor, Nicolás Maduro, continues his policies, though with none of Chávez's—or Mr Mugabe's—political adroitness.
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I've handpicked songs from artists that have helped shape who I am and the music I make today.
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A handpicked selection of the very best deals from across the internet, including a discounted Apple AirPod bundle.
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And that was hard, said Manning, who was handpicked to shepherd the congregation a year after the shooting.
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The 31 pieces aren't totally new: They're reworked iterations of styles Chung handpicked from the brand's extensive archives.
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Can this handpicked team uncover the mystery behind it all and end his destruction before it's too late?
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Below are the best noise-canceling headphones you can buy, handpicked by the Gear team here at WIRED.
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The Israelis handpicked the documents shown to the reporters, meaning that exculpatory material could have been left out.
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Kazakhstan: The government confirmed that the handpicked successor of President Nursultan Nazarbayev had won in a lopsided vote.
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As an undergraduate at Radcliffe College, she was handpicked by James Watson, of Watson and Crick, for mentorship.
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Eighteen artists were handpicked by Ms. Jampol in 2016 to tell visual stories about Newark's culture and heritage.
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One of Meghan Markle's handpicked "Forces for Change" just proved again how she's living up to the title.
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Out of 10,000 entries received from 14 countries, 100 were handpicked and their videos funded at $3,000 apiece.
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Mr. Wang stepped aside as chief executive in 22001, handing the job to his handpicked successor, Sanjay Kumar.
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Trump often has a handpicked successor ready to go weeks or even months before his top aides depart.
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I've tasted a Cal Red peach handpicked by the chef Alice Waters in an orchard in Brentwood, Calif.
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Trump's handpicked EU ambassador was a tricky witness, evading answers and conveniently forgetting major moments throughout his testimony.
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The shelves are stocked with items designed or handpicked to improve your health, or even just your mood.
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In comments met with severe backlash, he defended Facebook News' handpicked inclusion of far-right publication Breitbart News.
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By 2010, when Mr. Kostereli took over, the store was well known for amulets, handpicked in Istanbul markets.
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We've handpicked 11 companies where travel can be something you receive a paycheck for – and they're hiring now!
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Jerome Powell, Trump's handpicked Fed chief, has already cut interest rates to a range of 0003% to 2.25%.
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They are also a legacy-defining test for Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Schiff, her handpicked impeachment inquiry leader.
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Last month, Álvaro Uribe's handpicked candidate for the presidency, Iván Duque, won the election by a large margin.
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His handpicked successor, Mr. Maduro, was not nearly as popular and faced a strong challenge from the opposition.
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The package is capped off by Kara Swisher's not-to-be-missed handpicked list of The Terrible 10.
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Experts expected the rift to continue when Moreno, Correa's vice president and handpicked successor, took office in 2017.
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In 2017 he was handpicked by Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson to be the city director of minority business operations.
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Trump's handpicked chiefs to lead the US intelligence community have continued to raise the alarm about persistent Russian meddling.
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These solemn pilgrims were the handpicked avant-garde of an immense exodus of French communists to the New World.
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Rousseff was first elected in 2010 as her popular predecessor and mentor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's, handpicked successor.
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Hong Kong's leader, handpicked by Beijing, says that the law is necessary to close loopholes in its legal system.
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Both had consisted of a small group of handpicked citizens who each had the full trust of the tsar.
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That likely means from his handpicked White House aides, and other people those close aides are themselves dishing to.
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The rest of the album's producers are handpicked by Aguilera to fit into the slots and sounds she wants.
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Mr. Martelly's handpicked successor, a banana exporter named Jovenel Moïse, came in first with 33 percent of the vote.
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If not, the winner is likely to be Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, Mr Kabila's handpicked successor, a former interior minister.
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Alexis Mosij's Tucson shop brings together the perfect mix of handpicked vintage, indie clothing, antique furniture, and handmade jewelry.
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" The company says Lynch handpicked Gracie after meeting her in 2016 and "comparing notes about their respective workout routines.
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For years, the only games that showed up on Steam were handpicked by Valve, or through a trusted publisher.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel was a handpicked successor, and it is not in Raúl Castro's interest to see him fail.
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Succeeding would have been a stunning comeback after the 73 impeachment of Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff.
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A handpicked selection of the very best deals in the UK, including 4K TVs, portable speakers, and protein powders.
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Putin solved the puzzle by naming Medvedev as his handpicked presidential successor and by becoming prime minister himself instead.
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Operational details aside, the more pressing matter is whether Suu Kyi's handpicked candidate can implement long-awaited structural reforms.
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She was handpicked by Thrasher as a mystery guest for the 2017 season of VICELAND's King of the Road.
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Ms. Burnett is said to have handpicked these four collections, presented digitally for the first time by Time Life.
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President Donald Trump handpicked Kemp in the GOP primary and stumped for him, as did Vice President Mike Pence.
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Muraro, who is not a member of M5S but was handpicked for the job by Raggi, denies any wrongdoing.
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Torra was handpicked as a candidate by his mentor and the former leader of the Catalan parliament, Carles Puigdemont.
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A handpicked selection of the very best deals in the UK, including Philips TVs, Shark vacuums, and Crosstour cameras.
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In 2008, he quit in a bid to push his handpicked successor, Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, to resign.
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Over the past three decades, Ted has carefully handpicked and cataloged each vintage vehicle in his 85-car collection.
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Most of the pieces are handpicked by the site's founders, but the site also occasionally accepts consignment from users.
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Opponents say the voting was rigged, as only handpicked representatives were allowed to vote, rather than the entire population.
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Then, in 2016, he became UEFA's handpicked candidate for his current role, the most powerful job in the sport.
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Each expert worked with Nassar or knew him personally, and Nassar handpicked one of them, according to the report.
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And his ambitions led to the departure of his handpicked successor, leaving questions over who will oversee SoftBank's future.
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This means that Annalise could have handpicked Michaela to be in her posse like she did Wes (Alfred Enoch).
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Russia's Parliament on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a little-known technocrat, Mikhail Mishustin, as President Vladimir Putin's handpicked prime minister.
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Though a handpicked group, we were mixed: five women and seven men, five white and seven black or Latino.
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But we should hesitate to make strong conclusions — one way or another — from any handpicked subset of the data.
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He served from 1987, when he emerged as Victor Gotbaum's handpicked successor, until 1999, when he retired under pressure.
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"The FBI director is wrong," Trump proclaimed when Stephanopoulos brought up the position of his own handpicked FBI director.
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Only a small group of international media handpicked by North Korea witnessed the demolition at the Punggye-ri site.
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The students claim they were defrauded, including by false claims that he had handpicked instructors to teach them his secrets.
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Additionally, Meghan's bouquet featured flowers handpicked by her husband in the couple's private garden at their home at Kensington Palace.
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The group was handpicked by curator Anne Wilkes Tucker, who received special access to dive deep into the Library's holdings.
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The party shifted left after Lula's handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, was impeached, raising concerns Haddad cannot tame its militant factions.
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That might mean seeking handpicked video playlists instead of searching YouTube Kids, which recently drew criticism for surfacing inappropriate videos.
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The purge gave Patay the freedom to assemble a new drug squad, with his handpicked Davao Boys at its core.
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The fashion maven also had built a handpicked retail network at Juicy Couture, which she ended up leaning on later.
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The win column of his 6-2 record comes from handpicked match-ups designed to capitalize on his unlikely fame.
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"She actually handpicked all these eyeshadows, which makes it super unique," Fenty Beauty global makeup artist Hector Espinal tells us.
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Navalny urged his supporters to boycott the March vote, claiming only candidates "handpicked" by Putin are being allowed to run.
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But while Lula himself is still very popular in Brazil, his handpicked successor Fernando Haddad was soundly defeated by Bolsonaro.
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He left office with a 90% approval rating, delivering the reins to his chief of staff and handpicked successor, Rousseff.
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We have handpicked the very best deals for you, on everything from Arlo security camera systems to RENPHO smart scales.
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They ship to 200 countries and have more than 3,000 handpicked designers and artisans selling their wares on the platform.
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So these restaurants are handpicked, they're not just random restaurants, they're restaurants we know will succeed in a particular area.
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The appearance of a bunch of demanding white people and their handpicked team of young writers had caused some tension.
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A handpicked selection of the very best deals in the UK, including Hive thermostats, Anker speakers, and Letsfit fitness trackers.
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Handpicked by their managers out of Walmart's work force of more than a million, the employees arrived ready to cheer.
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Saikawa was the handpicked successor to Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's disgraced former chairman who is facing financial-misconduct charges in Tokyo.
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Meghan Markle helped decide the concept, "Forces for Change," and handpicked 15 inspirational women to pose for the front cover.
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"You showed unequaled strength," one of Mr. Macron's deputies said, lavishing praise on the president's handpicked prime minister, Edouard Philippe.
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So when her handpicked replacement needed a maternity leave, Ms. King jumped at the chance to return for three months.
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It seemed Mr. Trump would let his handpicked F.B.I. director do his work unimpeded, giving Mr. Wray some breathing room.
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Mr. Trump has blamed the Fed for slowing economic growth and has criticized his handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell.
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A number of legislatures delegate the map drawing to commissions handpicked by the political elite, thus keeping the task political.
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My wife and I handpicked each amenity so you'll live in style when missiles rain hellfire on the unholy sinners.
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The Democratic leader then gave them away to various lawmakers and her handpicked impeachment "managers," who will present the evidence.
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Even better, you'll be able to browse handpicked pieces from Christene Barberich, R29 global editor-in-chief (and prints whiz).
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Gift them a set of handpicked classics that are sure to stand the test of time for a meaningful present.
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James Mueller, the handpicked successor of Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, is officially the new mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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That year, his handpicked candidate, Trey Grayson, lost a Senate Republican primary in Kentucky to an insurgent named Rand Paul.
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He's opted instead to offer comments to the media on the fly, in interviews with handpicked reporters and on Twitter.
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Mr. Trump's handpicked chairman of the commission, Joseph J. Simons, defended the decision not to impose penalties on the companies.
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As part of Getty's Year in Focus 2016, Spencer has handpicked his favourite Australian sporting shots of the year for Mashable.
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Yep, that's twelve handpicked pieces all under $20, including our personal People Pick, the berry-and-druzy Hebe tassel earrings below.
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"I feel strong anger and disappointment," Ghosn's handpicked successor as Nissan CEO, Hiroto Saikawa told reporters at Nissan headquarters in Yokohama.
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When in Delhi or Mumbai, a meal at one of Malhotra's handpicked restaurants serving modern Indian cuisine is also a must.
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Correa&aposs handpicked predecessor, Lenin Moreno, won the 2017 presidential election, but the two men have had a bitter falling out.
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There are now over 3,000 handpicked videos across over 100 topics, with 4-5 being added per week, including seasonal topics.
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Jovenel Moïse, a virtual unknown who is Mr. Martelly's handpicked successor, officially came in first with 32.8 percent of the vote.
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Sometimes these are members who have expertise in a particular issue area, and sometimes they're members handpicked to do leadership's bidding.
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Jim Greer, former governor Charlie Crist's handpicked chair, had been accused of (and later pleaded guilty to) stealing state party funds.
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Now, however, his main rivals have been excluded from running, which may just have cleared the path for his handpicked successor.
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Viacom stock has been plunging under the direction of its chief executive, Philippe Dauman, Mr. Redstone's handpicked successor and longtime confidant.
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These new controls can restrict YouTube Kids to only display handpicked videos instead of ones algorithmically curated, as reported by TechCrunch.
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President Nicolás Maduro, Mr. Chávez's handpicked successor, wasted no time in trying to turn his opponents' symbolic gesture to his advantage.
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That candidate is Jovenel Moïse, a political unknown who is the handpicked successor to President Michel Martelly, whose term is up.
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To help you out, we've handpicked a few of our nerdy favorites, along with some other deals from around the web.
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Together they favor airy synth sounds, and slow, sad bangers, stitching them together with small skits, handpicked for maximum emotional impact.
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And these directors decided not to nominate Mr. Grosfeld, Mr. Pulte's handpicked representative, for election at the 2017 annual shareholder meeting.
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But today, with his handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, facing an impeachment trial, the country is widely viewed as an economic failure.
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Lula's handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, is being impeached for covering gaps in the government's budget in ways that were allegedly illegal.
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Throughout the ship, there are almost 600 works of art produced by young Norwegian artists, handpicked by the queen of Norway.
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Vatican officials said then that the hatchbacks, which were adorned with small Vatican flags, had not been handpicked by the pope.
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McCain handpicked 43 and 44 earlier this year as speakers at his funeral, and Obama was reportedly surprised by the invitation.
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His handpicked Supreme Court lifted the Constitution's ironclad presidential term limit, and his allies in the media assured largely favorable coverage.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly criticized his handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell, saying he does not agree with Mr. Powell's approach.
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The move also helped alleviate pressure on Kirstjen Nielsen, Mr. Kelly's protégée and handpicked successor at the Department of Homeland Security.
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But it is also a testament to the staying power of chief executives whose fates are weighed by handpicked board members.
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It is unclear if Mr. Mulvaney's handpicked replacement, Kathleen Kraninger, who is awaiting a Senate confirmation vote, will retain Mr. Blankenstein.
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He was followed in office by Dilma Rousseff, his handpicked successor and a former guerrilla who was tortured under the dictatorship.
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Early readers were handpicked and, on one occasion, flown to Washington by the American Enterprise Institute and briefed by Murray himself.
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Mr. Moi, a former schoolteacher and national legislator, had been a handpicked vice president and served in Mr. Kenyatta's long shadow.
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Choose affordable gifts for each day of Hanukkah, or grab small, unique stocking stuffers, handpicked for each of your little ones.
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The most recent is Kathleen Kennedy, the prolific Hollywood producer whom Mr. Lucas handpicked to succeed him as president of Lucasfilm.
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The fruits are handpicked in early November, when they are still green, and pressed within 12 to 24 hours of harvesting.
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Abdel R. Salaam, handpicked by Mr. Davis to become the artistic director — this was his second year — presided over the festivities.
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The alliance continued with Chavez's handpicked successor Nicolas Maduro, a former bus driver who had studied in Cuba in his youth.
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Check out these handpicked deals, perfect for those on the hunt for a bargain on all the latest and greatest tech.
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Pompeo's crowd was a friendly one, handpicked by the United States Embassy, and a few seats in the venue remained empty.
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These are the questions we have handpicked, based on years of research, which can cut to the very core of an interviewee.
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Southern city mayor Rodrigo Duterte and President Benigno Aquino's handpicked successor, former interior minister Manuel Roxas, have identical scores of 21 percent.
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In 2007, when Valentino Garavani announced he was retiring, he handpicked Chiuri and Piccioli to head up accessories at his namesake brand.
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In receiving the award on Friday, Trump extolled his record on race and criminal justice before a largely handpicked and appreciative audience.
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However, it falls short of Loeb's activist campaign demands, which called for a slate of five board members handpicked by Third Point.
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These women were handpicked not for their vocal prowess — their collective skill level hovers somewhere between Britney Spears and Selena Gomez territory.
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They were passed over with the hiring of Copping, who was handpicked by de la Renta to head up the creative team.
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Now he's making the legions of Glow fans even merrier with the release of a deluxe edition, featuring five new handpicked favorites.
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The service offers a mix of videos created by Toca as well as video from others that are handpicked for the service.
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She reminds the trainees that they have attended a previous training session and that they have been handpicked through a rigorous process.
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Mr Maduro announced plans to arm a militia and, this month, to convoke a handpicked assembly to rewrite Chávez's constitution of 1999.
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The 19 participants pictured were handpicked because they're all at the helm of our shifting cultural and global, digital and creative landscape.
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Casaleggio began using the blog and, increasingly, social media to elevate this handpicked group to become the biggest political stars in Italy.
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It's easy to see why, with over 300 releases all handpicked by him, he's got a sentimental attachment to all of them.
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Tillerson has been portrayed in reports as remote, surrounded by a few handpicked staff and isolated from the rest of the building.
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And the first-ever Waymo app isn't even available in the App Store or Google Play for anyone but Google's handpicked customers.
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Bombfell sends customers five clothing items handpicked by a stylist for them to try on in the comfort of their own home.
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It was Zack and Amanda who handpicked them to go straight to Redemption even though they pulled through on the first challenge.
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Questlove Supreme will feature eclectic playlists handpicked by the artist himself, as well as guest appearances from musicians, actors, and other celebrities.
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The following year, the head of RCA, David Sarnoff, sent an emissary asking Toscanini to come back and conduct a handpicked ensemble.
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Instead, she has to go through a private arbitration process where the person making the decision is often handpicked by the employer.
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He easily defeated his handpicked Republican successor, William Howard Taft, with 27 percent of the vote, but Woodrow Wilson won the election.
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She put in a decade at Fendi before being handpicked by Valentino Garavani in 1999 to design accessories for his eponymous house.
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As a recent Vanity Fair profile said, George Lucas handpicked Filoni—they call him the "Chosen One"—to execute Lucas' particular vision.
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Your opportunity to compete head-to-head against a handpicked cadre of the best early-stage startups expires in just 20193 hours.
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He frequently interrupted with questions as the handpicked members of his team took turns presenting "mood boards" they had brought with them.
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Now here are a few must-read New York Times articles from the past week, handpicked by me for all of you.
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Although it looked like an upscale hotel lobby, those assembled were actually handpicked: The Battery is an invitation-only private social club.
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We'll be here again, a few months to a year from now, talking about another worked shoot delivered to another handpicked star.
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They only require a small investment of time and money and, in exchange, you get exposure to diverse products handpicked by experts.
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Several of these handpicked books, including John Williams's novel "Stoner," originally published in 1965, have become not just critical but commercial successes.
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Instead, his handpicked successor, João Lourenço, the defense minister popularly known as "JLo," rallied supporters at a mass gathering in the capital.
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Revival's production model allows the company to work directly with handpicked artisans all over the world while closely monitoring the creation process.
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Mr. Mueller, a childhood friend who returned home from Washington to work as Mr. Buttigieg's chief of staff, was his handpicked successor.
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She was famous before even her NASA days ... she was one of 3 black students handpicked to integrate West Virginia's graduate school.
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He rejected the advice of Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray, Trump's handpicked replacement for Comey, not to release the Nunes memo.
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It's not a surprise that Trump's handpicked Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General decided that the standards for obstruction were not met.
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Nazarbayev, 79, handed over the presidency to a handpicked successor in March after nearly three decades in power dating to Soviet times.
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Further, if we can get beyond a war of handpicked studies, we can look at what has happened in the real world.
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Christie's Handpicked: 50 works selected by the Saatchi Gallery sale in London brought in a total of £321,375 (~$425,000) on March 27.
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Christie's Handpicked: 0003 works selected by the Saatchi Collection online sale brought in a total of £104,250 (~$137,000) on March 19–28.
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They also outline his own, one that runs very much counter to what you might expect from someone handpicked by Trump himself.
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Or as Vladimir Putin declared in September at the re-inauguration of his handpicked mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, Moscow has become "hospitable and comfortable".
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A few days later, Rousseff -- his handpicked successor and protege -- named him chief of staff, a move that largely protects him from prosecution.
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Clinton's current campaign, when she held small round-table discussions with a handful of handpicked Iowans, drew criticism for seeming staged, but Mrs.
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The grocery chain's Master Sommelier Devon Broglie and his team also handpicked a list of bottles to help customers try some new varietals.
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There, a small number of handpicked hackers practice with regular military units how to conduct cyber operations against enemies in case of war.
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Claure, 48, served as Son's handpicked CEO of Sprint from 22015 until late last year and has since held the role of chairman.
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In some major races, like Florida, his handpicked candidate is running against an upstart Democrat who is betting on a big blue wave.
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And on top of all of that, Sperry is reporting that Brennan handpicked Trump hater Peter Strzok to help work on this report.
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Germany is just one of the members of that group that has its own (Germany's handpicked) chairman, who is the forum's official spokesman.
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But Reid's handpicked replacement, Catherine Cortez Masto, is holding a slim lead in the polls after trailing Heck for most of the race.
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We suggest starting with the movies leaving at the end of November—and we've handpicked the most essential flicks in that category. Why?
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So, as the bill is written, even the poster family Paul Ryan handpicked to support the bill would lose out by year 10.
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Last October, the company also released Tribeca Shortlist — the one-stop shop for all high-quality movies handpicked by actors, writers, and directors.
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But in reality, the country remains a one-party state, with people allowed to vote only for the candidates handpicked by the party.
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Here are three must-watch videos handpicked by CNBC: President Donald Trump on Monday held his first Cabinet meeting at the White House.
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Swarup was handpicked by Modi to lead a turnaround in the coal sector soon after the prime minister came to power in 2014.
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Mr. Priebus has made clear that there is "no mechanism" for Mr. Trump to insert his own handpicked chairman over the current structure.
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We have also handpicked a small selection of the best deals on everything else, including smart bulbs, electric toothbrushes, beard trimmers, and more.
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Mr. Maduro, the handpicked successor of President Hugo Chávez, has dismal approval ratings amid the lack of food and electricity in the country.
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"Of course not," Rhodes told Goldberg when asked if he told Samuels the writer was handpicked to "retail" the administration's message on Iran.
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A Brian Kemp campaign donor, former Republican Party official, and the handpicked chief of what he has fashioned as a Kemp Revenge Commission.
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Little by little at first, and much more aggressively later, he had a handpicked court take over pretty much all of parliament's power.
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Three months after his first term expired, Teto's handpicked chief of police was caught transporting more than a ton of marijuana into Texas.
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Ahead, we've handpicked a few of our favorite real wedding videos that invoke the full spectrum of human emotions, from heartwarming to hilarious.
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Demand continues to grow for its roasted beans—organic and handpicked, neatly packaged in shiny foil wrapping, snatched greedily down from supermarket shelves.
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Maduro, who was Chávez's vice president and handpicked successor, reveres his former boss and has tried to emulate him ever since Chávez's demise.
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As one of about 100 state-owned companies administered directly by the central government, its top officials are handpicked by the Communist Party.
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All three Kims ran for president in 1987, splitting the opposition vote against Mr. Chun's handpicked successor, Roh Tae-woo, a former general.
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Republican lawmakers were further shocked when their handpicked consultant's report tied increased funding to improved outcomes and recommended billions in additional education spending.
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Popular anchors like Charlie Rose — who was handpicked by Mr. Fager, a good friend, to co-host a revamped morning program — lured viewers.
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A helicopter assault emerged as the favored option, and a handpicked commando team swept into the Qaeda leader's compound on May 1, 2011.
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His handpicked candidate to succeed him, former Finance Minister José Antonio Meade, is running in third place in the July 1 presidential election.
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In addition to the cheerleaders, there is the Moranbong band, the all-female music group whose members are handpicked by Kim Jong-un.
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Later, he helped develop fabrics for Kanye West's Yeezy line after being handpicked by West during the rapper's 2015 visit to Saint Martins.
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Although many were the president's handpicked aides, Mr. Miller told him they had become part of the problem by constantly citing legal hurdles.
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At first, many Haitians viewed Mr. Moïse guardedly; he was former President Michel Martelly's handpicked successor, and few people had heard of him.
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But one mystery remained: While nearly everyone knew of Cuba's president, Raúl Castro, his handpicked successor, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, was virtually unknown.
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We try to follow him, but the way is blocked: Only a few media outlets have been handpicked to attend the press conference.
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"The Two Popes" offers a far more benevolent interpretation, suggesting that Benedict virtually handpicked Francis to welcome, or at least accept, future reform.
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But its legislature is only partially elected by popular vote, and its chief executive is essentially handpicked by Beijing and its local allies.
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" The network said that Mr. Klepper would "surround himself with a handpicked team of contributors contractually obligated to reinforce his singularly correct worldview.
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To get you started, we handpicked 27 of our favorite items from the trend section and loaded them up in the slideshow ahead.
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The FBI would have had reason to exclude much of this timeline back when it granted interviews to handpicked reporters about the case.
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Unlike the industrial grows of the central coast, where grapes are often mechanically harvested, grapes in Napa and Sonoma are almost always handpicked.
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We have looked through the wide selection of offers and handpicked the very best deals on laptops, tablets, beard trimmers, electric toothbrushes, and more.
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Because what we know for sure is Mr. Mueller handpicked a committee to makeup his special counsel team that has the exact same agenda.
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The Senate report echoes conclusions reached by US intelligence agencies, including Trump's handpicked officials to lead the FBI, CIA, NSA and the Justice Department.
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For the uninitiated, a streaming IP is an IP address that's handpicked to work with just streaming services for a specific region or country.
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For instance, Republican Diane Harkey, Issa's handpicked successor, openly expresses reservations about Trump and the new tax plan, which poses particular problems for Californians.
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A slowing economy has dragged down industries such as tourism and renewable energy, handpicked by the provincial government as new drivers of Yulin's economy.
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Curiel said there was extensive evidence Trump had not personally met, interviewed or selected Trump University instructors, though he represented they had been handpicked.
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Hailemariam was the handpicked successor of Meles Zenawi, the former strongman whose 17-year rule ended abruptly with his death from cancer in 2012.
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Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, a former interior minister handpicked to succeed Joseph Kabila, the unpopular incumbent, won a paltry 18.5% (see Middle East & Africa section).
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Think about a treasury secretary handpicked by a man who bankrupted and was forced to resign from the only company he ever took public.
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His handpicked successor, João Lourenço, does not have the same standing within the party—nor does he inspire the same fear in its opponents.
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To help, we've rounded up easy-to-copy looks from the past two seasons — and handpicked the products you need to achieve each one.
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He was handpicked by original star LeVar Burton for the role and the two met for the first time on set in South Africa.
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We've handpicked the most eye-opening trips — and the most uplifting activities you can do while you're there — to help jumpstart the healing process.
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David Joyce (R-Ohio), who saw Trump personally get involved in his state's GOP chairmanship race to defeat the handpicked candidate of rival Gov.
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We have done all the hard work for you and handpicked the very best deals on everything, including 4K TVs, laptops, and gaming products.
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This is not, though, the kind of thing one expects a crack team of handpicked food crisis planners to be hinging their hopes on.
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But does anyone expect Donald Trump's handpicked foot-soldier, a guy who sees the agency as "a sad, sick joke," to take that on?
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Trump, of course, made both races about him, treating the Republican candidates, Ron DeSantis in Florida and Brian Kemp in Georgia, as handpicked surrogates.
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Mr. Dugas resigned, but made his resignation effective a year from now, and the company's independent directors decided against nominating Mr. Pulte's handpicked representative.
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Goh handpicked furniture during several trips to Paris and London, choosing four red wing chairs with the British coat of arms as an accent.
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The small shop, which opened in 0553, showcases handpicked clothing, handbags, paintings and lamps, but the collection focuses on vintage and modern costume jewelry.
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"People in the list are handpicked by [Torshin] and me and are VERY influential in Russia," Butina wrote to Erickson on November 22018, 281.
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One didn't have to be a Trumpist to enjoy the downfall of the Wisconsin governor Scott Walker, the handpicked favorite of the Koch brothers.
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Now Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, Ms. Rousseff, faces an impeachment trial on claims that she manipulated the budget to conceal mounting economic problems.
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Now you were backing off of that and demanding instead that I publish a handpicked expert, and that's just not the way this works.
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We have handpicked the very best deals on everything from PS4 games to wireless speakers, with a bunch of gaming accessories thrown in too.
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We have handpicked the very best deals from across the web, with chances to save on Amazon devices, gaming subscriptions, 4K TVs, and more.
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But the congress is packed with officials handpicked for their loyalty to the party, and they are unlikely to delay or overhaul the plans.
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In some major races, like Florida, his handpicked candidate is running up against an upstart Democrat who is betting on a big blue wave.
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Her endeavors got grander, eventually encompassing a handpicked ensemble of singers and evening-length events that added choreography, film, sets, costumes, character and instrumentation.
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He has repeatedly criticized his handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell, and has described the central bank as a counterweight to his economic policies.
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La Fuerza sets itself apart in that makes its own vermouth, using wines made in Mendoza and flavored with botanicals handpicked in the Andes.
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After Mr. Kenyatta's death in 1978, his handpicked successor, Daniel Arap Moi, banned other political parties, largely to keep Mr. Odinga out of politics.
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The USMCA talks between Trump's chief trade negotiator, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, and nine Democrats handpicked by Pelosi have gone on for months.
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"The handpicked 'stewardship council' will have no real authority or practical ability to override the wishes of PIR's new private equity owners," said Stoltz.
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Mr. Putin was handpicked by President Boris N. Yeltsin to succeed him in 2000, in an election where other candidates were at a disadvantage.
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But of the nine questions that Cook answered, four of them submitted in advance and handpicked by Cook, the topic never came up again.
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Mr. Chávez died in 2013, replaced by a handpicked but much less popular successor, Nicolás Maduro, who soon was saddled by falling oil prices.
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Fantagio handpicked the five young men to sing, act, dance and generally dazzle people, according to an entertainment site, which reported on their debut.
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During Lula's and his successor Rousseff's stints in power, the Workers Party threw the weight of the state behind a group of handpicked conglomerates.
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Duperreault, who took the helm of AIG that same year, handpicked Zaffino to work alongside him in an effort to turn the company around.
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The House Judiciary Committee has historically led impeachment investigations, but Democratic Party leaders can also opt to put a select, handpicked committee in charge.
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Duperreault, who took the helm of AIG that same year, handpicked Zaffino to work alongside him in an effort to turn the company around.
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After giving up the chief executive title to his handpicked successor, John J. Brennan, Mr. Bogle openly disagreed with several of Mr. Brennan's decisions.
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Carson said he didn't know about the costly furniture, but emails obtained by CNN show that he and his wife had handpicked the set.
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Remember, this is a group of individuals who knew each other, some were handpicked by their friends to work in this project, if you will.
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Evans -- whom WITI says Clarke handpicked to run the jail, which saw seven in-custody deaths in two years under her leadership -- resigned last year.
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The soon-to-be newlyweds have handpicked organizations benefiting causes close to their hearts, including women's empowerment, conservation, the environment, homelessness and the Armed Forces.
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And the attack has been implemented by a handpicked team of former lobbyists who previously worked for some of the country's most predatory education profiteers.
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His handpicked successor, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, 883, is a Communist Party loyalist who has shown the sort of restraint the Castros have always prized.
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The Justice Department has not specified the reason for the recusal, which left Mr. Berman's handpicked deputy, Robert S. Khuzami, in charge of the investigation.
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His handpicked successor is Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, 57, above right, a Communist Party loyalist who is an enigma both on and off the island.
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The chief surprise this week was the mass resignation of the strategy office's nine executives, including an old guard handpicked by the elder Mr Lee.
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Logos from Japan is not a comprehensive survey but rather a collection of logos handpicked by Counter-Print, so the selections inherently reflect a bias.
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" Claire Isaacs: "You're probably thinking I'll say a bowl of buttery Nocellara del Belice olives lovingly handpicked and imported from Castelvetranos in Sicily, but no.
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Handpicked by STEM experts, your kid will receive a toy each month that encourages learning about science, technology, engineering, and math through playing and building.
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Instead they could bring in a handpicked person from across the sea or offer 30,000 euros to an EU host for each individual they refuse.
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A few days later, his handpicked successor and protege, President Dilma Rousseff, named him chief of staff, a move that largely protects him from prosecution.
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Worth noting: FBI Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General Jeff Sessions — who head both entities mentioned in Trump's tweet — were handpicked by the president himself.
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If that sounds up your street, why not tuck into the ten juiciest, thickest, deepest basslines in Jamaican musical history, handpicked by the boys themselves.
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He handpicked the basin and the antique tiles for the backsplash, and when he came to check on the workers' progress, inquired about the sink.
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Joe Grogan, Mulvaney's handpicked choice to lead the White House Domestic Policy Council, was reportedly among those arguing the administration should support the judge's ruling.
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The NRSC is also spending $6.4 million in Nevada to boost the chances of defeating likely Democratic candidate Catherine Cortez Masto, Reid's handpicked successor. Rep.
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In fact, Mr. Trump struggled to identify a single one of the instructors he claimed to have handpicked, even after he was shown their photographs.
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Secretary Pompeo's handpicked envoy, Steve Begin, had to wait until December before having any negotiating session of his own with his elusive North Korean counterpart.
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In a "60 Minutes" interview, Brad Parscale says he handpicked Republican Facebook employees — he calls them "embeds" — to guide him with placement of microtargeted ads.
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Other targets of Trump's ire, like Judge Gonzalo Curiel and the Khan family, seemed handpicked for their uprightness, their dignity, their not-like-Donald virtues.
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Venezuela's National Assembly was once considered a rubber stamp, quickly approving the plans of the previous president, Hugo Chávez, and his handpicked successor, Mr. Maduro.
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These choices should not be left to the secret deliberation of a judge, handpicked by prosecutors, who sits on the lowest tier of the judiciary.
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And mail artists were typically sending postcards, letters and packages to select, handpicked recipients, networks far from the enormous reach and popularity of social media.
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By contrast, Ms. Pelosi praised Mr. Trump's handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell, and his independence in the face of repeated criticism from the president.
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"When it comes out that he was handpicked at the highest possible level, our great nation will be the laughingstock of the world," he said.
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He's actually stayed in the room too, which includes a foyer, kitchen, and dining room, all in bold gem tone colors, with artwork Berkus handpicked.
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But Gottlieb's handpicked replacement, National Cancer Institute Director Ned Sharpless, faltered on multiple occasions during a seven-month stint as acting commissioner that ended Friday.
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Sureau and Buisine were handpicked by the company SOS which specialises in social projects and targets re-opening 100 cafes this year in struggling villages.
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A PlayStation Plus membership lets you get exclusive discounts at the PlayStation store and download 24 handpicked PS4 games every year at no extra cost.
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Now renamed "It's A Man's World," Reebok handpicked five women of color who defy convention and are carving their own paths in predominantly male fields.
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The president renewed his attacks on the Fed and his handpicked chairman, Jerome Powell, in a tweet posted shortly before the jobs report was released.
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He will have to overcome Republican opponent Bryan Steil, Ryan's former aide and handpicked successor behind whom the House speaker has put his fundraising clout.
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While you're in the Alley, be sure to meet our Disrupt Berlin 2019 TC Top Picks — a cadre of innovative startups handpicked by TechCrunch editors.
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And in 8003, his handpicked candidate for governor, Ron DeSantis, also defied the conventional wisdom and won the state by less than half a point.
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In 2008, term limits forced Mr. Putin to yield the presidency to a handpicked successor, Dmitri Medvedev, and to slide into the prime minister's seat.
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Mr. Putin's old friend and handpicked prime minister, Dmitri A. Medvedev, recently dismissed Mr. Navalny, without mentioning his name, as a "rogue" trusted by nobody.
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After being handpicked to be his successor by Mr. Chávez, before his death in 2013, the left-leaning Mr. Maduro narrowly won a snap election.
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Mr. Nazarbayev handpicked his successor, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, a former prime minister and foreign minister, who had been Parliament speaker until anointed as acting president.
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Kazakhstan: Lopsided election results were released confirming the victory of the old order's handpicked candidate in a tightly controlled vote marred by hundreds of detentions.
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Angolan president Jose Eduardo dos Santos stepped down this year after four decades in power; his handpicked successor has pushed out some key dos Santos allies.
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Maduro was handpicked by Chávez to succeed him before he died of cancer in 2013, but has never commanded anything like the same level of loyalty.
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So, in celebration of the Saint Pablo tour, Kim shared a handpicked playlist of the Kanye material that is nearest and dearest to her heart. Cute!
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The site currently features a pop-up shop of handpicked Acne Studios classics, show pieces, and exclusive items from previous collections, all up to 75% off.
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His handpicked successor will be the first person outside the Castro dynasty to rule the island since the Cuban revolution more than half a century ago.
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Trump has steadily ratcheted up his criticism of the Fed and Powell, who was handpicked by the president in late 2017 to head the central bank.
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Rather, he was the handpicked successor of José Eduardo dos Santos, who had run the country since 1979, and whose cronies controlled much of the economy.
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Then, he sends a personalized email with details about the home to a handpicked list of agents that he knows are most active in the neighborhood.
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The invite-only model includes 61 handpicked artists, including choreographer Stephen Petronio, cartoonist Spike Trotman, writer Darian Symbol Harvin, artist Shantell Martin and illustrator Elizabeth Haidle.
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His handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, was controversially impeached in September over alleged budgetary violations and replaced as president by Michel Temer, who himself faces corruption charges.
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All the music that gets played from the time the doors open, between the acts, up until we go on stage is all handpicked by us.
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Dave East was handpicked by Nas as a protege and has a skillset that has gained him the respect of artists that helped shape his outlook.
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Rumors began circulating early this week that Rousseff, who was handpicked by Lula in 2010 to succeed him as president, would appoint him to her cabinet.
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Three other states — Idaho, Louisiana and Tennessee — are hybrids: Delegates are partially handpicked by the candidates and through a ballot vote at a primary or caucus.
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Some analysts expect the party to give citizens a choice among (currently handpicked) candidates for seats in the National Assembly, whose modest powers may be expanded.
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We made it easy to navigate the main doorbuster categories below, and we handpicked a list of the best deals we've found at Kohl's so far.
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Cuba has shown us how 60 years of repression can be normalized: Miguel Díaz-Canel was recently handpicked to succeed the dictator Raúl Castro, Fidel's brother.
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His role will be similar to the prime ministers in monarchies such as Jordan and Morocco, who are handpicked and overshadowed by those countries' powerful kings.
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Her first TV ad in the race took aim at Ossoff as Pelosi's "handpicked candidate" and slammed him in a fundraising email over his celebrity support.
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Intel did give five minutes each to present the shareholder proposals and a whole 12 minutes to questions and answers, but the questions were clearly handpicked.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Ryan's handpicked successor as House GOP leader, also cannot run afoul of too many members and still win a leadership race.
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Amul Thapar, McConnell favorite Thapar, 49, was handpicked by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to serve as the US attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky.
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Notable this year is the inclusion of work that Mr. Taylor has commissioned for the first time from handpicked artistic heirs — Larry Keigwin and Doug Elkins.
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He fervently advocated for Ricky Waddell, the deputy national security adviser who was handpicked by Bolton's predecessor, H.R. McMaster, to remain on the national security team.
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There's no guaranteed response from somebody's handpicked expert and I mean, that's not how the New York Times op-ed page works or the Washington Post.
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A later version of YouTube Kids will go even further — allowing parents to select individual videos or channels they approve of, for a truly handpicked selection.
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Lam, who was handpicked by the central government in Beijing, has showed little interest in withdrawing the legislation and has compared the protesters to spoiled children.
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Trump can't bellow "deep state," not when he handpicked Bolton at a stage of his presidency when he'd already become sensitive to that supposedly pernicious force.
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Lam, Beijing's handpicked chief executive, who will be under even heavier scrutiny as she tries to bring a divided city together to head off the outbreak.
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In the case of the Texas decision, plaintiffs handpicked the jurisdiction believing that their chances for success would be improved because of its business-friendly reputation.
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But that is likely to change with Michel Temer, the center-right president who took office last year when Lula's handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, was impeached.
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Mr. Spicer told a handpicked group of reporters in a briefing in his spacious office that the White House would relentlessly counter coverage it considered inaccurate.
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The collection marked the launch of the brand's new Recicla label, which consists of handpicked vintage garments that Galliano and his team transform into new forms.
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The clothes can be purchased online, or a box of eight handpicked pieces can be sent straight to the customer each month through its subscription service.
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That resulted in the disclosure that the party, under Mr. Obama's handpicked chairwoman, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, had sought to undermine Mr. Sanders's candidacy.
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In March 245, Lam was handpicked as China's candidate to succeed Leung and easily won election by a committee of about 1,200 mostly pro-Beijing figures.
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In March 2017, Lam was handpicked as China's candidate to succeed Leung and easily won election by a committee of about 1,200 mostly pro-Beijing figures.
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President Donald Trump is just a few steps away from labeling his handpicked FBI director as the boss of a Deep State cabal undermining his administration.
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The activist investor has called for Mr. Kleinfeld to be fired and replaced by Elliott's own handpicked chief executive, Larry Lawson, who led Spirit AeroSystems Holdings.
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"Today, if I do a truly special piece, it is only for a handpicked client, but mostly for the pleasure it gives me," Mr. Journe said.
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Indeed, the current CBO director was handpicked by Paul Ryan and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, who, until recently, headed the House Budget Committee.
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Nazarbayev, who ruled oil producer Kazakhstan for almost three decades, handpicked the 66-year-old career diplomat as his successor when he stepped down in March.
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The pied-piper of racial animus, mistrust and division pronounced himself a champion of Black History Month before a handpicked group of black supporters, journalists and photographers.
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The App: OnceThe Pitch: Handpicked matches every dayWhat we think: True to its name, Once is a dating app that handpicks one match for you each day.
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In addition to fending off diplomatic pressure over the crisis, the Myanmar government has also invited a handpicked media delegation to visit the affected region this week.
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It's always the best of the best, handpicked to get people as hyped as possible, and let's face it: even the worst movie can have great moments.
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What he doesn't seem to know yet is that one meeting, or even a few meetings, with some handpicked ideologues won't come close to fulfilling that responsibility.
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All of the questions were handpicked on Thursday night, and many of them were laughably soft -- including one asking Trump about his most important early childhood memory.
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" The chain also said that the strawberries "are considered as delicacies of limited quantity and they are handpicked to ensure only the highest quality ones are harvested.
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On Sunday, tens of thousands of Imamoglu supporters celebrated in the streets of Istanbul after the former businessman triumphed over Erdogan's handpicked candidate by almost 800,000 votes.
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Mr Atambayev likes to portray himself as a devoted democrat—but to get his handpicked successor elected, he resorted to tricks straight out of the authoritarian playbook.
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The current president's handpicked successor, Jovenel Moïse, a banana exporter who was a virtual unknown in Haiti, officially came in first with 32.8 percent of the vote.
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Since her appointment in May, Bastos has spearheaded the most ambitious turnaround of BNDES in two decades, reversing years of costly support for handpicked corporate 'national champions'.
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With my newfound duties as one of his handpicked cultural curators, I simply can't take up precious space in Drake's internal mood board with trash like this.
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A minister from the government — currently the Law and Justice Party, a right-wing populist party that has ruled since 2015 — would then have handpicked new justices.
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Tackling themes that range from "Grand Illusion" to the proverbial selfie, every contributing artist is handpicked by a dedicated staff that spans from New York to Portland.
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But the stock lost more than 90 percent of its value after his handpicked successor allowed Citigroup to build up a huge exposure to toxic subprime assets.
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"These districts for the specials are Donald Trump's handpicked districts," Dan Sena, DCCC executive director, said of the special election races on a recent call with reporters.
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When haute couture was a thing made to order in Paris and Paris only, of French fabric, by a few esteemed designers handpicked by the Chambre Syndicale.
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Those handpicked few are trained to detect threats such as explosives or contraband including narcotics, said David Ferland, who heads the United States Police Canine Association (USPCA).
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Three years on, he has started to retreat in the face of opposition, giving up an outside audit and taking powers away from his handpicked point man.
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The high tide of its prominence came under Hu Jintao, formerly the first secretary of the league, who was handpicked by Deng to be China's top leader.
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Although the Duchess of Sussex does not appear on the cover, she handpicked the 15 inspirational women — including Jameela Jamil and Jacinda Ardern — who feature on it.
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In the high season, Wish Farms picks, chills, and ships some twenty million berries—all handpicked by a seasonal workforce of six hundred and fifty farm laborers.
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Trump's own handpicked spy chief, acting director of national intelligence Joseph Maguire, confirmed to Congress on Thursday that the complaint lines up with the White House's memo.
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Now in its sixth year, the events have gotten bigger and bigger, with a second-to-none lineup of local and international acts handpicked by Murphy himself.
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At the bigger promotions—think WWE or the now-defunct WCW—the promoters or their handpicked creative teams will come up with gimmicks for wrestlers to portray.
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We've handpicked five of the best educational toys that provide a firm foundation for learning and education, thereby giving your child a good start early in life.
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Tepperman may also be too sanguine about some of his political heroes: Brazil's Lula is under investigation for graft, and his handpicked successor has just been impeached.
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He was handpicked by former President Nelson Mandela to be his heir but lost out Thabo Mbeki, a struggle leader who came to South Africa from exile.
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The move came a few hours after Mr. Netanyahu's handpicked justice minister, Amir Ohana, imposed emergency measures on Israeli courts in an order announced after 1 a.m.
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Below you'll find a selection of recent and still relevant winners that I handpicked based on what I admired most and what I think you'd enjoy reading.
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Initially, he and his handpicked crew competed in Jolt43, a good-looking, quick but not especially competitive Baltic 45 class yacht built by the Finnish yard Reichel.
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Many of Wynn Resorts' top executives were handpicked by Mr. Wynn and, many analysts suggested, remain loyal to him, raising the possibility that other leaders could depart.
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Meghan handpicked Lindbergh to photograph the 15 women she named "Forces for Change" for the September issue of British Vogue's cover, which the royal mom guest edited.
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The Cornyn camp seemed worried enough about the full-throated moderate Ms. Hegar to condemn her as the "handpicked candidate" of Chuck Schumer, liberal of New York.
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Players walk to their places through cheering throngs of fans as a handpicked song booms over the loudspeakers and the auditorium becomes bathed in cool, blue light.
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Opinion polls showed him with 47 percent of support, ahead of 24 percent for Mr. Tshisekedi and 19 percent for Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, Mr. Kabila's handpicked successor.
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Berhalter, who will leave the Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer after five seasons, was the handpicked choice of the national team's new general manager, Earnie Stewart.
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He left the post, for which he had been handpicked by President Trump, after being accused of a yearslong pattern of sexual misconduct with his casino employees.
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His handpicked replacement, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, saw his nomination collapse last week amid a barrage of accusations related to his work as the White House physician.
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And just this year in Ecuador, Lenín Moreno, handpicked by an autocrat as successor, has enacted a ban on re-election intended to prevent the autocrat's return.
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A rising star in the party, the former San Antonio mayor was handpicked by Obama to serve as secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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But even his most ardent supporters acknowledge that a Senate-confirmed director, handpicked by the president, would be better positioned to be an advocate for the agency.
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Over time, index funds tend to outperform actively managed mutual funds that hold investments handpicked by humans, in part because the active funds often cost significantly more.
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And in the Syracuse area, the national party's handpicked candidate for the House, Juanita Perez Williams, was routed by Dana Balter, the preferred pick of local Democrats.
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Shaw has handpicked the songwriters from her long and eclectic list of songwriter friends, and though they may not be household names, their music is instantly recognizable.
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Mr. Trump has pushed the Fed to slash rates and routinely blasts the central bank and his handpicked chair, Jerome H. Powell, for holding back economic growth.
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Brian Kehew, an American keyboard player and a touring technician with the band, said Mr. Rogan had handpicked much of the Who's road crew over the years.
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Miriam-Teak Lee's ebullient Juliet is seen departing Verona for Paris, which is to say the city, not the dreary swain handpicked for her by her parents.
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Staff expressed frustration over Tillerson's tendency to insulate himself within a small cocoon of handpicked advisers, effectively shutting experienced career officials out of the decision-making process.
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Diaz-Canel, Raul Castro's handpicked successor, recently reinstated the highly visible trips across the island, perhaps to show a more responsive government in times of economic crisis.
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Ms. Pelosi has dispatched her handpicked House general counsel to sit at the table inside the Senate chamber, with the prosecutors acting as her eyes and ears.
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The president has compared Powell to a "golfer who can't putt" and even suggested his handpicked Fed chief is a "bigger enemy" than Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Mr. Hogan, a bluff political outsider midway through his first term, defeated the handpicked candidate of Maryland's Democratic establishment, a former law school classmate of Mr. Obama's.
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He and his handpicked orchestra and chorus make their North American debut in these performances of Verdi's "Requiem," accompanied here by a film commissioned from Jonas Mekas.
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Republicans have attacked the Georgia Democrat for his Hollywood boost and have sought to paint him as the "handpicked candidate" of House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.).
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Since 2013, the company has been under the artistic stewardship of two of its veteran dancers, Carolyn Lucas and Diane Madden, who were handpicked by Ms. Brown.
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Made from handpicked beans infused in pineapple brandy, with vanilla beans added, the coffee liqueur delivers bright, lightly acidic coffee flavor and some sweetness without being syrupy.
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Maduro, Chávez's vice president and handpicked successor, temporarily assumed the office of the presidency, and was narrowly elected president in the elections that took place shortly after.
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But since he was handpicked by Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and reports to her, any decision to free the reporters would almost certainly rest with her.
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Last month Moranbong, a female pop group whose members were said to be handpicked by Mr. Kim, canceled a concert in Beijing and returned home in a huff.
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The Myanmar Armed Forces, or Tatmadaw, is led by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, who was handpicked by former junta strongman Than Shwe to succeed him in 2011.
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For their first series, Madewell's Head of Design, Joyce Lee, handpicked three artists "based on their aesthetic, creativity and passion for their art," according to a press release.
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" In the profile, author David Samuels writes that "handpicked Beltway insiders like Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic and Laura Rozen of Al-Monitor helped retail the administration's narrative.
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Every bottle in the collection was handpicked by Lidl's master of wine and sommelier Adam Lapierre, who covered everything from refreshing whites to crisp rosés to light reds.
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We have handpicked the very best deals on a wide selection of Amazon devices, kitchen appliances, and more, including juicers, kettles, stand mixers, smart home devices, and speakers.
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Erdogan's vision Almost a month ago, Erdogan deposed his own handpicked Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu due to the latter's attempts to carve out his own influence in government.
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However, Zuckerberg put the kibosh on researchers' and journalists' recent plea to create safe harbor for entities outside of Zuckerberg's handpicked crew to still use Facebook for research.
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At the top levels of the Russian government, democracy is seen as nothing but a hoax used to fool people into voting for candidates handpicked by shadowy elites.
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Outside, over the music and the sound of chatter, handpicked executives from across the global oil industry wait for Mr Sechin at the company's annual St Petersburg party.
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It wasn't primetime, but it was the national debut for the former Clinton environmental adviser the Democratic Party had handpicked to challenge Pennsylvania's Republican incumbent senator, Pat Toomey.
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Kuroda has launched an unprecedented burst of monetary stimulus since Abe handpicked him a few months after he swept to power in December 2012, pledging to end deflation.
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Now we're premiering the official remix, which comes courtesy of French producer (and THUMP favourite) LeMarquis, who was handpicked for the task by the Los Angeles hitmaker himself.
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In the weeks leading up to the battle, more than 1 million carnations and various flowers are grown and handpicked from the acres of fields surrounding the city.
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But if elected members of Congress wouldn't oust Trump for Russia-related crimes, it's hard to imagine why a handpicked team of political allies would do so instead.
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The new party leadership he puts together — approved by delegates who, though technically chosen in local elections, are actually handpicked loyalists — will make the party truly his own.
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The ailing Mr. Redstone fired off a terse missive on Wednesday, expressing wariness about Mr. Dauman, his handpicked steward of the company, but also those who support him.
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The new lawmakers even said they would hold a vote to remove Mr. Chávez's handpicked successor, President Nicolás Maduro, and field their own candidate to run the country.
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Mr. Aquino's handpicked successor, the former interior secretary Mar Roxas, is running on a platform of replicating the current administration's policies, and he is trailing in the polls.
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"The Duchess of Sussex handpicked 15 inspirational women to feature on the cover, all who she thinks are "raising the bar for equality, kindness, justice, and open mindedness.
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Facebook News is a new, dedicated news section on Facebook that displays stories from handpicked publishers including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Business Insider.
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Ritchie took over nearly 1½ years ago, handpicked by Schnatter as his successor, in the wake of critical comments the founder made of NFL leadership in November 2017.
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And we (that's our Australia bureau) are here to help, with a few fantastic recent stories about the intersection of pop culture and technology — handpicked for Australian readers.
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As someone who is handpicked by Beijing and nominally serves both the Chinese Communist Party and Hong Kong's people, she has limited power over the land she runs.
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"Politically sensitive cases are being assigned to handpicked benches, with no senior judge on them, so that the desired outcomes are achieved," Mr. Bhushan said in an interview.
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And both of Trump's Supreme Court nominees, Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch, were handpicked from a list developed and widely supported by conservative and anti-abortion groups.
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The president has called Fed officials "boneheads" with "no guts" and even questioned whether his handpicked Fed chief Powell is a "bigger enemy" than Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Indeed, special care is taken when it comes to trainers, who are handpicked for "how they weave in the mental and physical athletes of training," Mr. Hesse said.
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By the time news broke that the congressman was on his way out, he had already handpicked and endorsed Cook County Commissioner Jesus "Chuy" Garcia to succeed him.
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People were lured into a free workshop with marketing materials that promised they'd learn Trump's real estate secrets from his "handpicked" instructors and maybe even from Trump himself.
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Without the puffery used to promote the seminars — calling them a "university," saying Trump had "handpicked" the professors — Trump University might have been able to stay in business.
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For the past two weeks, Dutch marines and American Green Berets have been training the handpicked Senegalese naval commandos in skills such as marksmanship, beach landings and counterterrorism operations.
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The facts are compelling, all the more so because they come not from President Donald Trump's critics or 'fake news' reports, but from Trump's own handpicked colleagues and associates.
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According to Business of Fashion Coodington handpicked all four models, including actresses Elle Fanning and Lupita Nyong'o and models Christy Turlington and Natalie Westling to star in the ads.
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On the streets surrounding the Silos, wives and trailing husbands moved politely between the 100-plus vendors with names like OLIVE & PEARL and Olivia + Ocean, handpicked by Joanna herself.
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Haddad — who was handpicked to replace former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on the ballot, when Lula ended his own campaign — is running a close second with 21%.
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He was handpicked by de la Renta for the job and joined the brand after the designer's death in 2014, A replacement has yet to be announced for Copping.
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Ingoglia, a state lawmaker who prides himself as a grassroots warrior in touch with the primal desires of the base, unseated Scott's handpicked state party chair in early 22011.
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But here are some ideas: The Hamilton who survived the duel would have run for president against Jefferson's handpicked successor, brilliant but colorless James Madison -- and won going away.
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The British singer, who handpicked Michael's song "Fastlove" to sing, stopped and restarted her cover after a performance issue – referencing to her technical difficulties during last year's Grammy Awards.
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In contrast, Tribeca Shortlist offers a smaller catalog of movies handpicked by actors, filmmakers and other industry insiders, and usually accompanied by a brief video recommendation called a Shortlister.
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Fed officials including Powell, Trump's handpicked chair, have said pointedly that they will not be influenced by comments from elected officials, and will make decisions based on economic data.
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Cabinet members, on the other hand, are handpicked by the president and confirmed by the Senate, which makes them more like a vice president than a member of Congress.
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"There are a number of questions," he said, "First of all John Cryan was his man, he handpicked him in 2015," Hirt said, in reference to the outgoing CEO.
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Shane's handpicked curations also show that, even as AI is rapidly improving and fears are rising that such technology will supplant jobs, it still has a lot to learn.
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She won, as handpicked party hacks in special elections usually do, and thus has a leg up on the primary election in September and the general election in November.
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In Angola, for example, President José Eduardo dos Santos stepped down after 85033 years in power but only after arranging for a handpicked successor to win election in 2017.
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I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Pallini orchards on the Amalfi coast in southern Italy, where small harvests of gigantic Sfusato Amalfitano lemons are handpicked for distillation.
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Mr. Allen, criticized for AT&T's lagging stock growth, stepped down in 1997 after the board rejected his handpicked successor and named C. Michael Armstrong chairman and chief executive.
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With its white walls and concrete floor stained golden saffron, the new space and its 18-foot ceilings nicely show off handpicked clothing, much of it from emerging designers.
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The Wedding Economy Among the handpicked performers who will entertain the wedding guests of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle this weekend is 19-year-old cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason.
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Tuesday afternoon in the Rose Garden, Trump will pardon the two birds handpicked by the National Turkey Federation to get official amnesty from Thanksgiving dinner plates by the President.
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As a fighter pilot in the Syrian Army, Faris was handpicked for a joint Syrian-Russian space program and spent two years in Moscow training to become an astronaut.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett in 2007 made a $1 million bet that an S&P 19 index fund would outperform a handpicked portfolio of hedge funds over 10 years.
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To keep the trolls at bay, it has a blacklist of words that won't count towards countries' totals, and posts that get projected onto the tower will be handpicked.
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Marzano assumed command of the Kennedy, designated CVN-79, on October 1, at a ceremony attended by the carrier&aposs first 43 sailors, who were handpicked for the assignment.
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His handpicked successor, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, won the election to succeed him last summer, in a vote that the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe denounced as unfair.
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Last week, The New York Times reported that Uber's new chief operating officer, Barney Harford, a handpicked deputy of Mr. Khosrowshahi's, was under scrutiny for making racially insensitive comments.
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His open coffin was surrounded by massive banks of flowers, most of them handpicked from the countryside, including lilacs that are now in bloom, tulips, cherry blossoms, and wildflowers.
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Each month's kit will have a new toy handpicked by STEM experts for that each group, each encouraging learning about science, technology, engineering, and math through playing and building.
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Instead, there's a mad scramble to set off this latest smoke bomb, despite pleas to not do so from, among other people, Mr. Trump's handpicked F.B.I. director, Christopher Wray.
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It's also not clear if her replacement would be more sympathetic to the protesters' efforts, as anyone who takes over for her would almost certainly be handpicked by Beijing.
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A clubby place whose third floor is a renowned private playroom for handpicked V.I.P.s, the Spotted Pig has racked up Michelin stars and accolades for its chef, April Bloomfield.
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And Mick Mulvaney, Mr. Trump's incoming chief of staff, said on ABC's "This Week" that Mr. Trump now realized he lacked authority to fire Mr. Powell, his handpicked chairman.
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The high-profile butchers Erika Nakamura and Jocelyn Guest, who were handpicked by Ms. Bloomfield to run White Gold Butchers, on the Upper West Side, walked away in March.
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And it may be unrealistic to expect that the handpicked envoy of a president who has so totally debased political discourse could be respectful or wise in his utterances.
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In three years of scouting, Mr. Cavalli and his team — which includes a handpicked collection of curators, designers and architects — found a remarkable lineup of rare artists and objects.
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Many called the supercrew not an elite group with the best chance to call the game fairly, but a handpicked unit designed to do Commissioner Roger Goodell's dirty work.
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Roosevelt actually mounted a comeback against his handpicked replacement, William Howard Taft, while Hoover castigated Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal program as "despotism" at the Republican convention in 1936.
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What's more, she said, the athletes and cheerleaders at the Olympics are "carefully handpicked and vetted North Koreans, children of the elite ruling class" who have decent living standards.
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It also included some flowers handpicked by Prince Harry (forget-me-nots, a favorite of his mother, Princess Diana) from the Kensington Palace garden the day before the wedding.
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They are a mix of bureau veterans and relative newcomers handpicked by Mueller and his prosecutors to handle the highest-profile and most sensitive federal investigation in a generation.
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President Donald Trump is continuing his retribution campaign against administration officials who testified in the impeachment inquiry, this time firing his handpicked ambassador to the European Union, Gordon Sondland.
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Handpicked by NRCC Chairman Tom Emmer, a Republican representative from Minnesota, Fischbach is vying for a congressional seat as the GOP steps up recruiting more women to its ranks.
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Ms. Byrd-Bennett, who was handpicked for her job by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, learned of her prison term as the almost-cashless district struggles to keep its classrooms open.
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Earlier this year it replaced the director of the CCA Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw, Małgorzata Ludwisiak, with a new director handpicked by the ministry, ignoring its normal selection process.
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The trick is to curate lists, so you can kick your unfiltered timeline to the curb and rely on dedicated columns full of handpicked accounts you like to follow.
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An adviser to Abdullah blamed Karzai and his handpicked election commissioners, saying that they wanted power to revert to agreements among élites, with Karzai as kingmaker, if not king.
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He left office with record popularity, but his reputation and that of his Workers Party were damaged by corruption scandals and the impeachment of his handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff.
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The candidate, Martin Fayulu, a United States and French-educated oil executive, had led President Joseph Kabila's handpicked successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, by nearly 30 points in recent polls.
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Barr knows the FBI is worth fighting for and that the inspector general's latest findings are more a reflection on Comey and his handpicked team than on the FBI.
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But since scrolling through that many pieces would take well forever (trust me, I did it), I went ahead and handpicked our top 20 selects for you to choose from.
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All Chinese over the age of 18 are technically allowed to vote for delegates and stand for election to the NPC, but most delegates are handpicked by local-level officials.
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In a leadership contest last Friday, Merkel's handpicked stand-in and potential successor, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, just squeaked through with only 517 votes of 1001 delegates to the party's congress.
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The song, written by Elton John and Tim Rice, wasn't the colorful pop savant's only contribution to the film; John handpicked Jason Weaver as the singing voice of young Simba.
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In a sneak peek at Tuesday's premiere, the actress and her creative partner Panos Spentzos sit down with their handpicked team of VIP hosts to talk about their expected behavior.
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Art-house video streaming service MUBI sets itself apart from the streaming giants by offering a handpicked selection of 30 films — often foreign and independent titles — at any given time.
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We have handpicked the very best deals from the third day of the Amazon Bank Holiday Sale, with chances to save on Bose headphones, Sony speakers, and SanDisk memory cards.
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The athletes he is working with were handpicked from Kenya's refugee camps for their abilities but still, the transition from life in the camps to rigorous training has been difficult.
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Bannon has been traveling the country, building his own base and name ID with his campaign to support insurgent Republicans who would run in primaries against Mitch McConnell's handpicked candidates.
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But if it drags into 2017, and Maduro loses, it would be a Pyrrhic victory for the opposition as Maduro's handpicked vice president would take over for the ruling party.
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Tsvangirai, 65, has three deputies, one who was elected and two others he handpicked in 2016 to help him run the party, a move that still irks some MDC members.
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Called VRV, the network will feature handpicked content for anime, fantasy, and gaming fans, and it will let users subscribe for either the service's entire catalog or for select channels.
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In a step towards breaking the deadlock, the regional parliament on Monday elected a new leader, hardline separatist Quim Torra, who was handpicked by exiled former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont.
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To celebrate ten seasons of collaborations, the jewelry house and French designer created a special anniversary dress symbolic of their partnership, and Hadid, 20, was handpicked to don the ensemble.
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The rare gathering allows Mr. Kim to put his stamp on the party and formally usher in his era by filling its congress with handpicked loyalists, South Korean analysts said.
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Those stuck in the cattle class, including handpicked startup founders and entrepreneurs, are still getting in on the action, as talk s are being streamed through the inflight entertainment system.
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In the early days, of course, that was because the vice president was not a handpicked partner but simply the Electoral College runner-up (like Aaron Burr to Thomas Jefferson).
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That is quite a stretch, especially when you consider that the current head of the Department of Health and Human Services, Tom Price, handpicked the CBO's current director Keith Hall.
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Since then, the studio has served as both a traditional flower shop and gallery space for contemporary ceramicists handpicked by Rittson-Thomas (next up is the Swiss artist Fabian Marti).
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One administration official told Politico that the culprit was probably a career government employee who works in the White House and not somebody the president had handpicked for the administration.
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Facebook News is a new section on the core Facebook social network that displays articles from handpicked publishers including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Business Insider.
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Ms. Cisneros was handpicked and championed by Justice Democrats, the insurgent progressive group that recruited and backed Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, now a New York representative, who has also endorsed her.
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As we first reported ... Jamie filed the docs last week to step down at least through January 20, 2020 -- and handpicked Jodi, Brit's care manager, to be his replacement, temporarily.
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"Our daughter still remembers the first time she took her bucket of handpicked olives to the press, saw the squeezing process and walked away with olive oil," recalled Ms. Beaugié.
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It comes as Mr. Trump has continued to attack the Fed and his handpicked chairman, Jerome H. Powell, for raising interest rates in 22011, saying those moves slowed economic growth.
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Publishers were showing up at Vonnegut's parties, which turned into handpicked parties, where the best of the students would be matched with the publishers and put on a fast track.
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In 1967, a new generation of sincere, enthusiastic politicians had won seats; by 1973, when Thieu replaced the Senate with his own handpicked politicians, the institution's resistance had been broken.
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The coup, and the widely criticized ruling of the handpicked Supreme Court, were blows to democracy, said Fernando García Rodríguez, a lawyer who served as a minister in two governments.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — For nearly a year, President Trump has been relentlessly attacking his handpicked attorney general for recusing himself from the Russia investigation that has so nettled him.
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He put Derek Fisher and Jeff Hornacek, his handpicked coaches, in untenable working positions by insisting they teach as he would, costing them the respect and attention of their players.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized Powell, his handpicked Fed chairman, for not cutting interest rates deeper to help boost the economy, now on record as one of the longest economic expansions.
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And it is likely to magnify his drive for control, even if he enters a second term as president in 2017 surrounded by officials he has handpicked, several experts said.
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Sondland, who donated $1 million to Trump's inauguration committee and was handpicked by the president to the top diplomatic posting in Europe, once seemed to be Trump's top defense witness.
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Stationed at Andrews Barracks, the former home of Hitler's SS bodyguards, the soldiers were handpicked, "handsome men, all over six-feet," wrote the American military governor of Berlin, Brig. Gen.
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"We discovered a list of victims that included handpicked political and social activists, high-profile journalists and members of nonprofit organizations in Egypt," said Aseel Kayal, a Check Point analyst.
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These titles were handpicked by the Personal Finance Insider team: some of our personal favorites, some we&aposre always talking about, and some with truly impressive Amazon reviews and ratings.
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The August 2nd swearing-in of Rosselló's handpicked successor, attorney Pedro Pierluisi, is thrown out in court, on grounds he has not been confirmed by both chambers of the legislature.
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Ease your mind with Jim Jarmusch's "Gimme Danger," about the hair-raising rocker Iggy Pop; Jean-Pierre Melville's crime noir "Le Samouraï"; or a quirky lineup handpicked by Jenny Slate.
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Aspiring property moguls shelled out up to $35,000 in tuition fees at the University, expecting to receive tricks of the trade from experts who had been handpicked by Trump himself.
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And as one known to style his wife Kim Kardashian West, the "No More Parties in LA" hitmaker handpicked an outfit for the mother of two to wear to the show.
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"The one who is handpicked and later trained to be a business leader should be no better than those who manage to stand out of the others through competition," he said.
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" In response to Moore's announcement, Jones said his Republican opponent would be an "extremist" whether it's Moore or one "handpicked by Mitch McConnell to be part of his legislative graveyard team.
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She was handpicked by the popular President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, universally known as Lula, and enjoyed a period of popularity before corruption scandals mired her second term in office.
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"Sondland, meanwhile, was one of Trump's handpicked agents in charge of running what witnesses characterized as the administration's "irregular" foreign policy channel that sought to carry out a "domestic political errand.
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Days later, Rousseff, Lula da Silva's handpicked successor and protege, named him her chief of staff, an appointment that effectively shields him from prosecution from all but the country's highest court.
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The newest class was handpicked from more than 18,300 hopefuls who applied between December 2015 and February 2016 — the highest amount of submissions NASA has ever received during an open call.
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Per Airbnb, This new tier launches with more than 2,000 handpicked homes around the world, each one passing strict evaluation across 300+ criteria to meet standards in both design and function.
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On the show, Lohan will lead her handpicked team of VIP hosts, who must prove their expertise, ambition and charm over the course of the season — and the pressure is on.
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Finalists, handpicked by a panel from VICE and the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, will also have the opportunity to advance and test their projects in a newsroom and classroom setting.
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Earlier, SoftBank tech investments had been largely steered by Nikesh Arora, who was handpicked to succeed Mr Son at the helm of SoftBank but instead left the company earlier this year.
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Cover is vital to keeping your soldiers alive on the field: hiding behind solid objects reduces the chance that your enemy's bullets, blobs, and tongues will connect with your handpicked troops.
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" For example, it is alleged that Trump University's "handpicked" instructors "in fact had little or no experience in real estate investing, instead having prior work experience such as food service management.
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We thought it would be cool to have a site without censorship, where all the artists are handpicked by us so you don't have to trudge through a ton of crap.
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And without a new strategy, Democrats may continue to face uncomfortably tight results in races like this one, which ought to have been a easy win for Kasim Reed's handpicked successor.
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Portions of the memo mark a departure from the official policy of the EPA under Pruitt, who did not make his calendar public and frequently handpicked interviews and interactions with journalists.
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From an arms race in digital currencies to a factory that runs itself, here are five must-watch videos handpicked by CNBC: Cryptocurrency ethereum could potentially prove more lucrative than bitcoin.
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A White House summary of the call confirms the main details of the complaint, and Trump's handpicked spy chief testified to Congress that the complaint was "in alignment" with the summary.
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Then-Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama often mingled with regular -- albeit handpicked -- representatives of the population they were visiting, delivering speeches or taking tours outside their meetings with leaders.
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Portions of the memo mark a departure from the official policy of the EPA under Pruitt, who did not make his calendar public and frequently handpicked interviews and interactions with journalists.
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And Mayor Emanuel and his handpicked superintendent Eddie Johnson have admitted just in that press conference that they cannot handle what they have been entrusted, voted in and appointed to do.
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The tension around Mr. da Silva, the former president, who handpicked Ms. Rousseff as his successor and remains a towering figure in the Workers' Party, is also causing problems for her.
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Now, Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, President Dilma Rousseff, is fighting to remain in office, fending off impeachment proceedings on charges of using money from state banks to cover budget shortfalls.
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Behind Mr. Jagger's Kip Stevens, members of the Brooklyn band Beach Fossils played the rest of the Nasty Bits on the show after being handpicked by Meghan Currier, another music supervisor.
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In the 2010 primary, Rand Paul defeated Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson, McConnell's handpicked successor to the state's other U.S. Senate seat, running as an anti-establishment libertarian-ish maverick.
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That set off a series of ripostes that trickled into Tuesday, drawing in guest appearances from Joseph J. Lhota, the governor's handpicked chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and police officials.
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Presidential candidates in Peru have been financed by Venezuela and Brazil, and the funding from the latter came linked to allocating huge public infrastructure contracts to previously handpicked Brazilian construction firms.
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The legislature will go through the motions of debating the constitutional changes, but there is virtually no chance that the handpicked delegates will oppose them in large numbers when they vote.
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Microsoft earlier opted to hold two smaller events online instead of in person: the MVP Summit for handpicked non-employees and the WSLConf for discussing the Windows Subsystem for Linux technology.
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For "Charm" is one of those lifeboat stories, in which a handpicked cross-section of disparate characters, trapped together in a small space, squabble, reveal themselves and try not to drown.
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The two provinces, which used to be Dutch colonies, became part of Indonesia in 1969 after a highly contested referendum in which just over 1,000 Melanesian locals were handpicked to vote.
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In a Bloomberg post, Seides says that the two agreed to the wager, which pitted low-cost S&P 500 index fund returns against a group of Protégé's handpicked hedge funds.
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Mr. Tobias pointed to rulings by Judge Curiel, including one that highlighted evidence that Mr. Trump had not actually handpicked the instructors who taught classes, contrary to what Trump University promised.
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Once the House formally names its House managers — Democratic prosecutors handpicked by Pelosi — the Senate must then pass a resolution informing the House it's ready to receive the articles of impeachment.
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When McDonald's sought to expand the fresh beef test to more locations in Texas, Jasper handpicked several franchisees that he thought would be resistant to adding fresh beef to the menu.
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She said Jeon had handpicked three skaters to train personally, and that the KSU had decided among themselves who was going to get the chance to skate for medals in Pyeongchang.
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He had just witnessed his homeland beat Egypt to win his tournament, the competition he had transformed, in a stadium and a country he had all but handpicked to host it.
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BlackRock&aposs own iShares Edge MSCI USA Quality Factor exchange-traded fund contains companies that have been handpicked for having strong returns on equity, earnings variability, and debt-to-equity ratios.
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To help you stay on track and provide some guidance, Amazon&aposs book editors have handpicked a list of noteworthy titles for the site&aposs Best Books of the Month section.
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He also was not the handpicked candidate of Uber investor Benchmark, which controls a board seat and is currently suing Kalanick over claims that he withheld crucial information regarding company operations.
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In the Apple narrative, Lisa's failure and internal squabbles between Jobs and his handpicked CEO John Sculley led to Sculley removing Jobs from the project and putting him on the Mac team.
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After the "Project Runway" alum sent an entourage of glamorous dresses down the catwalk, he ended the show with a handpicked edit of celebrity-worthy gowns on a zig-zag red carpet.
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Pedro Pierluisi, Rossello's handpicked successor, is fighting a constitutional challenge filed by Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz over Pierluisi's appointment as secretary of state, a position next in line to the governor.
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They started when the city's chief executive, Carrie Lam—a leader essentially handpicked by Beijing—introduced a bill that would allow Hong Kong's government to extradite suspects to mainland China for prosecution.
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All the projects in Gold had to be handpicked by Kickstarter — creators who have run projects in the past can't simply slap a Gold label on a new version of their product.
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Cramer was countering criticism of Cook, who has been viewed as more of an operator than an innovator like Jobs, who handpicked Cook to take over as CEO shortly before his death.
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And, in a general sense, Trump has a habit of favoring his own facts and handpicked advisors, like Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner, over counsel from senior and much more experienced officials.
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Just to clarify, many models get the chance to walk in the lingerie brand's annual runway spectacular, but only a small, even more elite group are handpicked to become certified VS Angels.
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He was viewed as close to Modi and known as someone handpicked by Modi to spearhead the government's most controversial move to date to abolish high-value banknotes, the so-called demonetisation.
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After serving several major provincial posts, including party chief in Guizhou province, Li, 67, was handpicked by Xi to run his office shortly before the Chinese leader took power in late 2012.
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His loyalists, including a handpicked central bank head and his son-in-law, the finance and treasury minister (previously two separate positions), continue to oversee economic policy, rejecting calls for IMF intervention.
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Shop ModsyFind a full Modsy review hereModsy makes a 3D model of rooms in your home and fills them with shoppable products handpicked for your budget and taste by an interior designer.
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In contrast, Cornyn and Graham spared no tears for Blasey, who just minutes earlier had exhaustively detailed her account of sexual assault during cross-examination by a prosecutor handpicked by Senate Republicans.
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Soon after Powell's speech, Trump blasted the Fed in a vicious series of tweets, asking if his handpicked Fed chairman was a bigger threat to the U.S. than Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Chavez's handpicked successor, Maduro, was elected in 2013, and Venezuela fell into a recession the following year as a result of the drop in oil prices, catastrophic economic mismanagement and rampant corruption.
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The immigration fight could force out Ryan as speaker even before his retirement in January and could hurt the bid by his handpicked successor, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, to replace him.
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It is customary for presidents to decide who leads their party, but there is also a history of White House aides chafing when their handpicked chairmen try to exert their own authority.
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Mr. Kaloyeros, who was the driving force behind the governor's many nanotechnology investments, was accused of violating the state's construction bidding rules by steering lucrative development deals to handpicked favorites, including COR.
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At the high end of the market is Ultimate Library, which peddles what Mr. Blackwell calls "intelligent luxury," books handpicked one by one to give a highly specified feel to a space.
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He bought the New Republic in an attempt to turn around the venerable but ailing magazine, and when he tried to remove his handpicked editor, almost the entire staff resigned in protest.
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Washington (CNN)Former US Attorney Preet Bharara said Monday that the FBI raids of Michael Cohen's office and hotel room were done by officials who were all "handpicked" by President Donald Trump.
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Trump is alleging the Justice Department -- which is run by his handpicked Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- purposely brought these indictments in the middle of the midterm elections to jeopardize the GOP's chances.
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The Moranbong Band was known for performing Western pop songs and North Korean revolutionary standards in tight dresses and high heels, and its roughly 20 members were reportedly handpicked by Mr. Kim.
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In the case of Trump University, Mr. Trump repeatedly claimed that he had "handpicked" each of the instructors who were hired to teach students the secrets of his real estate investing strategies.
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Republicans also seem likely to pick up a few seats in the Senate, widening their majority and giving Trump some cushion if he attempts to get a new, handpicked attorney general confirmed.
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She was his handpicked successor with a compelling biography: She was a trained economist who had been tortured by the military regime in the '80s due to her anti-dictatorship militant activity.
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In an effort to keep speculators from buying and flipping the cars, Ford has all of its handpicked customers sign an agreement not to sell their GT until after two years of ownership.
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Barr delivered for the President From Trump's viewpoint, the attorney general's performance on Capitol Hill validates his nomination completely and it cements the impression that he was handpicked to do what he's doing.
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The US intelligence community announced after the 2016 election that the Kremlin tried to help Trump, a conclusion that has been endorsed by all of Trump's handpicked officials to lead the intelligence agencies.
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Fiverr, the freelance marketplace that's often made more headlines as a vector for weird stunts, legal spats with Amazon, and PewDiePie's self-inflicted career wounds, announced a premium tier for handpicked freelancers today.
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"I'm the only person being prosecuted over an apartment that isn't mine," insisted Lula, standing on a sound truck alongside his impeached handpicked successor Dilma Rousseff and leaders of other left-wing parties.
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Samudra was studying in the United States, where he came out then fell in love, yet still went through the drill of meeting girls handpicked by his family each time he visited India.
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D'Branin has persuaded the mysterious Captain Roy Eris (David Ajala) to take a handpicked crew of scientists and specialists on board the Nightflyer to ask the aliens — known as the volcryn — for help.
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On Sunday and in the early hours Monday, tens of thousands of Imamoglu supporters celebrated in the streets of Istanbul after the former businessman triumphed over Erdogan's handpicked candidate by almost 800,000 votes.
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"This is another predictable, baseless ruling by a judge who state officials handpicked to deliver a ruling against transgender people," said National Center for Transgender Equality's Executive Director Mara Keisling in a statement.
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So, a little manufactured controversy here and some hype there gets a champion his handpicked opponent, and spares him those he doesn't want to deal with, whether out of fear or simple disinterest.
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Similar to graft-busters in Honduras and Guatemala, Melendez created a separate unit called the "Group Against Impunity", which now has some 25 handpicked prosecutors working on the most high-profile corruption cases.
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Limited or special edition Adidas items (as well as selections from their widely available merchandise) handpicked by influencers is a big selling point of Avenue A, and something you can expect every month.
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That same year the St. Louis-born, LA-based singer was handpicked by Ellie Goulding to open for her during her last album's tour, and her 2013 breakout tune "Big Talk" still bangs.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A revolt by 1003 members of French President Emmanuel Macron's governing party has exposed tensions in the fledgling movement as it prepares to elect a leader handpicked by him on Saturday.
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Bowles had argued the bank's rules do not allow for Straub to be handpicked for the dual role, which involves both advising Draghi and coordinating the counsels of the five other board members.
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Plagued by scandals, his leftist Workers' Party lost the presidency in August when the Senate impeached Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, in a power struggle that has consumed the political establishment.
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Conflict between the company's founder and his handpicked successor spilled into the open in April, when the PulteGroup said that Mr. Dugas would resign in May 2017 after 14 years at the helm.
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His exit, effective next Monday, comes after months of turmoil at the Japanese automaker following the arrest last year of its chairman Carlos Ghosn, who handpicked Saikawa as his successor, Bloomberg News reported.
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But his greatest honor came in 2014 when he was handpicked by Pope Francis to become one of only nine advisers on the Council of Cardinals to the head of the Catholic Church.
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While the moral compass is completely absent, you can't throw too much shade at Priebus for the strategy — it's the dirty work a party chair is handpicked to do, suicidal samurai instructions included.
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You pit a handpicked team of European stars and emerging talent against a rest-of-the-world team in a briskly paced competition named for the man synonymous with professionalizing the men's game.
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In early 2016, then-Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid — whose influence over the state's Democratic Party has its own moniker, the "Reid machine" — handpicked Ms. Rosen to run for an open House seat.
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The handpicked successor of the late Hugo Chavez, Maduro has presided over a collapsing economy, political discord, and the steady deterioration of living conditions that has plunged the country into violence and poverty.
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And Trump, who has said that rates should be lowered by perhaps a full percentage point or more, continues to publicly berate the Fed and Powell, his handpicked chairman, for refusing to act.
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Mr. Trump ultimately intervened and ZTE agreed to pay a $1 billion fine, replace its board and senior leadership and allow the United States to inspect its operations with a handpicked compliance team.
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Mr. Kabila's handpicked successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, a former interior minister who is on a European Union sanctions list for human rights abuses, trailed behind two opposition candidates in polls as voting began.
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Her 2013 self-titled album landed her on the Polaris Music Prize longlist, earned her a fourth JUNO nomination, plus a sync spot on Girls after Lena Dunham handpicked "Millions" for the series.
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An autocratic politician emerges from retirement at age 92 to defeat his handpicked but appallingly corrupt successor, and to clear the way for a former deputy he had imprisoned on trumped-up charges.
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Wade — handpicked by a president who has faced allegations of sexual misconduct — now faces an accusation of sexual assault that has plunged the Senate into chaos less than seven weeks before an election.
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One of his handpicked congressional advocates, Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio — your ears may still be ringing from his defense of the President in the House — made the rounds on Fox News Tuesday.
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If you&aposre stressed about what to get your girlfriend, wife, mom, daughter, or any other woman in your life this holiday season, we&aposve handpicked some great options to help you out.
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Now we find the Trump administration and its handpicked F.C.C. chairman, Ajit Pai, supporting Sinclair's efforts to bring its spooky anchor hostage videos to 72 percent of the households in the United States.
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His brother Álvaro Uribe, Colombia's former president, has long been the country's most influential politician and has just re-emerged as its kingmaker after his handpicked candidate won the presidential election in June.
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The chef Jordan Toft's menu does its best to channel a Titanic ambience: caviar served by the 50-gram, $295 serving, oysters on the half shell, handpicked crab, and John Dory with hollandaise.
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The lawsuit wants the court to recognize the five-person board handpicked by Maduro as legally appointed, a move that would give the socialist leader control over Citgo's nearly $30 billion in revenue.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the Steelers superstar hit up Gabriel the Jeweler -- the go-to guy for pretty much every NFLer -- for the piece featuring his logo made of 100 handpicked VS2 diamonds.
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Reese focuses on rare vintage pieces from high-end designer labels; the site includes curated collections handpicked by founders Sofia Bernardin and Sabrina Marshall, but also allows users to sell their stuff, too.
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López Obrador, who has already handpicked a former World Trade Organization economist to take the reins of the negotiation, is keen on reaching a deal rather than withdrawing, like Trump has threatened to do.
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But a four-person team of advisers, including one U.S. attorney handpicked by Whitaker, told the acting attorney general he did not need to recuse himself from overseeing the probe, according to the Post.
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George Miliotes, who handpicked all of those over 100 wines, has already shared a few sneak peeks of what the wine bar will look like, and if you were excited before, just brace yourself.
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Walter Isaacson, author of the 2011 "Steve Jobs" biography, on Monday revealed to a greater extent the pointed criticism that Jobs had about Tim Cook, whom he handpicked as Apple CEO before his death.
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Along with gaining access to a goldmine of books, you can discover new favorites with recommendations specially handpicked for you, or explore on your own by browsing interests, collections, and expert-curated reading lists.
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Legend handpicked five musicians from a nationwide search to join the AXE Collective, the music and film mentorship program he created, and accompany him on the stage as they made their debut at SXSW.
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As part of The Battery Issue, The Verge's week-long dive into the past, present, and future of the lithium-ion battery, we handpicked our favorite portable chargers that will keep your tech going.
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The quality blends offered by Winc are handpicked by wine gurus based on your mom's individual taste and shipped right to her front door along with flavor notes, vineyard backstories, and food pairing ideas.
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While we've handpicked eighteen great gifts for the dad-ly figure in your life, we've also worked with our friends at TechBargains to find great deals on other gift-worthy gadgets that we adore.
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Five have been "handpicked and onboarded" for a closed pilot — and Klenk says it's now running tests and figuring out final requirements for an open beta launch planned for the middle of this year.
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That assertion is now accepted as fact by the US intelligence community and Trump's handpicked intelligence leaders, though Trump himself has refused to unequivocally accept the conclusion that Putin was trying to help him.
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The speed of the appointment has also raised eyebrows and will suggest "that he was handpicked beforehand," Pronab Sen, India's former chief statistician and country director for the International Growth Centre, told CNN Business.
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Escaping an unseasonably cold and wet Washington for sunnier climes, Trump waxed nostalgic during a tax event about his electoral victory 16 months ago and accepted the praise of a handpicked and friendly crowd.
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Critics fear this will let Beijing arbitrarily target anyone it deems a threat, and that there will be few checks on the chief executive's power, as she was handpicked by the government in Beijing.
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During his period as China's paramount leader, President Jiang Zemin handpicked Xi for senior office because the younger man was perceived to lack ambition, according to sources with close ties to the Chinese leadership.
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Lam, who was handpicked by Beijing, vowed that the bill would go ahead, a second protest was held on June 12, the day the bill was up for final debate and voting by lawmakers.
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Critics fear this will let Beijing arbitrarily target anyone it deems a threat, and that there will be little check on the chief executive's power, as she was handpicked by the government in Beijing.
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Gustavo Dudamel, the rock star musical director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, handpicked Lenaerts to play with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra when he was its guest conductor on a tour across Europe in September.
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Yet when Mr. DeSantis broke with the president, over Mr. Trump's false claim that the death toll in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria had been nefariously inflated, the president turned on his handpicked candidate.
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When asked about the economy, Mr. Bolsonaro professes ignorance and points to his would-be finance minister, Paulo Guedes, a University of Chicago-educated and market-friendly economist handpicked to reassure the business elite.
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The report accused him and his handpicked successor, Patrick McQuaid of Ireland, of fostering a doping culture, running the organization autocratically and secretively, violating the organization's own guidelines and engaging in highly questionable ethics.
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Curator Barry Bergdoll invited a handpicked group of scholars to explore the vast Wright archive that the museum comanages with Columbia's Avery Library, then organized the show around the objects they found most compelling.
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Haruhiko Kuroda got straight to work as BOJ Governor after Abe handpicked him for the role in 2013, unleashing a massive money printing exercise designed to get inflation to 2 percent in two years.
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To hear the president's handpicked lawyer make a case for functional despotism, a case that it is clear the president himself believes, should have shocked them into realizing what it is they were permitting.
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Handpicked by Mr. Puigdemont, Mr. Torra has a long history of secessionism, so his selection was denounced by opponents of independence as counterproductive for future relations with Mr. Rajoy and other politicians in Madrid.
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The art world connection isn't immediately apparent, but almost everything you can make out was concocted by Mr. Goh and Ms. Li's handpicked list of artists, including Tessa Modi, Leander Capuozzo and Mohammad Asgari.
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A mega producer who got her start working for Steven Spielberg before collaborating with Lucas and the famed director on the Indiana Jones movies, Kennedy was handpicked to take the reins directly from Lucas.
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The look, designed by Nigerian designer Ena Udemba of EnaGancio, was handpicked by Beyoncé and her stylist Zerina Ackers and paired with a handbag by similarly undiscovered brand L'Afshar of Dubai, according to Vogue.
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The FBI's harshly worded statement was a rare public rebuke, all the more stinging now that the bureau is led by Director Chris Wray, who Trump handpicked after he fired James Comey last May.
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Mr. Trump's handpicked man in charge of immigration policy, the brain behind the separation of families in immigration detention camps, is Stephen Miller, who has recently been publicly revealed to be a white nationalist.
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The problem is that they don't have the same relationship with the White House as someone handpicked by the president or his top staff, and thus have don't have the same sway over policy.
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He is the handpicked successor of the former president Michel Martelly, whose term was marred by a weak, corruptible judiciary and ties to human rights abusers, drug traffickers and kidnappers who avoided jail time.
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As Mr. Thompson's protégé and handpicked successor, Mr. Gonzalez had left no doubt that he planned to run not only in his mentor's shoes, but would toss in the rest of his wardrobe, too.
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The maneuver may make it much less likely that Mr. Vought, the chief of staff's handpicked successor to head the Office of Management and Budget, will be confirmed by the Senate, the aides said.
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Every book is handpicked by a seasoned corps of 16 selectors and helpers who are the gatekeepers to the library's circulating collection of nearly 241 million books, 2400 million e-books and 2120,258 audiobooks.
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Whitaker served as Sessions's chief of staff, which means Trump handpicked him for the role, rather than leaving Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general and No. 2 at the Department of Justice, in charge.
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MTV cameras will follow Lindsay as her team of handpicked brand ambassadors prove their expertise and ambition over the course of the season ... all set at LiLo's day and nightclub on the Greek isles.
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Judge Admar Gonzaga, who as a lawyer worked for Lula's handpicked successor Dilma Rousseff's 2010 election, cast the decisive vote in the 6-1 decision that sealed the leftist icon's ejection from the presidential election.
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By routinely exposing himself mostly to handpicked members of his base, the President has often spared himself the kind of rebuke that would make clear that he's hardly as admired and adored as he believes.
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Official results say that Mr. Moïse, an agricultural entrepreneur and political newcomer handpicked by the departing president, Michel Martelly, had 117,602 more votes than the second-place finisher, Jude Célestin, a former state construction chief.
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Lindsay Lohan Will Not Appear in &aposLife Size 2&apos With Tyra Banks "Lohan will lead a team of handpicked brand ambassadors to make her mark on the vacation capital of the world," MTV shares.
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Rocksbox, a jewelry discovery and rental membership service, solves this problem by letting you wear handpicked jewelry (from brands like Gorjana and Kendra Scott) for as long as you want, for just $21 a month.
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President Obama handpicked Rosa "Rosie" Rios to be the 43rd Treasurer of the United States ... so you'd think she'd have a quick answer when asked if BO's got a shot at being on U.S. currency.
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But bribery scandals and a severe economic crisis have tarnished his legacy, ending with the ouster of his handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, who was removed by the Senate in August in a contentious impeachment trial.
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In October, he handpicked Mauricio Claver-Carone, a prominent contributor at the conservative blog Capitol Hill Cubans and a pro-embargo lobbyist, to lead the department of Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council.
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Sondland donated $1 million to the president&aposs inauguration committee and has been loyal to Trump, who handpicked Sondland to be his ambassador to the EU.The president earlier this month claimed he hardly knew Sondland.
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"The I.T.F. wouldn't do it because they wanted to have this sham tribunal of three handpicked people go and blast Maria to give the appearance that they are being tough on doping," John Haggerty said.
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In recent years, though, seasonal labor has become much more scarce, and more expensive—making it difficult for growers of apples, citrus, berries, lettuce, melons, and other handpicked produce-aisle items to harvest their crops.
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The investment in Chipotle puts the company squarely into the path of one of the industry's most powerful investors who has often handpicked chief executive officers and joined corporate boards to try and guide turnarounds.
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Abdullah, who Mahathir handpicked as his successor, led the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition to its worst electoral outing in 2008 when it lost its parliamentary super-majority for the first time in the country's history.
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But it's safe to say that Mr. Iyer has set himself up for a good succession of "What now?" moments — and that he and his handpicked artist coalition are prepared to run with that challenge.
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Among the people taken into custody was Lyle Jeffs, the brother and handpicked surrogate of Warren Jeffs, who is serving a life sentence for sexual abuse of under-age girls he claimed as his wives.
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In 2012, the handpicked opponent on the liberal side was the billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, which allowed Mr. Putin to take on the role of defender of ordinary workers in their conflict with the wealthy elite.
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Almost 3,000 handpicked delegates attending the congress in the Great Hall of the People also received an explanation of proposed constitutional amendments that included ending a limit of two five-year terms on the presidency.
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One day after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered a speech in which he stressed the central bank's independence, Trump — who has been angry with his handpicked chair for not cutting interest rates — trashed him.
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Nor can the public depend on the word of Mr. Trump's handpicked attorney general, who has a long history of trying to muffle Republican scandals and whose view of executive branch authority is alarmingly broad.
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The judge overseeing the case was handpicked by Texas for his unfavorable view of the A.C.A. and has delayed until after the election what would be a disastrous decision with consequences for millions of Americans.
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Yet Ms. Osipova, a principal at the Royal Ballet in London, also uses the program to cultivate new partnerships: with other dancers and with choreographers she has handpicked to showcase the range of her artistry.
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His campaign has more than $7.5 million in cash on hand, according to recent Federal Election Commission reports, and has already dismissed Ms. Hegar as "Chuck Schumer's handpicked candidate," referring to the Senate Democratic leader.
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"Every time we do something great, he raises the interest rates," Mr. Trump complained to The Wall Street Journal, adding that his handpicked chairman, Mr. Powell, "almost looks like he's happy" to be raising rates.
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Axe Capital faces a major crisis just before the first round of trades overseen by his handpicked successor, Taylor, in the form of a tsunami that hits Brazil and upends a half dozen major industries.
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Christian-Backed School Teaches Scions of the Elite in Atheist North Korea In a country that bans religion, the school educates a crop of handpicked students — and perhaps gives the government some leverage with Washington.
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Below, supermodel Behati Prinsloo shares why she handpicked Bãeo's baby product bundle as her selection for the Your Mom Cares gift guide, from which proceeds will benefit the organization's mission of supporting children's mental health.
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Patay handpicked and headed a unit of 10 men who called themselves the "Davao Boys", which racked up the highest number of kills in Quezon City, a violent frontline in Duterte's ferocious anti-narcotics campaign.
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The point of this Convention was to assure the nomination of Jackson's handpicked successor, Martin Van Buren, and to allow Van Buren to contrive for his choice, Richard Johnson, to win the Vice-Presidential nomination.
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" (Their reported nickname for Mr. Shkreli is unprintable here.) • "A few weeks ago he rang up his handpicked chief executive during a safari vacation — to fire him, according to a person familiar with the exchange.
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Political operatives were able to vote multiple times, and the president's handpicked successor came in first despite being a virtual unknown, leaving the 52 candidates who did not make the runoff vote to question the results.
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"God, through every aspect, every juncture of my life, was preparing me for this time," said Manning, 22002, who was handpicked to shepherd a traumatized congregation that he admits he's still figuring out how to lead.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi handpicked a trusted bureaucrat, little known outside India's financial circles, to spearhead a radical move to abolish 0003 percent of the country's cash overnight and take aim at the huge shadow economy.
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"Their cowardice had reduced them to sniping at their perceived enemies in the form of satirical songs and sketches, among only those people who had been handpicked to share their view of the world," Roose wrote.
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Arora, the former Google executive handpicked by the SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son as his successor, has abruptly quit as president after it became clear that Son wanted to remain at the helm longer than first planned.
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We've handpicked seven nearby spots in Connecticut and New York state that can easily offer up fresh air and amazing food — with a side of small town charm — for Memorial Day weekend, the summer, and beyond.
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She admits she went to see him to seek his counsel when she was running for the her House seat in Cobb County but the notion that Barnes somehow handpicked her to block Abrams isn't accurate.
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Firing an executive and replacing him with his handpicked lieutenant should not be treated as such a dangerous remedy, particularly given the very real danger posed by doing nothing while a lawless executive corrodes our institutions.
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Toca TV will feature a collection of handpicked kid-friendly videos, including those produced in-house as well as from over 75 other content producers, like those featuring Minecraft gameplay, DIY crafts, recipes, songs and more.
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He claimed there had been thousands of alleged violations during his contest against eventual winner, Nicolas Maduro, the man who has handpicked by former president Hugo Chavez, to replace him before his death in March 2013.
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Take your pick from either of these two popular options: Featured on Shark Tank, the floral startup Bouqs sources its eco-friendly, handpicked bouquets from stainable farms in the U.S. and volcanic regions of South America.
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Wade to the bench and subsequently created a shortlist of 25 Supreme Court candidates handpicked by right-wing groups — a list of judges who were sure to rule conservatively on a host of social justice issues.
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Andy McAllister, a Unilever director of supply chain, told the Journal that despite his initial skepticism of the plan, his recent batch of interns was as strong or stronger than those he handpicked the year before.
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Less than three weeks later, after making the cut — handpicked by Gaga herself — Parsons found himself jamming on onstage with the superstar in Manchester, England, where she kicked off her show-stopping Monster Ball World Tour.
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Dana Balter, running on Medicare-for-all and universal pre-K, prevailed in the New York 24th District — 87 percent white, central New York — over Juanita Perez Williams, the establishment's handpicked choice in the Democratic primary.
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He blew up the filibuster for SCOTUS picks and then even dropped the time limit needed to debate other lower-court nominees in order to ram through nominees handpicked by Trump and the conservative Federalist Society.
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Shudder is a streaming service that gives users unlimited access to the largest collection of thrillers, suspense films, and general horror media, with each title being handpicked by genre experts and served uncut and ad-free.
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"When he got here, we knew his potential, and he proved himself to be right up there with anybody else," said Brian Fink, the commander of Battalion 19, who handpicked Chief Fahy to work for him.
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Scrunched up against a counter at the Punjabi Grocery & Deli, an East Village hole-in-the-wall, Jaclyn Backhaus tucked into a vegetarian lunch she had handpicked for two: saag curry, chana paneer, pakoras and daal.
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Maduro was handpicked to succeed Hugo Chávez, the man who started Venezuela's once much-lauded brand of socialism after he was elected in 1999 and who remained in power until he died of cancer in 2013.
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There are sheafs of handwritten notes, handpicked flowers painted gold, Christmas songs and brass trumpets and photos of high schoolers resplendent in red and green polo shirts, standing among fake Christmas trees and cotton-ball snow.
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There are others who are very left-wing on the economy, people like Hugo Chávez and his handpicked successor, Nicolas Máduro, in Venezuela, who want to bolster the welfare state, but who rail against big corporations.
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While Republicans lost the midterm elections, they won the White House back in 2000 when Mr. Clinton's handpicked successor, Al Gore, fell short in the Electoral College despite running on a record of peace and prosperity.
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Under the new law, the agency, known by its Indonesian initials KPK, will be overseen by an Oversight Council, handpicked by President Joko Widodo, and investigators will lose their right to wiretap suspects without a warrant.
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And Americans can have little faith that the Justice Department, or an F.B.I. run by Mr. Trump's handpicked replacement, will get to the bottom of whether and how Russia helped steal the presidency for Mr. Trump.
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In recent days, a rift has widened between Mr. Maduro and his attorney general, Luisa Ortega, who sharpened her criticism of the president's plan to let a constituent assembly of handpicked loyalists write a new Constitution.
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"Working with Rihanna, we handpicked the people featured in this project for many different reasons; they may all represent different things but what unites them is everyone featured in these pages is incredibly inspirational," McKimm continued.
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Despite serious ideological differences, Francis handpicked the arch-conservative Cardinal Pell to lead his Secretariat for the Economy, bringing him to Rome to use his well regarded financial acumen to clean up the church's muddied finances.
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After a surprise victory by a political newcomer in the country's presidential election last spring, Giuliani, along with a handpicked group of Trump administration appointees, ramped up their efforts to get the investigations Trump wanted announced.
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Each beautiful box comes packaged with nine to 12 fully recyclable, beverage-grade glass vials that are filled with tasting-size wine servings handpicked by a team of experts and patent-sealed to ensure optimal freshness.
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John Durham, the US attorney who was handpicked by Barr to lead the separate probe, said that while he has the "utmost respect" for the inspector general's office, he disagreed with some of the report's findings.
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These Democratic lawmakers, handpicked by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, will effectively serve as prosecutors making the case to the Senate that Trump deserves to be removed from office over his alleged misconduct centering on the Ukraine scandal.
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"The United States has no expectation that the Cuban people will see any greater freedoms under Castro's handpicked successor," the official said after the Miguel Diaz-Canel was sworn in to replace Raul Castro as president.
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Under the new system, critics say, he could keep wielding executive power by becoming prime minister in 2018, stay active by remaining leader of the RPA or quit politics but continue exercising influence via a handpicked successor.
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The report was released yesterday and found that the NFL repeatedly overstepped its bounds and ultimately backed out of its promise to fund the study because their handpicked group—which included Ellenbogen—was not awarded the study.
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Duque, who was handpicked by former President Alvaro Uribe and whose original coalition included the Conservative party and his own Democratic Center party, will also count on the support of the Liberal party in the second round.
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In the decade before the handover in 1999, the Chinese government handpicked a group of about 40 young graduates from across China and placed them in key government departments, according to former officials familiar with the process.
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It had the perfect proportion of crushed red pepper, garlic freshly ground in the mortar and pestle by her favorite little apprentice (me), and Napa cabbage she had handpicked at the grocery store earlier in the day.
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After your handpicked Deputy Andrew McCabe was fired you tweeted this, you said Special Agent McCabe stood tall over the last eight months when small people were trying to tear down an institution we all depend on.
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His preference for state control over market forces in running the economy, however, reportedly led to him losing influence as Premier to his lieutenant Zhu Rongji, handpicked by Deng to resurrect stalled economic reforms and market liberalization.
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The Super Bowl champ was at the White House as part of a group of 100 handpicked social media influencers invited to have a meeting with the president to discuss how to use their platforms for good.
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"Be the hero of the holidays by letting our gifting gurus surface Etsy items handpicked for those hard-to-shop-for friends and family on your list," Johnson wrote in an Etsy blog about the special event.
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Even as his handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff, prepares for an impeachment trial and their leftist Workers' Party reels from graft scandals, Mr. da Silva has emerged as a leading contender in the next presidential race, in 2018.
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The first 1-3 results are "handpicked and checked by Kiddle editors," the next 4-7 are sites not for children but written in appropriate and easily read language for children, also chosen by the Kiddle experts.
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Pretty much all you need to know about Mr. Kaminsky's opponent, Christopher McGrath, is that he was handpicked for this race by Joseph Mondello, boss of the Nassau Republican Party, the tainted machine that spawned Mr. Skelos.
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It may be difficult for the Trump administration to outright dismiss the CBO's report, however, since its director Keith Hall was handpicked by the Republican Congress just two years ago because of his conservative, market-oriented views.
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Critics fear this will give Beijing the ability to arbitrarily target anyone it deems a threat, and that there will be little check on the chief executive's power, as she was handpicked by the government in Beijing.
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Ms. Marchais, a collector of Tibetan and Indian artifacts, built the fieldstone complex and terraced garden next to her home in the style of a Himalayan Buddhist monastery, with rocks handpicked on road trips around Staten Island.
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Over a memorable Friday, he accused Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell—whom Trump handpicked for the job but whom he now openly detests—of treason, saying he was an "enemy" on par with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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Look Sharp For comic novels with more bite, turn to "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," Muriel Spark's novel about one unconventional teacher's influence over her small circle of handpicked students, and two novels by Tom Perrotta.
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Across four states with contested primary elections, Democratic voters embraced the candidates favored — and in some cases handpicked — by party leaders in Washington and the states, spurning insurgents who tried to align themselves with the activist left.
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It also highlighted the fact that Trump handpicked his legal defense team -- or at least part of it -- based not on common-sense considerations but rather on who he thought would defend him well on Fox News.
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His note came less than two hours before POLITICO broke the story about the aid freeze and upended delicate negotiations led by Trump's handpicked backchannel to Ukraine to try to get an investigation announced into Joe Biden.
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Just to stand along the road that Mr. Trump's motorcade will travel for a few minutes on Monday requires a special pass, given to carefully vetted party members, their allies and special groups handpicked by the government.
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Jones and about 20 other Mad Chatter members took a survey about plus size fashion and next thing they knew, they were handpicked to get involved in developing Refinery29's new collection with plus size brand Eloquii.
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The seven House Democratic impeachment managers, handpicked by Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California, have argued that President Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to help smear his political rivals and obstructed Congress to conceal his actions.
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Christie's contemporary week will conclude on March 24 with the first half of "Handpicked," a two-part sale of 25 works by 25 contemporary artists, from the Charles Saatchi collection, to benefit his public gallery in London.
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This is aim of the Climate Finance Leadership Initiative (CFLI), a group of banks, asset managers and energy developers handpicked by Michael Bloomberg, former mayor of New York City and a UN special envoy for climate change.
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But if Durham, Barr's own handpicked prosecutor, is also unable to find evidence to back up the theory that the FBI entrapped the Trump campaign, it's sure to raise questions about some of the attorney general's objections.
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The movie also acts as a continual chronicle of failure — in turn, Bannon gets dropped from the Trump administration, he loses the backing of his patrons, the Mercers, and his handpicked candidates get beaten in the midterms.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron's handpicked candidate to lead a new centrist alliance in the European Parliament said on Thursday she was pulling out of the race, in a blow to French government influence in the parliament.
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Clinton vowed to campaign differently here this time around, holding small events with handpicked voters to learn about the lives and issues for voters here — and to be shown doing so, humbly and thoughtfully, in Iowa television newscasts.
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A few years ago, Anna Wintour, David Remnick and Graydon Carter went to see S. I. Newhouse Jr., the man who turned Condé Nast into a gilded publishing empire and who handpicked them to lead its flagship magazines.
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His opponent, the AKP's Binali Yildirim, 63, was a former Turkish prime minister and longtime transport minister under Erdogan who led the Islamist-rooted AKP from 2016-2017 and was handpicked by the president for the mayoral race.
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But he also watched helplessly as the state's Republican-controlled House rejected his handpicked candidate for the powerful position of speaker, a post that, by curious unwritten custom, the Louisiana governor has long had the right to select.
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Kim's new handpicked inner circle will clear the path for the young leader to continue provocative military activities that have triggered some of the harshest U.N. sanctions imposed against North Korea and irritated his most powerful ally, China.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell, handpicked by Trump to run the central bank but now an object of the president's ire, noted in his opening speech that the Fed had no chartbook for building a new global trading system.
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The punishment deals a blow to the opposition after stepped-up protests this week and accusations that Maduro, the unpopular handpicked successor of the late Hugo Chavez, was leading the country to dictatorship and cracking down on dissent.
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Dos Santos, 75, handpicked Lourenço, 63, to succeed him when he stepped down last month after 38 years in power, prompting critics to suggest the little-known newcomer would be a puppet of the dominant dos Santos family.
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Don't worry if you have absolutely no intention of sewing anything anytime soon, because we have also handpicked the best deals on everything from electric toothbrushes to speakers, including top brands like Sony, Ultimate Ears, eufy, and Philips.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has annulled the appointment of its new Brussels representative after staff complained Stephane Rottier, an advisor to chief economist Peter Praet, had been handpicked for the job, denying other candidates a chance.
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Later in the night, the newlyweds and their guests will celebrate their union while dining on a custom dinner by Chef Kevin Miller at Copper Kitchen and sipping on five wines handpicked by their favorite sommelier Ralph Hersom.
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Since she took the helm of BNDES 10 months ago, Bastos has sought to transform the state lender, which for years has incurred sharp losses on cheap loans to handpicked local groups, into a leaner, more efficient lender.
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In addition, Trump has been raging against his handpicked Federal Reserve chairman in response to the stock market's slide, which economists have attributed to instability in the White House as well as the president's trade war with China.
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" Notable this year is the inclusion of work that Mr. Taylor has commissioned for the first time from handpicked artistic heirs: Larry Keigwin, whose "Rush Hour" is on Friday's program, and Doug Elkins, who created "Weight of Smoke.
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However, the country's electoral body issued a timetable in which the vote would be held next year; if Mr. Maduro were removed, his handpicked vice president would serve out the end of his term, which ends in 2019.
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Appeals court judge Rogerio Favreto, who served in the Justice Ministry under Lula and was appointed by his handpicked successor, ruled earlier on Sunday that the former president should have the same conditions to campaign as other candidates.
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Doughba Caranda-Martin III, the chef, braises the escargots slowly in a stew of tomatoes and smoked peppers, including musky black pepper from the Gulf of Guinea and wild handpicked Madagascar pepper, floral with a whiff of camphor.
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For the next six months, the fashion-friendly collection, handpicked by Nordstrom's VP of Creative Projects Olivia Kim, will exist on both the mezzanine level above her just-as-stylish Nike x Nordstrom boutique and online at SeeYouTomorrow.Nordstrom.com.
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Casting director Jessica Ronane seems to have handpicked pretty much every up-and-coming British actor you've already had your eyes on, and rounded it out with a handful of national treasures, like Bill Nighy and Miranda Hart.
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At the end of the day, the defense closed with Mr. Trump's handpicked TV lawyer, Mr. Dershowitz, though Mr. Sekulow introduced him with his academic and Supreme Court–clerk credentials, not his Simpson-trial or cable-news résumé.
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When it came time to choose his team for the race, Panek turned to the Guiding Eyes' team of professional trainers, who handpicked sister-brother duo Waffle and Westley, two of the most active dogs in the pack.
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The poll found that 31 percent of respondents said they would definitely vote for Lula's handpicked successor if Lula is barred from running, while another 18 percent said that "perhaps" they would vote for a Lula-backed candidate.
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In June 2011, Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, President Dilma Rousseff, told thousands of cheering workers at the BrasFELS shipyard near Rio that Brazil had silenced the doubters, leaving no question that she would continue the industry efforts.
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Unfortunately, this 58-year-old engineer, handpicked by Raúl Castro, as well as the few officials (now in their 80s) left from the historic generation, use this new media to reinforce their old political model and attack dissenters.
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Bouqs has a huge selection of the traditional roses or lilies, but also has rarer finds like tropical loofahs, alstroemerias, or orchids — handpicked from a sustainable farm and to your boo's door in a minimalistic, totally not-cliché vase.
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To change the dynamic he'd have to either renege on the pending appointments or let them lapse when a new Congress takes office in January, or boot his handpicked chairman, Jerome Powell, at the start of a second term.
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The fragmented European Parliament has rejected Mr. Macron's handpicked commissioner for a grand French-designed job combining industrial and defense policy, Sylvie Goulard, in retaliation for Mr. Macron's dismissal of the Parliament's preferred path to a European Commission president.
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Douglas Letter was handpicked by Pelosi to become general counsel for the House of Representatives in January, and in the past 10 months he and his office have been at the epicenter of the hyper-partisan constitutional power struggle.
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The group on Friday gave Mr. Trump a criminal justice award and the opportunity to speak in front of a handpicked audience at Benedict College that largely excluded students — prompting the threat by Ms. Harris to boycott the forum.
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If that didn't faze them even when the result could have been to hand the presidency to the president's rival, it certainly wouldn't faze them today, when it would hand the presidency to the president's own handpicked running mate.
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