Then [I] went on to audition for it and it was really competitive; the cast was super high caliber and the creators behind it are super, super high caliber.
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But the high caliber of artists is generally the same.
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It also snagged some high-caliber Hollywood names for its originals.
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The SFFA group is represented by a battery of high-caliber lawyers.
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I've never had that high caliber a visual effects company work with me.
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I was floored — these were some high-caliber dudes filling up my inbox.
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Pay uncertainty undermines the FBI's ability to recruit and retain high-caliber professionals.
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Blum, who is not a lawyer, often recruits high caliber conservative legal talent.
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Then, you must obsess over those tasks in order to produce high-caliber work.
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They are fine but no match for the high caliber of Mr. Patrick's cooking.
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"We are always on the lookout to sponsor high-caliber female flippers," he says.
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The abandoned ranch house was pocked by high caliber ammunition, some penetrating thick walls.
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They're coming with everything they've got: high-caliber weapons, full arsenals, vehicle-mounted artillery.
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He's a high-caliber player that can do a lot of things on the court.
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The end result of this rigorous review process is the funding of high-caliber research.
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In our real world, tons of high-caliber science is still locked behind journal paywalls.
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Napa Valley, for example, has a robust arts scene with several high-caliber art galleries.
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The attackers in the San Bernardino, California, and Orlando, Florida, rampages used high-caliber semiautomatic weapons.
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He said the inspection operation had turned up two high-caliber weapons and a regular firearm.
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Iranian trainers showed them how to use machine guns, 14.5mm and 23mm high-caliber mounted guns.
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Never a leading man, Mr. Schallert was instead a high-caliber embodiment of the working actor.
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Finally, the hunting guide yelled at Jones to stop and handed him a high-caliber rifle.
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In most garages, such homilies are not posted above a bin filled with high-caliber shell casings.
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This is due to the expensive and fragile, high-caliber carbon fiber bodywork on a handbuilt car.
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And if a high-caliber item still needs a tweak, spend the money to have it tailored.
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Thus, the quandary for high-caliber players like Ferguson: a year of college or a season abroad?
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Immediately, a high-caliber rifle began spraying bullets from the rear, driver's side seat of the Nissan.
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According to Mexican government officials, high caliber rifles are the preferred weapon used by drug trafficking organizations.
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"Streaming show based off a podcast about scary folklore" doesn't necessarily suggest a high caliber of acting talent.
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So, I'm just really happy that an actress of such high caliber decided to take on this role.
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The reality is if someone is shot by a high-velocity, high-caliber weapon, it creates massive destruction.
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When it comes to pacing projects of high caliber, Future knows a little something about a successful run.
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It's been so positive, in fact, that we're actively looking for more high-caliber Toronto founders to fund.
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" Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders said the officer's behavior reflected the "high caliber of training that takes place.
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He encouraged the government to use the "high-caliber" weapons in its arsenal to stave off a collapse.
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Both the restaurants they recommended were of high caliber and cost no more than an inexpensive Manhattan spot.
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"Chris has a different, high-caliber circle of people around him, and he's very socially awkward," Kenny said.
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It sucked to lose such a high-caliber phone and some people may never trust Samsung products again.
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The attackers, in five "presumably armored" vehicles, opened fire with high caliber weapons, said the prosecutor, Adrián López Solís.
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Footage of Thursday's chaos on social media showed panicked residents fleeing and high caliber gunfire ringing out across town.
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Jamie Foxx has some brand new high caliber ink -- a 9mm handgun -- which he flashed onstage with Reese Witherspoon.
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And since I was a woman of such high caliber, I didn't think it was too much to ask.
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Those fans clearly hoped to see a sweep, with such a high caliber of American athletes in the field.
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Eric Bergstol had a different challenge in his quest to put a high-caliber golf course close to Manhattan.
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And we're talking about some seriously high-caliber professionals: Anna Wintour, Simone Biles, Malcolm Gladwell, Shonda Rhimes, and more.
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"I wanted it to be a good, solid local with high-caliber drinks service in a casual environment," he said.
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Because today it's fairly easy; you can make a film with a very high caliber camera that's not expensive anymore.
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The 18th-century architecture in the historical center is something to marvel at, and the opera is very high caliber.
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The school has struggled to attract and retain high-caliber international faculty members as security in the country has worsened.
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"Hustlers" has a rare vantage point, as perhaps the only high-caliber feature about strippers made by a female filmmaker.
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You can't even get other guys to mimic it because it takes a very high caliber fighter to really simulate it.
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He referenced the company's need for "high-caliber engineers" and the Andela team's work in improving The Zebra's mobile web platform.
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"These were taken by straight-up crazy people or high-caliber professionals of their field," reads the text above the photos.
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"She had been a very high-performing person, committed, high-caliber, responsible," said Mr. Cousins, now a pastor in Orlando, Fla.
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They say she was shot at point-blank range with a high-caliber pistol as she entered her yard in Bengaluru.
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In addition to the high-caliber of the founding team, Aurora's collaborative approach to building self-driving cars has attracted investors, too.
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These elements give the interior a brooding but high-caliber appearance — as one would have to expect from such an iconic twosome.
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Still, it is hard to single out individual performers in a production with a cast of such high caliber across the board.
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Put partisanship aside, look closely at Gina's experience, and afford her the margin of victory deserving of such a high-caliber candidate.
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Both security personnel and drug gangs in Rio are armed with the same high-caliber weapons that could have fired the projectile.
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Although I'm sure there's some remote island in the North Sea, perhaps, packed with high-caliber classical musicians, to prove me wrong.
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There may be nothing heroic about an obsession with death, but when it produces high-caliber art the issue is effectively closed.
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I attended his church for some years when I lived in New York, largely because of the high caliber of his sermons.
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They unanimously described Mr. Conway as a high-caliber colleague and thinker; he graduated from Harvard at 20 and attended Yale Law.
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Netflix will have succeeded in creating an emotional and intellectual shift — high-caliber original films associated with television sets and computer screens.
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I spied several more faded stains on otherwise soft white towels, which felt surprising from such a high caliber hotel as SLS.
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You can buy a huge property there with multiple bedrooms near a high-caliber golf course for less than a million dollars.
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"There's a sense that you're working at this high level, with artists of this high caliber, at breakneck speed," Ms. Jones said.
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Investigators found high-caliber weapons, ammunition, almost $8,000 in cash, along with the officer's uniform, badge, vest, radio and ID, the station said.
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The third automatic qualifiers were Switzerland, who ran a national record time of 42.50, pointing to a high caliber final later on Saturday.
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Critics say Russian players, most of whom play in their country's domestic league, have been cocooned from high-caliber competition, hindering their development.
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"It's a vast leap for these brands to see that we are able to offer this really high caliber of talent," Olson said.
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And it is the hothouse environment of Argentine soccer, so destructive in other ways, that is especially conducive to nurturing high-caliber coaches.
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Nelson said that in order to change the abusive culture that sometimes permeates high-caliber restaurant kitchens, workers need to be treated well.
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High-caliber weapons are already meant to have been withdrawn to secure holding areas, although the OSCE regularly reports violations on both sides.
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As they moved forward, high-caliber bullets ripped into their ranks, allegedly fired by the hired men of one of Palma's rancher friends.
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Last year, 53 trucks were armored against high-caliber weapons, up 40 percent from 2016, according to the Mexican Association of Automotive Armorers.
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I mean, we have seen that before with the Trump administration, and not in a situation that is this high-caliber, this high-pressure.
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare lets you experience visceral tactical action with an arsenal of over 70 high-caliber weapons, gears, and accessories.
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Apple has vowed to its high-caliber producing partners to mount marketing blitzes on behalf of the shows in addition to the service itself.
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The exhibit's overall effect is not unlike attending a live assembly or demonstration, but with a high-caliber attendee list that overlaps cultural eras.
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The $350 price tag isn't cheap, but it's reasonable given the Dyson reputation, high-caliber specs, and extra accessories for a full deep clean.
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Barron Trump's going to have seriously high caliber play dates from here on out ... courtesy of the Secret Service and the U.S. Coast Guard.
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They are turning to high-caliber weapons and employ devices to block Global Positioning Systems (GPS) to prevent trucks communicating their whereabouts, experts say.
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She went on to play on the varsity team at her high school, which was home to a championship-winning program and high-caliber coach.
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A high-caliber graphics card is *essential* in building a PC tower that's worthwhile and performs well, so add this one to your shopping list.
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The government banned military-style semi-automatic and other high-caliber guns within weeks of the Christchurch shooting and also introduced a gun amnesty scheme.
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Majarich demonstrates not only high-caliber discipline but also a keen creative spirit, embracing the project to diversify his practice and develop new artistic styles.
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Majarich demonstrates not only high-caliber discipline but also a keen creative spirit, embracing the project to diversify his practice and develop new artistic styles.
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The Air Force dispersed more than 85033 airmen to search the six-mile route where the high-caliber explosive rounds were thought to have fallen.
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" He remembers, on his first day, taking part in the official team photograph, and seeing enough high-caliber players to fill "two first-division teams.
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The excitement around Art Basel, the show in Miami Beach, is an example of this visibility, but some of the museums are also high-caliber.
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The high-caliber audience, which also included Jerry and Jessica Seinfeld, Anh Duong and Michael J. Fox, rose from their seats, giving her a standing ovation.
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It's not just the number of high-caliber players that Joachim Löw, Germany's coach, can call on that's fearsome; it is also the flexibility they offer.
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And you can expect more high-caliber technologists, policy makers and investors to be in the house when TC Sessions: Mobility takes place May 14, 2020.
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During his career, Hawk won nearly every high-caliber competition in the sport and famously completed tricks that had never before been landed by another skateboarder.
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With a constant stream of high caliber graduates leaving India's top business schools, management consultancy firm KPMG has grown significantly during its 25 years in India.
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Wentz, Philadelphia's regular quarterback, put the Eagles in position for a postseason run with his high caliber play before suffering a season-ending knee injury in December.
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The ability to bring together such high-caliber creative minds was a dream come true for Price, who was the winner of the Turner Prize in 2012.
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In order for Clinton to be on par with her competitors, she needs to have a high-caliber wardrobe, which means spending quite a bit of money.
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The best districts are coveted, and a high-caliber school system can be a key factor when a family decides to relocate to one city over another.
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"I feel really encouraged and inspired by this diverse group of emerging photographers who are working at a very high caliber in their own communities," she said.
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When Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power in India in 2014, the Indian military escalated the Kashmir violence by using high-caliber weapons, Professor Jacob said.
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It also notes that the shutdown could hamper the bureau's effort to recruit and retain high-caliber employees as a result of competition from the private sector.
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Fortunately, if you live in South Korea, you can ease your election nerves with high-caliber CGI graphics depicting presidential candidates doing all manner of fundamentally goofy things.
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A one-time $22017 fee (per course) gives you access to high-caliber how-tos in filmmaking, cooking, performing, singing, acting, screenwriting, music producing and even film scoring.
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At 22, she is just four years younger than Turner, but she's held on to her glamour-girl image, as well as her high-caliber career, for decades.
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And when Dimon has a high-caliber talent pool for a position, there is ultimately one factor that determines who gets hired: who he can trust the most.
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From a high-caliber drag show to a daylong performance art marathon on the subway, there's a lot to do in New York City around the New Year.
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The men killed had been carrying a high-caliber rifle and an ax for chopping off the horns of the animals they planned to hunt, Mr. Fox said.
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But, if the weapon is a high caliber, rapid fire assault weapon, it is hard to go into a fight against that if you've got just a handgun.
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Serbia has an abundance of gritty defenders, experienced midfielders and a bright young generation coming through, but a shortage of high-caliber attacking players may blunt its edge.
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They&aposre not though, because the Rezvani Tank Military Edition wears Level 7 ballistic armor, meaning it&aposs capable of stopping rounds from high-caliber weapons and assault rifles.
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Armed with high-caliber rifles and automatic weapons, including what appeared in one video to be a truck-mounted machine gun, cartel members overwhelmed government forces with sheer firepower.
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When it comes to recruitment, the UK tech sector is an unbelievably competitive space – there simply aren't enough high-caliber people out there to fill all the roles available.
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So far, these fledgling services have also been able to attract high-caliber talent both in front of and behind the camera, which, obviously, is no assurance of success.
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Victory will however require a perfect storm of a high caliber and well-funded challenger, a decline in Trump's approval ratings and a lackluster campaign by Culberson and Sessions.
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The display, for example, is supposed to have a wider color gamut and have higher max brightness, but it was already of a high caliber on the 6S series.
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Something about the state's identity helped the Cornhuskers develop the country's most robust walk-on program, allowing them to hold onto more than their share of high-caliber players.
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High-caliber rifles and shotguns were banned, licensing was tightened, a "buy-back" scheme took some 220,173 guns out of circulation and remaining firearms were registered to national standards.
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"We have a saying in the teams: 'You never shoot a high-caliber man with a low-caliber bullet,' and that's exactly what's going on right here," he said.
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Be a fly on the floor of one of those high-priced, high-caliber, one-of-a-kind, exclusive fitness studios that don't exist in your world or your wallet?
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The startup says it has selected Greece for its first international office primarily due to "the growing Greek startup ecosystem which offers access to high caliber talent with international experience".
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"We are looking for individuals of a very high caliber with integrity, and a great deal of responsibility," said Renee Triplett, assistant director for human resources for the Secret Service.
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LG consistently puts out high-caliber 4K televisions, and you can get one of their highest quality models for a fraction of the price in the PCMag Shop right now.
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But an empty tanker can carry explosive vapors, and if the Iranians had fired on the ship with missiles or high-caliber guns, it could have blown it sky high.
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Played on a smaller-than-usual pitch more suited to summer baseball, with modified scoring and 11 men per side instead of 15, the tournament nonetheless delivered high-caliber action.
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Serbia has an abundance of gritty defenders, experienced midfielders and a bright young generation coming through, but a shortage of high-caliber attacking players may blunt its edge next summer.
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Meanwhile, Gonzaga, another midmajor, was awarded a No. 1 seed not only for going 32-1 but for beating two eventual power-conference champions and several other high-caliber squads.
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To go back to what we talked about with recruitment, the reason you have so many high-caliber Democrats running is because there's opportunity made manifest by that outcome in 2016.
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Guests on the album's new tracks are of a similarly high caliber, including Kehlani, Ty Dolla $ign, Jhene Aiko, Ariana Grande (following up on last year's collaboration "Adore"), and Kacy Hill.
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The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's monitoring mission has reported that Russian-backed militants have used a wide array of heavy weapons, including mortars, high-caliber artillery and tanks.
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Eight foreign stores are named selling the most high caliber guns that ended up in Brazil, with five located in Florida, although a store in Paraguay was the largest individual seller.
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"As a result, the risk to IPERS is that the firm could lose investment talent, and/or it may be unable to recruit high caliber talent in the future," she said.
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The entire bodywork of the car is made of high-caliber carbon fiber, and the rear wing of the car is worth over $2210,260, according to Khohsbin, though he did not elaborate.
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And while training high-caliber athletes is STRIVR's core focus — these training deals can cost upward of six figures, Belch said — the company is also dipping its toes into another business: Entertainment.
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American's traditional in-flight product tended to be of a high caliber simply because of the highly competitive hubs it had to operate from, such as New York, London, and Los Angeles.
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He had four assault-style weapons, spent magazines, high-caliber ammo, and two people who were bound and gagged in his car — but an investigation found he wasn't tied to the massacre.
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That includes investing in federal research and development spending, worker skills and attracting more high-caliber foreign students to American graduate programs and fostering advanced industries such as biodefense and artificial intelligence.
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Supporters of the program have advocated its expansion, saying it attracts a high caliber of recruits at a time when it is especially difficult to bring in well-educated, high-skilled Americans.
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Our practice of common law, together with an independent judiciary served by high-caliber judges, has earned us the trust and the confidence of friends and trading partners all over the world.
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Meyer's place in the pantheon of high-caliber coaches (he boasts a 73-8 record at Ohio State) insulates him from the severity that would befall one of his players for misdeeds.
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When the Los Angeles Sparks star Candace Parker announced her pregnancy before the 2009 season, some critics called her selfish and questioned her ability to return to a high caliber of play.
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WEF hopes that by bringing together a high caliber of leaders, businesses and public and private policymakers, participants can discuss and devise more collaborative approaches to resolving the world's most pressing problems.
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The most consistent comments revolve around how edgy the series looks, which should come as no surprise considering the high-caliber actors involved including Ed Harris, Anthony Hopkins, Thandie Newton and Jeffrey Wright.
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"There could be some high-caliber chefs who have been in there and we just don't know it," said Eddie Gehman Kohan, who is writing a culinary biography of the Obama White House.
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"He always had a few thousand dollars cash in his swimsuit," said Luca Sabatini, an owner of Unreal-Systems, which built the festival stages and supplied the high-caliber sound systems and lighting.
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I think the hardest part of leadership is the people component, and the challenge of figuring out how you shift a culture to being super-high-caliber, focused on results, and incredibly sound technically.
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Eight foreign stores were named selling the most high caliber guns that ended up in Brazil, with five located in Florida, although a store in Paraguay was the largest individual seller, the report said.
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Bennet, a soft-spoken moderate with a lower profile than other senators, could benefit from several high caliber Democrats dividing the vote in what is expected to be a crowded primary for the party.
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These "shock forces" were reported to be "well-trained and equipped with vehicles, military equipment and weapons, including with high-caliber arms such as the AK-47 and Dragunov sniper rifles," the report said.
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As a result of the foregoing, it is not surprising that many high caliber artists who could have taken home the award in a specific category, have, at times, not been nominated at all.
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"We are excited for this high-caliber technology team and we appreciate Pear VC for its contribution to Berkeley's vibrant new venture ecosystem," said Ikhlaq Sidhu, founder of Berkeley's Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology (SCET).
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And at that pace, how can you possibly continue producing high-caliber album artwork like this: This looks like something that would hang in a rec room at a Days Inn in Parsippany, New Jersey.
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Proposed in 2015 but disputed by the bloc's 28 nations, the rules restrict access to some high-caliber weapons and make it easier to track guns to avoid them being sold on the black market.
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The Trump administration will now allow local police forces to take and use armored vehicles, high-caliber weapons and other kinds of heavy equipment that were once used in the military, USA Today reported Sunday.
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But when you look at the ridiculously high caliber of music that's come out of the UK in 2018, a fair whack of it has been in the form of singles or one-off loosies.
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But while some winners (like Joon-Ho's genre-defying thriller "Parasite") definitely deserved their Academy Awards, others, like Phoenix, Pitt, and Renée Zellweger, weren't as worthy — especially considering high-caliber acting demonstrated by their fellow nominees.
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It kicks off when Carol discovers the group of Saviors — and the high-caliber weapon — responsible for mowing down Ezekiel and his men in a building, having escaped the slaughter herself by running for nearby cover.
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The Trump administration will have to firm up its judicial selection and vetting process and ensure that all its nominees live up to the high caliber of the vast majority of its nominees to this point.
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On Saturday, Navy commandos patrolled the city's lakeshore area armed with high-caliber weapons and night-vision goggles, while P-3 Orion spy planes and drones provided by the United States tracked movements on the ground.
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On Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions unveiled Trump's plan to reverse Obama administration curbs that prevented local law enforcement agencies from receiving surplus military gear, including including armored vehicles, grenade launchers, high-caliber weapons and camouflage uniforms.
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Even more telling, Anderson said for the first time in his 20 years in Washington, D.C., he is seeing high-caliber Democrats moving from the Senate to the House chamber so they can work in the majority.
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Arguably a lot of the benefits that result from the yearly gathering result from in-person and chance meetings among the high-caliber attendees, so in that regard, this course of action does make the most sense.
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Trump, who largely campaigned on restoring "law and order," will reopen the gates for police to militarize their departments with heavy-duty arms including armed aircraft, armored vehicles, grenade launchers, bayonets, and high-caliber guns and ammunition.
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But the nature of musicals is such that high-caliber performances of sung material can be achieved much more quickly than satisfying stagings, and as the productions have grown more ambitious, the achievement has sometimes felt shallower.
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Washington provides Cairo with $1.3 billion in annual aid (a sum second only to aid to Israel), and for decades has supplied its military with high-caliber U.S. arms and equipment that no other country can replace.
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Majeed said the NBA is making deep connections with what she described as high-caliber, experienced women, and reinforcing across the league the importance of growing the number of women at every level and retaining that talent.
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With a sprawling field of expected candidates and a limited pool of high-caliber operatives, a sprint is on among 2020 Democratic hopefuls for campaign managers, strategists, finance directors and field directors who can run a presidential campaign.
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"Military personnel rescued 34 people of Central American nationality, of which 19 are adults and 15 minors ... At the same address 4 vehicles, 3 high-caliber weapons, magazines and cartridges were found," state authorities said in a statement.
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Named after the legendary rapper's fourth studio LP, the film has been in the works for a decade, with a troubled production seeing the departures of high-caliber directors Carl Franklin and Boyz N the Hood's John Singleton.
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Specifically, she cites the high-caliber of the local business and technical universities, Germany's more favorable immigration policies compared to the U.K. and what she says is the city's ability to attract talented people from all over the world.
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Last month, Dutch production duo Yellow Claw released their sophomore album Los Amsterdam on Mad Decent—stuffed with high-caliber special guests and festival-ready beats, it demonstrated why they've become consistent bold-face names at EDM festivals worldwide.
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"Every year there are adult writers and celebrities who choose to write in the genre, but this is a particularly high-caliber group," said Megan Tingley, the executive vice president and publisher of Little, Brown Books for Young Readers.
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Last Friday, the Air Force sent more than 100 airmen to search the entire six-mile route where the high-caliber explosive rounds were thought to have fallen, the Post reported, citing a statement from the local sheriff's office.
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The clash, which left the area littered with shell casings and shattered glass, lasted more than four hours and saw protesters armed with homemade mortars pitted against hooded government loyalists with automatic, high-caliber weapons, reporters with CNN said.
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Sharapova, who made an emotional return to Grand Slam tennis on Monday with a strikingly high-caliber performance at Arthur Ashe Stadium, settled into a modicum of normalcy in the second round of the United States Open on Wednesday.
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Scene City 14 Photos View Slide Show ' As in years past, the high-caliber names gathered at the Javits Convention Center on Monday evening gave the Robin Hood Foundation's antipoverty gala the feel of a star-studded awards ceremony.
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This group of high-caliber musicians created something completely savage: a combo of brutality and technicality that few could touch before or since, with a distinct image and theatricality that separated them from the likes of Suffocation or Cannibal Corpse.
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Little is spared in terms of showing what very high caliber ammo can do to a human body, and there is no doubt that combat and weapons freaks will get off on the comprehensive and detailed display of the latest equipment.
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Despite struggling with leaky pipes, overheated studios, and absentee professors, Columbia University's visual arts MFA students have assembled a high-caliber thesis show that reflects more about New York's contemporary art scene than it does about the program's administrative malaise.
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It is a country that has, in less than three decades since a bitter, brutal war for independence, reached one World Cup semifinal and now a World Cup final, and managed to churn out successive generations of high-caliber players.
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When she told Plimpton that the editors of Tin House intended to publish a new writer or poet in every issue, she recalled that he was skeptical, telling her they'd have a tough time discovering enough new writers of high caliber.
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It had been a game of fine margins, not quite one of those wild rides the Premier League imagines is its calling card, but a high-speed, high-caliber occasion, the first meeting of genuine peers in the early season.
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For the past few years, Mr. Simkin, a Russian-born principal dancer with American Ballet Theater, has been devoting some of his time off to a side project, Intensio, combining dancers of his high caliber with the latest developments in technology.
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If a plan backed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel comes to fruition, the South Shore Golf Course and an adjacent public-run course in Jackson Park will be transformed into a single dazzling, high-caliber golf club designed by Tiger Woods.
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But with the Swiss crowd roaring his every winner, Federer preserved his 100% singles record in the event by claiming a 6-4 7-6(3) win before settling down at courtside to offer high-caliber vocal support to Zverev.
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President Barack Obama issued an executive order in 2015 prohibiting the transfer of a host of equipment, including armored vehicles, grenade launchers, high-caliber weapons and camouflage uniforms following controversy over the "militarization" of the police response to unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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"[By focusing on skills] we've been able to get a really extremely high-caliber, smart, capable, energized team," van Kralingen tells CNBC Make It. The company's blockchain platform has received various accolades and was ranked as the No. 1 blockchain industry leader.
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"This is a very, very broad group, diverse group of high-quality, high-caliber people who, in their own respective fields, whether it's academia, business or government, have shown that they know how to get the job done," Spicer said on PBS Newshour on Wednesday.
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The state prosecutor's office in the northern Mexico state of Sonora said the man was arrested in Agua Prieta, on the Mexican border with Arizona, with four assault-style weapons, spent magazines, high-caliber ammo, and two people bound and gagged in his car.
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With colleges and universities cutting back on the sport, Huntsman came to believe that for American track and field to continue to flourish, it could no longer rely on the college system alone to produce high-caliber runners, hurdlers, jumpers, pole-vaulters and the rest.
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More than one-quarter of the men's guns were 9 mm pistols — concealable, rapid-reloading handguns that might carry 10 to 15 bullets in a magazine, but the preference was for higher-power, high-caliber pistols that were also concealable while being less prone to jamming.
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The entry of high caliber arms into the country is associated with gangs carrying out robberies of banks, ATMs and armored cars as the criminals want to guarantee they will have superior fire power in a confrontation with the police or armed guards, according to the report.
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"Our only goal at this time is to accelerate our R&D through strategic partnerships, both within the government as well as independent organizations, that will broaden our access to important resources such as skilled scientists and specialists that have access to high caliber laboratories," she said.
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"I want to watch Jack play against one of the high-caliber guys to see the difference between the ATP guys and the level in college," said the junior Jackie Tang, who plays for the Hong Kong Davis Cup team in addition to competing for Columbia.
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Recent years have seen a new level of black art that's intertwined sociopolitical commentary with high-caliber artistry: from Beyoncé's Lemonade and Kendrick Lamar's DAMN to Atlanta and Queen Sugar, there's been a renewed focus on telling stories that broaden and sharpen the range of black narratives.
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But there were teams thought who had potentially difficult protection issues—whether it was Minnesota, Anaheim, or Tampa Bay as we saw with Drouin—who were trying to make some sort of deal to not lose a really young, high-caliber player for nothing in the expansion draft.
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"Despite much evidence of the violent nature of the supposed peaceful protests, the existence of police and citizens who were assassinated with high-caliber fire arms, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights characterized said protests as peaceful," said Denis Moncada Colindres, Nicaragua's foreign minister, reading from a statement.
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"After reading the script, it was clear that we'd need to find the right artist to take on the lead role in Survive and we couldn't be happier than to have Sophie starring who brings a high caliber of talent to the table," Gunpowder & Sky's CEO Van Toffler said.
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She makes all of the sacrifices that any high caliber athlete must make to be the best in their field and then she risks all of those gains through weight cuts so drastic that they actually require her to lose muscle mass, just for the opportunity to fight in the UFC.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra, one of America's "big five" orchestras, is known for its plush Philadelphia sound, and for a high caliber of music-making under leaders including Leopold Stokowski, Eugene Ormandy, Riccardo Muti, and now Mr. Nézet-Séguin, who was recently named the next music director of the Metropolitan Opera.
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This was, in no small part, due to Nova's requirement for booths to show artworks created within the past three years, but also because of the high caliber of the predominantly young artists on view, which included many of-the-moment names like Korakrit Arunanondchai, Aleksandra Domanović, and Oliver Laric.
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"The award fills us with pride, not only because it recognizes a high caliber film, but a story about respect for diversity that serves us well as a nation," Ms. Bachelet, who championed gay and transgender rights during her second term in office, wrote in a Twitter post on Monday morning.
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Population: A+ Stability: B+ Talent: C+ Location: B+ Montgomery County is one of the three locations in and around the nation's capital that are on Amazon's short list, a nod to the region's high-caliber workforce — Maryland boasts the highest concentration of STEM workers of any state — and its booming economy.
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A tight right hamstring led Gatlin to pull out of the Eugene meet, wiping out a chance of facing Coleman in a high-caliber 2300m that also includes China's world indoor silver medalist Su Bingtian, 2017 British Diamond League 100m winner CJ Ujah and American Ronnie Baker, the year's fastest man at 9.97 seconds.
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Elizabeth A. Platz, a professor of epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a widely published cancer researcher who was not involved in the report, said that this was a "high-caliber working group of respected epidemiologists and laboratory researchers," and that women in particular should take note of the results.
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There is a relatively easy fix for the White House: The Trump administration should revisit its judicial selection and vetting process and ensure that questions about nominees are caught ahead of time, and thus ensure that all its nominees live up to the high caliber of the vast majority of its nominees to this point.
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Known as the Singer Bowl when it opened for the 1964/65 World's Fair, the arena had hosted a range of high-caliber events in its short life, including several U.S. qualifiers for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, and the 1968 New York Rock Festival, which featured the Who, the Jimi Hendrix Experience and the Doors.
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"High caliber nurses are out there, but employers have a hard time hiring them through traditional methods like job boards and recruiting agencies because those methods rely almost exclusively on human engagement — not technology — to scour through applications, licenses and experience — and manually vet and qualify them for jobs," Abuzeid tells TechCrunch, dubbing the job-board competition "outdated methods".
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Such were the whispers going around at the Giorgio Armani show on Monday, the morning after the night before — which is to say, in the bleachers of the Armani Theater just a few hours after Mr. Armani had dressed those high-caliber nominees for what is arguably the biggest fashion show of them all, the Academy Awards.
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But up until that point, it was a conversation made in concert with a distinct subset of people (other "bloggers," and a network of tipsters) with high-caliber wit and personalities either too dysfunctional or too bored or generally lacking in the kind of pedigree required to fit in working in finance or, to only a slightly lesser extent, that era's Conde Nast.
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But they do spell out that the early Kirk had a lot to learn about responsibility and heroism, and that he was going to need to do better if he was going to live up to the high caliber of the crew and ship he inherited, and if he was going to still be a hero once his initial luck ran out.
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"The gifts correspond to how this group operates," said Leon, pointing to how the CJNG began life as las Matazetas (the Zeta Killers) and emerged around 2011, claiming to be dedicated to protecting the people and wiping out the hyper-violent Zetas cartel, which is credited with detonating an arms race in Mexico through its use of brutal tactics and high-caliber, sophisticated weaponry.
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Following the success of early adopters like Dan Henderson and Mark Coleman it seemed only natural that Olympians like Daniel Cormier, Sarah McMann, and Henry Cejudo, who in decades past would have had to settle for jobs as coaches or given up the sport entirely after their collegiate or Olympic careers were over, would be the vanguard of a new wave of high-caliber wrestlers seeking gainful employment with their hands.
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" But it also appears unwilling to sign on to the idea I proposed that it prevent customers from using its network to buy assault weapons, high-caliber magazines and bump stocks when it said in its statement about First National Bank ending its deal with the N.R.A., "We strive to make our payment services available to all people in all places, for uses consistent with local, national, and international laws.
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Ryan Stewart, LA Kitchen's executive chef and his sous chef, Charlie Negrete, are some of the great talents that Egger has scored to help his dreams come true in LA. As soon as I'm done interviewing Egger, Stewart and Negrete each give me a small tour to get a glimpse of the high-caliber food preservation techniques that LA Kitchen is using to ensure that as little food as possible is thrown out.
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