The two current commissioners are holdovers from the Obama administration.
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A number of holdovers rounded out domestic box office charts.
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A number of holdovers filled out domestic box office charts.
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Otherwise, a number of holdovers rounded out the top five.
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A number of holdovers filled out North American box office charts.
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Rounding out the top five with impressive holdovers is Warner Bros.
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That Kevin Durant would rub the team's holdovers the wrong way.
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Heller and Hagen were the lone holdovers from Rex Ryan's coaching staff.
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So, much of his initial staff were campaign holdovers without government experience.
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He first complained that they included too many holdovers from communist days.
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It was unclear how many of the 46 holdovers had submitted resignations.
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"Charlie's Angels" is fighting for second place with a pair of holdovers.
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Netbooks remain on sale today, but they're largely holdovers from an earlier time.
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They're getting contributions up and down the roster, from imports and from holdovers.
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Among holdovers, Universal's Ride Along 2 appeared to be hit hardest by Jonas.
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Holdovers "A Star Is Born" and "Venom" also remained in the top five.
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The top three movies at the North American box office were all holdovers.
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But of all the Obama holdovers, he has had perhaps the smoothest transition.
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He had only two holdovers from the administration of former President François Hollande.
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For example, we would see sniping at "holdovers" as evidence of bad faith.
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They're holdovers from HuMoTech's earliest days, when Caputo had to test the system himself.
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Eric Paschall and Phil Booth, holdovers from the 271 team, provided the veteran presence.
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As it stands, however, Obama administration holdovers continue to administer U,S, antitrust policy.
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There are significant holdovers from the Julien era meshed with more recently integrated talent.
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Kelly isn't alone in suspecting that Obama holdovers are threatening Trump and his agenda.
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Obama also increased the department's staff from the 45 Bush administration holdovers to 135 people.
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Obama did replace Bush-era holdovers, but did not ask for resignations all at once.
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Many Defense Department positions remain vacant — or occupied by temporary holdovers from the Obama administration.
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Members from New York and New Jersey have been holdovers throughout the tax reform debate.
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A majority of Republicans — 73 percent — believe Obama holdovers are behind the "deep state" leaks.
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McGurk was one of the few Obama administration holdovers to serve in the current administration.
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These are often holdovers from other administrations, so, in theory, not swayed by political influence.
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Holdovers "Sing" and "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" took second and fourth place, respectively.
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Well, those hosts are probably holdovers from Arnold that have been kept more or less hidden.
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The top ten spots for this weekend are all currently held by holdovers from previous weeks.
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Key positions remain unfilled, while civil servants and Obama holdovers leak unflattering information about the administration.
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Obama-era holdovers and long-burrowed career bureaucrats continue to exert day-to-day governing authority.
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Zeldin suggested that Obama holdovers on the National Security Council may have been behind the breach.
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The newly minted prime minister, Scott Morrison, named his cabinet, a mix of newcomers and holdovers.
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One of these is doing away with indefinite holdovers, because eventually they're going to move on.
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Her office is filled with holdovers from other administrations, and it is meant to be nonpartisan.
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Holdovers Disney's "The Lion King" and Universal's "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" filled out the top five.
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In lands away from a dragon utopia, a number of holdovers rounded out domestic box office charts.
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Due partially to a number of holdovers, the weekend to date box office is down 43.3 percent.
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New stars will be made this fall, but the holdovers could be the biggest ones of all.
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Both measures — a government funding deal and a lands package — were holdovers from the previous Congress. Sen.
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The conventional wisdom is that many are out and about, leaving the holdovers to rule the multiplexes.
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Cutting the cordAmid a wave of cordcutting, live sports was one the last holdovers for TV networks.
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Some prominent holdovers from the Mugabe era may, it is speculated, at last be charged with corruption.
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Besides those five and other holdovers, voters will have 18 newcomers besides Halladay and Rivera to consider.
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Even reminders that Mr. Wray has purged several F.B.I. holdovers have not soothed Mr. Trump, associates said.
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North Korea has relatively few embassies in Europe, and many of them are holdovers from Communist times.
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The government, announced in a presidential decree, includes 10 new ministers and 25 holdovers from the previous cabinet.
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A series of holdovers rounded out the top five as studios largely sat out the pre-holiday frame.
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When he first took office he attacked widely respected intelligence professionals who were holdovers from the Obama administration.
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Next, the allegation that career staff — even in their limited role — were "Obama holdovers" sends a dangerous signal.
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Some Obama administration holdovers feared an easing of sanctions might be payback for Russian help in the election.
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Bush-era holdovers in positions of authority, even career civil servants, were circumvented, blackballed, removed and run off.
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There are also 15 holdovers still seeking the magic threshold — 75 percent of the vote — needed for election.
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Johnson took a softer view of Reconstruction than the holdovers from Lincoln's Cabinet he kept in the government.
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The wealth, livelihood, influence and status of holdovers is tied to the survival of the regime they served.
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Among holdovers, Disney's "Zootopia" took second place, with roughly $19.8 million, pushing the animated hit's domestic total to $ million.
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Since January, the FTC has been run by two holdovers from the Obama administration: Ohlhausen and Democrat Terrell McSweeny.
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Rounding out the top five were holdovers "10 Cloverfield Lane" and "Deadpool" with $12.5 million and $8 million, respectively.
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He was one of 46 Obama administration holdovers who were asked to resign by the Justice Department on Friday.
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Mr. Trump's aides look on many of those holdovers from the last administration with suspicion, blaming them for leaks.
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Holdovers round out the top five with Good Boys and The Lion King continuing to pull in impressive returns.
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MYANMAR'S laws are an abject muddle of colonial holdovers, socialist ukases and military decrees—a reflection of its troubled history.
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They are largely career people who are acting in the positions — some holdovers from the Obama era, but not many.
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But upon assuming office, one of the first…Read more ReadAll three staff members were holdovers from the Obama administration.
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At this point, they don't stretch much further than his personal assistant and the RNC holdovers on the press team.
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The president has been slow to fill the FTC posts, leaving the agency in the hands of two Obama holdovers.
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A number of holdovers filled out the top five as a trio of new releases came in way under expectations.
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Nearly all of the most prominent inspectors general are still holdovers from the Obama or even George W. Bush administrations.
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One task was to line up U.S. attorney nominees to potentially replace Obama administration holdovers leading offices across the country.
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With positions either vacant or occupied with holdovers from the Obama years, progress in the right direction will be slow.
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The holdovers from the 2015 Chiefs will not argue: That team started at 1-5, too, and reached the postseason.
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It also incorporates the permanently-disgruntled leftists who are mostly holdovers from the radical cliques of the 1960s and 85033s.
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While Bliss and the associate head coach, Kurt Rambis, are also Fisher holdovers, Hornacek hired three new assistants last summer.
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Regime holdovers would have potent incentives to use such weapons should the military infrastructure of their respective states be decimated.
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When Hook asked Lacey about Nowrouzzadeh, Lacey said that many people working in the policy planning staff were Obama holdovers.
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Short, stocky trees with thick, mossy middles and flared canopies rose from the lush vegetation, holdovers, surely, from the Jurassic.
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Trump has been tormented by leaks he blames on Obama holdovers in the national security agencies and other entrenched bureaucracies.
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H.R. McMaster became national security adviser, he barred his staff from calling career officials "Obama holdovers" and promoted some of them.
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But the first four months of the year were usually a little slower, often dominated by holdovers from the year prior.
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In February, Trump directed the Justice Department to investigate "criminal leaks" and claimed those leakers were holdovers from the Obama administration.
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The Obama administrationRepublicans are certain that holdovers from the Obama administration are behind a series of damaging leaks of sensitive information.
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As holiday holdovers finally die down and a packed slate of wide releases debut in their place, here's how the Jan.
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"These sort of discriminatory hiring policies are holdovers from a bygone era," Paul Armentano, the deputy director of NORML, told me.
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The headline on the Breitbart front page is particularly alarming: WH SOURCES: PRIEBUS LETTING "SLEEPER CELL" OBAMA HOLDOVERS UNDERMINE TRUMP ADMIN.
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Since "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" was the only newcomer to movie theater marquees, holdovers rounded out box office charts.
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Instead of countering modern security threats, we spend billions on Cold War holdovers and tanks that rust in the Nevada desert.
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The government argues that Gersdorf and her fellows are communist holdovers who have not come to terms with the new Poland.
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The team is being overhauled, and Porzingis, who had a terrific first season at power forward, is among the few holdovers.
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They were seen as temporary workers, and their wages, viewed as holdovers or supplements to a male income, were accordingly discounted.
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But he did accuse political holdovers of trying to undermine his presidency by leaking information about his campaign's communications with Russians.
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There are scores of so-called intentional communities in America today; some of them are early 1970s holdovers with reburgeoning populations.
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When Ford became president, Mr. Dent was among his cabinet holdovers, and in March 1975 he was named special trade representative.
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There are four deputy assistant attorney general positions at the Civil Rights Division, and all are occupied by committed Obama holdovers.
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Some printed lists of career staffers dubbed "Obama holdovers," even though many had joined government long before Barack Obama was president.
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The show's older audience, including many holdovers who watch the nightly news, was a high-value target for candidates in both parties.
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Trump also accused holdovers from the Obama administration of leaking out information about his alleged contacts with Moscow to hammer his administration.
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" Arpaio then tweeted his thanks to Trump, blaming his conviction on a "political witch hunt by holdovers in the Obama justice department.
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Since no studios dared to release a movie in anticipation of "Us," a number of holdovers rounded out domestic box office charts.
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The oversize bedside lamps, the orange Robert Motherwell painting, and a Tiffany lamp "she's had forever," were holdovers from the previous house.
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"There's probably plenty still in the White House, there's plenty of holdovers that aren't necessarily working in his best interest," he said.
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Holdovers from the Dan Mullen staff, they agreed to coach the bowl game while new coach Joe Moorman hired his coaching staff.
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Just look at the people left in Trump's inner circle — it's mostly establishment-type Bush holdovers, Goldman Sachs bankers, and military leaders.
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"You've got to win in October," said outfielder Brett Gardner, one of the holdovers from the 2009 team along with C.C. Sabathia.
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And there is another part of Trump&aposs skepticism which is that he believes this is sort of a plot by Obama holdovers.
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"Solo" was the only wide release this weekend, meaning the rest of the North American box office consists of a series of holdovers.
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While it's not unusual for a new administration to appoint its own federal prosecutors, the holdovers are not typically ousted all at once.
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Those are Pokéstops, real-life points of interest that are holdovers from another game that was created to highlight fun and interesting landmarks.
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Gates and Mullen had one large advantage over their successors; they were both holdovers from the Bush administration, not new to the job.
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U.S. coach Jill Ellis made nine changes from the Mexico match with midfielder Julie Ertz and defender Abby Dahlkemper as the only holdovers.
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What is a "faim"?), bands with Vs where there should be As in their names (LANDMVRKS, PVRIS), and glorious holdovers from my adolescence.
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" Biden said holdovers from the Obama administration call him concerned about the state of the federal government, and he tells them: "Please stay.
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He started chipping away at the powers of the state security service while also getting rid of Karimov-era holdovers in his cabinet.
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The president has since frequently decried leaks from inside his administration to the press, leading some conservative figures to blame Obama-administration holdovers.
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The list of suspects is long — his inner circle, Obama administration holdovers, or career officers (FBI agents, Homeland Security personnel or CIA operatives).
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Tillerson, apparently captured by the Obama holdovers and permanent bureaucracy at the State Department, never took to President Trump's opposition to the deal.
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Trump earlier this month blamed holdovers from the Obama administration for leaking details of his phone calls with leaders from Mexico and Australia.
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The ATF is reportedly reconsidering its February 2015 proposal to reclassify certain ammunition, but many Obama holdovers and career types remain in power.
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Ridiculed as "Obama holdovers" and unable to defend policies that depart so markedly from American interests, our diplomatic corps has been hollowed out.
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General McMaster was given a fair chance and allowed to remove from the National Security Council political holdovers from General Flynn's brief tenure.
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Mr. Wray said he had not witnessed any political bias among his top lieutenants, most of whom are holdovers from Mr. Comey's tenure.
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Many of the department's antitrust staff members today are holdovers from 2014, suggesting they may take similar stances now as they did then.
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That Brennan, Clapper and others have done so with such ferocity will mean that future presidents will be wary of any intel holdovers.
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In 1976, the incoming Democratic governor, Jim Hunt, demanded the resignations of 169 political appointees who were holdovers from the previous Republican administration.
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When Hook asked Lacey about Nowrouzzadeh during that time, Lacey said that many people working in the policy planning staff were Obama holdovers.
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However, at least three officials, a senior intelligence officer and two diplomats whose names are on a list of "requested political holdovers," will depart.
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There are certain holdovers of course: Maybe a lingering project, or an expected dip into your bank account for a big purchase you need.
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Sessions's request Friday that the Obama holdovers resign was meant "to ensure a uniform transition," DOJ spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores said in a statement.
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Roughly three million Turkish citizens and their descendants call Germany home, holdovers from the efforts in the 1960s to fill postwar factories with workers.
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Fifty-five percent of voters say they don't believe Obama-era holdovers are behind the leaks of classified information, including 79 percent of Democrats.
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McMaster has, after months of setbacks, successfully removed two corrosive figures from the National Security Council—both holdovers from the abbreviated Michael Flynn era.
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Career professionals who worked in government before he arrived are viewed as "Obama holdovers" even if they were there long before President Barack Obama.
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That has left Mr. Mattis to rely on holdovers like Robert O. Work, the deputy defense secretary under Mr. Obama, and senior civil servants.
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Markets have cheered the delivery of a new budget, but the number of Zuma holdovers lingering within the government could be a bad omen.
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Young, inexpensive stars like Clint Frazier, Gleyber Torres, Gary Sanchez and Aaron Judge will balance out the salaries of the free agents and holdovers.
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" New fans and Fifth Harmony holdovers saw Normani come into her own when she released the music video in August for her single "Motivation.
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There are many former congressional staffers, several top officials from the George W. Bush administration, and even a handful of holdovers from the Obama administration.
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A pair of holdovers had a photo finish this weekend, as "Joker" and "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" jockeyed for first place at the box office.
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According to a source who participated in the preparation the weekend, the volunteers -- many holdovers from years' past and former administrations -- arrived at 10 a.m.
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He had also drafted a list of Obama-era "holdovers" employed by the NSC, a nod to the "deep state" theory in some conservative circles.
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Safety Roman Harper went back to the Saints, leaving Benwikere and safety Kurt Coleman as the only two holdovers in the Panthers' "starting" nickel package.
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David Siegel recognized the plight of these mobile-challenged holdovers — businesses that didn't have the tech savvy necessary to revamp their storefronts into mobile apps.
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Sources told CBS News that the last employees in the division, three holdovers from former President Obama's administration, all left the White House this week.
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It is bound to come naturally for such an accomplished practitioner of his craft — one of the few remaining holdovers from the Lakers' Showtime past.
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Obama administration holdovers did not force Trump to go on bizarre rants during conversations with foreign leaders, or to be obsessed with nonexistent voter fraud.
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Mr. Tillerson said he has been pleased with their performance, even though temporary holdovers often don't feel fully empowered and part of the decision-making.
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Some noted that Fox News host Sean Hannity had a segment on DOJ holdovers Thursday night, and Trump is an avid watcher of Fox News.
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Mr. Trump's supporters regard her as just one of many holdovers from the Obama administration who have publicly and privately tried to sabotage his agenda.
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In addition, Obama administration holdovers are serving in acting capacity as assistant secretaries for East Asia and Pacific Affairs and International Security and Non-Proliferation.
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They've been derided as a "deep state," slurred as "Obama holdovers," threatened with draconian budget cuts and told President Donald Trump doesn't even need them.
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Holdovers "Don't Breathe" and "Suicide Squad" took spots three and four, while the animated "The Wild Life" opened in fifth with a dim $3.4 million.
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I think what this starts to suggest to me is that these are old holdovers from the Democratic Party that are conservative on race issues.
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The Episode 1 premiere that did air was largely but not completely re-shot — a few holdovers from the first version of the pilot stuck around.
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Ms Suu Kyi has made little effort to overhaul the courts, which are stuffed with corrupt holdovers from the old regime, or make them more accessible.
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Given the way these ratings work, it's not too surprising that the 18 volcanoes to rate as "very high" threats are holdovers from the 2005 report.
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Casting director Jami Rudofsky, costume designer Brenda Maben, and producer Helen Pai are also notable holdovers, but change-ups in production design and cinematography stand out.
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According to Breitbart: Many other potential Yateses—holdovers from the Obama administration who have found their way into spots throughout the Trump administration—await throughout government.
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With "Solo" as the only new release of the weekend, the rest of the North American box office will be bolstered by a number of holdovers.
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On Wednesday, he was joined by a mix of holdovers (Kurt Rambis, Joshua Longstaff and David Bliss) and newcomers (Howard Eisley, Jerry Sichting and Corey Gaines).
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Only the secretary of state and, as of late last month, the deputy secretary are confirmed, in addition to a few holdovers from the previous administration.
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It's not unusual for holdovers from previous administrations to be asked to resign but the Trump administration has famously been slow to nominate replacements so far.
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"It was about as fun as our first championship," said Shaun Livingston, one of six holdovers from the Warriors' first Curry-led title team in 2015.
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The Red Sox, likewise, have just two players with rings: shortstop Xander Bogaerts and reliever Brandon Workman, the last holdovers from their 0003 World Series roster.
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In March 2017, shortly after he took charge of the Justice Department, Sessions asked for the resignations of 46 US attorneys who were previous administration holdovers.
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Many of today's labor unions are holdovers from generations past, voted into power by a previous workforce while current employees have little say on the matter.
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It also is emanating from career staffers or political holdovers whose resistance to Trump has, at times, been rooted in deep opposition to the president's agenda.
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The president has since repeatedly decried leaks from inside his administration to the press, leading some conservative figures to suggest Obama administration holdovers are behind them.
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Yet four Obama holdovers entirely sympathetic to the ideological agenda of the previous administration are still in absolute control of an entire layer of political oversight.
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On this stop, she'll perform funk-flavored pop songs like "Oh My" and "Short Court Style," as well as more orchestral holdovers from her 2015 debut.
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Lancaster, his predecessor, also started with road victories over Scotland and Italy, and Jones's team is almost entirely made up of holdovers from Lancaster's four-year tenure.
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Mooch loved drawing diagrams for visitors to his office — especially diagrams that dramatized the divisions in the communications shop between the RNC staff and the campaign holdovers.
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Stronger growth, higher wages, and lower unemployment are holdovers from the Obama administration and were largely true in November of last year, before Donald Trump took office.
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Speaking on Fox News, Scaramucci said that "political holdovers" from the Obama White House "aren't helping," and hinted that more staff changes could be on the way.
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Along with defender Justin Morrow and midfielder Jonathan Osorio, Bradley and Altidore are the key holdovers from the 2016 and 2017 Toronto teams that reached the final.
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That had already guaranteed Mr. Trump's ability to appoint a majority of the Fed's board, leaving any remaining Obama-era holdovers with little prospect of real influence.
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There are also several holdovers from the previous film (not that you'd really remember), including Charlie Day, Burn Gorman and Rinko Kikuchi, amid a distinctly international cast.
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But by creating such a logjam in the hiring process, Obama administration holdovers have plenty of opportunities to cause chaos, which they are doing with gleeful abandon.
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Despite his unpopularity, Trump has been able to rely on experienced State Department holdovers from the Obama administration for the day-to-day administration of hemispheric relations.
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Some of the political appointees derisively referred to career staffers who worked for them as "Obama holdovers," even if those employees had been in government for decades.
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Long seen as a stagnant land of Soviet holdovers, Central Asia has been undergoing a dramatic transition led by its two most powerful countries, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
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If for some reason renters stop paying, landlords or building management can utilize this insurance policy to receive full rent payment as well as legal fees and holdovers.
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Noreika made an early mark as an aggressive proponent for deregulation, and had sparred with holdovers from President Barack Obama like Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray.
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Among holdovers, Illumination Entertainment and Universal's "The Secret Life of Pets" continues to be one of the year's biggest hits, adding $29.3 million to its $260.7 million haul.
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Trump campaign holdovers from America First Action include Corey Lewandowski, Katrina Pierson and Brad Parscale, while David Clarke, the controversial former Milwaukee County Sheriff, serves as a spokesman.
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The remaining members are holdovers from the Obama-era who agreed to stay on until Trump finds their replacements, according to sources who spoke to The Washington Post.
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Trump has opened up a war on leakers within the intelligence community, blaming Obama-administration holdovers for a series of media reports linking campaign officials to Russian interests.
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Family-friendly holdovers "The Boss Baby" and "Beauty and the Beast" were neck-and-neck again as No. 1 and No. 2 at the domestic weekend box office.
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Plenty are holdovers from previous years — smart home and wearables continue to dominate — but others offer insight into where the next several years of technology may be going.
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That these two Luke Cage holdovers so completely outshine central characters on The Defenders is testament to the sheer quality of that show as compared to the others.
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The president has been slow to fill the FTC posts, leaving the agency in the hands of two Obama holdovers for more than a year into his term.
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The leaks coming out of the National Security Council will end, Obama administration holdovers will be gone, and the team, chemistry and work product will all be improved.
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Chipper Jones, Jim Thome and Omar Vizquel are among 19 first-time candidates, and Trevor Hoffman, Vladimir Guerrero, Edgar Martinez, Roger Clemens are Barry Bonds among the holdovers.
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Several are a tad faded, such as those of C.C. Sabathia and Brett Gardner, the two remaining holdovers from the Yankees' last World Series-winning team, in 2009.
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Many of the greatest Westerns portray cowboys as populist figures — as holdovers from a bygone America whose individual values and skills sit uneasily in a cosmopolitan, peaceful society.
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Led by Getzlaf and Corey Perry, holdovers from Anaheim's 2007 Stanley Cup win, the Ducks were a poised team that prevailed in the big moments of the series.
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The current story is that rogue anti-Trump Democratic holdovers in the government are undermining Trump by leaking, and the "fake press" is creating false stories from those leaks.
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There is currently a case in the nation's high court challenging the constitutionality of those penal codes, which petitioners say are colonial holdovers that haven't been amended since 1967.
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The justice committee's Republican chairman, Chuck Grassley of Iowa, one of several holdovers from 1991, postponed a vote on partisan lines to send Mr Kavanaugh's nomination to the Senate.
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The newly eligible players join holdovers such as Edgar Martinez (70.4), who fell 20 votes short of receiving the required 75 percent of the vote in last year's balloting.
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He also said an independent investigation into allegations of Russian interference in the presidential election "wouldn't hurt," given the number of Obama administration holdovers at the Department of Justice.
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By failing to create risk management practices that would have stopped the fake accounts and other abuses, the holdovers on Wells Fargo's board violated their obligations, according to Warren.
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Even ministries that are in civilian hands, such as finance, are full of holdovers from the previous regime, and much of the country's budget is reserved for military use.
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Many of the ministers in the new government are holdovers, and the prosecutor general's office — key to any fight against corruption — is expected to go to another Poroshenko ally.
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Lionsgate's second weekend of "John Wick: Chapter 291" is finishing in a solid fourth place with $255 million at 933,53 venues as holdovers propped up the holiday weekend business.
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Some critics of climate change science attacked the report as the product of holdovers from the Obama administration and chastised the Trump administration for allowing it to be published.
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The sweeping legislation passed Tuesday proposes easing racial disparities in sentencing, dismantling some of the systemic holdovers from the war on drugs, and implementing programs aimed at reducing recidivism.
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Many of the stories have been attributed to former administration officials, which has raised suspicions on the right that they are coming from holdovers from former President Obama's government.
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This party-corporate complex is only going to expand as most state-owned enterprises, inefficient holdovers from the old economy, are being supplanted by the fast-growing private sector.
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Cornell was the frontman of Soundgarden and Audioslave, and one of the most exciting holdovers of 1970s and 1980s rock spectacle working in the grunge and post-grunge eras.
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President George W. Bush did something similar in 2001, though his Justice Department arranged a more gradual turnover, where all the holdovers would be out by June of that year.
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Mr Garman estimates that 70% of the new lower house will consist of holdovers from the current one, up from a re-election rate in the current congress of 55%.
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The split between the two Koreas is one of the last holdovers from the Cold War, and, as a result, South Korea's capitalist experimentation has been taken to extreme levels.
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Some of these, like Pandora controls and Uber Eats ordering, are holdovers from Uber's previous app, but the company is also building new tie-ins with other apps and services.
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That fact comes to us not from Trump's political opponents or some nefarious conspiracy of "Obama holdovers" in the "deep state," but from Trump's closest friends and allies in politics.
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Instead of Richard Jefferson, Iman Shumpert, and Deron Williams, Cleveland has Hood, Cedi Osman, Jordan Clarkson, and George Hill, to go along with holdovers like Kyle Korver and J.R. Smith.
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New White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci on Wednesday blamed holdovers from the Obama administration for a series of damaging leaks that have rocked the White House in recent months.
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There are also a few holdovers from the Christopher Street apartment, like the bed from the home-design store Blu Dot — "a splurge, but I love it," Ms. Bareilles said.
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The antitrust staff, which included holdovers from the Obama administration, presented Mr. Delrahim with three options: Accept the deal with conditions, accept the deal with divestitures, or block it altogether.
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At the start of the season, Green and the rest of the team's holdovers could sense Durant's eagerness to fit in and contribute, which made an enormous difference to them.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, has been working furiously to plug leaks they blame on Obama-administration holdovers and "deep state" bureaucrats working to undermine them from within the federal government.
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From the Pentagon's ultra-secret skunkworks to little-known tech posts at the Department of Transportation, the Trump administration in some cases is relying on holdovers from his Democratic predecessors.
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But just because there may be some Obama-appointed holdovers in the federal government who opposed Trump's proposed policy doesn't mean there's a government-wide conspiracy to rebel against the president.
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Kirill, on a longer stay, will also visit Cuba's small Russian Orthodox Church, built from 2004 to 2008 and attended by Russian holdovers from the decades of Soviet influence in Cuba.
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"Iran has put feelers out saying it is willing to discuss its ballistic missile programme and is using contacts ... officials who were 'holdovers' from the Obama administration," the former official said.
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After a quick trip to the local market, she's back in time to receive the baguettes, one of the few cultural holdovers from French colonialism for which the Vietnamese seem thankful.
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He also removed some of Flynn's staff holdovers, most notably his then-deputy K.T. McFarland, who had drawn criticism for inexperience and acting as a partisan in a famously apolitical role.
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They include two happy holdovers from the London production: Mark Umbers, as Franklin Shepard, the charismatic composer who goes Hollywood, and Damian Humbley, as Charley Kringas, his longtime pal and collaborator.
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A handful of other holdovers competed for the sales not claimed by "Frozen 2," before the biggest December releases (like "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker") arrive later in the month.
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Some of those officials would be Sanders appointees — assuming the Senate confirms them — and others could be holdovers from the Obama administration, which has repeatedly resisted calls to break up banks.
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In some of those cases, which date to Tillerson's time, longtime career staffers found themselves demoted or otherwise poorly treated after being cast as disloyal "Obama holdovers" by the conservative media.
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Trump and his surrogates can no longer say that accusations of collusion are fake news ginned up by Obama administration holdovers and members of a "deep state" of disgruntled US spies.
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Although the DC Council, for the most part, runs the day-to-day operations of the nation's capital, there are still holdovers from the days when the federal government managed the city.
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Even if it turns out not to be true that they surveilled Trump Tower, he will have a very good point to make about the level of sabotage coming from Obama holdovers.
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The National Anti-Corruption Bureau, for example, created recently as a condition of the IMF's lending, has been unable to ring up convictions in courts filled with holdovers from the old system.
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Why it matters: If Schiller departs, Trump would lose a decades-long confidant — and one of the few remaining Trump Organization holdovers — at one of the most tumultuous times in his presidency.
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The government says the reforms are all intended to make the courts more responsive to the will of the people — and to free the judiciary from corrupt judges or communist-era holdovers.
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"For example, several career employees reported that throughout her tenure at the Department, Ms. Stull referred to them or to other career employees as 'Obama holdovers,' 'traitors,' or 'disloyal,'" the report said.
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"I've had more fun this year playing baseball than I ever have," said Brett Gardner, one of two holdovers, along with C.C. Sabathia, from the 2009 team that won the World Series.
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It's things like the anatomy of a Warren rally; the familiarity of Biden and his proximity to Barack Obama; and Sanders' 2016 holdovers and party-shaping policies that make them all frontrunners.
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Christie chose not to do anything with the board until this summer, when he re-nominated most of its members, all of whom were Corzine holdovers, including Senate President Sweeney's brother, Richard.
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It doesn&apost hurt their cause that they have several players who excel at passing the ball, from holdovers Blake Griffin and Austin Rivers, to newcomers Danilo Gallinari, Patrick Beverley and Lou Williams.
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According to the UzA report, the sacked officials were holdovers from "a previous minister", a clear reference to Rustam Azimov, former minister of finance and deputy prime minister sacked by Mirziyoyev in June.
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Otherwise, those promoting the open-borders agenda – Obama holdovers like Shannon, their U.N. allies and Soros – will complete their subversion of the country that is vital to U.S. national security and public health.
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Including long-running hits, short-lived holdovers from the previous season, and new shows, there were 72 productions on Broadway last season — 41 musicals, 28 plays, two magic shows and one dance spectacle.
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New offerings, along with a number of holdovers, were able to draw muggles and crack the top five as comedy "Instant Family" and heist drama "Widows" each opened relatively on par with expectations.
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While Trump initially told Bharara during a meeting before the inauguration that his job was safe, the president reversed course and fired Bharara along with a slew of Obama-administration holdovers in March.
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"It's certainly not clear, and I don't want to assign intent, especially when there was no confirmed head of the department, and you had holdovers from the previous administration in here," McSally said.
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But Obama-era holdovers in the Department of Defense (DOD) are sitting on the seven other unclassified reports; these were supposed to be through the security review process and published in December 2017.
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With varying degrees of credibility and credulity, conservatives have fed stories that Mr. Trump is the victim of sabotage by an adversarial intelligence community full of Trojan horse holdovers from the Obama administration.
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There used to be Republican politicians who were more than that, but they were mainly holdovers from an earlier era, and at this point have all left the scene, one way or another.
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What the new constitution will do, however, is abolish two military courts — holdovers from the military-authored constitution — thereby placing the judiciary completely under civilian control for the first time in Turkey's history.
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Regular folks outside the Beltway that I have spoken with, in places like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, want holdovers like Moosey, Ruisanchez, Bond and Friel to endure something more than gentle reassignment.
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The staff members, many of them holdovers from the Obama administration, felt viewed with suspicion by Mr. Trump's team and shut out of the policy-making process, according to current and former officials.
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President Trump's allies have been warning for months that the White House is under attack from lifelong bureaucrats and Obama-era holdovers they believe are responsible for leaking damaging stories to the press.
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And if there was one "deep state" stronghold of Obama holdovers that Mr. Trump and his allies suspected of undermining them on immigration, it was the State Department, which administers the refugee program.
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But just because a position is vacant doesn't mean someone isn't doing the job; the government continues to function under the stewardship of career civil servants and appointed holdovers from the previous administration.
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Most conveniently, San Antonio's cap sheet should be flexible enough to afford James without gutting any holdovers already in place, assuming LaMarcus Aldridge and Danny Green opt out of their deals that summer.
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But Bolton worries that under a president who campaigned to not just drain the swamp but take the country in a new foreign policy direction, relying on career professionals and holdovers creates a problem.
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Pruitt also cleared Obama holdovers from the EPA Science Advisory Committees and issued a directive ensuring members of its Federal Advisory Committees are not receiving EPA grants and have no other conflicts of interest.
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As it turns out, one of the holdovers from her life in that era is the car we were driving in that day, originally owned by the director Milos Forman, who died last year.
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In recent days, the president has appeared increasingly angry about leaks of information that he believes are coming from law enforcement and intelligence officials who are holdovers or recently departed from Mr. Obama's administration.
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RELATED: Navy secretary nominee Philip Bilden withdraws Mattis and the White House have clashed over who should be selected for the Pentagon's senior positions, which are currently filled by acting officials, including some Obama holdovers.
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Bannon and Trump could be happy to preside over a deeply dysfunctional government, as long as they can blame someone else, be it career civil servants, the "deep state," or holdovers from the Obama administration.
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In their narrative, Trump is a besieged president, fending off a "deep state" conspiracy led by holdovers from President Barack Obama's administration, who are spreading lies that are eagerly echoed by the "Fake News" media.
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At the White House, for example, Mr. Orban told Mr. Trump that the embassy in Budapest — staffed by career civil servants — was full of Obama administration holdovers, according to Mr. Cornstein and other American officials.
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The 14 holdovers include four players who were named on more than half the ballots in 2019: pitchers Curt Schilling (60.9 percent) and Roger Clemens (59.5) and outfielders Barry Bonds (59.1) and Larry Walker (4.6).
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The heads of the nation's top banking regulators, including the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, are holdovers from the Obama administration and are expected to remain in office until their terms expire many months from now.
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Under Tillerson, career staffers found themselves locked out of policymaking; many were vilified by name in the conservative media, which referred to them as "Obama holdovers," even though some had been in government for decades.
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The issue, once again, was loyalty: Trump and Flynn believed Obama administration holdovers and permanent bureaucrats in the State Department, the Pentagon, and the intelligence community would be disloyal to the president's new Russia policy.
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As bubbles of leafy comfort ambered in pre-war gentility, complete with flower-sprinkled traffic circles, manicured lawns, tennis courts, officers' messes and servants' quarters, cantonments are among the least-altered holdovers of the British Raj.
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A raft of special laws, some of them holdovers from emergency rules the British imposed during the second world war, allows its soldiers near-impunity in parts of the country that are deemed to be troubled.
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"Given Trump's general skepticism toward science and expertise, he is much less likely to accept recommendations from holdovers in these key positions — meaning the government might be paralyzed in the event of a crisis," Klain said.
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To begin with, those rose petals are holdovers from age-old religious rituals of Cambodia, and the very survival of some of the elegant, sophisticated gestures of Cambodian dance is a triumph of art over barbarity.
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Universal's "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" is the final big release of the summer, and because of that it had to take on a lot of strong holdovers in theaters this weekend to earn every cent.
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This re-engagement with a right-of-center government risks failing as the champions of Santos amongst Obama holdovers still have a grip on the U.S. Embassy in Bogota, including Kevin Whitaker, the U.S. ambassador. Amb.
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But the U.S. government has to do its part, clear away our own holdovers, and fully embrace the change that the Colombian people have cried out for and which is strongly in our national-security interest.
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But the president's firing of Mr. Comey was far more consequential, as Ms. Yates and Mr. Bharara both were holdovers, and might only have served in the Trump administration for a matter of days or weeks.
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The other holdovers are pitchers Andy Pettitte and Billy Wagner, first baseman Todd Helton, second baseman Jeff Kent, third baseman Scott Rolen, shortstop Omar Vizquel and outfielders Andruw Jones, Manny Ramirez, Gary Sheffield and Sammy Sosa.
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And though there are holdovers from that bygone era of making a declarative statement about your sexuality on glossy magazine covers — like Caitlyn Jenner's 2015 cover of Vanity Fair — that format is typically reserved for A-listers.
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Keith Yandle, Mark Pysyk and Jason Demers joined rookie Mike Matheson, along with holdovers Aaron Ekblad and Alex Petrovic, in front of goalie Roberto Luongo to beat New Jersey and Detroit – yielding 2912 shots on goal combined.
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This legal battle would make it nearly impossible for Black Flag to release new music, instead forcing the band to release the odds-and-ends collection Everything Went Black and The First Four Years compilation as holdovers.
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The rest of the top five were holdovers, starting with "The Lego Batman Movie" (Warner Bros.), which took in about $19 million in second place, for a three-week domestic total of $133 million, according to comScore.
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The senior-most woman in the House, Ms. Watts was first elected in 1981, when the Legislature was still dominated by holdovers from the segregationist, and white male-dominated, political machine once led by Harry F. Byrd.
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The move comes, Bharara said via a tweet on Saturday, after he refused to submit a letter of resignation following Attorney General Jeff Sessions' order to all 46 U.S. Attorney holdovers from Barack Obama's administration to step down.
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Some people familiar with the departures believe the president's team was seeking to push out staff that were holdovers from the previous administration - because of Trump's concerns about not being able to trust people who worked for him.
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There is hope among Trump's allies that Bolton will put an end to the damaging leaks from the National Security Council and rid the council of Obama-era holdovers — or anyone viewed as insufficiently loyal to the president.
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Lam, Hong Kong's first female chief executive, had promised to bring in fresh faces to run Hong Kong, her cabinet members are almost all veteran officials or holdovers from the previous administration, including the top three secretaries. Mrs.
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Acting Assistant Attorney General John Gore only has 24 hours in a day, and cannot possibly fully implement Trump priorities, especially with so many Obama political holdovers in key political slots undermining the outcome of the 2016 election.
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He said he knew of career holdovers at the department who had been in favor of the move and said the change was more likely to occur because those people were now in a position to make it happen.
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But the White Horse is a dive—dimly lit and adorned with vintage Lone Star and Schlitz signs featuring black and Hispanic couples, holdovers from the club's previous incarnation as El Trompo, a bar that played traditional norteño music.
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That Oliver's audience — which one can reasonably assume comprises holdovers from The Daily Show, affluent HBO subscribers, and angry liberals swapping clips on the internet, among others — is ready to commiserate with him is pretty crucial to his success.
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They complain about "Obama holdovers," and they are not necessarily wrong to do so, but many of those people can and should be replaced, and they would be, if the president could figure out how to do his job.
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The six-course tasting menu will have holdovers from the current Pujol, like the mole madre (aged for more than three years), but will also explore new expressions of Mexican techniques, like raw fish in a nixtamalized corn sauce.
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The only starting holdovers from Thursday: defenders DeAndre Yedlin and Cameron, Bradley and, of course, Christian Pulisic, who had factored into the Americans' last eight goals, scoring four, assisting on three and drawing the foul that led to another.
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There has been a steady drumbeat in conservative circles warning that Obama-administration holdovers and "deep state" actors have been abusing the powers of the government to spy on and illegally leak information about Trump and his top lieutenants.
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They are the only two men's holdovers from the 2010 Olympics, where the American Evan Lysacek won the gold medal without so much as attempting a quad — a decision that had his Russian rival Evgeni Plushenko questioning his manliness.
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A pair of holiday season holdovers in their eighth weekends took fourth and fifth as Sony's "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" finished with about $22017 million at 285.2,22015 sites and Fox's "The Greatest Showman" grossed $246.6 million at 215,153 screens.
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Breitbart claimed that "sleeper cells" of Obama administration holdovers were undermining the Trump White House, while Washington Free Beacon writer Adam Kredo floated a conspiracy theory that the Obama administration is behind the leaks: Folks, I won't lie to you.
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Rodney Hood stood out as someone most able to assume a majority of Hayward's playmaking/scoring responsibilities, while smart holdovers like Joe Ingles and Joe Johnson could pitch in, space the floor, and do damage in the ways they know how.
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Hannity claimed that holdovers from the Obama administration – whom he and others on the right have characterized as part of a so-called "deep state" aimed at undermining Trump – were "creating collateral damage" for the country and slowing Trump's agenda.
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According to people who have talked to Mr. Flynn about the case, he sees the Justice Department's investigation as part of an effort by the Obama administration and its holdovers in the government to keep him out of the White House.
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These diplomats are part of a rare cohort in the Trump administration: holdovers from the Obama years, whose skills, knowledge and bureaucratic finesse have enabled them to survive, even thrive, in an administration determined to purge all vestiges of its predecessor.
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So while President Trump has talked a big game about targeting the leakers, many of whom, the White House charges, are disgruntled Obama administration holdovers, the Winner arrest seems to be in spirit with the Obama-era approach to the problem.
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In recent weeks, Breitbart has published a series of articles making a case for McMaster's ouster on the basis that he is not a strong ally of Israel and that he has staffed the National Security Council with holdovers from the Obama administration.
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Of course, Trump's supporters blamed only one group within the network of interests described by Lofgren's deep state — career bureaucrats or Obama-era holdovers who were appalled by the anti–administrative state president and wanted to damage him to preserve the status quo.
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Instead, the narrative initially maintains its alternating focus on "Bad's" two major holdovers: attorney Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk), continuing his descent into anything-for-a-buck immorality; and Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks), the weary cop who has started operating in the darkness.
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Gowdy also asked Comey whether he had briefed several Obama administration officials, including Obama himself, about Flynn's conversation with Kislyak—the implication clearly being that Obama holdovers were the ones to leak classified info in an effort to sabotage the new White House.
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Those outlets have cast the allegations as an ideological attack by Obama administration holdovers or the revenge of the "deep state," a term used by the far right to refer to what they see as a deeply entrenched bureaucracy opposed to Trump.
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While the portrait's absence is largely symbolic, it may have practical repercussions for an administration that has gone head-to-head with career bureaucrats, portraying them as Obama-era holdovers or members of the "deep state" determined to block the president's agenda.
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Alongside holdovers James Paxton and Hisashi Iwakuma, they form a rotation that's got a fair amount of upside, especially at the one and two spots, and quite a bit more depth than any Seattle fivesome of the last half-decade or so.
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There's an element of truth to this, because there really has been an amazing amount of leaks undermining Trump — though it's not clear whether they're coming from Obama holdovers or the permanent bureaucracy (or Trump's own aides, who've been remarkably leaky too).
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Even so, it was a strong weekend over all for Hollywood, as a broad array of movies, including the art-house arrival of the Weinstein Company's "Lion," and sizzling holdovers, including "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," generated wide audience interest.
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Obama administration holdovers are currently running 13 of the main Cabinet agencies, including the State Department and Treasury Department, so it is very possible we will see other decisions conflicting with the president's preferences on this matter while his nominees await confirmation.
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Holdovers D'Angelo Russell, Julius Randle, Jordan Clarkson, and Larry Nance Jr. have all progressed to varying degrees, while rookies Brandon Ingram and Ivica Zubac have both shown flashes of the talent that led the Lakers to draft them in the first place.
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"(Segregated cemeteries) really are holdovers from another era in our state, and as the times change, local towns and cities need to change too," said attorney Marisa Bono with the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund, which helped litigate the case for the plaintiffs.
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The White House has been on edge over what it describes as nefarious "deep state" actors — lifelong bureaucrats and holdovers from the Obama administration — leaking classified information about Trump and his inner circle to the media in an attempt to damage the new administration.
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But it may also have been a smart attempt to catch a political windfall — at least for an eager incumbent trying to position himself as Beijing's henchman among potential candidates that include holdovers from British colonial times, populist talking-heads and capable senior administrators.
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The White House felt it was under attack by anonymous leaks coming out of federal agencies in the early days of the administration, leading Trump's allies to launch public attacks against the "deep state" leakers they described as lifelong bureaucrats and Obama administration holdovers.
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He told CNN in an exclusive interview recently that from the beginning of his tenure he was convinced that leaks of minutes of highly classified meetings were from holdovers of the Obama administration and he suspected widespread resistance to some of the administration efforts.
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In the interim, Mr. Meadows has been spotted in the West Wing and has attended meetings, but he has only begun to assemble his team, and many holdovers in the White House are nervous about job security as they try to focus on the virus.
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As the Washington Post notes, these members are all holdovers from the Obama administration; the group had been planning to continue serving until Trump named their successors, but they changed their minds in the past few days and drew up the letter, the Post reported.
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Consider that Olynyk and Avery Bradley are the only two holdovers from Stevens's first season, when the Celtics won 25 games with a roster that featured Rajon Rondo and the likes of Vander Blue, Vitor Faverani, Keith Bogans, Kris Humphries, Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks.
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That sort of sabotage, whether it's in the best interest of the country or not, sounds like it's ripped straight from Bannon's whispers to Trump about the government, holdovers from the Obama administration, members of the intelligence community, all bent on bringing him down.
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But the calls from the acting deputy attorney general arose a day after Sean Hannity, the Fox News commentator who is a strong supporter of President Trump, said on his evening show that Mr. Trump needed to "purge" Obama holdovers from the federal government.
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This version gave Gadot and "Man of Steel" holdovers Amy Adams and Diane Lane far more to do, significantly trimmed subplots involving the Flash and Cyborg (one character, a love interest for Miller played by Kiersey Clemons, was cut entirely) and added more jokes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A battle over who should run the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in the coming months was set for court as Obama-era holdovers sought to maintain their control over a powerful watchdog which President Donald Trump is seeking to curb.
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The American heavy hitters for the year — including new superhero and Star Wars movies — have yet to be released worldwide, and many of the movies dominating the US box office at the moment are technically 2016 holdovers nominated for the Oscars (Hidden Figures, for instance).
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Altuve, one of four holdovers from a club that lost an embarrassing 111 times in 2 after switching from the NL to the AL, and this collection of young stars silenced Dodger Stadium from the get-go, taking a 5-0 lead in the second inning.
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While Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and President Trump seem to have patched things up after a report claimed the top diplomat considered resigning over the summer, another source of tension remains – Tillerson's department still has numerous vacancies, while several Obama administration holdovers are in top positions.
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The White House has previously accused holdovers from the Obama administration of undermining its agenda, but that argument won't hold with the CBO, whose current director, Keith Hall, was selected by Republican Congressional leaders in 2015 and previously served as an economist for President George W. Bush.
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A lot of animals have jobs in New York City these days: therapy dogs at nursing homes, four-legged explosives detectors nosing your luggage at the airport, cats on mouse patrol at the corner bodega, not to mention holdovers like the carriage horses of Central Park.
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" The statement also noted the Kelly's remarks were delivered to a private audience of Republicans and that he was "sharing the frustration of everyone in the room over how they believe certain Obama administration holdovers within the federal bureaucracy are attempting to upset President Trump's agenda.
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The Frankenstein-esque pastiche of body parts is at once viscerally grotesque and riveting, but the collages are made more subversive by the curatorial choice to install them opposite Baroque black mirrors by Fred Wilson, which are uncredited holdovers remaining from his recent exhibition, Afro Kismet, at Maccarone.
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Up to the present, the department has failed to lead the country in providing for national defense and security from EMP attack: Last but not least, Obama-holdovers in the Defense Department sabotaged the Congressional EMP Commission and made false assertions causing termination of the Commission in September 2017.
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The one physical improvement I quite like, though, is the new display that is flush with the Paperwhite's newly shiny bezels—both of these touches, again, are holdovers from more expensive Kindles before the new Paperwhite and makes the device look similar to the now-deceased Kindle Voyage.
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They lead the country in scoring defense, they are in the top five in field-goal percentage defense, and they've done it all with a hybrid of new recruits, transfers, and holdovers assembled in mere weeks after Beard was hired to replace former coach Steve Shields in April.
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With three significant fall film festivals now on the books, including the Toronto International Film Festival heading into its final weekend, and with a few impressive holdovers from earlier in the year still making waves, it's time to take a look at the clarified landscape of Academy Award contenders.
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Those who disapprove of boxing might well regard us as embarrassing holdovers in a supposedly more-evolved age of remote-control violence, but morally indefensible blood sport can still teach you something meaningful about being human — and, anyway, what competing agonistic spectacles qualify as morally superior these days?
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There aren't a whole lot of people who watch Fallon and Meyers live as they air, in back-to-back time slots; Fallon routinely draws just under 3 million live viewers to Meyers's 1.5 million, and the chances of all of Meyers's viewers being Fallon holdovers are slim.
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"Washington conservatives know that reporters are not making up these incredible quotes, or relying only on Democratic holdovers, or getting bits of gossip from the janitor," as Megan McArdle put it in an excellent Bloomberg View column speaking as a member of the beltway right trying to address the grassroots right.
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A former Administration official told me, "The whole reason Bannon went after H.R. wasn't that he was a globalist—it was that he pushed Bannon off the N.S.C." Breitbart News and other alt-right outlets demonized McMaster, suggesting that he was in league with "Obama holdovers" to undermine the President.
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Blue Jays 2268, Yankees 2238 Starting pitcher C. C. Sabathia and outfielder Brett Gardner are two of the three holdovers from the 2328 Yankees team, the last one to win a World Series, but rough outings for both on Saturday intensified doubts about their roles in any playoff run this season.
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Swarm will still have the popular holdovers from the early Foursquare days, like mayorships for regularly visited places, streaks for keeping up your check-ins at hotly contested hangouts, and Swarm "coins" that gamify the experience of checking in and competing with others to earn in-app perks and deals from local businesses.
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What I don&apost have confidence in is I do not have confidence in the Obama holdovers that are being promoted within our agency that give us all the failed policies, the catch and release policy and the unsecured border, those individuals that are giving her the advice we have issues with.
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Little can be gleaned from the Sterling and Scott cases, however, about Mr. Sessions's leadership at the department so far: Both cases were holdovers from the era of Mr. Sessions's predecessor as attorney general, Loretta E. Lynch, and their outcomes were set in motion before Mr. Sessions was appointed by President Trump.
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The exchange: Why it matters: Even after the release of Horowitz's report, which found extensive wrongdoing in the FBI's surveillance process but no evidence of political bias, Trump and his allies have continued to cling to allegations that the Russia investigation was an attempt by Obama administration holdovers to take down his presidency.
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That closely watched report, which Trump has derided as "already late," could prove devastating for former and current top officials at the Justice Department and FBI depending on the findings, as the President has sought to weave a narrative of biased "deep state" holdovers from the Obama administration determined to undermine his presidency.
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According to Rathje, the ideology has Nazi roots, and was initially circulated by Nazi Party holdovers in the years following World War II. At its core, he says, it's an anti-Semitic ideology, with adherents forming their worldview through the myth of a global Jewish plot to oppress and eradicate the Germans through immigration.
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The cast around him includes two New York holdovers, the immediately likable Kunal Nayyar as Ben's Nepalese banker roommate among them, and two new recruits in Olivier Award-winner Katie Brayben ("Beautiful") as the lasting love of Ben's life and Alfie Allen as the guileless preppy to whom Ms. Brayben's Sarah is now attached.
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It's a cacophony, the few holdovers I recognize from the day session are variously unreachable, because they are too far away or have had so much to drink that they're stuck in a conversational lock groove; at the edge of my hearing, a man I recognized from the afternoon is recommending Showtime's Billions, repeatedly.
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Several current and former assistant United States attorneys described a sense of listlessness and uncertainty, with some expressing hesitation about pursuing new investigations, not knowing whether there would be an appetite for them once leadership was installed in each district after Mr. Trump fired dozens of United States attorneys who were Obama-era holdovers.
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When Jackson took over in New York, he made only one significant addition to the front office, bringing in Clarence Gaines Jr. Mills has already added three new faces, and it now becomes more of a question as to what might happen to some of the front-office holdovers who preceded Jackson and still remain.
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A briefing book of the agenda and budget ran more than 500 pages and included scores of proposals and multiple other holdovers from previous years, including a vow to pass the Dream Act, which would allow undocumented immigrants to apply for state financial aid, and a pledge to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 18.
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At first the Obama Democrats, the holdovers into the current administration and their resistance partners led by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and the Clinton acolytes used the Russian collusion narrative.
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Mr. Putin's remarks reaffirmed what have long been articles of faith for Russia's political elite: that Mr. Trump is eager to deliver on his campaign promise to "get along with Russia" and that he has only been held back by the machinations of his political enemies and a "deep state" cabal of spies, Obama-era holdovers and Russia-fearing Cold Warriors.
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Five other holdovers grossed more than "The Light Between Oceans" — the fourth weekend of Disney's "Pete's Dragon" and the third weekend of Focus' "Kubo and the Two Strings," both with $2730 million; Sony's fourth weekend of "Sausage Party" with $22.6 million to push the comedy to nearly $22 million; and Warner's third frame of "War Dogs" and STX's sixth weekend of "Bad Moms," both with $2075 million.
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More than a year after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took office, the reign of Obama holdovers at key federal agencies is finally coming to an end.
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Sessions turned to Elliott Broidy, a top fundraiser for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign, to give recommendations when looking for people to replace Obama administration holdovers in the Department of Justice, ProPublica reported Monday.
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The line consists of holdovers acquired through the draft, like left guard Rodger Saffold and right tackle Rob Havenstein; free-agent splurges like the two-time All-Pro left tackle Andrew Whitworth, who played his first 11 seasons in Cincinnati, and center John Sullivan, who played for Rams Coach Sean McVay in Washington and has been instrumental in easing Goff's transition; and a waiver claim, Austin Blythe, who supplanted the suspended Jamon Brown at right guard for the first two games and never relinquished the job.
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