Liam Neeson's known for hunting down bad guys and making them pay, but he's also skilled at hunting down good guys who want to give him a delicious free sandwich.
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Otherwise start hunting down old Macbook Pro Retinas on Amazon.
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They wanted, in other words, to continue hunting down leftists.
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Yet hunting down licenses for obscure properties can be challenging.
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Fortunately, Reddit users are busy at work hunting down the answers.
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Hunting down their victims becomes part of the rape role-playing.
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He's advocating for hunting down and killing all of the terrorists.
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The breed is especially good at climbing and hunting down birds.
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State media said authorities were hunting down militants in the city.
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They were hunting down some smugglers, or something along those lines.
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Hunting down a razor that won't leave bumps across your bikini line?
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Before brewing even properly started, he traveled around Vietnam hunting down ingredients.
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So I actually spent a lot of time hunting down primary sources.
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African Matabele ants regularly risk death and injury while hunting down termites.
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Alas, the Nigerian security services are not good at hunting down rebels.
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Frustrated, some are resorting to hunting down or poisoning the wild animals.
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You're probably better off hunting down one of the original Ruxpins on eBay.
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If you're planning on hunting down the mobile time machine, here's some inspiration:
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So you start hunting down that useful webpage, needed document, or perfect song.
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At the moment, Guimaraes is busy hunting down creatures in Monster Hunter: World.
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Is hunting down Salvadoran single mothers really the best use of taxpayer money?
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The lies of law enforcement hunting down and killing innocent unarmed black men.
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Members of Nakam traveled the world hunting down Nazis and imposing vigilante justice.
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There's a lot of money to be saved by hunting down these bundles.
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But often, you're hunting down a specific piece of malware or disturbing imagery.
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Don't waste your time hunting down blank cassettes and broken Walkmans on eBay, however.
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It can get lonely in space, especially when you're busy hunting down interplanetary threats.
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And experts have been hunting down these genes as far back as the 1800s.
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Do you oppose hunting down war criminals elsewhere just because they became "old men"?
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Hunting down ISIS fighters who have escaped Raqqa into the Middle Euphrates River Valley.
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Currently, NASA has a team of scientists who are hunting down potentially deadly asteroids.
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Hayley has also been hunting down exactly how many more Sears stores are closing.
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Saying a name out loud became a viable alternative for hunting down something specific.
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" In the 1920s, Mr. Read hitchhiked through western Iowa hunting down the word "blizzard.
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But Soufan brings firsthand, on-the-ground experience hunting down and interrogating Qaeda members.
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Archie has a gang of shirtless, masked football players hunting down a serial killer now?
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And at only $20 a year, it's a lot cheaper than hunting down old cartridges.
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As inexorably as police are hunting down rebels, Kashmiris concluded, new recruits are joining them.
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The US Marshals have even lent the devices out to Mexican officials hunting down cartels.
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This week, America witnessed the successful hunting down and bagging of a major company's CEO.
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Fetishers used to get their kicks by hunting down and compiling death scenes in movies.
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Episode 6 The guys haul the kid Cadillac has been hunting down back to the mansion.
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We're shedding our winter clothes and hunting down sun dress deals online; spring is officially here.
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Hunting down money launderers was, to his mind, the most exciting thing happening in law enforcement.
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The series follows the story of an outlaw (Jeff Daniels) who's hunting down his mortal enemy.
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Cats are the perfect predator, and have a knack for deterring rodents and hunting down pests.
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I recommend hunting down the "lockdown option" in settings, which adds another button to that menu.
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" A leading figure in the main opposition Labour Party accused her of "hunting down UKIP supporters.
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"How about having military focusing on hunting down and killing the bad guys," Texas Republican Sen.
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The fragmentation is in part a consequence of the government's success in hunting down crime bosses.
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Huang said in April that China faces a tough task in hunting down corruption suspects abroad.
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Hunting down the exact transaction you want could involve more clicking than is reasonable or sane.
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These are people who are armed and active agents, hunters hunting down black and brown people.
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One challenge facing Jumprope is that most people aren't hunting down how-to videos every day.
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Pat Jasan is notorious for its motorbike cavalries, thundering through villages and hunting down drug users.
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Later, we will catch up on the prayers we missed while hunting down those holiday bargains.
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TechCrunch is still hunting down details about who might be investing, as well as Lilium's valuation.
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A single-minded focus on counterterrorism, with C.I.A. drones and Special Operations units hunting down terrorists.
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"These conditions forced police to take law enforcement measures, hunting down and arresting the perpetrators," he said.
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Dr Rajendran and Dr Graham have two other ideas, as well, for hunting down these elusive particles.
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KURTZ: I want to rephrase the question -- TRIPPI: And that is what we are still hunting down.
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That could mean drones patrolling protests, hovering over siege scenarios or hunting down missing persons or thieves.
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Will they be 30 years old, still hunting down a hoodie for three times its original price?
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This doesn't thrill the predator... so he starts hunting down that soldier and his equipment, of course.
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At this point, is it probably not enough for the administration to simply stop hunting down sponsors.
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If Hobbs is going to be hunting down another virus, he'll probably (reluctantly) need Shaw's help again.
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For viewers genuinely hunting down clues about the character and motivations of these three, "boring" was helpful.
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In the morning, news reached them that Nusra was hunting down men belonging to Ahrar al-Sham.
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As far as backgrounds, the photographer also spends a lot of time hunting down appropriate print fabrics.
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The case at hand involves hunting down a famous artist known for her grotesque and macabre paintings.
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The United States had apparently grown weary of hunting down and deporting Chinese people for the moment.
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She's incredibly seductive here, hunting down lovers like prey, and sex with her can be hauntingly erotic.
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As a bookkeeper to criminal organizations, Wolff specializes in finding missing money and hunting down the thieves.
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You're not an ordinary user; you're a moderator hunting down pirated music, malicious software, and abusive users.
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In the last two years, the police are hunting down the Prime Minister obsessively -- obsessively, I say!
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Gangs armed with machetes have been hunting down and killing liberal activists and outspoken critics of Islamist extremism.
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To attempt to read it is basically the literary version of hunting down Captain Ahab's infamous white whale.
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Their skill lies in hunting down surplus batches of stock from well-known brands and negotiating steep reductions.
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A standard tool kit of case detection and high-tech lab tools was applied to hunting down cases.
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An immigrant rights group is calling on ICE to stop hunting down undocumented immigrants amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Toni Collette and Merritt Wever star as the detectives hunting down a serial predator potentially related to case.
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Orange County Sheriff's officials were hunting down a suspect who bolted from the scene after the 4 a.m.
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Ridgely spent months hunting down the scripts from various libraries and combining them into a full-length compilation.
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He's hunting down the real killer, whoever it was who murdered his fiancée and framed him for it.
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Human-rights groups accuse the army of "hunting down" gay soldiers—more than 30 have been investigated this year.
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But content moderation teams are primarily focused on responding to reports from users, rather than hunting down bad actors.
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The United States had apparently grown weary of hunting down and deporting Chinese people for the moment. What. Time.
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It's no secret that hunting down the best goods can be difficult from rows and rows of beauty products.
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Hunting down poachers on reserves and tracking down elusive kingpins, it's conservation at the end of a gun barrel.
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All signs are pointing to Colton leaving Tayshia and Hannah G. and hunting down Cassie for a second chance.
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Hunting down rogue robots through the future-frozen wastelands of middle America after the coming Ice Age / AI revolt??
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Gillian Anderson as a bisexual detective hunting down a serial killer—has someone been reading my erotic dream diary?
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Its central character, K, played by Ryan Gosling, is a replicant, one charged with hunting down his misbehaving brethren.
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We'll be hunting down all the best Cyber Monday deals, so be sure to stay tuned to Insider Picks.
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And then, a few episodes in, as she spins out, hunting down explanations—Was it that coke-laced joint?
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Domestic terrorism became an afterthought at the F.B.I., seen as less prestigious than hunting down members of Al Qaeda.
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"You're not going to be mad-dogging each other," Busch said, meaning hunting down a driver during a race.
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READ: Here's how China is hunting down its coronavirus critics Our first story took us out to the countryside.
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The girl escaped and went to the police who sought Deliver Fund&aposs help in hunting down her traffickers.
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Carr would spend the next two years hunting down and retrieving the cache of stolen secrets that Regan hid.
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For all the effort that Americans are putting into hunting down happiness, they are not actually getting any happier.
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Over the several years of flying, Conley has carved out a niche hunting down leaks over gas fields and pipelines.
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In fact, submarines remain one of the most effective ways of hunting down other such vessels, particularly in deep waters.
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Whether it's through countless giggly compliments or hunting down cutlery, it's clear how much they genuinely enjoy each other's company.
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Worst Eve lie: That she, even for a second, had no interest in returning to work and hunting down Villanelle.
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Silver Sable is a highly skilled mercenary and CEO who specializes in hunting down war criminals and the occasional supervillain.
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They maintain that graph technology, initially released about seven years ago, would work equally well in hunting down terrorist cells.
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However, one of our favorite pastimes includes hunting down the behind-the-scenes moments you don't see on the carpet.
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It's a behavior that's repeated later on in the film, when townspeople start wearing masks when hunting down the girls.
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The government, in what's known as "The Lavender Scare," was hunting down and firing federal workers suspected of being homosexual.
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Think a pack of wolves cooperatively hunting down prey or a family of beavers collecting materials to build a dam.
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"The truth is, there was no hunting down of people in Chemnitz... The citizens who demonstrated were criminalized," said Gauland.
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In Vietnam, American forces used dogs for everything from base security to detecting ambushes to hunting down fleeing enemy units.
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He was in high spirits, hunting down every player he could find and exploding them into showers of multicolored items.
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Kids can pilot Toad through courses based on the Super Mario Odyssey game while hunting down treasures and solving puzzles.
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You fear for the criminals these guys are hunting down, if only because they could annihilate them by pure accident.
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Replacing bikes, or even hunting down stolen ones, won't change the fact that bike theft is a big problem in Europe.
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As if finding the right shade wasn't difficult enough, the plight of hunting down the perfect foundation does not end there.
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I remember the downside to owning a startup, and try not to wake up the BF while desperately hunting down clothes.
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I wish there were a similar box I could click in macOS instead of hunting down the setting in System Prefs.
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Hunting down fabric swaths large enough to drape over the monuments had proven tough, City Council clerk Paige Rice told CNN.
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The trailer starts with Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne, hunting down Aquaman, presumably putting together the team of warriors that Warner Bros.
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Golsteyn was set to stand trial for hunting down and murdering an Afghan man after U.S. forces released him from custody.
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You may have heard stories of people hunting down Pokémon on their office desks, in hospital rooms, and even in bathrooms.
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After World War II the group of Holocaust survivors traveled the world hunting down and killing those who had tormented them.
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In São Paulo, Brazil's largest city, the P.C.C. was accused in 2012 of hunting down and killing dozens of police officers.
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She also frequents estate sales in Palm Springs, a city she notes is "particularly good" for hunting down fun, retro pieces.
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For months before her arrest, the police department had also been hunting down the source of other leaks to Ms. Villarreal.
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Players on team Thanos will all start as Chitauri (Thanos's weird alien army) and be tasked with hunting down the Infinity Stones.
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But the dolphins won't be using their sonar for their usual missions of hunting down underwater mines or warding off enemy swimmers.
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Price: $69.99 Price: $9.99 Price: $19.993 This scene follows Rey and BB-8 as they escape rebel forces hunting down BB-8.
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Still, it's a nice nod to the canine that did an important job hunting down one of the world's most wanted people.
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As CSO, Stamos led the team in charge of hunting down Russian ads on the platform, making his departure a prominent one.
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Plus, the Virginia governor&aposs race turning so ugly as a new Democratic ad portrays Republicans as confederates hunting down minority children.
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Considering it's Tarantino there's a 50/50 chance that Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ends with Bruce Lee hunting down Manson.
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The quest has created a subclass of "egg-hunters," or "Gunters" — quest-obsessives whose full-time occupation is hunting down the keys.
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A recent episode of the dystopian television series "Black Mirror" begins with a soldier hunting down and killing hideous humanoids called roaches.
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American enforcement of sanctions can be ruthless, hunting down every possible US connection of foreign firms seen as trading with the enemy.
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The group, often seen decked out in US night vision, weapons and sensitive optics, is tasked with hunting down ISIS sleeper cells.
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BTW, they weren't doing work either ... the feds allege they were shopping for furniture and hunting down motorcycle deals and sports news.
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Brunton got 40 signatures in the two hours she spent hunting down voters on a street corner at the edge of campus.
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The company is famous for guarding its secrets and hunting down leaks or anyone who it believes might be taking its information.
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READ: Here's how China Is hunting down coronavirus critics In Italy, at least 357 people have been infected and 11 have died.
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I don&apost want to spend too much time figuring out complicated techniques, hunting down exotic ingredients, or hovering over the stove.
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Fast and frantic gun battles are a critical part of the game, and players are competing against and hunting down other people.
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Since her self-imposed exile, Lilith has spent her days hunting down and seducing men, then sucking out their souls with a kiss.
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It's ostensibly a thriller about detective Harry Hole hunting down a serial killer who likes to dismember his victims and also make snowmen.
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Does that mean Transigen and who knows what other companies were hunting down mutants for 30 years before the start of the movie?
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The unnamed man has already been characterized by his violent streak, and it's hinted he could still be hunting down his ex-wife.
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In that seemingly inevitable scenario, tracking and hunting down out of control and malicious unmanned vehicles will likely be a pretty lucrative field.
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When Eleven realises Kali and her friends are hunting down and killing Hawkins Lab agents, she is scared but desperate to prove herself.
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To encourage people to keep watching, writers developed a story line about thugs hunting down Dobbs, giving each episode a cliffhanger, Rosenblum said.
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Lastly (but perhaps most importantly), be sure to keep in mind the acronym "BTU" while you're hunting down the right portable air conditioner.
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A third video shows her waving her speaker around Lloyd Dobler-style before hunting down various crew members in hopes that they'll participate.
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That's why I'm glad to see Nat Geo making amends Sunday with three brutal hours of animals hunting down and eating other animals.
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I'm glad I brought sufficient tampons and pads so that I don't have to worry about hunting down period products in another country.
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C.I.A. officers at the center work closely with the F.B.I. on complex cases like hunting down traitors and helping validate the agency's informants.
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Alex Stamos, the company's Chief Security Officer who's been tasked with hunting down any and all ads and posts, reports up to Stretch.
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The team, which includes a homicide detective, was to meet Thursday to put together a game plan for hunting down the cat killer.
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James, 33, who used to make rent in Los Angeles hunting down and reselling vintage clothing, sourced a large, multi-compartmental columnar basket.
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For a little context: I've been hunting down a story on rising fintech customer acquisition costs (CAC) for what feels like a year.
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Ryan Reynolds may be great at hunting down evil scientists in Deadpool, but you definitely don't want this Marvel star anywhere near the stove.
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Ang Lee directs a pair of Will Smiths in this thriller about an old Will Smith assassin hunting down a young Will Smith assassin.
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The sound editors were tasked with hunting down the authentic cars presented in the movie to capture the engine sounds you hear on screen.
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While "The Chi" is about a crime, it is less concerned with hunting down the killer than examining the repercussions for those left behind.
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Season 2 of that Homecoming is all about hunting down Walter, who we know is enjoying a quiet life in a cabin in California.
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The state that over the past half-century has most actively pursued a policy of hunting down and killing enemies abroad is surely Israel.
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The game's top down strategy shooter gave gamers an instant challenge of hunting down an alien centipede before it made its way to you.
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United has already begun hunting down the stars identified by Mourinho, one of them being the free agent and self-styled legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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Now, a government commander was hunting down a son who had denounced him as an infidel and forced him from their family's ancestral village.
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President Donald Trump is an enthusiastic proponent of hunting down journalists' sources and silencing whistleblowers, building on precedents set by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Facebook has found another way to try and curb the spread of fake news: Hunting down and deleting spam accounts that aren't actual humans.
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Then round out your movie marathon with "The Boondock Saints," an action thriller about two vigilante brothers hunting down and killing gangsters in Boston.
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Lynne Ramsay's latest film, You Were Never Really Here, follows Joe (Joaquin Phoenix), a military vet who makes a living hunting down missing girls.
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The novel tells the story of a 14-year-old girl and a US Marshal hunting down the man who killed the girl's father.
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The end of episode 3 left critics on a cliffhanger, and not hunting down the answer for myself has been a test of wills.
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The good news for anyone hunting down deals on robot vacuum cleaners at the moment is that there are plenty of discounts to consider.
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Hunting down the perfect holiday gift for everyone on your list is always tricky, like finding a needle in a hay — er — tinsel stack.
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That is a tall order for Justice Department lawyers who are more accustomed to hunting down bad characters than to setting up offshore charities.
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And digital DJing apps have now become so advanced that you can learn to spin and mix beats without hunting down a bulky turntable.
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Shulkin told POLITICO last week he was hunting down "subversion" at the agency, but declined Tuesday to say whether he expected to fire anyone.
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The Reader app is a bit more robust than that, however, to make hunting down a piece of information easier for the rules-heavy game.
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Nope, it's a trained eagle hunting down an unmanned aerial vehicle like it's a slow and useless animal that it wants to eat for dinner.
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Instead, they're just going to find that Android P intelligently shows them things that they can do directly instead of hunting down an app icon.
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Sure, the former group may be well-versed in milkshakes and hunting down murder suspects, but as for what's hot in the world of piercings?
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"Considering it's Tarantino there's a 50/50 chance that Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ends with Bruce Lee hunting down Manson," tweeted one account.
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How are you going to have a chase or, you know, you&aposre hunting down a killer, and you&aposre going to have no gun.
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It picks up after the end of the latter series, with Danny Rand still hunting down members of the deadly organization known as the Hand.
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Mind mapping — or visual diagrams of connections between various notes, images, and snippets of info — is not just for obsessed detectives hunting down serial criminals.
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You might take damage as you rush in to fire, but Recall allows you to erase it without hunting down a health pack or healer.
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The movie, which is inspired by true events, has Schwarzenegger hunting down the person who caused the crash with his trademark stoic expression and snarls.
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After that, the plan goes, frequent missions will start scaffolding the infrastructure to come—hunting down, for instance, water that could be used as fuel.
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Hunting down the best pre-Prime Day dealsAmazon's website and app show that Prime Day is coming on July 260 for a two-day sale.
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Imperative Execution is building a so-called dark pool where orders to buy and sell stocks are protected from traders hunting down bids and offers.
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There will always be junk to sort through, but that's what makes hunting down the hidden gems feel so satisfying, like you've worked for it.
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So it is with the Elusive Targets: You will never be that Agent 47, in that version of Sapienza, hunting down that target, ever again.
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Six decades later, Mr. Philippe replicated the experiment, hunting down 27 varieties of melons from across Latin America, Asia, and Europe, and chopping into them.
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They were very successful in hunting down individuals, and first-person witnesses that for whatever reason, the ARB did not get a chance to interview.
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By Tuesday, around 130 of those passengers had tested positive and officials were frantically hunting down other travellers to test them and track their movements.
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Hunting down women who resemble his dead fiancée and ritualistically murdering them in exactly the same way that she was killed on the golf course.
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Conservative newspapers rail against the prospect of a Chinese immigrant on every street; a recent TV show about police hunting down illegal immigrants was a hit.
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The series follows brothers Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) Winchester as they follow their father's footsteps in the "family business" — hunting down supernatural monsters.
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If you send an editor a story with a pre-matched infographic [or video], then they do not have to spend time hunting down further content.
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As you listen, the app's feed will refresh, so you don't have to spend time hunting down new things to listen to when one program wraps.
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In the end, the glorious leader can't stop hunting down the wise guys that would dare oppose him, and it turns out to be his downfall.
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Check out the top nine '80's jams to bob your head to while hunting down horrific Easter eggs hidden in the paths of the film.
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No. But you also don't have to worry about hunting down the right parts online, soldering electronics, downloading ROMs, configuring emulators, or any of that hassle.
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Joining them are press releases from the official Food Safety Service of the Republic of Armenia, the government agency tasked with hunting down illicit Azerbaijani apples.
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But just like Facebook stalking and finding out everything you need to know about your ex's new person, we're clutch at hunting down hidden Amazon gems.
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Cultivating our own terrarium or succulent garden sounds awesome, but hunting down the perfect greens that fits into our living spaces sounds like a huge endeavor.
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WASHINGTON — In recent days, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and South Africa joined the growing list of countries hunting down tax evaders among citizens who own offshore accounts.
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He took a shine to hunting down the inner details of a business, cold calling customers, employees, and engineers in the switch-making industry for insights.
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These stories let children imagine breaking the rules, but they also allow them to picture themselves solving mysteries or hunting down monsters all on their own.
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The Spider-Verse storyline involves a family known as The Inheritors from Earth-1 hunting down all of the different Spider-Men and feeding on them.
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A Kurd may casually refer to Arabs as "rabbits," because he thinks they're good for hunting down, but then he'll be friends with an individual Arab.
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Job searches typically slow to a standstill at the end of the year as job hunters turn their attention to holiday parties and hunting down Fingerlings.
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K, as we find out early on in the film, is an improved version of the very replicants he's supposed to be hunting down, as is Mariette.
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From hunting down the best material for sheets to simple hacks to make the comfiest bed, we're constantly thinking about the secret to a great beauty rest.
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Hospitals are now hoping that by informing their patients of the higher costs ahead of time, they won't be stuck hunting down patients to pay their bills.
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That approach, which involves hunting down specific viruses that can kill bacteria, has led to some remarkable success stories fighting superbug infections in the past few years.
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Merchants are perpetually unsure of who or what may kill their sales on any given day and how much time they'll have to spend hunting down fakers.
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The title plays like a casual game, writ large with a fun through-line that finds Yoshi hunting down scattered "Dream Gems," like so many Dragon Balls.
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Luyt was one of Latin America's experts in hunting down small grape growers in countries dominated by industrial winemakers, and helping them produce wines with minimal intervention.
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Horizon: Zero Dawn'shumanity looks more like hunter-gatherer tribes, only instead of hunting down sabretooth tigers and wooly mammoths, you'll hunt down what looks like robot dinosaurs.
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Naturally, the malevolent forces of greed and stupidity tried to stop him, but (spoiler) Jackie got that shit done by doggedly hunting down and murdering people joylessly.
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The man tasked with hunting down the mutation responsible was Emmanuel Mignot, who subsequently succeeded Dement as director of the Stanford Center for Sleep Sciences and Medicine.
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The filmmakers are still hunting down names of camera operators, and the digital scans used for the movie will be made publicly available at the National Archives.
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Like other oil giants, Shell is also investing in carbon-capture technologiesHviid says Shell is also hunting down breakthrough ideas in what she calls the "circularity" industry.
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And it's not as simple as just people hunting down poachers of the animal there, and the economic system that will alter a lot of those things.
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If that frustrates you, don't worry: it's not nearly as frustrating as hunting down a solid 5G connection in US cities at the start of the decade.
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A team of hatted, trenchcoated extras enters the box at the end of Act IV, perhaps representing the detectives of Mélisande's husband, Golaud, hunting down the lovers.
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Krebs told CNN that if there was an active threat during the shutdown, the department was able to respond by conducting assessments and hunting down the threat.
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I've even been pulled into some post-game story missions, which involve hunting down a legendary monster and dealing with two new villains with impossibly bad hair.
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But, also, if she gets stoned to death by Handmaids in the middle of the street... I'm breaking out some popcorn and hunting down the discontinued theme wine.
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The troubles I've had here highlight the extent to which Pokémon Go is a city dweller's game, even though it's ostensibly about hunting down critters in the brush.
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In 2013, the prosecutor's office that was tasked with hunting down war criminals anywhere in the world and building credible cases against them ran on about $150 million.
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The experiences themselves combine traditional audio guide content with mini games like puzzles, riddles, and hunting down virtual items at real-world locations you scan with your phone.
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Then in the 1990s, the country developed a new, somewhat unorthodox strategy, according to some experts -- it prioritized hunting down the parasite as well as killing the mosquito.
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That test is one of several options in the government's toolkit for hunting down the leakers in the West Wing, the intelligence community, or wherever they might be.
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Data will only be shared in specific instances in anonymized ways for research or adoption measurement, for hunting down fraudsters or due to a request from law enforcement.
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Verge senior reporter Bryan Bishop joined me this week to talk about his experience hunting down Spectacles and whether we're all going to feel like olds wearing them.
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Our latest Mr. Darcy (Sam Riley) isn't merely of the idle rich, he's a bona fide warrior, hunting down zombies that hide at card parties and society dinners.
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Colvin's relatives sued the President and his government last week, accusing senior officials of hunting down the journalist and killing her in a rocket attack four years ago.
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For months, it has been reported that the Venezuelan government has been hunting down cryptocurrency "miners" who run the computing equipment and networks that power cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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But, despite these obstacles, health officials from DRC, the World Health Organization and numerous other organizations have done a "great job" of hunting down possible infections, Fischer says.
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Worse, the advertising only stands to confuse customers who, unlike me, will never spend time actually hunting down a 5G tower, if there's one near them at all.
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As the Doom Slayer—a mythic hunter of demons, shotgun always in hand—you're hunting down a hell priest in a fortress above a ruined, monster-infested Earth.
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The search also includes returning to interview high-school friends, and hunting down another of Lee's former boyfriends, while retaining a private investigator to help reexamine the evidence.
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Chloe Frazer is not merely hunting down the Tusk of Ganesha as a stepping stone to claiming the personal glory of being the descendent of a famous (imperializing) ancestor.
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Standing by his side is Oscar-winner Lupita Nyong'o's Nakia, a covert agent whose job is to stifle word of Wakanda's secrets, hunting down its enemies with deadly force.
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Carey Mulligan plays a detective hunting down a killer, subsequently unraveling a whole plot that touches on immigration, refugees, and mental health — and she does it all while pregnant.
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This season, Rick and the other groups have Negan on the run, and they're hunting down every last Savior they can to end the threat once and for all.
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"We are still hunting down stragglers," he said, adding there could be as many as 39 militants hiding in the ruined city based on information from captured Indonesian militants.
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This means that whatever you want to be in the game — however you choose to play — hunting down and keeping yourself flush with key resources is always a concern.
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One side quest from the original game about hunting down rare stones while avoiding a monster bird plays out mostly the same, but with less room for player error.
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I was beating myself up for thinking everything was over; I'd wasted a day I could have spent trying to contact Kai, or hunting down intel about Bishop's movements.
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (the book, and Part 1 the movie) picks up with Harry hunting down horcruxes – the pieces of Voldemort's soul encased in unknown objects.
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In his most recent film, Elle, the Dutch auteur grounds his film in Paris, where a veritable businesswoman (Isabelle Huppert) finds herself hunting down the man who raped her.
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Luckily, Game of Thrones: The Last Watch didn't settle for good enough — instead hunting down the best of the best behind-the-scenes nuggets to feed our mourning fandom.
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Instagram is now training its content moderators to label borderline content when they're hunting down policy violations, and Instagram then uses those labels to train an algorithm to identify.
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Now, more than a year later, several security researchers are still hunting down the hackers behind the attack, which the FBI officially identified as North Korean government-employed hackers.
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Like fellow nominee Jeff Bridges' character, Shannon's is a lawman working on his last case, hunting down a murderer while, in one memorable scene, nearly coughing up a lung.
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He initially handled major deals involving state-backed firms, but his responsibilities grew in recent years to overseeing operations while Pigasse was on the road hunting down deal mandates.
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Jean-Claude Van Johnson stars (who else?) Jean-Claude Van Damme as a "global martial arts and film sensation" who is also an undercover agent hunting down bad guys.
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Mr. Momot, a soft-spoken hacker with spiky facial piercings and a rainbow-colored mohawk, was known for his talent in hunting down complicated computer bugs and software vulnerabilities.
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Since June 251, everything had changed: Tual, his colleagues, and the rest of the Ethereum community are now hunting down the missing Ether millions, and the clock is ticking.
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I can scream to the heavens after taking down Nergigante in Monster Hunter: World, while acknowledging it makes me uncomfortable to be hunting down enormous beasts for no reason.
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Since 1979, the Justice Department has made a special point of hunting down collaborators in Nazi war crimes, with the intention of deporting them back to their home countries.
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Mohammad Al Qumishi, the commander of the forces, locally known as Shabwani Elite Forces, bragged about the success of his troops in hunting down senior Qaeda operatives in Shabwa.
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Last month, when he delivered a speech outlining his security policies for Afghanistan and the rest of South Asia, Mr. Trump vowed to loosen restrictions on hunting down terrorists.
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Mr. Arpaio was convicted last month of criminal contempt for his tactics in hunting down and jailing immigrants in the country illegally, but he was pardoned before his sentencing.
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Assigned to this duty by the police commissioner, Theodore Roosevelt, Goodwin served for 15 years before moving on to investigations that had her hunting down clairvoyants and other swindlers.
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Destiny's Strikes, raids, and weekly Nightfall challenges gave us reasons to come back week after week, and Patrols were also always there for killing time and hunting down crafting materials.
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The denunciations come on the heels of a report from an NGO called the Military Human Rights Centre of Korea, which claims that the army is "hunting down" gay soldiers.
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James also spends some of his time dressing up and playing different characters, such as a superhero, a "vicious" dragon hunting down a bottle of milk, or a Jedi knight.
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The sales associates says it isn't worth hunting down at this location, though, and suggest that I go to their Woodlands location 60 miles away, where there are four left.
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That's a dramatic departure for the Republican Party, even if Trump does continue to stick with all his rhetoric when it comes to hunting down militants and protecting Americans abroad.
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And perhaps that's one more reason I find the used Taylor — which we're now in the process of hunting down, at $100 or so off the new price — so enticing.
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When hunting down my letter with the good intention of buying it from a resale site like eBay, or Vestaire, Amazon's witchy ways served up this *cough* very similar product.
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Jones, a hero to all and championship ghost buster, was watching this morning's cycling event, and drank in some bozo hunting down a cyclist, yelling god knows what at him.
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Initially, they were introduced as shape-shifting villains, but then, as the movie unfurled, we learned that they are actually shape-shifting refugees whom the Kree have been hunting down.
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Hunting down huntingtin Huntington's disease is an inherited neurodegenerative disorder in which nerve cells in the brain are damaged, causing uncontrolled movements, changes in behavior and emotions, and altered cognition.
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Recently, a group of Microsoft workers also backed a campaign led by the immigrant advocacy group Mijente to encourage ICE to stop hunting down undocumented immigrants during the coronavirus crisis.
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Guangzhou is proposing a ban on e-bikes while other large cities are hunting down e-bikes that fail to meet regulations, Yao told the Reuters Global Base Metals Forum.
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The Mandalorian is largely a blank slate; he's mostly silent, always masked, but very good at what he does: hunting down and sometimes killing bail-jumpers and smugglers for money.
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Though he was unruly at first, his new owners soon found that he was extremely skilled at hunting down toys, and began to train him to sniff out certain species.
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A spokesperson told us officials aren't hunting down Cousins because he's only facing a misdemeanor charge -- but noted "The NBA has reached out to us" to facilitate an official surrender.
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With Chaka Khan and Cyndi Lauper having scored hits by covering tracks from Prince's less famous early albums, there was a clear upside to hunting down and popularizing his obscurities.
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You can spend a lot of time hunting down the latest breakthroughs in diet and exercise, trying all the latest supplements and experimenting with every cutting-edge "hack" you come across.
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That evidence that suggested a coordinated attacks, the barricading of the back door, and the use of a tactical approach, and hunting down, and shooting the innocent victims in this case.
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Ahead are 10 tips to help you get your money in order before 2018 ends, from making sure you spend all of your healthcare FSA to hunting down a money mentor.
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In the film, Harrison Ford's character Rick Deckard has a job that involves hunting down and killing "replicants" — an advanced group of androids that pass for humans in nearly every way.
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Hasina's rivals accuse her of settling political scores by hunting down members of the Jamaat-e-Islami, an ally of the main opposition group headed by former prime minister Khaleda Zia.
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Amidst the chaos of Sin-Dee hunting down a cheating lover, Alexandra steals a moment of relief with Razmik, a married taxi driver who is one of her favorite regular johns.
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Video games are notoriously bad at being funny, but I dare you not to laugh at the clever, quippy dialogue between McQueen, Officer Dooley, and whatever creepy crawly they're hunting down.
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Meanwhile, we also have DoppelCoop hunting down the man who killed him (though, as Renzo points out, he "didn't kill him too good") and who still has the information he needs.
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Newt is tasked with hunting down and killing Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp), a tyrant with dark magical powers determined to end the longstanding peace between the wizarding and non-wizarding Worlds.
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Some of these missions (like one about hunting down a retired group of ace pilots that betrayed one of the game's major houses nearly a full generation prior) spark the imagination.
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It feels good to be away from this sometimes life-leeching negativity, but I also find it hard to throw myself full tilt into the American approach to hunting down bliss.
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Speaking of, The 12 are hunting down our favorite murderer after she killed her new handler and possibly also her old one, Konstantine (last we saw, she had shot him and run).
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So as much as you might feel like an international hacker or spy when hunting down a barely watchable stream, it really isn't necessary with the wide range of options out there.
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The Skrulls are a peaceful, shapeshifting alien race who simply don't want to follow Kree rule, but their punishment is the Kree destroying their planet and hunting down all the surviving refugees.
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But first, the Virginia governor&aposs race takes a dark turn, and a new political ad compares Republicans to confederates for driving through the streets in dark glasses hunting down small children.
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Cooper added: "I had to spend some time online hunting down Lego mini [figurines] that looked like typical record store hipster customers—luckily they made a lumberjack figure and a goth girl."
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By simplifying the process to just three steps – search, tap, and share – it's a lot quicker to send a Spotify clip now, rather than hunting down the URL of the track instead.
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According to esteemed food writer John Mariani, who spent 30 years hunting down the Best New Restaurant of the Year for Esquire Magazine, the hire of Chef Michael Sichel steadied the transition.
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Like a feline Harvest Moon, it seemed like it was more about scheduling your daily activities than it was about hunting down rival cats and leaving them for dead in the woods.
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"During my trip to the southern border, it was clear that ICE, and its actions of hunting down and tearing apart families, has wreaked havoc on far too many people," he said.
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Toting a proton pack, plasma blaster, and a pair of Ecto-VR-Goggles, you wander a virtual haunted hotel mapped to real walls and furniture while hunting down CG ghosts to bust.
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It's just good PR for Bitcoin, to a certain type of person: connecting the dry topic of cryptocurrencies to the image of Neanderthals hunting down a wooly mammoth certainly adds some excitement.
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We talked to the woman at Shell in charge of hunting down breakthrough energy startups How does an oil giant stay relevant as the world tries to cut ties with fossil fuels?
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After that ransacking, Matthew Bogdanos, a colonel in the Marine reserves and classics scholar, formed an ad hoc group that took charge of protecting the museum and hunting down its stolen items.
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"During the act of hunting down those criminals, security organizations have killed 19 people and five others have been captured," he said, adding that the hunt for the perpetrators was still ongoing.
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From the trailer, it seems like we may see a juxtaposition of Ross hunting down Black Widow after "Civil War" with a previous time in the past when he was chasing her.
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The titular profession — hunting down and "retiring" renegade members of the almost-human, genetically engineered android species known as replicants — is practiced with the same brutal doggedness as in the old days.
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For most, it's hard work hunting down the right settings on your phone to connect a smart TV to an air conditioner, but what if you could just tell Bixby to do it?
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Bradley is hunting down motherfuckers online at 1:32 in the morning (Phoenix time) after the Dbacks' 11-8 win over the Rockies, making sure they get his face tatted on their back.
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He vents his frustration by picking fights with strangers, and when his anger intensifies and his reputation spreads he is given the task of hunting down and killing a thug called the Tiger.
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You can see the gang of false killer whales basically acting like a pack of wolves on a hunt, only they're not hunting down any old prey, they're going after a freaking shark.
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Throughout the years, Marvel has been planting small teases that Thanos seeks to become even more powerful by hunting down six powerful ingots called Infinity Stones, which would make him a galactic threat.
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You'll have to track them down by hunting down the magazine in the full list of publications or looking at the "History" section which is buried at the bottom of the Following tab.
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Since chef Eelke Plasmeijer has made a career out of hunting down the best Indonesian ingredients for his restaurant Locavore, I figured he might be able to point me in the right direction.
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We spent 50 hours with the Coast Guard hunting down those big industrial fishermen, because they move around a lot, and I think they knew that we wanted to check up on them.
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A few years ago, after his first claim was denied, Mr. Watson's wife began hunting down old government documents, hoping she might find something to prove the Air Force was covering up Palomares.
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They know hunting down the people who poach is not an ideal solution to the conservation problem, but they also see no other way around the untouchable kingpins who control global rhino trade.
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President Xi Jinping's war on graft has spread beyond China's borders with overseas searches dubbed Operation Fox Hunt and Sky Net hunting down officials and business executives who fled overseas with their assets.
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As a kid, I was repeatedly told that one day we would have to live off the grid of society, hiding from the Antichrist army that was hunting down and exterminating all Christians.
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The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on seven North Korean individuals and three entities for "flagrant" human rights abuses, including killings, torture, forced labor and the hunting down of asylum seekers abroad.
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When my husband was a teenager, his favorite classic novel was "The Count of Monte Cristo," where a wrongly imprisoned hero spends hundreds of pages hunting down his tormentors and making them pay.
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Mind Mapping For Public Speaking: Plan, Rehearse & Deliver Mind mapping — or visual diagrams of connections between various notes, images, and snippets of info — is not just for obsessed detectives hunting down serial criminals.
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U.S. belligerence on the wall, the hunting down and deportation of undocumented migrants, the destruction of NAFTA and the multiple blows to the Mexican economy could revive intense populism and nationalism in Mexico.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte aims to replenish government coffers by raising new taxes, plugging leakages and hunting down tax evaders, to fund a multi-billion dollar infrastructure program key to his economic agenda.
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Nuclear attack submarines would not only assist the Chinese in pursuing enemy submarines within the first island chain but also provide the country with the only effective means of hunting down enemy submarines elsewhere.
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Many other Swiss banks have for years also had active cross-border businesses with clients in France and other European countries which are now hunting down suspected tax evaders who hid money in Switzerland.
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Over the following seasons, the two travel around the United States in a 1967 Chevy Impala, hunting down supernatural creatures, and finding themselves in the midst of a greater war between good and evil.
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So not only are you getting a free lipstick, but you're also getting one that the entire Internet is currently hunting down on Ebay — like Moxie, a matte fuchsia, or Chintz, a copper brown.
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The Internet may be focused on hunting down "Becky with the good hair," but we're stuck on the women standing with and by Beyoncé in her powerful, one-of-a-kind visual album Lemonade.
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The SuperCharger is also supremely travel-friendly due to its handy EU, UK, and AU-style sockets, meaning you don't have to stress about hunting down a fancy adapter the night before your flight.
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It's hot and muggy on my first day hunting down Pikachus and Geodudes in Brooklyn, and my already clammy hands are getting even sweatier from the heat of my phone—Pokémon Go runs hot.
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But, after choosing to wear my natural hair this month, I knew that my dollar store cap wouldn't do and started hunting down something more substantial to protect my curls in their fragile state.
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The man told the newspaper he had just taken up the hobby — known as "magnet fishing" — after becoming inspired by a documentary about European fishermen hunting down World War II treasures in French canals.
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So being that I've already blown a significant portion of my own holiday budget, I'll be hunting down digital deals (stores are way too stressful for me) on gifts for my friends and family.
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Hunting down internal bleeding: The researchers created sensors aimed at detecting internal bleeding in the stomach, which can be caused by a variety of disorders, such as ulcers, and is often hard to identify.
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The two countries were still technically at war (as they remain today) and as the Pueblo was being captured, South Korean commandos were busy hunting down and killing the remaining North Korean hit squad.
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It would no doubt be bad for the games if a story got out that robbers were posing as police officers in Rio, hunting down tourists and robbing them with guns to their head.
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This trend is good news for people who don't want to bother with constantly hunting down the best credit card offers or putting on their strategist hat every time they flip open their wallet.
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Witchers are humans who've been subjected to all manner of frightful mutations as children, to improve their fighting ability and endurance, and they travel the land hunting down monsters in exchange for cold, hard cash.
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"I look for certain things when I'm hunting down homes: I target those with as many original features as possible, great landscaping, and ideally a view of those incredible mountains behind Palm Springs," Blachford says.
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After a few minutes he adjusts the messenger bag on his left shoulder, pads silently up to the second floor, and gets to the real reason he's here—hunting down back issues of Luke Cage.
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If you're curious about exactly how frustrating and enervating the search for good USB-C earphones is, please refer to my colleague Helen Havlak's account of hunting down USB-C buds for her Pixel 2.
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At the time that the Act was signed by President Hayes, the Army was assisting local law enforcement in Lincoln County, New Mexico in hunting down "a band of miscreants" which included Billy the Kid.
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"During my trip to the southern border, it was clear that ICE, and its actions of hunting down and tearing apart families, has wreaked havoc on far too many people," Pocan said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on seven North Korean individuals and three entities for "flagrant" human rights abuses, including killings, torture, forced labor and the hunting down of asylum seekers abroad.
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The famous auctioneer -- arguably the face of A&E's popular show -- suddenly went from hunting down forgotten treasures in storage lockers to learning how to walk again and do the most basic functions -- like shower.
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A. Third-party apps and sites for hunting down images are available, but Google offers its own way to use its image search engine if you are using a tablet or smartphone at the time.
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Assassinating General Suleimani, moreover, was not the same as hunting down Osama bin Laden or Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leaders of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State, both terrorists who answered to no government.
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President Donald Trump is obsessed with hunting down big name terrorist targets for "immediate gratification" and tends to ignore "substance, impact, and consequences," Douglas London, a former senior CIA counterterrorism officer, wrote in Just Security.
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"There is no getting away from the fact that hunting down your own citizens as antinational is now part of the ideological construct of this government," he wrote in a column for The Indian Express.
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In addition to the 16 newly remastered songs, "Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dreams," includes a new biography by Michael Corcoran, a former music critic who scoured the hot plains of East Texas, hunting down details.
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"The Terminator" (19783): The leather-clad killer in the latest arc of "Stranger Things" sure brought to mind Arnold Schwarzenegger's near-indestructible cyborg, impassively hunting down his quarry while shooting up a variety of public locations.
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If you live in Japan you shouldn't have much trouble hunting down Tamiya's centipede bot, but those of us in North America might have to harass our local hobby shops to carry the kits as well.
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For one thing, this isn't a game about hunting down the undead—it casts the player as a budding creature of the night, newly turned, and asks him or her to decide what to do next.
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Audrey Wall, the managing editor of The Council of State Governments' The Book of the States, has perfected the game of hunting down the salaries of high-ranking public officials for 290 editions of the book.
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After successfully bringing Polaroid 600 instant film back from the dead, the people behind the Impossible Project realized that hunting down a working Polaroid camera for the film wasn't always easy, so they've designed their own.
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But other times you'll find yourself spending 10 minutes hunting down pieces (a battery of plastic food storage bins are a must for sorting pieces) and then figuring out where every last one needs to go.
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Airbnb wouldn't let us talk to the team responsible for hunting down and banning extremists, and the company doesn't disclose the "hundreds of signals" that help it investigate suspicious activity, because it would compromise platform security.
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If companies like Anheuser Busch can latch on to the trend and mass produce new brands, they tend to tease people away from hunting down obscure microbrews and towards the convenience of a chain grocery store.
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He said it was "particularly disturbing to see important and influential public figures expressing support for illegal armed vigilante groups who have been brazenly hunting down migrants along parts of the border between Bulgaria and Turkey".
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It took more than a decade of eradication efforts—an aggressive program of spraying for mosquitoes and hunting down swamps and pools of stagnant water where the insects breed—to get the disease back under control.
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Hunting down individual accounts makes little sense, especially since sex workers are such a savvy bunch: According to Sage, they gravitated to livestreamed content about five years before Instagram stories and Facebook Lives became the norm.
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Gin Phillips taps into that primal fear with FIERCE KINGDOM (Viking, $25), a heart-thumping thriller about a mother who finds herself and her 4-year-old son trapped when two marksmen start hunting down visitors.
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Trust me, if you go over that cap, you're not going to be very happy with your phone for the rest of the month and you'll be hunting down Wi-Fi hotspots to get your fix.
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Na Hong-jin's first feature, "The Chaser," is a pitch-black action movie about a cop-turned-pimp hunting down a serial killer and features, as its title suggests, a lot of cat-and-mouse scrambling.
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From there, it's down to deciphering your skin's undertone (yes, it matters when hunting down the perfect shade match) and arming yourself with the best tools for application, from brushes and sponges to just your own fingertips.
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I just wish some of the options — like the minor variations of Stefan going to jail and Bandersnatch being either mediocre or unreleased — hadn't felt so repetitive, because it dulled the fun of hunting down different paths.
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In the commentary, the scientists wrote... Go deeper: Hunting down the cause of AFM CDC sets task force on determining cause of rise in polio-like illness Public health officials seek answer to mysterious polio-like illness
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The A.I. spent the next few years hunting down all other humans to finish the job and Mother has been trying to create and raise the perfect human who would restart humanity in the most worthy way.
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I get to interview people and hunt down details and turnover lots of rocks ... when you start hunting down these secret rabbit holes and searching for stories, sometimes the universe responds and stories come hunting for you.
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Again, these are tough to find online, so hearing these MBD versions might require hunting down the records or buying a ticket to one of their shows and shouting a request from the back of the room.
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Islamic State exploited that resentment, hunting down and executing members of the army and police as it tightened its grip on Mosul and simultaneously attracting local volunteers who saw it, initially, as a bulwark against Shi'ite power.
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It's one thing to say #MeToo, but if I find out it's them, too, I can picture myself hunting down the man who hurt them and dismembering him with my fingernails and burning the whole world down.
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He became enthralled by the idea of joining the armed forces in the early 1970s when soldiers descended on an area near Campinas, his hometown in the state of São Paulo, hunting down a communist guerrilla leader.
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Both French and British special forces operate with the Kurds in the region and their militaries provide air support and training for Kurdish forces, who until the Turkish offensive continued operations hunting down existing Islamic State cells.
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Many of this should sound familiar to those who know Worst Girls' first effort, We Know the Devil, which followed a trio of queer teens, well, hunting down the devil as members of a religious summer camp.
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Sections of the film follow Jimmy Whyte, a 22-year-old kid from London who acts as a sort of rave "fixer," hunting down venues for promoters, securing them, using his expertise to deal with police and security.
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DC Comics started officially licensing its characters for 33D printing via Launzer last year, and the company has been aggressive in pursuing companies creating replica Batmobiles and hunting down the Valencia football club's new spread-wings-bat logo.
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This aerial view, courtesy of a drone, captures something not often seen: a pod of false killer whales (which are a species of dolphins, of course) chasing and hunting down a shark in the waters near Sydney, Australia.
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Trump's professed desire to wield the Justice Department as a political weapon and Attorney General Jeff Sessions's zeal in hunting down leakers would make it especially dangerous for him or any of his subordinates to distribute classified information.
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Season 1 of this Swedish thriller — starring Melinda Kinnaman as the psychological profiler Inger Johanne Vik, hunting down a possible serial killer after her autistic daughter witnesses a murder — was the streaming service's most-watched series in 2018.
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I do not have a seven-point rubric to describe the flavor of the sauce, but I can say that it was bright and sweet enough to remind me that ripe Jersey tomatoes are still worth hunting down.
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READ: Here's how China is hunting down coronavirus critics But despite the growing concerns over the virus, European Union officials said Thursday that they aren't considering closing national borders within the bloc's border-free travel area in response.
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READ: Here's how China is hunting down its coronavirus critics Li's friend, who refers to himself as "stone," confirmed to VICE News that Li was taken away by unidentified officers and has not been heard from since Wednesday.
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Most recently heard hunting down the Missing Cryptoqueen for the BBC, Bartlett offers a sobering guide to the ways in which both individuals and institutions can stop Big Tech from taking over our culture, elections, economy and more.
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But appreciation for the cerebral, slow-burning, and visually striking film — which starred Ford as a jaded cop hunting down androids in dystopian Los Angeles — has grown over the years, and it has become enormously influential across pop culture.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' military chief vowed no letup on Monday in hunting down and destroying extremist groups loyal to Islamic State, saying Marawi City would be retaken within days after the pivotal killing of two top rebel commanders.
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When you're in the thick of it, hunting down exploits and calculating the cost of changing an existing route, communicating to a partner all the relevant information swirling around inside your head can be more trouble than it's worth.
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But Williams, who is hunting down a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title, is tennis tungsten, and recovered superbly from a brief wobble in which she lost the second set and fell a break behind in the third.
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This, of course, often entails hunting down an apartment with a real estate agent — and paying a broker's fee, plus a hefty deposit — then furnishing the place, lining up roommates and getting electricity and internet service up and running.
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Yet lost in the shuffle amidst the media's hyper-focus on officer-involved-shootings are some facts that don't neatly fit into the promoted trope that white, redneck cops are hunting down young men of color to indiscriminately slaughter.
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He then tells me a bit about what the national cyber defense division is working on, which is basically hunting down Chinese hackers, warning German companies against Chinese hackers, and reminding government officials not to click on weird links in emails.
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Still, in Endgame, both Captain America and Ronin reference Thanos to non-Avengers — Cap at his support group, and Ronin when hunting down gangsters in Japan — so it seems the heroes have shared the news about him with the general populace.
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For much more on Linda Hamilton, Arnold Schwarzenegger and their new movie Terminator: Dark Fate, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE on newsstands Friday Hunting down terminators is no easy work, so Hamilton spent a year training for the film.
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In the not-too-distant future, Perez and her friends could be walking robotic dogs around Badalona or attending a virtual therapy session on their mobile headsets before bed – but for now, hunting down a Pikachu will have to do.
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Down past the neon billboards, down past the space ships leaving the dismal planet Earth for brighter and more luxurious off-world colonies, down into the winding and narrow alleys where Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) spends his days hunting down androids.
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The actual "monster of the week" is Tim Shaw, a creepy tooth-faced monster hunting down a randomly selected human as part of a succession ritual, which of course is the sort of thing The Doctor simply doesn't stand for.
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Associate editor Matt Schimkowitz remembers hunting down the origins of a recent meme that shows a car veering off an exit ramp on three wheels, a seemingly innocuous image that blew up quickly because you can caption it with basically anything.
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For the longest time, Proactiv's direct-to-consumer marketing approach meant having the system shipped to your door every month as part of a membership package, or even hunting down one of its 100 vending machines, which launched in 2007.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is hunting down international criminals who launder money through real estate deals, with the Treasury Department ordering title insurance companies to report the identities of people paying cash for high-end properties in Miami and Manhattan.
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Arena Master's War Horn There's a lot to do in World of Warcraft, but you'll still sometimes find yourself sitting still and waiting for long stretches of time, particularly if you're hunting down a rare monster on a lengthy respawn timer.
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Now 26, she leads a 15-woman unit hunting down the hardline group in its global headquarters Raqqa, speeding through streets once controlled by the militants in a pick-up truck as fellow fighters comb through ruined buildings for booby traps.
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To be honest, this teaser trailer for "Dark Fate" doesn't do much to differentiate itself from the other sequels — there's an evil Terminator (Gabriel Luna) hunting down a human woman (Natalie Reyes), protected in turn by a good Terminator (Mackenzie Davis).
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Also weighing on the sector was British oilfield services firm Hunting, down 1%, after the company said it sees annual core profit at the lower end of market expectations as it grapples with a slowdown in the U.S. onshore drilling market.
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" When female relatives with her asked the police why they were not hunting down people with crosses, if outward shows of religious faith were the target of the new law, a policeman responded: "We are not going to hunt for crosses.
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Also weighing on the sector was British oilfield services firm Hunting, down 3.5%, after the company said it sees annual core profit at the lower end of market expectations as it grapples with a slowdown in the U.S. onshore drilling market.
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The narrative remains roughly the same: When violent attackers murder Paul's wife and leave his daughter comatose, he buys a gun — and a contraption for the home hilariously termed "tactical furniture" — dons a hoodie and starts hunting down the perpetrators.
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President Donald Trump is obsessed with hunting down big name terrorist targets to the point that he ignores other potential threats, as well as the impact on US interests, a former CIA officer who served during his presidency wrote Wednesday.
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The tough approach means anger is growing among separatist rebels and the broader Baluch community, a potential problem for the military as it pursues a two-pronged approach: amnesty for rebels willing to disarm and hunting down those who are not.
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We've crafted sale guides for fashion, beauty, and tech — but for those hunting down everything from significantly discounted furniture to premium bedding or shiny new kitchen essentials at well over 50% off, well, you've come to the right holiday-shopping spot.
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Looking back, what I was hunting down during those years was not literary or pugilistic success, but some way to narrate my confusing family history, to tap into a buried vein of rage that I never felt as a boy.
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Kovács says hunting down pre-Internet track IDs from a mixtape he got from his dad—who had split from his mom and was living in Hungary at the time—was particularly influential in introducing him to a wider variety of sounds.
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The startup plans to use the latest round of venture financing to continue hunting down treatment centers to add to its database, expand its 16-person team and, eventually, Estes said, WeRecover would like to craft and integrate content into the experience.
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In case you haven't noticed, we at Mashable love hunting down bargains on espresso machines — not only because most of us need a daily caffeine fix to function properly, but because such machines are premium appliances that tend to be really expensive.
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Read more: The Saudi government is hunting down women who flee the country by tracking the IMEI number on their cellphonesMany women attending the festival will wear a full body covering, like a burqa or niqab, coupled with a cloak called an abaya.
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Among the other officials named on Wednesday was Cho Il-u, a senior official in the Reconnaissance General Bureau, North Korea's top intelligence agency, who the Treasury Department said was in charge of hunting down defectors and "conducting operations to harm" them.
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For San Diego Comic-Con attendees, nostalgia has always rested with the diehards who haunt the floor of the Convention Center, lining up to buy artwork from their favorite illustrators or hunting down a copy of that formative book from their childhood.
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Why it matters: Keyword search is great when you're hunting down a specific piece of information, but Google — and digital technology in general — still has a long way to go when it comes to connecting ideas and answering questions with complete thoughts.
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Luccola is the fabulous chef who has the confidence of RuPaul Each character's chapter entails cutscenes where you get to know them better, learn their preferred meals, and eventually end with you hunting down a new recipe tied to their emotional issues.
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The book presciently predicts that advances in communication technology "will make us geographically independent of our homes and offices," leading to "cerebral nomadism" — we will travel the world hunting down information and relationships, much as our ancestors stalked the plains for prey.
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While dumps tend to be favored by younger birds that aren't yet skilled at hunting down healthier game, some bald eagles have died from eating contaminated waste, including secondary poisoning by barbiturates from scavenging corpses of dogs and cats euthanized by animal shelters.
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In Hunters, which is streaming on Amazon Prime, Lerman plays Jonah Heidelbaum, a young Jewish Brooklynite who finds out that his late grandma (Jeannie Berlin) was part of a vigilante group hunting down high-level Nazis who are posing as normal Americans.
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READ: Here's how China Is hunting down coronavirus critics However, a lawmaker from the city of Qom has claimed the death toll is much higher, telling parliament on Monday that at least 50 people had died in his hometown alone since February 13.
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The government says it is hunting down scammers who took advantage of a now-defunct incentive program called the Guard Recruiting Assistance Program, which at the height of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan paid soldiers a bounty for referring new Guard recruits.
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In addition, it took the authorities seven hours to quell the attack, leaving the armed insurgents prowling Sardar Daud Khan Hospital for hours, hunting down patients and medical staff members in the 400-bed facility, which is usually full or nearly so.
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The modish heroine of MURDER IN SAINT-GERMAIN (Soho Crime, $27.95) and other delicious Parisian mysteries by Cara Black must juggle motherhood with finding a nasty blackmailer, overseeing computer security at the École des Beaux-Arts and hunting down a Serbian warlord.
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It's been a fair old while since my sister and I went Southall, hunting down Vicco toothpaste, Chandrika soap, fresh curry leaves, mustard oil, and chaat puri—the small slices of South Asia that could be hard to find in the rest of town.
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European states, including Germany, have quietly admitted that they have sought to bug U.S. officials and institutions as assiduously as Washington had bugged theirs; and that, in hunting down those whom they believe pose risks, they ask for information gathered by the National Security Agency.
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When it comes to hunting down the Infinity Stones, davidlyncheyebrow points out that two of them, the Space Stone and the Mind Stone, were seen at the Battle of New York from 2012's Avengers – which set photos indicate will be revisited in Endgame.
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"A croc or gator might attack you if you come to the waters edge and effectively act like their prey does, but you don't seem them going around hunting down people," said Emma Schachner, a vertebrate physiologist and alligator expert at Louisiana State University.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A leader of the Islamic State-linked Abu Sayyaf group has been killed in a shootout with Philippine soldiers on the island of Bohol, where the military is hunting down insurgents planning to kidnap tourists, the military and officials said on Saturday.
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He also finds he can interact with the spirits of unconscious people in his hospital, which is how he meets Lt. Alex Tanguy, a cop wounded while hunting down a mysterious villain who's using a computer virus to extort money from New York's government.
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Being a naturally creative person probably means you don't need a lot of help hunting down the right tattoo for you, but just in case you need a little extra inspiration, we've rounded up the coolest zodiac-inspired tattoos to consider getting permanently inked.
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" To succeed with a relatively small force of inspectors, Dr. Kay said the North's denuclearization program would require the nation's "full cooperation," to free inspectors from what he called the arduous task of hunting down clandestine sites and outwitting other aspects of "deception and denial.
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As yellow fever made the leap out of the Amazon, the authorities in several areas of southeastern Brazil reported episodes in recent weeks of monkeys being killed illegally, involving a range of methods including poisoning and hunting down the primates with rifles or clubs.
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A fiercely gaunt Matthew McConaughey won an Oscar as Ron Woodroof, a Texas electrician and rodeo rider who, after learning in 1985 that he is H.I.V.-positive, decides to treat himself by hunting down medication that has not been approved in the United States.
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For the young LGBTQ New Yorkers in the habit of hunting down Papi Juice's carefree, diverse parties on Instagram and dancing the night away, it's easy to lose sight of how those nights relate to the broader history of queer activism in New York.
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One such rabologist — yes, a collector of walking sticks — was the late Roy Moore, a British private collector who spent two years hunting down and amassing over 400 unique walking sticks from Europe to the United States and Japan, with many adorned with ivory handles.
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We open on the show's blood-splattered player piano, and there's plenty of the red stuff on display in the teaser, which sees Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and Teddy (James Marsden) on horseback, triumphantly hunting down the humans who have spent years toying with them for fun.
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Starting in 1977, the luxury travel and leisure company Belmond started hunting down original, exquisite 1920s and 1930s train cars to create the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, which makes pricey trips (Venice-London starts at over $2,000) among cities including Paris, Venice, Prague, Budapest and Berlin.
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Stamos, who joined the social giant almost three years ago after a very public stint in a similar role at Yahoo, ran the team inside Facebook tasked with hunting down ads related to the Kremlin's efforts to sow unrest in the U.S. ahead of the presidential election.
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That it affects officers both white and black should give pause to those too quick to claim that officers are intentionally hunting down black men, as well as to those who jump to an officer's defense in just about every case, no matter what facts are uncovered.
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From firey dragons splitting your torso in half to a dude slicing off your head, punting it like a soccer ball, and then impaling it with a spear midair, the game's finishing moves or "fatalities" are gloriously gory — and more than worth hunting down one-by-one.
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But while the Synek required hunting down a bar that supported their proprietary plastic bags, and the Pico used a much more complicated home brewing process, Hopsy hopes to leverage their existing delivery infrastructure to make it as easy as possible for you to get beer.
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Mr. Vongerichten said Mr. Kluger lives and breathes the farm-to-table philosophy; the two originally met at the Union Square Greenmarket, when Mr. Kluger was cooking at the Core Club and Mr. Vongerichten took note of his dogged devotion to hunting down the choicest ingredients.
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Shall good ideas win through rational discourse, sound science and solid evidence, or have we lost complete faith in the essential wisdom of the common people and thus must turn to stifling free speech and hunting down those who dare utter things that we find objectionable?
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Mr. Jago was a spirits maven for more than a half-century, reinvigorating old drinks, devising new ones and, in his final years, hunting down casks of forgotten yet still exquisite whiskey in cellars and warehouses in Scotland and other countries to sell in expensive limited editions.
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Gin Phillips taps that primal fear in FIERCE KINGDOM (Viking, $25), a heart-thumping thriller about a mother who finds herself and her 29-year-old son running for their lives among cages of unhappy wildlife after two crack marksmen start hunting down zoo visitors like animals.
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For every game such as Mario Odyssey, where it's fun to track down every single secret, there are a dozen games such as Assassin's Creed Unity or Watch Dogs 2, where seeing everything the game has to offer means spending hours hunting down bullshit on a map.
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His story involves elites (and he includes President George W. Bush in this group) who naively toppled autocrats—"foreign regimes that we know nothing about, that we shouldn't be involved with," as he puts it—when they should have been hunting down terrorists with pitiless, single-minded violence.
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As many commentators have already pointed out, though we have essentially no idea what happens in The Hunt, there's little to no way the movie actually depicts awesome rich liberals successfully hunting down redneck Trump fans, then trading high-fives and going home in their Priuses to drink lattes.
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READ: Here's how China Is hunting down coronavirus critics The complaint, first reported by the Washington Post and since confirmed by CNN and the New York Times, was filed on Wednesday with the Office of the Special Counsel (OSC), an independent federal watchdog agency and shared with Congress.
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But today, it is both easier than ever to find potential victims by posting bogus ads on sites like Craigslist and to expose the identities of people who appear in pornographic films, as evolving facial recognition technologies have made quick work of hunting down and doxxing porn actors.
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Before the discovery of Halszkaraptor, the entire idea of small, waterbird-like theropods hunting down fish was some mix of inconceivable or speculative fiction (Halszkaraptor is eerily similar to the pouch in Dougal Dixon's The New Dinosaurs, which imagines an alternate timeline in which the non-avian dinosaurs never went extinct).
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If the letter needed shipping to the Shining Empire, or west across the sea to Alt Coulumb, or even north to Telomere, the demon would have wasted precious minutes hunting down the relevant admin so as to bill the postage properly--but an envelope for internal delivery needed no postage.
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People who love makeup — like, really love it — know that beauty is about much more than just hunting down the exact Chanel lipstick Emma Stone wore on the red carpet or figuring out how to get the perfect Instagram eyebrows through a combination of Dipbrow and strong-hold hair gel.
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The brick and concrete will disappear behind signage and the hordes of shoppers and noshers expected to come, hunting down bauernwurst from Schaller & Weber, the old-time Yorkville butcher, and alcapurrias from a Puerto Rican newcomer called Que Chevere, part of whose profits, customers are told, will benefit Autism Speaks.
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Instead of hunting down a bathroom when you really just want to freshen up — which at some locations could involve asking for a key, punching in a door code, or even paying (even if you're a paying customers) — McDonald's Next offers a hand-washing station in the center of its restaurant.
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Photo: APTwelve major phones companies and the attorneys general of every state in the U.S. announced a plan on Thursday intended not only to stem the flood of illegal robocalls that have forced many Americans to stop answering their phones, but aid law enforcement in hunting down the soulless ghouls responsible.
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The surveillance program's role in hunting down the suspect was one of several newly declassified examples that national security officials, including Carl Ghattas, the head of the F.B.I.'s national security branch, divulged at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing about the FISA Amendments Act, the legal basis for the program.
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The Russian ministry of defense later issued a statement suggesting that the armored, 500-strong force the Americans observed was in fact a local Syrian militia hunting down the source of mortar attacks by ISIS fighters on nearby villages, and that they strayed into Syrian Kurdish territory without Russian military knowledge.
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On one side of the net during a high-profile women's quarterfinal at Arthur Ashe Stadium was Venus Williams, the 37-year-old American who is still hunting down balls in the corners in this resurgent season and chasing what would be her first major singles title in nearly a decade.
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The series' brazen, goofy escapism embodies a country that was seeing its numerous local subcultures being gobbled up by a national monoculture (symbolized by FBI Agents hunting down various local monsters and urban legends), but it also saw, clearly, the paranoia and darkness animating many on society's fringes, then gave that paranoia voice.
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An October 2018 survey by the Charles Koch Institute found that only 21% of Americans feel that the United States has a "clear strategic objective" in Afghanistan, and a Pew poll from November of that year indicated that only about one-third of voters think hunting down terrorists in other countries should be a priority.
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Instead of just hunting down candidates based on a bunch of keywords, Sourceress works with hiring managers to understand the kinds of attributes they need in a potential hire and builds a model to find someone who would fit what a hiring manager is looking for, even if they don't fit the bill explicitly.
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A version of Logan Lucky that had 10 hours to play with wouldn't just lose the inherent ambiguity of its cliffhanger ending (since we'd know, on some level, that season two would be about Swank hunting down the members of the heist team, as they all tried to stay one step ahead of her).
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The great port of London churns with activity in Anne Perry's rich, if blood-splattered, Victorian mystery, AN ECHO OF MURDER (Ballantine, $28), which finds Commander William Monk of the Thames River Police hunting down the assassins of Hungarian immigrants who fled oppression only to be greeted with bitter hostility in their new home.
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It's that fresh blood and team of partners that come from a history of running strategic elements of companies that will be responsible for Redpoint's seventh fund, a new $400 million fund the firm has wrapped up as it looks to continue hunting down early-stage investments like the ones it has in Hims, Looker, Zuora and others.
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Any scientists out there not already occupied trying to preserve our dwindling ice caps needs to get busy hunting down an undiscovered species of bright-eyed, fire-breathing, hard-biting beetle, one that can take to the air like an angel of justice, with an army of other angry-ass beetles clamoring for change right behind her.
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Chaim Gartenberg, The Verge The Mandalorian is largely a blank slate; he's mostly silent, always masked, but very good at what he does: hunting down and sometimes killing bail-jumpers and smugglers for money… Pedro Pascal's Mandalorian is more of a quiet lone gunslinger in the vein of Clint Eastwood, speaking only when he needs to.
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Pakistan's prime minister on Monday hit back at President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE over his claims that Pakistan didn't assist the U.S. in hunting down Osama bin Laden.
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For porn actors and companies that produce porn, an AI-fueled content ID system would be a lot more efficient than hunting down every pirated instance of their work and sending a takedown notice to the website owner or host—something independent artists of all kinds deal with constantly, to a distracting and soul-crushing degree.
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In many ways, America is following the precedent set by Israel, the state that over the past half-century has surely most actively pursued a policy of hunting down and killing foes abroad—not least when it sought to exact retribution against those responsible for the killing of 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics in 1972.
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The Skid Shot was no replacement for a tried-and-true Nerf blaster, but peppering someone with soggy spitballs is arguably a much better way to get revenge on an annoying co-worker, and cleaning tiny wads of toilet paper stuck to a wall is much easier than hunting down hundreds of foam darts that have bounced all over a room.
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In Volume 2, Ginny and the other loyal Reapers must help consolidate this new Death's rule by hunting down a rogue: the Reaper of War, who feeds and is fed by the killing fields of World War I. Volume 2 is an improvement on the already stunning Volume 1, largely because the structure and stakes of DeConnick's mythic universe have become clear.
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However you approach Melotti's work, with its mix-up of media and broad embrace of architecture and set design, it isn't hard to recognize the richness of the road not taken by mainstream postwar American art, when formalists like Michael Fried were hunting down "theatricality" — the most grievous sin against the autonomy of the art object — even in the work of certain Minimalists.
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So long as that comes after dozens of hours where I, as a player, am reveling in the tranquility of the past—the joy of carrying sacks of flower or chopping wood, the ease of fireside singalongs and lackadaisical fishing trips, the pleasure of hunting down a three-star Buck to feed your camp—then the game is sending a different message.
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In fact one of the most audacious tricks that Republicans sought to pull off was ginning up as much outrage over a loathsome Latino Victory Fund ad that ran on television just a handful of times — it showed a truck with a Confederate flag hunting down children of color — as there was over viciously negative commercials of Gillespie's that blanketed the airwaves.
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It's reexamination of the very structure of a detective show, paired with a fantastic performance by Sandra Oh and seemingly endless twists and turns, made it truly one of the best things on TV in 2018 Oh plays MI5 desk jockey Eve Polastri, who is promoted to detective and tasked with hunting down a skilled assassin named Villanelle (Jodie Comer).
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Over on South Beach, two small institutions have consistently been punching above their weight: The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, which is featuring provocative photographs by Zachary Balber that blend Yiddishkeit with thug life, and The Wolfsonian-FIU, paying an 80th birthday tribute to its Willy Wonka-esque founder, Mitchell Wolfson Jr., who has spent a lifetime traveling the world hunting down remarkable historical curios.
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Though the average Hamptons-goer will likely have no problem hunting down some of the popular beverage—unlike summer 2014, when a rosé shortage struck fear in the hearts of oyster-slurping imbibers everywhere—the Vineyard's drive-thru is definitely the laziest method of stocking up this summer… which will no doubt make it a huge hit in a rosé-obsessed market that doesn't appear to be dying down anytime soon.
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This means the more porn we watch, the less pleasure we actually derive from the experience, thus inspiring us to intensify our pleasure-seeking efforts, which has us hunting down more explicit stimuli, spending longer amounts of time with said stimuli, and stroking ourselves harder and faster for more prolonged periods of time which—you guessed it—only leads to more desensitization as we pursue what amounts to dandelion fluff, except that it's way more damaging.
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Pankowski said the growing ties were partly due to Britain First being inspired by the size of the far-right movement in Poland – something "they couldn't dream of" – and partly out of their desire to build support among the estimated one million Poles in the UK. Also scheduled to speak at the rally is Edwin Wagensveld, leader of the Dutch branch of the German anti-Islam movement PEGIDA, who made headlines last year when he joined a vigilante group hunting down migrants in Bulgaria.
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