There's something hemming in the range of its sound effects.
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A working-class neighborhood formed around the park, hemming it in.
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This kit includes all the tools necessary for users to designate what changes they want in their clothes, from hemming a pant leg to fixing a hole in a sweater to hemming a skirt and so on.
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The whale-thing was still chugging along behind him, hemming him in.
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Hemming was paid $89,000 a year in the position, said the outlet.
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"He took advantage of me," she finally said, after much hemming and hawing.
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"I think…it's true," he said after a lot of hemming and hawing.
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But by 1995, "the Rolex watch had become rather flash," Ms. Hemming said.
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Hemming pants with a sewing machine or by hand is easier than it looks.
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Hemming previously served as a senior adviser for research at the Republican National Committee.
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Much of the hemming and hawing was thanks to the season's single biggest plot turn.
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Given the chance, memories can overwhelm a place and become invisible barriers hemming you in.
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The Leopards selected the winners: Louis Browning, Katherine Anderson, Mollie Rose Hemming and Hannah Jackson.
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White House director of rapid response Andy Hemming is out in his role, Politico reported.
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Nor did I spend the film hemming and hawing about the ethical hypothetical of survival cannibalism.
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After some hemming and hawing, there is still disagreement within the government about what to do.
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"We're not going to accept no more hemming and hawing," said the group's president, Nina Turner.
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Hulu wants to end all the hemming and hawing over whether you should cut the cord.
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Outlook: After some early hemming and hawing, the Canucks seem to have embraced a true rebuild.
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In such a short space of time the hemming and hawing of the muddy middle is inaudible.
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The Google Assistant was hemming and hawing in an extremely natural manner, successfully masquerading as a person.
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But when he pressed them about the presidential race, he got a lot of hemming and hawing.
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To my hemming-and-hawing gay teenage self of the '70s, this came as a tender mercy.
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Four additional cruisers arrived, three of them hemming in McDonald on his left and one from behind.
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Along with the veil, but apart from alterations, like hemming, the cost was $1,0003, Ms. Hildebrand said.
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On arguably the most important Trump policy affecting rural America, the Democratic candidates are hemming and hawing.
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Perhaps in order to stave off a "Trump effect" by hemming too closely to the nominee, Sens.
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First designed by Lindy Hemming, directed by Patty Jenkins Second designed by Michael Wilkinson, directed by Zack Snyder.
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Her work instead evokes the compassionate, closely observed plays of Anton Chekhov, albeit with more hemming and hawing.
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Efforts to widen diving channels, have raised similar fears about blocking narrow passageways and hemming the team in.
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After some hemming and hawing, NBC ordered a Wonder Woman pilot from Ally McBeal creator David E. Kelley.
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You'll only be wasting your employees' time (and your employer's) by hemming and hawing over an important decision.
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Put on the shoes you plan to wear the most with the particular pair of pants are hemming.
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Sheesh," Mr. Cole said, hemming and hawing before advising, only half-jokingly, "Smoke a lot; drink a lot.
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You mean that bearded and bespectacled Victorian word-factory with his hemming and hawing and endlessly long sentences?
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All told, there was no professorial hemming and hawing, no on-the-one-hand and on-the-other.
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Recognizing this, the European Union is already hemming in Britain's options for the next phase of the negotiations.
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But, unless you're runway-model tall, chances are they're a little too long and some hemming is in order.
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But the governments they are hemming in don't seem to appreciate being told what is reasonable and what isn't.
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A few years ago Mr. Issa was earning the equivalent of nearly $14 a day, sewing and hemming clothes.
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Hemming characters into confined spaces doesn't preclude cinematic power — especially in stories about the economically precarious life of geishas.
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There's thankfully little hemming and hawing about real feelings or propriety, and much more thoughtful grappling with thornier issues.
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We'll probably get a great Quavo/Swae Lee collaboration someday after they stop hemming and hawing about going solo, though.
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These past few weeks have been low-scoring, and that's what the hemming and hawing is about from Twitter-folk.
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After months of hemming and hawing, Daniel Craig finally made it official: Yes, he's coming back for another Bond movie.
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Over dinner, and after a lot of sweet hemming and hawing, she says "I love you" in an adorable speech.
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This week, after much hemming and hawing about whether to get involved, some giant tech firms banned content from Infowars.
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Earlier this year, on the set of his first major music video, the rapper Valee was hemming his own clothes.
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There's also an easy four-step buttonhole feature and a removable storage compartment that exposes a free arm for hemming.
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I've been the only woman engineer in a room of producers hemming and hawing about VSTs and DAWs and mastering chains.
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Between the hemming and the taking-everything-in-just-a-hair, you end up spending your summer wardrobe funds on tailoring.
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Goodell and others appear to have missed this point entirely while hiding behind the same hemming and hawing that King criticized.
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In reminding us of previous efforts by foreign agents to influence Americans, Hemming gives us a great deal to think about.
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Both offensives have advanced towards the Syria-Lebanon frontier from opposite sides, hemming the militants into a small zone straddling the border.
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Our leaders, along with the rest of us, have been hemming, hawing, coasting and quarreling, and here we are, immobile and enraged.
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Political heft was being put behind the cause, with John Hemming MP using his parliamentary privilege to bust one of the big names.
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Hahn's script expands on that world a little, taking out the seams in certain narratives and hemming others, like a pageant queen herself.
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But today, both Fires and Kingstown say there's a lot less hemming and hawing about whether or not to take a fauxcest role.
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Add in the vagaries of sewing on an arm or a hemming a pair of pants and you've got a human-rich environment.
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Why bother hemming and hawing about special occasion makeup and this or that little black dress when you look like you've been dueling?
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He was summoning the ancient trees—their foliage was growing out of the walls of our prison, writhing and shrugging, hemming us in.
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Hemming pants is so easy that leg length should never stand between you and an awesome pair of pants you snag on sale.
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It's the product of a new technique he's developed, in which a piece is woven with a hemming machine in a single sitting.
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It took a lot of hemming and hawing and drama, but this gambit ultimately failed during the "fiscal cliff" incident of Christmas 2012.
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But in Congress, it prompted what has become a routine dance among Republicans — a Trump tweet shuffle that begins with some hemming and hawing.
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What followed in the next 24 hours was an odd stream of hemming and hawing, as Pegg posted teaser after teaser to stall time.
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The hemming was good and sturdy, but the threads, he said, at least the ones used on the buttons, were cheap, and it showed.
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This comes despite reports of some last minute hemming and hawing by some Republicans who were considering a gradual or temporary corporate tax cut.
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According to Ann Temkin, who curated the show, Ms. Gund spent months hemming and hawing about whether she wanted the show to take place.
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There are no coming-out storylines, no hemming and hawing about labels — intimacies just happen to manifest in all types of ways on this show.
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None of Ms. Bernard's new employees had ever sewn a stitch before, unless you count hemming a lapa, the wraparound skirts Liberian women wear daily.
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Another effort aimed at hemming in Chinese influence may come on Friday, when the U.S. Treasury Department is due to issue recommendations on investment restrictions.
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Even businesses left in private hands faced an unmanageable thicket of regulation over every imaginable aspect of their operations, hemming them in on all sides.
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"Perhaps the only time Russians have visited the Trump White House with bipartisan support in D.C.," said Andy Hemming, a former White House staff member.
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For someone at my height, floor length dresses of any kind are hard to come by that won't need any hemming or adjusting to them.
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Just upstairs from where they were sitting was the atelier where the Wonder Woman armor, commissioned by Lindy Hemming, the film's costume designer, was born.
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"Hemming and hawing" is now not quite a red, but certainly red ish, flag online; a bumbling, unconfident-seeming man isn't necessarily a good one.
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Perhaps the most massive controversy to hit the web was a pointless french fry debate, followed by typical hemming and hawing over Twitter's latest redesign.
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"Damon Smith's actions were incredibly dangerous and the consequences had the device worked do not bear thinking about," said Sue Hemming of the Crown Prosecution Service.
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"The key word nowadays is discovery rather than exploration," says John Hemming, a former director of Britain's Royal Geographical Society and an expert on the Amazon.
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"There's no hemming and hawing: same-store sales are the most important metric in retail, and it's no different with Ulta," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But this week, CNN saw several armored personnel carriers (APCs) stationed outside their headquarters in Harare -- a clear sign that the military is hemming them in.
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I slogged through "The Conquest of the Incas" by John Hemming before visiting Machu Picchu for the first time, and it made for a rich experience.
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All of this hemming and hawing over finding a more competitive candidate was to the frustration of Nate McMurray, the Democrat in the race against Collins.
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As with a regular alterations shop, visitors are invited to bring in their slacks in need of hemming, jackets to be darned, or patches to sew.
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He was appointed to Donald Trump's national security advisory panel, but, like many Republican incumbents, he has been hemming and hawing about Mr. Trump's demoralizing candidacy.
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We have to look at it straight, stop hemming and hawing around it or trying to disavow it or worrying that it might offend and discomfit.
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"Khalid Ali planned to carry out a vicious knife attack in London that could have injured many and endangered life," said Sue Hemming from the CPS.
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Instead, she intends to comply with his wishes that on her next ocean research trip, a colleague, Dr. Sidney R. Hemming, scatter his ashes at sea.
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Christian says the dresses were basically crap -- made of cheap fabric with major stitching, hemming and packaging issues ... which he was embarrassed to endorse with his name.
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"Globally, the African art scene is exploding right now," says Jennings, who co-curated the show alongside colleagues Sara Hemming and Red Hook Labs founder Jimmy Moffat.
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"I think we became the party of hemming and hawing and trying to be all things to everybody," she said when describing the evolution of the party.
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It exists in a spatial vacuum and you shift them around the walls 90° at a time, hemming in Ao and Bo to an almost suffocating degree.
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Ilona Somogyi, the costume designer, helps, too, by hemming the sleeves on Mangan's frock coat so as to make his hands seem the size of credit cards.
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But the court continuing down the road of intentionally hemming prosecutors in when it comes to enforcement of the nation's public integrity laws is an unfortunate trend.
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After months of hemming and hawing (and the occasional conflicting announcement), this week's news indicates that South Korea is taking its first big steps to regulate cryptocurrencies.
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The hemming and hawing over them is meanwhile also stalling more than $20 billion in investment in clean energy, according to Democratic lawmakers who oppose the cuts.
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She spends most of the episode hemming and hawing about whether or not to invite Ramona, whom Bethenny does not want around for a day celebrating her brand.
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Gift-giving should be low-lift, high reward for both you and the person on the receiving end — and it shouldn't take tons of time, hemming, or hawing.
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That hemming and hawing has killed the momentum Democrats once had around Trump and Russia, argues Richard Arenberg, who spent 30 years as a staffer on Capitol Hill.
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After much hemming, hawing, and backtracking, HP eventually decided that its own branding was more valuable to put on webOS devices, and so it discarded Palm's glorious name.
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If you do that, you end up paying half price for the phone and you get a new one every year without hemming and hawing over the cost.
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The whole thing feels along the too-little-too-late lines—especially when you think that it took some feedback and hemming and hawing on the 76ers' part.
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And I get the feeling that season three won't end until we see some more moral hemming and hawing from our party's supernatural contingent of Michael and Janet.
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The social platform announced on Thursday — after months of hemming and hawing — that it would not change its basic rules for political advertising ahead of the 2020 election.
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Should Mr Abe follow through on his desire to change the constitution to remove the pacifist language still hemming in the SDF, he would doubtless provoke even greater ire.
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There is a bit of hemming and hawing about which one to take, and I decide on one that is a little bit more expensive but has better hours.
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"People wear T-shirts to work now," she said, speaking in Mandarin, looking up from the pair of slacks she was hemming on a recent weekday in the shop.
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Mr. Urquhart tells the story of the fashion designer Lindy Hemming who set about revamping Bond's image in 1992 — picking the right car, the right Champagne, the right watch.
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Officials said that Officer Barnes and a colleague confronted the gunman within about four minutes, hemming him into one classroom and saving lives by drawing his attention and fire.
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It's tax time for Bernie: After much hemming and hawing, Sanders is expected to make 10 years of past tax returns public on Tax Day (aka April 15, aka Monday).
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I spent hours hemming and hawing, and, even with the advice of the extraordinarily patient Fendi Made to Order expert, was unconvinced it would all be O.K. in the end.
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Remarkably, the wall around the city stayed in place — hemming in a growing population and almost completely separating the city from the sea next to it — for two more centuries.
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The Rangers pushed back, often hemming Ottawa into its own end and taking advantage of such a situation to tie the score when Ryan McDonagh redirected a shot by Grabner.
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The whole experiment, and all this hemming and hawing seemed to coalesce in this choice, a final distillation of the answer the game had been given me over and over.
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Whether you're a fan of Mr. Johnson and his policies or not, you have to admit: Won't it be nice for all that hemming and hawing about Brexit to end?
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And thats not all the chain has up its sleeve—without any hemming or hawing, a few lucky customers will receive pizza-inspired holiday packages from the pizza chain this season.
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There has been much hemming and hawing about the death of the personal vehicle—fewer Americans are getting drivers licenses, and some in the densest cities are forgoing car ownership altogether.
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That could be changing in West Texas's Permian, the largest U.S. oilfield, where checkerboard-like leases dating to land grants made to railroads in the 19th century are hemming in producers.
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I tried to intercept the man's rampage by persuading a passing car to block the driveway, hemming in the man's truck so he couldn't use it as a 4,000-pound weapon.
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Back on Saturday, when Trump was still hemming, hawing and hiding, Cruz released a statement superior to what Trump, with more time and the help of many aides, delivered on Monday.
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President Trump's top aides have been hemming and hawing for days about whether Trump would use today's high-profile meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to hammer Moscow for its election meddling.
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The White House even has a director of rapid response, Andy Hemming, who is paid $89,000 a year to find positive stories about the Trump administration to send to journalists, Politico reports.
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Even before Trump clinched the party's nomination in May, GOP leaders voiced their apprehension about appearing at the convention and potentially hemming too closely to such a mercurial and widely disliked candidate.
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Mr Hemming quotes Robert Ballard, an American oceanographer famous for discovering the wrecks of the Titanic and the German battleship Bismarck—but who is far prouder of his work on hydrothermal vents.
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And, because the living room happens at the speed of life, your lights should be ready at a moment's notice, rather than hemming and hawing about when they'd prefer to heat up.
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In response she offered her trademark combination of bluster/hemming and hawing; Sanders refused to comment on the letter from the president's outside counsel, ignoring entirely the question about her own words.
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Mr. Kaplan also had a hand in legislation hemming in the labor board, most prominently the Workforce Democracy and Fairness Act, which would have effectively undone the board's rules expediting election timetables.
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The De Niro performance, especially with its digital tweaks, will probably strike some Scorsese habitués as boilerplate, given how it relies on his familiar downturned mouth, crinkled eyes, and hemming and hawing.
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After much hemming and hawing from the dog and (we're assuming) exasperation from Savva, another handler comes out onto the course, picks up Tinks and pretty much tosses the pooch over the jump.
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"We will now assess these in order to determine whether we have sufficient material on which to make charging decisions," said Sue Hemming, Head of the CPS Special Crime and Counter Terrorism Division.
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" Allison Hemming, the founder of The Hired Guns, a New York City recruiting firm, told Marketplace that part of the problem is companies are looking for employees who can do "more and more.
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"The C.P.S. will now continue preparations for the trial of David Duckenfield on 95 counts of manslaughter by gross negligence," said Sue Hemming, the head of the service's special crime and counterterrorism division.
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It feels like while there's hemming and hawing over Harley Quinn's solo box office potential, Phillips is already on his way to making another edge-lord movie that promises to shock the masses.
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Also hemming Zelensky in is a "red line" manifesto set by the three major Ukrainian opposition parties, which flatly rejects the granting of major concessions to Russia or its proxies in eastern Ukraine.
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After months of hemming and hawing, I realized that to cave and change my haircut simply because I don't want to be associated with white supremacists is to forever cede the undercut to the enemy.
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Too many Democrats are hemming and hawing about process, perhaps worried that a full-throated outcry will hurt them with their beloved suburban voters even as their constituents chain themselves to office doors in outrage.
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After hemming the Predators in their zone for a lengthy stretch, Detroit finally cashed in as Green took Henrik Zetterberg's pass in the high slot and guided a wrister through goalmouth traffic and past Pekka Rinne.
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"It was only a matter of luck that the device did not work as he intended or it could easily have led to the loss of innocent lives," said Sue Hemming from Britain's Crown Prosecution Service.
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Still, Mr. Yang's plain-spoken answers — he directly said the government should pay to help Americans move out of places impacted by climate change — cut through on a stage filled with political hemming, hawing and hedging.
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Portland, generally a forgiving city, turned on him, complained about his (fairly modest, all things considered) salary, crowded the internet and the streets with complaints and hemming and hawing, crying "TRADE MEYERS" into whatever Heavens might listen.
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After some hemming and hawing with both uniformed and plainclothes police officers, as well as building security, five protesters were allowed a few feet inside the vestibule of 212 5th Ave to leave Bezos his unordered shipment.
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Andrew Hemming – a former RNC staff member whose official title was White House director of rapid response – is leaving in a move that was described as a "mutual decision" by White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers spent big to keep their core intact; the Cleveland Indians chased after a big free agent for once; the Chicago White Sox finally decided to stop hemming and hawing, and tore everything down.
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"We will allege that David Duckenfield's failures to discharge his personal responsibility were extraordinarily bad and contributed substantially to the deaths of each of those 96 people who so tragically and unnecessarily lost their lives," said Hemming.
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Part of what's fueling interest in Fox's international business is the regulatory hemming and hawing that's holding up Murdoch's proposed bid to buy out the rest of Sky, in which Fox currently owns a 39 percent stake.
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Even if you haven't really followed the show, think of it as watching a fantasy-world "American Idol" finale: There's going to be a lot of awkward hemming and hawing, and ultimately a winner will be crowned.
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In 2016, Mr. de Blasio spent months hemming and hawing about whether to endorse Hillary Clinton for president — and by the time he finally did, all it earned him was the candidate's ire for taking so long.
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After some understandable hemming and hawing (after all, last time Caelynn saw Dean, he dumped her on her birthday), Caelynn eventually decided she liked Dean enough to want to give things a shot in the real world.
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But this year, desperate to contain the disease, the Chinese authorities have shut down transportation or imposed travel restrictions in 13 cities in Hubei, the province at the center of the outbreak, hemming in 35 million people.
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Key to Kavanaugh's narrow confirmation were Senators Susan Collins and Joe Manchin, who, after much hemming and hawing about their position on the nominee, helped tip the scales in Kavanaugh's favor for a final 50-48 vote.
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A spoof of fashionista narcissism to be sure, it may also be a reminder that the utopia of the fashion photo is a means of hemming women into stereotypes and positioning them as objects of a voyeuristic gaze.
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His 2014 collection featured what appeared to be intensely frayed jackets, tops and dresses that were actually made with an overlocking machine, which stitches over the edges of pieces of cloth for the purpose of hemming or seaming.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors took back the most money since May from U.S.-based funds that buy international stocks, further hemming in their exposure to Europe and Japan, Investment Company Institute data for the latest week showed on Wednesday.
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As I strolled west along a narrow street in the historic center, eyes blinded by the late-afternoon sun, with the closely set buildings hemming in the sight of sky and smells of cooking, the sea felt distant indeed.
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That time the President said there were some 'very fine people' among neo-Nazi demonstrators in Charlottesville After hemming and hawing for a couple of days, Trump denounced the white supremacists responsible for kicking off deadly violence in Virginia.
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NEWS ANALYSIS JERUSALEM — The "Friday of Tires" protest ended with another nine Palestinians killed along the fence hemming in Gaza despite a smokescreen of burning rubber and a second round of international criticism over Israel's use of lethal force.
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Today, after three weeks of legal hemming and hawing, the Northern District of California finally made public a potentially key piece of evidence in the rollicking, roiling, rolling trade secrets lawsuit between self-driving Alphabet spinoff Waymo and ridehailing company Uber.
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NAHAL OZ, Israel — With tear gas and burning tires fouling the air and gunfire periodically ringing out from one direction, Palestinian demonstrators and Israeli soldiers faced off along the fence hemming in the Gaza Strip for a second week on Friday.
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The free Hackathon tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't waste any time hemming and hawing about whether or not to sign up — head on over to the ticketing page and reserve your spot right now.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Laurel & Donathan I've been hemming and hawing myself about whether Laurel is making smart, cautious decisions or squandering her chance at victory.
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" However, Sue Hemming, from the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "This teenager's behavior over many months leaves no doubt that he intended to kill and maim as many people as possible in an attack reminiscent of the incident on Westminster Bridge.
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Her landlord came over after her husband died, hemming and hawing, saying how sorry she was, but also that she was hoping my mom might move out to be closer to family, which would probably be better for everyone. Well.
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And while the US military has remained focused on hemming in China's ambition in the South China Sea while maintaining readiness in the face of North Korea's nuclear threat, Trump's burgeoning international trade disagreements differ sharply with China's economic approach.
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And even if the party erases its steep polling deficit and fares well in the vote, Labour is likely to need the help of smaller, more moderate opposition parties in order to take power, potentially hemming in some of its plans.
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"The disaster at Hillsborough 30 years ago has caused unimaginable suffering to the families of those who sadly lost their lives and to everybody affected by the tragic events of that day," said Sue Hemming, CPS Director of Legal Services.
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But even though Kimmel tried to squeeze as much juicy information out of him as possible now that Spicer's not technically tied to the government, Spicer delivered more of the same hemming and hawing he used to deliver from the White House podium.
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In 2011, U.K. soccer player Ryan Giggs obtained an injunction preventing The Sun newspaper from publishing details of an alleged affair, but Twitter users outed the story, and Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming named him in Parliament, using parliamentary privilege to do so.
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By hemming and hawing for so long over the matter, Facebook has particularly opened its management to further criticism that it's not up to the task of stewarding Mark Zuckerberg's creation in a manner consistent with the values it purports to embrace.
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Although Willis shed his vacation home, the actor and his wife, Emma Hemming Willis, still own their primary residence in Bedford Hills, New York—about an hour upstate from N.Y.C.—where they live with their two daughters, Mabel, 6, and Evelyn, 4.
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" Over three minutes, sludgy guitars and Wetzel's manically-paced spidering rhythms behind the drum kit set the tone for Winters to yelp ominously of the monotony of road life: "Bumping across the whole hilled nation/Hemming and hawing, piss and then sleep.
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"Both men were fully aware that Daesh is a proscribed terrorist group responsible for brutal activities and that what they themselves were doing was illegal," said Sue Hemming, Head of Counter Terrorism for the Crown Prosecution Service, in a statement released Tuesday afternoon.
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The D.J., a boomer with trousers that badly need hemming, could have been your chemistry teacher bouncing to Cardi B. Now, a few days away from the Iowa caucus, Mr. Yang has outlasted more than a dozen candidates, including three senators and two governors.
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"This teenager's behavior over many months leaves no doubt that he intended to kill and maim as many people as possible in an attack reminiscent of the incident on Westminster Bridge," said Sue Hemming, head of the special crime and counter terrorism division at the CPS.
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"This method of Jihad is one of the modes of conflict between us and the West — something both new and old — a way of hemming in the enemy and breaking its strength, and this mode of asymmetrical warfare was pioneered by our predecessors centuries ago," he says.
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But when I set up my own household, I narrowed my tools down to fit in a re-purposed wicker picnic basket and bought a portable sewing machine that has served me well for many years of making Halloween costumes, hemming countless pairs of pants, and creating curtains for several houses.
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One of the few blank spaces in his crowded discography is the great salsa-inspired album that he didn't make: the one where the bright certainty of the horn section pulled against the wary voice of the guy on the cover, hemming and hawing about his place in the world.
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I mean we are, all the guardrails of our democracy will be gone because the only thing that's somewhat hemming in, through public and Congress — which is just deep in corruption — and this White House — which is even deeper in corruption — is the idea of some electoral consequence for their actions.
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A few months back, for example, one of us spent a full week and a half hemming and hawing over whether or not to buy basketball sneakers, and one of us said she didn't really care either way and just begged the other to please decide already and stop bringing it up.
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There is simply no way Paul George doesn't know it and isn't completely familiar with how badly it fucks him, stripmines his stats, sends the team into disarray, plops him on podiums with a guy dressed as a clown, hemming and hawing about why he didn't manage to shut Ricky Rubio down.
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Great inspirations have been classics like Antonia Fraser ("Cromwell"); Simon Schama ("Citizens"), Robert Caro (Lyndon B. Johnson); Robert K. Massie ("Peter the Great"); Hugh Thomas ("Conquest: Cortes, Montezuma, and the Fall of Old Mexico"); Duff Cooper ("Talleyrand"); John Hemming ("The Conquest of the Incas"); Doris Kearns Goodwin ("Team of Rivals"); Jean Lacouture ("De Gaulle").
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Hampden, she said, has always been slightly different, its identity forged by the workers drawn from the South and Appalachia to the jobs in nearby mills and factories, and its geographic isolation from the rest of the city, with a river, a highway, park space and the campus of Johns Hopkins University hemming it in.
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Her signature, much imitated, cropped, frayed-edge jeans with the telltale white crease were inspired by a childhood embarrassment: As a short girl, she got used to her mother hemming her jeans; but as Comey grew taller, instead of buying new ones, her mother simply let out the hem, yielding a too-short jean with an unfinished edge.
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Twitter has promised to do a better job of dealing with hate speech, but a lot of its actions come across as more hemming and hawing while real damage is being done through its platform (for example, President Donald Trump retweeting Islamophobic posts from the deputy leader of hate group Britain First's account, which Twitter only suspended three weeks later despite massive uproar and concern that it would trigger more violence and harassment against Muslims).
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