Villanelle is left alone in brief chunks at a time.
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System connectivity failures may result in brief interruptions of control.
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But in brief: Our chief gingerbread maker is Harriet Lee.
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In brief, here's what followed: Powerful businesses groups freaked out.
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But in brief, why are you so high on this plan?
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In brief, this car promises to be both expansive and expensive.
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SCIENCE TIMES A report in the In Brief column on Jan.
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The news, in brief, is that its IPO is moving forward.
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In brief remarks, Mr. Carter and Mr. Clinton praised Americans' volunteerism.
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Here are the instructions, in brief: Vox Media has affiliate partnerships.
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She does add in brief historical interludes about dieting — the Rev.
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ET on NBC) and what (in brief) you should know about them.
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That's explained in the book, in brief, and an idea of meritocracy.
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For those of you unfamiliar with Soulwax, here's their deal (in brief).
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In brief moments of tension, masked protesters threw flares at riot police.
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"I just heard, and I'm delighted," she told reporters in brief comments.
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O'Brien also complimented Trump in brief remarks while standing alongside the President.
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In brief, it's a one-stop shop for all your Wednesday needs.
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In brief, the iPhone 29 does indeed produce richer colors in certain situations.
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"I'm happy now that I'm free," Exposto said in brief comments to reporters.
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"Let's go back to work," Acosta said in brief comments outside the courthouse.
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In brief, toxic stress and trauma inflict long-lasting physical and mental damage.
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Canelo, sitting on the ring apron, answers each question politely but in brief.
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"Those were lies, plain and simple," Mr. Comey said in brief opening remarks.
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In brief, it was 1920, and the traveling circus had come to town.
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In brief, we have shown that tinnitus is a state of continuous painful learning.
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Nunes In Brief Amanda Nunes is a fighter in a similar to Renan Barao.
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In brief pre-dinner remarks, Trump said U.S.-Japan ties were closer than ever.
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"People who are in them are out, in brief" needs to be read carefully.
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But then there were the surprises — the ones that were, in brief, a mess.
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"That sounds very familiar," Mr. Trump said in brief remarks from the plantation's portico.
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In brief, sleep produces complex neurochemical baths that improve our brains in various ways.
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No one directs the universe," he writes in "Brief Answers to the Big Questions.
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"I have seen it," Mr. Trump said in brief remarks at the White House.
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In brief: A guy stands in a sealed room with a slot in the wall.
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Until now, we've only seen the crypts in brief snippets of statues and dank hallways.
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Panama's Varela, in brief comments to reporters on Thursday, described the Venezuelan announcement as nonsensical.
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In brief, the latest rebound in oil prices is set to prolong the supply glut.
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The paper, which runs 19 pages, says in brief: Use market values for public pensions.
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Can you give me an idea of what you're planning for this year, in brief?
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The book starts with ideas, then moves, in brief fragments, to ramifications of those ideas.
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In brief and for the layman, how did you get to where you got to?
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In brief remarks from the stage, Mr. Fischer observed that Bartok was a dedicated educator.
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I can tell you today's agenda, the world in brief or quote of the day.
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"We have begun a case buildup against them," he said in brief remarks to reporters.
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In brief remarks, Azar commented on what he saw as Trump's directives for the department.
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Jose Aldo in Brief What can you say about Jose Aldo that isn't covering old ground?
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In short, Star Wars likes to get timey-wimey with it — but only in brief glimpses.
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In brief, the program tries to help balance the medical risk in the law's insurance markets.
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Let us review, if only in brief, some of the facts as they are presently understood.
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"It is time to get to work," Jones said in brief remarks aimed at her constituents.
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And that, in brief, tells you what has happened to the Republican Party, and to America.
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Each time, they were then assessed in brief, small-sided games outside on the training field.
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And both Klobuchar and Warren said in brief interviews Thursday that they're taking a long view.
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Deputies outlined Cruz's movements and interactions in brief one-liners and checked boxes throughout their shifts.
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In brief, rambling remarks, Trump said his administration would enable the free flow of goods between countries.
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In brief, ISDS is an arbitration procedure intended to resolve disputes between investors and TPP signatory countries.
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There, in brief public comments, there was no face-to-face blaming or mentions of Aleppo, specifically.
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" Trump emphasized in brief remarks that the U.S. and France have "been friends for a long time.
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Clark's death sparked weeks of protests in Minneapolis that resulted in brief clashes between police and demonstrators.
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Defense attorney Michael Weinstein, in brief opening remarks, reminded jurors that Frein deserved the presumption of innocence.
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Mr. Heastie, in brief comments to reporters as he entered the fund-raiser, brushed off the criticism.
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The waitresses, called bunnies, were trussed in brief satin suits with cotton fluffs fastened to their derrières.
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In brief glimpses, it looks just like those games, blending high-sheen style with combo-chaining substance.
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That one is a word for "Women" that also means "measurements, in brief" — GALS, short for gallons.
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In brief remarks from the stage before the performance, Mr. Trudeau did not discuss government policy explicitly.
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In brief, the crisis came as the culmination of a frenzy of financial innovation and risk-taking.
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Ildefonso Guajardo, Mexico's minister of economy, told reporters in brief comments that an agreement had been reached.
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Impossible to cover his legacy in brief but here's a few favs: 'Alien', 'Paris Texas', 'Repo Man'. pic.twitter.
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And that, in brief, is what Trump compromised when he passed this intelligence along to the Russians. Absolutely.
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The dilemma, in brief: it's a cold day, and a group of hedgehogs is huddled together for warmth.
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In brief, the difference is that a "debtholder's view is that they want to be repaid," Elson said.
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Lacey Phillips Seal thanked the governor and the attorney general's office in brief comments at a news conference.
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"We love this city," Trump said Monday in brief remarks to reporters in the lobby of Trump Tower.
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In brief remarks, she embraced her history-making status as the first female nominee of a major party.
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Some indulge in brief cross table talk, but most settle for a handshake and some post-match chatting.
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Compared to its contemporaries, it's a light romp that's easy to get into and playable in brief spurts.
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Legend Of Tarzan only spends a little time on the character's jungle origin story, revealed in brief flashbacks.
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Yet, in brief conversation with THUMP, Alan Miller, who chairs the Night Time Industries Association, was resolutely upbeat.
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Stay requests are typically disposed of in brief orders, although those orders sometimes are accompanied by dissenting opinions.
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"We will vote to confirm Justice Kennedy's successor this fall," Mr. McConnell vowed in brief remarks on Wednesday.
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I couldn't fall asleep while it was dark, so I began sleeping in brief shifts during the day.
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Yet a devious clue — "It ends with 'zyzzyva,' in brief" — stumped many solvers in the May 3 puzzle.
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The courts have only been brought up by debate moderators twice this year in brief rounds of questioning.
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The "Places where people may have the knives out for you, in brief" are operating rooms, or ORS.
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You wouldn't know any of that from the debate, where Medicare for All was covered only in brief.
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In brief: Crowdstrike is a publicly traded US cybersecurity firm that has been hired by Democrats and Republicans.
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Cohen confirmed to reporters in brief remarks that he would return on March 6 to finish his testimony.
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In brief, Jake Paul is a YouTube star who is also the younger brother of fellow YouTuber Logan Paul.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)Information filters out of Mosul in brief calls, smuggled messages and first-hand accounts from escapees.
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He explained, in brief, why Kylo Ren rebelled, while leaving plenty of the character's past open for later reveals.
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My Thinking in Brief The Atlantic's long-term future has been on my mind for the last two years.
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In brief: this happens because certain cells in their bodies lose their specialized functions in a process called dedifferentiation.
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If their stories are told, it's in brief listicles that get lost in the overwhelming attention on their killers.
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In the Oval Office both leaders described their meeting in brief remarks to reporters as having been very good.
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But in brief: Jesse, an ex-criminal turned reverend serving an indifferent flock in his squalid hometown, Annville, Tex.
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" The girl, in brief comments to the O Globo newspaper, said: "It's the stigma that hurts me the most.
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As with past festivals, the L.A. Phil has masterminded an experience too absorbingly complex to be summarized in brief.
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When Cavaradossi's back was turned, however, this Tosca dropped that lovable, self-conscious mask in brief storms of fury.
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"We are strong and old allies," the crown prince said in English, in brief remarks as the meeting began.
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" In brief remarks in New York, he dismissed the allegations about the judge's conduct decades ago as "totally political.
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"As head of the administration, I deeply apologize," Mr. Abe said in brief remarks to reporters on Monday afternoon.
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This time, in brief remarks from the Oval Office, Mr. Trump and the Democratic leaders struck a hopeful tone.
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Machine learning is, in brief, a method for computers to process data on their own, without being explicitly programmed.
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The blandly emotive choreography, seen in brief flashes is not worthy of an apprentice, much less a prima ballerina.
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Hip-hop dance is usually consumed in brief bursts, like fireworks exploding in the middle of a music video.
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A visionary struggling to make sense of his visions, he appears only a handful of times, in brief interludes.
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In brief, MMT claims that there is often not enough money circulating to realise all of an economy's potential.
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In brief, Asian and African countries were estimated to be far richer, compared to other countries, than previously imagined.
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In brief comments to journalists at the airport after arriving on an Aeroflot flight from Miami, Butina thanked her supporters.
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In brief, they 'learn' what they know from data, and they use what they learn to classify what they 'see.
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In brief remarks to reporters gathered around her, Ms. Anderson embodied the anger and sadness of Houston's lawmen and women.
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In brief remarks, Abdul-Jabbar cited Jefferson's Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, one of his most famous and important works.
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On Monday, you published a piece detailing in brief who Steve Bannon is and what you think his ascension means.
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Inside the defense wall, the principals work hard to present Trump with black-and-white options in brief, visual ways.
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And in brief testing, the Mate 230's 23-megapixel camera performs reasonably well in its regular shooting mode, too.
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Tlaib, in brief comments to The Hill last week, said she believes she is being targeted because she's a Muslim.
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The legend of Colette, in brief, is one of those rare real-life dramas that arrive at melodrama without assistance.
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"In brief, we had a cordial meeting, each side defended its points of view firmly and with arguments," said Ebrard.
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The most common strategies that psychologists have studied involve having people regularly engage in brief activities designed to encourage gratitude.
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My colleague Brad Plumer has a full rundown, but in brief: There's no money to enforce the Clean Power Plan.
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In brief remarks, Mr. Trump did not mention the Eagles as he urged Americans to always stand for the anthem.
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"Calmer, in brief" refers to the shortening of the noun "tranquilizer" to TRANQ, although "calmer" could also be an adjective.
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In brief, he's a square, which is part of what Haskell likes about him, since, she says, she's one, too.
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Yet a devious clue — "It ends with 'zyzzyva,' in brief" — stumped many of our solvers in the May 3 puzzle.
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RAND also excluded foreign studies in its official synthesis (although it did include a few foreign studies in brief essays).
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In brief: US stock futures are barely green, while the FTSE in London charges towards a ninth straight record high.
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Caused by the movement within the inner ear of calcified crystals, BPPV's symptoms result in brief but intense sensations of vertigo.
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After Trump introduced him, Mattis thanked the audience and Trump in brief remarks sandwiched in between comments from the President-elect.
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Trump echoed those same words Thursday evening in brief remarks at his Make America Great Again concert at the Lincoln Memorial.
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In brief farewell remarks to parliament, he said it had been "an honour to leave Spain better than I found it".
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In 1961, when the country was in brief union with Egypt, Nasser nationalised its factories and trading companies, including his father's.
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"He went voluntarily so that's why ... I cancelled the report," Choi said in brief comments to reporters staking out her apartment.
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Trump echoed those same words Thursday evening in brief remarks at his Make America Great Again concert at the Lincoln Memorial.
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When Sanders himself appeared, he was a good deal more circumspect, warning supporters in brief remarks about the importance of turnout.
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"He went voluntarily so that's why ... I cancelled the report," Chao said in brief comments to reporters staking out her apartment.
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"I've always run every race like there's no tomorrow — regardless of my opponent," Nelson said in brief statement following Scott's announcement.
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One episode brings back Lauren Adams as Kimmy's fellow former captive Gretchen, but otherwise the bunker appears only in brief flashbacks.
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It means that people who are in this entry are unconscious and that would be operating rooms, or O.R.S, in brief.
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Netanyahu appeared to play down the seriousness of the weekend fighting in brief comments to reporters on Monday, according to Reuters.
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To honor his wishes, they said in brief telephone interviews that they wanted to focus on the message he left behind.
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In brief italicized passages separating seven major sections, an unspecified, interestingly reticent narrator offers glimpses of Oppenheimer just before the test.
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Her legal position, in brief, is that the agreement was never formed because the parties never actually came to an agreement.
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Knapp said since World War II, market corrections fanned by Fed policy changes have resulted in brief pullbacks, averaging about 8%.
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In brief phone calls that she was allowed to make she told us that she was being held in a hotel.
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In brief public remarks on Tuesday beside Mr. Tillerson, Federica Mogherini, the European Union's top diplomat, warned against the Jerusalem declaration.
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"The allegations made against MTN are completely unfounded and without any merit," MTN Nigeria chief executive Ferdi Moolman said in brief statement.
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The other Republican committee members either praised Tillerson's business experience in brief comments or have not issued official statements on the pick.
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Impeachment, in brief When the history of Trump's impeachment is written, Tuesday's barely believable drama may go down as a turning point.
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In brief, vague terms, she told him about the first time she was assaulted, at a summer camp when she was 16.
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Hernandez's attorney, Jose Baez, reportedly slammed the release in brief comments on Friday, telling TV station WBZ it was "unnecessary" and amateurish.
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"I would like to reciprocate this warmth by saying thank you from my heart," the coach said in brief comments after arriving.
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In brief remarks to supporters, Ms. Warren said she felt good about her campaign's position, even as the official results remained unclear.
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"Tax reform is one of our most important areas of focus," Mnuchin said in brief remarks at the beginning of the meeting.
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In brief: Cruz: Trump, in absentia; people who don't like his Trump jokes; people who think foreign policy is not a video game.
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The basic reports will summarize, in brief, the misconduct cases, but will not include officers' names, police told the New York Daily News.
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Dr. Jackson told reporters in brief comments on Tuesday that he was looking forward to testifying to respond to the charges against him.
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"We have things to discuss," Putin said in brief comments to reporters ahead of the meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
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In brief remarks to Reuters, AlWadaei said it was not clear to him for how long his wife would be prevented from leaving.
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I ran through University of Michigan professor Nicholas Bagley's thoughts in the piece linked above, but let me summarize them again in brief.
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She hops through time and between Switzerland and Africa in brief chapters, never losing the reader or her own footing along the way.
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To an even greater extent than in "Brief History," James asks the reader to trust that the pieces don't need to come together.
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Opening with a saturated, scratchy chord that fractures into jitters, the score, conducted by Leslie Dunner, is most interesting in brief instrumental interludes.
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The compact, in brief, provides that the states that join it will award all their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner.
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The compact, in brief, provides that the states that join it will award all their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner.
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"Thank you for being here at such a painful time," said Margaret Langford in brief remarks in Spanish, describing her family as broken.
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As she describes her flight from city to city, the people she encountered live again in brief flickers of too-often-tragic anecdote.
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Lord Douglas shows flashes of wildness, but only in brief glimpses — otherwise, he's stuck playing just another one of Robert's men.
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Since then he has appeared only in brief state television videos, usually seated, greeting dignitaries like Ban Ki Moon at the Zeralda presidential residence.
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The theory, in brief, argues that countries that issue their own currencies can never "run out of money" the way people or businesses can.
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"Loving" opens with Richard and Mildred already a couple, eliding over a courtship that would have been interesting to see, if only in brief.
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In brief and measured fashion, he had shown that he understood the grievances of a regional movement seeking to preserve a way of life.
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In brief remarks to reporters after the meeting, Hensarling did not address that position specifically but painted himself as a true Trump team player.
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In brief comments to reporters ahead of meeting with Qatar's defense minister, Mattis said he would visit the U.S.-Mexico border the following day.
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In brief, DACA recipients can stay, and even become citizens — or they can be second-class persons and it can be the Democrats fault.
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In brief, a filibuster is a way for senators to pause the Senate's proceedings until 60 of their colleagues vote to end the filibuster.
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" In brief remarks to reporters at the White House, he said, "We don't know if it exists yet," but added that it "probably does.
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The latest altercation is among the most tense border disputes between the two countries since China defeated India in brief border war in 1962.
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Some public services, including state hospitals and schools, were disrupted as well, as teachers and doctors participated in brief walkouts in solidarity with unions.
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"They made clear to me that they, too, understand the serious nature of the disappearance of Mr. Khashoggi," Mr. Pompeo said in brief remarks.
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In brief remarks, Mr. Cipollone spoke about the damage wrought by partisanship in an appeal to the closely divided Senate to acquit Mr. Trump.
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" In brief remarks, Netanyahu said he's eager to "seize the opportunity for peace between Israel and Palestinians and between Israel and the Arab world.
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In brief, of the two distinct but inseparable strands that constitute this book, one is instructive and engaging, the other highly subjective and distracting.
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In brief scenes set mostly in the 1970s, when the two artists met, Mr. Rush's 90-minute play episodically traces the evolution of this relationship.
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In brief, New York's subways are in no short supply of two things: deep-seated, systemic problems and people who propose ways to fix them.
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The fact that Schneiderman was serially engaged in brief relationships that allegedly escalated to such extreme abuse and control in rapid succession would be significant.
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"If we take these steps together, we can save the lives of countless people in all corners of the world," Trump said in brief remarks.
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In brief remarks at the prosecutor-general headquarters in capital, Brasilia, Dodge said that the Brazilian people expected her to carry on cleaning up corruption.
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Rather, the tension and terror that have accumulated for decades have burrowed deep inside us and show themselves in brief flashes even in humdrum conversation.
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It was only in brief moments in the third that Gustafsson began pivoting off line from Blachowicz's straight line charges and escaping Blachowicz's right hand.
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In this sweet, but formally unimaginative film, deafness is observed through three generations: Brodsky's child, her parents and, in brief animations, the long-gone artist.
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In brief public remarks after the verdict was announced, Erdogan made no comment on the trial but a senior Turkish government official rejected the verdict.
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In brief interviews, the state's Democrats said her endorsement mattered as a black woman who was able to broadly speak about concerns in the community. .
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But in brief, it started with allegations that Mr. Trudeau's office tried to interfere in then-Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould's investigation into the firm.
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But in brief, it started with allegations that Mr. Trudeau's office tried to interfere in then-Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould's investigation into the firm.
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In brief, the quantum computer executed a randomly chosen sequence of instructions, and then all the qubits were measured to produce an output bit string.
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Stories might be presented in brief, for readers who like to peruse the news, or in-depth, for those who like to delve into details.
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Just this week, a market-wide circuit breaker was triggered twice by the NYSE due to the massive sell-off, resulting in brief trading halts.
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Blockchain, in brief, is a digital ledger that records data — in this case, your vote — but once it's published, it can't be canceled or altered.
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"Our meetings so far have been friendly and frank, and covered some useful topics about specific export items," Ross said, in brief comments before reporters.
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Trump struck a positive note in brief remarks to reporters before the dinner, despite the U.S. president's earlier threats to impose new tariffs on Chinese imports.
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The focus is to avoid "prosperity killers," Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council and a key Trump advisor, said in brief remarks to CNBC.
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"We've gotten to know many of you over the last weeks and months, and developed many friendships with politicians," Trump said in brief remarks to lawmakers.
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The Surgeon General's addiction report issued last month cited a study that found every one dollar invested in brief primary care intervention saves more than $27.
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He makes this and other points in brief chapters packed with references to Pythagoras, the Unabomber, Tolkien, Karl Marx, Jim Morrison, Nietzsche, John Rawls and Shakespeare.
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In brief: reporters asked Trump on Monday why he hadn't spoken out about four soldiers killed nearly two weeks earlier during an ambush in West Africa.
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In brief, we found the chamber's portrayal of these small-business leaders' opposition to the fiduciary rule to be misleading and in some cases downright false.
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"This case is about an unprecedented, sweeping assertion of executive power," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wrote in brief filed with the Supreme Court last month.
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He did not mention background check legislation despite saying in brief remarks to reporters Sunday that "perhaps more has to be done" to prevent gun violence.
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"Snow showers are moving into the area which may result in brief bursts of snow and gusty winds," the National Weather Service in New York tweeted.
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The solar eclipse will shade the region in brief darkness on December 20203, but there are other fun space things happening right around the same time.
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"I want to thank her for her service to the Liberal Party and to her constituents and wish her the best," Trudeau said in brief remarks.
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In brief, here's how I see this upcoming fight for your next cheap computer shaping up: For years, all of the important action has happened on phones.
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Flake has not yet said whether he will support the compromise bill and was not specific about his hesitation in brief hallway remarks to reporters this week.
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"As we agreed at the recent G7, the issue of North Korea is a top priority for the international community," Abe told reporters in brief televised remarks.
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"Tax reform is one of the best opportunities to influence our economy," Trump said in brief opening remarks that included no mention of the border tax idea.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro — mentioned issues like police violence, voting rights, and black maternal mortality in brief comments.
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In a July 20 tweet, he laid out his plans in brief: The intense level of competition between Musk and Branson has quite the history to it.
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There was simply no time to think about such things, as they scribbled a few words here and there in brief moments of respite from the fighting.
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The backstory, in brief: Donald Trump had an off-the-record conversation with the New York Times editorial board, which is something a lot of politicians do.
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In brief remarks to reporters after the event, Mr. Clinton said he had "never cast a vote I was prouder of" than the one for his wife.
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"There will be plenty of time for members to review and be briefed on the supplemental material before a Friday cloture vote," he said in brief remarks.
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But in brief, a local political operative paid by the Republican campaign appears to have orchestrated an operation to collect absentee ballots from voters, against state law.
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"Our work is continuing in a fruitful way," the PD's Senate leader Andrea Marcucci told reporters in brief comments after an evening meeting with 5-Star officials.
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"Our work is continuing in a fruitful way," the PD's Senate leader Andrea Marcucci told reporters in brief comments after an evening meeting with 5-Star officials.
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In brief, it's the idea that all of us are equal under the law, and that government actors are both limited by it and accountable to it.
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Trump was increasingly determined to move forward with the attack, though he indicated in brief comments to reporters he was still undecided about what course to take.
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In brief, there is so much to say about the heft of what Baker creates that often, a little less is mentioned about the mind behind it.
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A 2019 Budget in Brief legislation provides $75 million in bonds for energy projects until 2021, which includes $25 million for renewable-energy projects at state-owned facilities.
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"In brief, the sap prevents your skin from protecting itself from sunlight, which leads to a very bad sunburn," according to the New York Department of Environmental Conservation.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," the Empire actor said in brief remarks to reporters at the Cook County courthouse in Chicago.
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Much in the way ellipses have functioned for ages, the use of the period is, these days, open to interpretation in brief exchanges, and context should be considered.
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"We're in favor of getting the USMCA deal done," Dimon told CNBC in brief remarks after the meeting, using the acronym for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.
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The two major debates on which this evidence weighs are, in brief: (a) did welfare reform increase extreme poverty and (b) how bad is deep poverty in America?
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" But that is merely the surface, Han insists: "The tension and terror that have accumulated for decades have burrowed deep inside us and show themselves in brief flashes.
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The camera bounces with the vehicle's suspension, focused intently on Bourne's eyes, cutting away only in brief glimpses to show us close-ups of the scene around him.
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In brief, the new version of the premium tax credit would be available to a wider range of income levels, and would increase with age rather than need.
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North Korea's gulags are also explored in the report, at length, but Mr. Pompeo made no direct reference to the North in brief comments to reporters on Wednesday.
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Here it is, in brief: Yesterday, AT&T filed a lawsuit in Federal court to stifle a new measure in Louisville aimed at speeding up fiber optic Internet.
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For a "biography" of "1984," it contains surprisingly little sustained discussion of the work itself, mostly referring to it in brief, though insightful, asides that are dispersed throughout.
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"It was a complete and total exoneration," Mr. Trump said, in brief remarks to reporters in Florida before he boarded Air Force One en route back to Washington.
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"We should not be used as a platform to spread false information and bizarre conspiracies," Mr. Nunes said on Thursday in brief remarks before deferring to Mr. Conaway.
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In brief remarks on Monday, Mr. Trump said the U.N. had grown ineffective and should overhaul itself, but gave no clue as to whether he would cut funding.
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" The piece went on to say, "In brief, people with self-respect exhibit a certain toughness, a kind of moral nerve; they display what was once called character.
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"We're interested in doing what can be done to see if it is possible," Mr. Branstad said in brief remarks to reporters outside the embassy residence in Beijing.
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In brief yet moving chapters, Sal peels away layers of his past to discover what led the people in his life to one another, and ultimately, to him.
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But it was a news report last week that ultimately forced her hand, even as she struggled to explain the chain of events in brief interviews on Monday.
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Because so much of this episode is about looking back to give us answers to outstanding questions, here, in brief, are the CliffsNotes to the most important ones.
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What Jodie is talking about is, the city negotiated with the Mountain Cable Company — So Senator Sanders, in brief, what are the lessons of this moment for you?
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In brief conversations with more than a dozen students Monday, just half said they were planning to cast a vote — and only one was registered in the district.
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They shine in brief solos, same-sex duets of fraught tenderness and multiple struts down the catwalk, sharing the credit for choreography with Mr. Jones and Ms. Wong.
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The monument, established in 2015, explains in brief the role Yu played in a peaceful 1919 demonstration against Japanese colonial rule, later known as the March 1 Movement.
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At least three other Senate Republicans still seemed to be undecided, including Arizona's Jeff Flake, who was not specific about his hesitation in brief hallway remarks to reporters.
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There's too much plot to summarize all of it here, but in brief: Agnieszka is a peasant girl in a fantasy kingdom loosely inspired by Eastern European folklore.
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Trump tweaked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in brief remarks during the formal luncheon at the Capitol following his inaugural address, signaling his eagerness to get his nominees through.
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"Russia's actions in Syria are making an already very bad situation even worse," Tusk told in brief comments on greeting Georgia's new prime minister, Georgy Kvirikashvili, arriving in Brussels.
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He immediately went into hiding, and over the past three years has missed weddings, funerals, and holidays, only seeing his parents in brief, secret meetings in a nearby city.
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In brief remarks, Trump said the SUPPORT Act dovetails with her childhood initiative, Be Best, a three-pronged platform that includes focus on children affected by the opioid crisis.
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Viewers overwhelmed by all the printed materials can look at spreads and drafts hung on the walls and absorb some of LeWitt's writing quoted in brief above the vitrines.
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But in brief moments, the clues would bring us all together, and the feeling of putting everything in place to crack a safe code or door lock was beautiful.
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And even though she plays a more supporting role this time around (she's only playable in brief flashback sequences), Clem is easily the highlight of the two-part premiere.
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In brief, here's how things are going to go down (all times are Eastern):443:244 PM: Juno pivots away from the sun and toward its orbital insertion attitude.
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" There's a lot to unpack here, but in brief, as Wynn puts it, "You [can] respond to a political opponent and have the model of that conversation be seduction.
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The camera is also very quick to launch — in brief demos it handily beat out a Nexus 25P and iPhone 6S Plus in getting ready to take a shot.
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The story is presented in brief, brutal flashes, as if it's the surviving fragments of a longer work (like Petronius' "Satyricon," from which Blutch draws elements of Peplum's plot).
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In brief chapters that can stand alone but create a resounding effect when read together, she recounts a near drowning, a violent mugging, a terrifying childbirth, a plunging jetliner.
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Mr. McConnell, who sat at his Senate desk with a satisfied smile before the vote to reopen the government on Monday, archly drove that point home in brief remarks.
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In brief comments in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump told reporters that "we'll let you know in about a year" whether his diplomacy in North Korea has been successful.
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"The Republican Party will soon be known as the party of health care," Trump told reporters in brief remarks during a visit with Senate Republicans on Capitol Hill Tuesday.
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In brief remarks to supporters before a day of campaigning here, Ms. Warren said she felt good about her campaign's position — even as the official Iowa results remained unclear.
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In brief remarks to the crowd, Cardi B noted the grass-roots, viral nature of the song's rise, thanking her friends and family for promoting it on social media.
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In brief chapters with alternating narrators, Pinborough keeps us guessing about just who's manipulating whom — until the ending reveals that we've been wholly complicit in this terrifying mind game.
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Takeda's consideration of such an offer is at a preliminary and exploratory stage and no approach has been made to the board of Shire, Takeda said in brief statement.
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"We had a long and detailed meeting," Schumer told reporters in brief remarks he made upon returning the Capitol, but he did not include any specifics from their discussion.
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For someone who spent more than a decade in some of Washington's most important jobs, Mr. Mueller is most often seen in brief archival video clips or old photographs.
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In brief monologues introducing the topics, Mr. Ferguson uses the same irreverence and incongruity that worked so well on his late-night CBS talk show, which ended in December 2014.
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Sanders, Harris and the dozen other candidates attending the convention will speak in brief appearances on Saturday and Sunday to about 5,000 delegates, guests and journalists gathered in San Francisco.
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"I've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one," Smollett said in brief remarks to reporters at the Cook County courthouse Tuesday after the charges were dropped.
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Here's the study's argument in brief: In 2007–2008, a drought wiped out the livelihoods of huge numbers of Syrians living in the countryside, forcing them into already overcrowded cities.
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"As long as I am alive, we will remain in politics," Morales told reporters in brief comments after disembarking the plane to be met by Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard.
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In brief, Mayor Bill de Blasio has pushed through a program that would selectively loosen rules on density, height, and parking as long as developers include affordable and senior housing.
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People are less likely to be exposed to the virus in brief periods in public, but you should still be safe and careful regardless of where you're traveling, she adds.
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Tensions have burst out in brief bouts of fierce, cross-border fighting at least twice in recent months but international mediators were able to quickly restore the fragile cease-fire.
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And in brief, fitful moments throughout the first three episodes, it really does get at some interesting things about adult friendships, male bonding rituals, and the burden of mental illness.
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"The Middleman" is smart and entertaining and consistently intriguing, clipping along in brief chapters, somewhat reminiscent of the novels of James Patterson, and often animated by lovely, spare descriptive writing.
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If this were the case, the elements of obstruction — in brief, the interference or attempted interference with an official proceeding, such as a grand jury investigation — would be plainly met.
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In brief, the Enron scandal saw the country's then-fifth-largest company collapse after its executives engineered a fraudulent accounting scheme that pocketed them millions but cost shareholders $74 billion.
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Subjects were shown images of human faces, blank gray scale and houses in brief 400 millisecond flashes, and told to watch out for an image of an upside-down house.
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Here, in brief, is how the funds are dispersed: The NEA's granting history (in remarkably granular detail) is freely available on its website, for about the past two decades of grants.
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Perhaps fittingly, Harper also had an affinity with commemorating the War of 1812, which saw English troops defending what is now Canada, and eventually invading parts of America in brief incursions.
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In brief, Trump didn't have to spend months telegraphing he wanted American service members out of Syria, letting Erdogan know it was just a matter of time before he could invade.
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"We will make utmost efforts to firmly protect the lives of the people," Abe told reporters in brief remarks as he entered his office for emergency meetings on the missile firing.
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In brief, in the 1990s Moyer abandoned "elitist" (her word) painting for queer activist art and guerrilla lesbian activities, especially as part (together with photographer Sue Schaffner) of Dyke Action Machine!
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It's tough to take all the hardcore emoting seriously, particularly as the emotional heavy lifting is designed to be done by the occasional maudlin line in brief pauses between the explosions.
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Tillerson left Jeddah without comment, but in brief remarks during the day, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed appreciation for the US' efforts and for ongoing cooperation between their two countries.
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During the 2008 war with Georgia, a selection of Russian warships and Georgian counterparts are believed to have tangled in brief but bloodied battle, the details of which remain largely opaque.
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In brief remarks on Thursday, Mr. Yildirim said he would focus on the country's fight against terrorism; Turkey faces a resurgent war with Kurdish militants and threats by the Islamic State.
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In brief remarks to supporters on Tuesday night, Bevin refused to concede the race to Beshear, claiming without evidence that there had "been more than a few irregularities" in the election.
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Mr. Harrold tells his story in brief on one track of "Nihil Novi," a new album by the multireedist Marcus Strickland; he begins by stating his name, as in a testimony.
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In his final screed before carrying out the massacre, the Christchurch gunman said he had drawn particular inspiration from Breivik's attack, and claimed to have been in brief contact with him.
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In brief, all filmmakers and production companies can choose to voluntarily submit their movies to the MPAA's ratings board, a group of people employed by the organization who are mostly anonymous.
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In brief remarks after his Super Tuesday defeats, Mr. Sanders slammed Mr. Biden on Iraq and on his support for "disastrous trade agreements" that he said had cost millions of jobs.
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But in brief telephone interviews on Sunday night, people working in the emergency room at two hospitals in the affected areas said they were unaware of an impending loss of power.
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By the time we arrived, three hours after Walter Cronkite had finished broadcasting his nightly report, the protective illumination of the camera crews' floodlights came on only in brief occasional bursts.
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Cohen broke down sobbing before the judge at his sentencing in Manhattan Wednesday morning, and in brief, emotional remarks, invoked one man whose presence loomed over the proceeding: President Donald Trump.
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In brief: Agamemnon, who has sacrificed his daughter to speed his journey to the Trojan Wars, returns after 10 years, only to be killed by his wife in the first play.
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They want to expand so-called site neutrality, which, in brief, attempts to ensure that doctors and hospitals are paid the same price for the same procedure, no matter the setting.
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In brief asides, we also see Taylor's various pitches to potential team members: good-natured but misused Mafee, who agrees; timid Ben Kim, who demurs; and outraged Wendy Rhoades, who explodes.
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In brief, the best way to start investing is through retirement accounts and the best strategy for success is keeping it simple, staying invested over the long term, and starting early.
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Ramaphosa, in brief remarks to parliament ahead of his first state of the nation address expected on Friday, said he would work hard "not to disappoint the people of South Africa".
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In brief remarks at a hotel in central Mexico City, Lopez Obrador called for reconciliation after a polarizing campaign and promised profound change but with respect for the law and constitutional order.
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In brief remarks, Pence brought greetings from President Donald Trump and praised Mexican-American and Hispanic-American communities as "one of the most vibrant threads in our national fabric," specifically addressing immigration.
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From that moment on in brief: George's new coach didn't like him, his family life became messy, he started "being alone, feeling sad and creating vibes" AKA finding his feet in music.
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It goes to show the power of language—how communicating online in brief and toxic exchanges can be detrimental to one's daily life on the street, interacting with people, and so forth.
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"I was lucky to met so many very brave and amazing children," the first lady said in brief remarks to more than 100 guests, including patients, donors and friends of the hospital.
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In brief remarks to reporters in the White House Rose Garden, Obama urged fellow Democrats to put aside their disappointment and tried to strike a positive tone after a devastating electoral defeat.
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His most recent previous appearance was for Algeria's independence day celebrations on July 5, and he is usually only seen in brief state television videos greeting visiting dignitaries at his presidential residence.
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"I think that you can visit China this time at our invitation, that shows both sides attach great concern to maritime security," Wu told Richardson in brief comments in front of reporters.
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Pitino struggled in brief forays in the N.B.A., but he has reached the Final Four with three college teams and has won national titles at his last two stops, Kentucky and Louisville.
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"She is an outstanding person who also I have gotten to know very well," Mr. Trump said on Tuesday in brief comments to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House.
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In brief remarks on Monday, Mr. Trump said the U.N. had grown too bureaucratic and ineffective and should overhaul itself, but gave no clue as to whether he would cut U.S. funding.
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Stephen K. Bannon, an ousted White House adviser and an enthusiastic backer of Mr. Moore, crowed about Mr. Corker's retirement in brief remarks before Mr. Moore took the stage on Tuesday night.
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In brief comments on state TV, he said Mr. Albán was in the headquarters of Venezuela's intelligence police waiting to be transferred to a courthouse when he asked to use a bathroom.
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In brief, 98 percent of households making at least $5 million (roughly the top 1/1,000th of the income distribution) receive a tax cut by the time the bill is fully implemented.
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Unlike left-wing presidents in Argentina, Brazil and Ecuador (see Bello), Mr Morales did not indulge in the sort of spending binge that results in brief euphoria followed by inflation and recession.
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The plot, in brief: Matthew is a factory owner who, due to some kind of stipulation in his late grandfather's will, puts on a Christmas pageant each year in his small town.
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In brief comments after a full day of closed-door testimony in the Senate, Cohen said he would make his public case on Wednesday for why Americans should believe him over Trump.
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In brief, the link tax is intended to take power back from giant platforms like Google and Facebook by requiring them to pay news outlets for the privilege of linking or quoting articles.
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I took one look at "Big fat lies" at 215D, crossing majestically with "Iraq War concern, in brief," and nearly collapsed under the weight of the irony before inking in WMDS and WHOPPERS.
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" In brief remarks to reporters three days after he was found, Carman thanked the public and the rescue crew and said he felt healthy, though emotionally he had been through "a huge amount.
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When you take two of today's most admired actresses and cast them in brief but crucial roles as – surprise – two of the most admired actresses of their respective generations, what do you get?
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That may mean little to people outside of a small circle of defense planners, but in brief, Navy has been using the SM or "standard missile" series for an age and a day.
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Mr. Fox had spent the earlier part of the morning waiting for his subject, engaging in brief exchanges with a courthouse security guard and watching a homeless man dance on a street pole.
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Assailants in Halloween masks shot five people during a live music set, and in brief interludes the carnage is described from the perspective of the victims, whose last impressions the reader painfully shares.
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In brief remarks broadcast by Fox News, Trump said that his administration has been able to pass major legislation, including an overhaul of the tax code, despite Democrats' call to "resist" his presidency.
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"At this time I really appreciate the opportunity that was given to me to clear the record, and to tell the truth," Cohen told reporters in brief remarks leaving Tuesday's closed door meeting.
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Many have been making the news—usually in the "news in brief" sections of local papers—over the last few years as drug-related deaths in the UK have soared to record numbers.
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His most recent previous appearance this year was for Algeria's independence day celebrations on July 5, and he is usually only seen in brief state television videos greeting visiting dignitaries at his presidential residence.
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Angela Hill showed the double collar tie to be effective against Andrade, but Jedrzejczyk rarely had cause to use it on the fence and instead worked it in brief spurts out in the open.
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In brief remarks, Obama said the U.S.'s Nordic allies are "extraordinary countries" and "extraordinary friends," noting many shared values, including a commitment to democracy and a belief in creating opportunity for all people.
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Clinton appeared on stage with Jay Z and Beyonce and in brief remarks told the crowd that she respects Jay-Z for raising issues like poverty, criminal justice reform and racism in his music.
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"We would like to thank India particularly for its strong that it has taken with regard to terrorist threat that came to our country a couple of weeks ago," she said in brief remarks.
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"This event, as you know, shook the whole country," Temer told reporters in brief comments before making the short drive to the stadium, where he remained silent for the rest of the emotional tribute.
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"I have striven to make the United Kingdom a country that works not just for the privileged few but for everyone, and to honor the result of the referendum," May said in brief remarks.
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The console — codenamed Neo, which the company discussed in brief just ahead of E24 in June — upgrades the three-year-old PS21 hardware with a faster processor, better graphics, and support for 216K resolution.
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In brief moments — watching medics treat the wounded or police prepare for the day of the burning of the bulls — "Brimstone & Glory" hints at a more expansive, tapestry-like documentary that might have been.
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But in brief, its essential features are: Republican leadership has moved health care reform stealthily and quickly, a deliberate strategy to attract enough moderate and conservative votes while shielding the process from outside criticism.
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JEANNETTE CATSOULIS 'Brief Encounter' | Criterion Channel, Amazon Prime Video, iTunes It's not a spoiler to say that the love affair in "Brief Encounter" does not last: The title is pretty clear on that point.
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In brief remarks to reporters Tuesday morning, Trump cited his differences with Tillerson over the Iran nuclear deal — Tillerson is more receptive to that deal than the president — as evidence of this different worldview.
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"Let me begin by thanking President Obama and thanking Vice President (Joe) Biden for the degree of impartiality they established during the course of this entire process," Sanders said in brief remarks after his meeting.
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In brief remarks to the members, Mr. Obama sought to buck them up, declaring himself proud of the work they have done together during his presidency and vowing to strive to cement their joint legacy.
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We only see this story play out in brief memories, but it's fairly clear that this is a situation entirely of his own making, one he seemingly made no effort to correct once he returned.
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In brief, Republicans were critical of Comey for publicly declaring charges shouldn't be brought against Clinton for conducting State Department business on a private email server, a decision usually made by prosecutors, not the FBI.
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In brief, the plan involves the Trump administration throwing a lot of money at various public and private organizations, Ivanka making appearances with tech executives at charter schools, and, somehow, Betsy DeVos doing her job.
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A report in the In Brief column on May 16 about red meat consumption and disease risk misstated the number of diseases for which an increased risk of dying is tied to eating red meat.
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Mnuchin met later Thursday morning at the White House with Trump and Pompeo, who told reporters in brief remarks afterward that he wanted to give the Saudis more time to investigate what happened to Khashoggi.
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In brief, 14 Oakland police officers are currently under investigation for sleeping with an 18-year-old sex worker—three of them when she was 17, thus allegedly committing rape and sex trafficking under California law.
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The days since she survived the mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill have been exhausting for Sarah DeSon — literally: she finds sleep only in brief spells — but she won't stop talking about what she saw.
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In brief indictments unsealed on Thursday, prosecutors claimed that from about 2014 until the collapse, Naqvi and Abdel-Wadood lied about the performance of Abraaj's funds, inflating their value by more than half a billion dollars.
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Keough lets that through in brief, fragile flashes, and then it instantly disappears as her face sharpens into pouts or softens into smiles, depending on what her clients want and what she wants to give them.
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For a more complete look at the device, be sure to check out my colleague Sam Byford's review, but in brief: the New 2DS XL is one of the best handhelds the company has ever made.
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In brief, it entrenches chronically low wages in a region and, in the process, undermines the objective of a robust minimum wage, which is to help create the conditions for broad prosperity from the bottom up.
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"The relationship we have with Australia is a terrific relationship and probably stronger now than ever before," Trump said in brief public remarks at the Oval Office ahead of his meeting with the Australian prime minister.
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Kylie's pregnancy was also kept completely secret until she finally appeared in brief on the finale of Season 14, full baby bump in sight and released a video of her nine months away from the cameras.
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In brief: Dude who sees a Murder Santa incident as a kid later inherits a haunted toy store (this seemed totally normal—not kidding, I lived over one in college) complete with semi-sentient Murder Elf.
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In brief, in the past that policy has prohibited the use of U.S. federal funds for international health and family planning agencies that either provide abortion-related services or that merely mention the option of abortion.
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In brief, Democrats have stayed away from this narrative because the long hoped-for alliance between oppressed racial minorities and the oppressed white working class has never materialized, and it looks very far from materializing now.
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For those who aren't familiar with the show, an explanation of Counterpart in brief: In 1987, East German scientists somehow created a gateway to another world, which was an exact replica of ours in every way.
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"He wanted us all to be held accountable for what we did for everyday people," Mr. de Blasio said, in brief remarks on the corner where fire engines blared, police counterterrorism caravans whooped and traffic crawled.
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I think the trick is to have the same philosophy to messaging as you have for email: If you have time to read a message, you should also have time to respond, at least in brief.
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"Our mission set is to see if we can get a cease-fire, see if we can get this brokered," Pompeo said in brief remarks before his plane took off from Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.
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In brief, the process goes like this: Neptunium-237 (another Cold War-era byproduct, and the key starter material to make Pu-238) is shipped from Idaho National Laboratory to Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.
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Mariano Rajoy has told the Spanish parliament that he is proud of his record as prime minister in brief remarks ahead of a no-confidence vote that appears set to give the power to the opposition Socialists.
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Prosecutors in brief filed on Tuesday urged a Manhattan federal judge to reject former CEO Laurence Doud's argument that he was too far removed from the drugs' ultimate users to be prosecuted for illegally distributing controlled substances.
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With key points and hotshots now increasingly being shown online in brief clips, the reach of social media may even enhance the popularity of such epics beyond tennis purists as hashtags and trends flash around the world.
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Scenes skip unmarked gaps of time, foreshadowed events are left offstage and characters are sprinkled liberally into the background by name without real introduction, only to be pulled unceremoniously forward later and stripped bare in brief exposition.
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Marilyn Van Syckel, New York TO THE EDITOR: Re "Few Follow Healthy Habits" (In Brief, March 29): I would like to suggest that a fifth element to living a heart-heathy lifestyle would include getting sufficient sleep.
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TO THE EDITOR: Re "Medical Errors May Cause Over 103,000 Deaths a Year" (In Brief, May 10): Although even one death due to medical error is a tragedy, this article sends the wrong message to the public.
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SCIENCE TIMES A report in the In Brief column on Tuesday about a study on replacing some saturated fat calories with another type of fat or carbohydrates reversed the effect of two fats in reducing total mortality.
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In brief remarks from the stage that focused on his and the players' love of, and joy in, music, Mr. Dudamel dropped an oblique reference to "the troubling times we are living in," and that was that.
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In the wee hours on live global television, President Trump greeted three American prisoners freed from North Korea as they landed at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., and engaged a returnee and his translator in brief banter.
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In brief remarks before a fish fry crowd sweltering in the evening heat, Mr. Biden made no mention about the controversy and won applause for saying it's important Democrats rally behind whoever the nominee is next year.
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That's the case, in brief, for betting on continued stasis, and for interpreting our moment's perturbations — Trump, Comey and all — as pointing toward a real crisis for the West that still lurks a generation or more ahead.
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In brief, current regional instability represents a policy failure to acknowledge that the challenges we face are symptomatic of growing regional divisions, both within and between nations, and to address basic structural issues, including governance and corruption.
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WASHINGTON — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey lashed out at the United States on Thursday in brief but fiery remarks condemning criminal charges filed here against a dozen of his security personnel accused of attacking American protesters.
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The theory, in brief, proposes that history moves in four-generation cycles: a "high," an "awakening," an "unraveling," and a "crisis," the last of which, according to one of the play's characters, we find ourselves in now.
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In brief indictments unsealed on Thursday, U.S. federal prosecutors claimed that from about 2014 until Abraaj's collapse, Naqvi and Abdel-Wadood lied about the performance of Abraaj's funds, inflating their value by more than half a billion dollars.
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And the benefit was similar whether men got this total amount of exercise in brief, sporadic bouts of less than 10 minutes at a time or they exercised in longer bouts of at least 10 minutes or more.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer saw an electoral court ruling in his favor on Friday as a sign of effective institutions keeping the country's democracy working, his spokesman said in brief televised remarks following the court's decision.
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In brief, here's what the bill authored by DeLauro and Schakowsky and now embraced by O'Rourke would do: The plan is intentionally written to avoid disrupting employer-sponsored insurance for people who currently get coverage through their work.
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The feature wasn't perfect in brief testing, but it was in a pre-launch state, and today it's only arriving in beta – so it's too soon to speak to how well it performs as a publicly facing product.
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Yet peripheral space also comes imaginatively into play at many moments: In brief arcs from one wing to the next, people make fleeting entrances and exits, as if anonymous, conveying that this one domain is part of others.
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And to also make them decent, compassionate, alert, engaged truth-seekers, neither callous, fearful Party enablers nor complacent, dead-eyed Proles who poke their iPhones and scoff at memes and chirp their discontent in brief blips of coherence.
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Washington (CNN)Outgoing Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen thanked President Donald Trump for the opportunity to serve and said she shared his "goal of securing the border" in brief remarks outside of her home Monday morning.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Cyril Ramaphosa said he would work hard "not to disappoint the people of South Africa" in brief remarks after he was elected President by parliament on Thursday, the day after the resignation of Jacob Zuma.
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Her deep engagement with her subjects and surroundings is evident, as well as her painterly eye, in brief moments of vivid beauty — though the artist states that the generally rough aesthetics of the film are intentional and necessary.
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"Congress chose to insulate the Fed this way because it had seen the damage that often arises when policy bends to short-term political interests," said Powell in brief remarks in New York at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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It would actually be pretty weird if we all liked the same thing My point, in brief, is that the final judgment for any smartphone or gadget's usefulness has to be informed by the user's particular and specific desires.
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Asked about his move in brief remarks ahead of a meeting at the White House on Tuesday afternoon, Trump put the onus on Congress to find a resolution, saying he still has sympathy for the plight of DACA recipients.
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Ms. Margulies made discipline vibrant and restraint provocative, and on the occasions when the story let her cut loose she wisely continued to underplay, showing us Alicia's grief and ardor in brief, intense flashes before slamming on the brakes.
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"You don't stop being a real person just because you aren't in a real place," thinks Helen Kane, an astronaut and one of seven characters whose perspectives Howrey traces in brief, psychologically incisive chapters that drive the story forward.
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In brief, the idea is to encourage outside board members to pledge, at the same time as they reject a bid, to buy shares in the company at the bid price and hold them for a pre-agreed time.
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African-American pianist Don Shirley's record label gives driver Tony Vallelonga a copy of the book before the two men depart on a concert tour of the Deep South, and we see Tony thumbing through it in brief scenes.
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BRASILIA, June 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer saw an electoral court ruling in his favor on Friday as a sign of effective institutions keeping the country's democracy working, his spokesman said in brief televised remarks following the court's decision.
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The company wants to make it easier for users to discover and buy new products because they shop in brief spurts while watching TV or sitting in the bathroom, said Oliver Heckmann, vice president of engineering for Travel and Shopping.
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CAPE TOWN, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Cyril Ramaphosa said he would work hard "not to disappoint the people of South Africa" in brief remarks after he was elected President by parliament on Thursday, the day after the resignation of Jacob Zuma.
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Brown's statement, which described their relationship in brief and addressed his role in helping California politicians including Harris, Gavin Newsom and Nancy Pelosi from his powerful perch, was described as a blatant play for the "limelight" by the Nation's Joan Walsh.
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But I have only touched on the negatives in brief, stating that the rapid changing of stance often leaves a fighter off balance and using the examples of Demetrious Johnson, Dillashaw and Cruz being knocked over in these positions of unbalance.
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"We're going to be here in New Hampshire; we're going to be traveling all over the country," Pence said in brief remarks at the State House in Concord before filing the paperwork in the secretary of state's office on Thursday morning.
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In brief, a move to take out the regime's nuclear facilities would be likely be carried out by American B-2 stealth bombers and F-22 stealth tactical fighters with supporting firepower from cruise missiles fired from surface ships and submarines.
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Graham-Cassidy's block-grant formula is complex, but in brief, it takes a big pot of money created by keeping some Obamacare taxes and distributes it to states based on how many of their residents live in or near poverty.
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Ms. Attwell tries to conjure a mounting sense of doom through a fractured narrative: Confusion and awe turn into urgency and dread, then resignation and perhaps even acceptance as seven actors take turns playing various characters in brief, seemingly unconnected scenes.
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The origin of the Super Bowl name is somewhat tangled, but in brief: Yale University's football team has long played in a bowl-shaped arena known as the Yale Bowl (not to be confused with Yale Bowls, which sells actual bowls).
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"We want a system where when people come in illegally, they have to go out — a nice simple system that works," Mr. Trump said Monday in brief remarks at the White House, mocking again the idea of hiring more immigration judges.
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In Washington on an overcast autumn day this week, motorists could be observed pulling over and engaging in brief conversations with women who lingered on a sidewalk along a stretch of K Street, a few miles from the White House.
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This time, as the last point ended, she turned and looked at her family and coaches in their courtside seats, raised her arms, pumped them four times in brief celebration, then walked happily to the net to give Osaka a hug.
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Romero added in brief comments to Reuters that he does not expect a quick resolution to talks between Pemex and U.S.-based Talos Energy Inc over which firm will run operations for a major, shared oil find in the southern Gulf.
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In brief, it would: put veterans firmly in control of their own health care at the VA; force the VA to become more patient-centered; and free the VA from the bureaucratic red tape that has stifled reform for years.
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In brief remarks before his own meeting with Mr. Pence, Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, warned that the United States was more dependent on Europe than was commonly believed.
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Todd: If there's something I most appreciated about this episode, it was the ending, which outlined the major schools of moral philosophy, in brief, before Chidi concluded that only nihilism mattered, which he illustrated by making marshmallow and candy chili.
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Repeatedly saying that the law did "way more good than harm," Mr. Clinton, in brief remarks to The New York Times, offered a striking contrast to his fiery outbursts against Barack Obama in South Carolina before the state's primary eight years ago.
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The story of King of the Monsters is not at all interesting, but in brief: It takes place five years after the events of the 2014 film, in which the human world discovered that monsters were real, and a lot of people died.
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In brief: Nonpartisan staff draw the lines, they aren't allowed to account for any political data, and, while the legislature does get an up-or-down vote, the same nonpartisan staff will simply take another crack at it if lawmakers reject the plan.
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He recently added Blank Rome, one of the nation's largest law firms, to his team, which claims the government lacks jurisdiction to seize his offshore millions since they were not deposited in the United States but only passed through in brief electronic transfers.
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In brief remarks from the stage, she also showed herself to be a natural communicator, brimming with enthusiasm and humor: a good choice for this orchestra, which takes its ambassadorial role seriously with concert series offered across the state and numerous outreach initiatives.
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The sophomore guard scored a career-high 19 points, including six in brief stretch when the lead changed in second half, as No. 7 North Carolina defeated Georgia Tech 86-78 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game at the Dean E. Smith Center.
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In brief remarks, including some in halting Spanish, Mr. Nelson said it was unacceptable that thousands of electric utility customers, including a man he met in the town of Las Piedras, still did not have power more than seven months after the hurricane.
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Richard Dusterhoft, assistant Ramsey County attorney, in brief opening remarks, played the police dashboard video of the traffic stop, during which Castile told Yanez he had a gun and, in response to a warning, said that he was not pulling it out.
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" In brief remarks at the event, Lewis called voting "the most powerful nonviolent tool we have in our Democratic society," but said Friday's vote came in the midst of an "ongoing struggle to redeem the soul of America, and we're not there yet.
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In brief, but emotional, testimony she reminded Council members that she was one of thousands of New Yorkers who go to public benefits offices each day and face long waits, poor service and even disdain from caseworkers, security guards and police officers.
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I covered this disaster in less detail then, because it was only one case and news story among many having to do with net neutrality, and having no official consequences (the motion, after all, was denied) it was only worth touching on in brief.
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In brief chapters, the narrative point of view swarms from character to character; the book's drama comes not simply from the battlefield action — the bombings, the armies on the move — but from the constant wounding fire of lies and revelations, self-deceptions and desperate ententes.
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Chris Christie, a former federal prosecutor who is being vetted to potentially become Trump's running mate, made the case against Clinton in brief remarks before Trump's speech and boosted trump as "a president who once again will put law and order" as a top priority.
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In brief comments to reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump insinuated that he was unhappy Khashoggi may have been killed in Istanbul's Saudi consulate on October 2 — an operation possibly ordered by Riyadh's powerful de facto leader, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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" Finally, in brief, final remarks, Trump said, "President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE was born in the United States, period.
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The Massachusetts Democrat has been squeezing in brief phone calls to local elected officials, power brokers and activists in Iowa by utilizing moments when she can step away from the Senate floor, where cell phones and other electronics have been strictly prohibited during impeachment hearings.
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I am saddened to see that the New York Times, an organization which I revere, did not take care in explaining, at least in brief, the issues surrounding the acquisition of Indigenous art, or choose to champion a business that is Indigenous owned and operated.
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"The Power of the Dog" is, in brief, about the first decades that bind the destinies of Art Keller, a Vietnam veteran and later D.E.A. agent, and Adán Barrera, a young Mexican who will go on to achieve the most dizzying heights of power.
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In brief: Airstrikes only account for a fraction of Syria's deaths, a no-fly zone in the north (as commonly urged) will have little real impact, and applying a no-fly zone more broadly would risk a shooting war with Russia (again, for little benefit).
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The crisis, in brief, is that the US conservative movement has almost entirely divorced itself from mainstream institutions, norms, and standards, developing its own media, think tanks, legal scholars, and historians — a hermetically sealed ecosystem of news and information in which nonsense and conspiracy theories flourish.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. (Reuters) - The woman whose complaint led to Bill Cosby's conviction for sexual assault called for justice in brief testimony on the first day of the comedian's two-day sentencing hearing on Monday, where prosecutors asked for a sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
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In brief, the report cited by Axios suggested that the only way to truly secure the next generation of wireless networks, on which critical infrastructure like self-driving cars will rely, against snooping by China and others, would be for the government to build that network itself.
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In brief, the scientists argue that not only will AIDA teach us about the origins of our solar system and how asteroids are formed, but it will also go a long way in terms of helping us figure out how to save Earth from a killer asteroid.
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And, in brief, while backdoors can pose a security risk to all of a product's users by introducing new vulnerabilities, hacking is about taking advantage of already existing problems in a program or operating system (What happens if those exploits become public is another issue altogether).
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In brief remarks to his constituents, the closest McConnell got to criticizing Trump was saying he was "a little concerned about some of the trade rhetoric," an apparent reference to Trump's pledge to re-negotiate trade deal and his decision to leave the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) described the interview as "enormously productive" in brief remarks Wednesday evening, but declined to offer specifics about what Cohen told lawmakers or the documentation he provided.
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Robert Carson, East Northport, N.Y. TO THE EDITOR: Re "A Growing Sign of Longer Life" (In Brief, April 19): It says there are four factors in greener areas that help account for health benefits: less air pollution, more physical activity, more social engagement and better mental health.
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"For decades, American diplomacy with ASEAN has been consistently guided by our desire for partnership, our respect for the sovereignty of each of our nations and our shared commitment to the fundamental rules of laws, human rights, and sustainable economic growth," he said in brief remarks.
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"The Invisible Hand" unfolds in brief, captivating blackout scenes, sharply directed by Westport's associate artistic director, David Kennedy, and brilliantly lit by Matthew Richards, who bathes Nick's cell in harsh daylight and eerie darkness, deftly evoking both the slow passage of time and the oppressive climate.
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Walking around Stare Mesto is free, as long as you bring a guidebook and are willing to eavesdrop in brief spurts on other people's tour guides, as I did to hear about what the skeleton on the famed astronomical clock on the Old Town Hall stands for.
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" In brief remarks before unveiling articles of impeachment last week, Pelosi called it a "solemn day" and recalled that "the first order of business for Members of Congress is the solemn act to take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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In brief, the numbers that Iowa Democrats will report on caucus night are: 1) The pre-realignment vote total: This is the initial tally of how many people prefer each candidate at each of the more than 1,232 individual caucus sites (added together for a statewide total).
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In brief defence statements, the men have alleged that the ASAs were side deals to secure lucrative business for Barclays in the Middle East -- a region the bank was eager to exploit -- that had been approved by internal and external lawyers and cleared by the board.
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In brief defence statements, the men have alleged that the ASAs were side deals to secure lucrative business for Barclays in the Middle East — a region the bank was eager to exploit — that had been approved by internal and external lawyers and cleared by the board.
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He added exercises I had never attempted, pedaling and running in brief bursts of intensity, lifting weights while balancing on one foot, focusing more on reaching and lifting movements that mimic the functions of everyday life, countering the stiffness accompanying aging by stretching, bending and leaping.
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"Our daughter has never shown any signs of being depressed," said Patricia Treadway, the mother of Christina Treadway, 34, and grandmother to Christina's two children, 7-year-old son Isaiah Miller and 3-year-old daughter Iliyah Miller, in brief comments to Charlotte TV station FOX 46 WJZY.
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The "Dear colleague" letter issued on February 23rd criticises the May 2016 missive, along with another guidance letter from January 2015, in brief and general terms: "These guidance documents do not...contain extensive legal analysis or explain how the position is consistent with the express language of Title IX".
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But in brief, it takes place 1,000 years after a nuclear apocalypse known as the "Mushroom War" warps the Earth into a fantasy landscape; its main setting, the Land of Ooo, is populated by offbeat creatures and people made of candy, fire, or "lumpy space," among other things.
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Rezaian received a standing ovation from foreign dignitaries, journalists and family members at a ceremony for the opening of the Washington Post's new offices in Washington, D.C. In brief but emotional remarks, he thanked the Washington Post leadership, U.S. officials, and his family for advocating on his behalf.
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In brief: Premier League: Telemundo and Universo Champions League and Europa League: Univision FA Cup: Fox Deportes La Liga and Copa del Rey: beIN Sports Serie A: One game a week will be on ESPN Deportes Bundesliga: Fox Deportes Ligue 1: beIN Sports That's pretty deep in the weeds.
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It was the sixth attack on French military forces since 2015 and added to the long string of attacks on uniformed security forces, Gérard Collomb, France's interior minister, said in brief comments after the attack, underscoring the extent to which uniformed officers appear to be a focus for terrorists.
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It was way back in 2008, when the world was still high on hope and people freely used the term "post-racial" as if we had cured systemic injustice, thank you very much, and we could talk to one another in brief instant flurries with something resembling civility.
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"The Russian government continues to quash dissent and civil society even while it invades its neighbors and undermines the sovereignty of Western nations," the acting secretary of state, John J. Sullivan, said in brief remarks as the State Department released its annual report on global human rights in 2017.
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Jackson's appearance in the White House briefing room was an anomaly; past White House physicians usually disclosed details of the President's health in paper form, declaring in brief statements that they found the commander in chief fit for duty but rarely expanding beyond a set of figures and results.
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"In my year as first lady, I have also learned that it is often times after a tragedy that you see strength and resilience of the human spirit," she said in brief remarks in the Blue Room of the White House, speaking to the spouses of the nation's governors.
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" Graeber also thoughtfully provides the reader with a two-page glossary in the front and extensive notes in back, including a Cliffs Notes-type section called "The Breakthrough, in Brief" and a jaunty one after it entitled "A Brief Anecdotal History of Disease, Humans, and the Quest for Immunity.
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Here's their pitch in brief and in as close to their own words as I can provide, without my own editorializing: Yes, Modern Warfare is an action game, but in contrast to the superheroics of other Call of Duty titles, it will have a focus on "authentic and gritty" military action.
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Canelo's punch stats came out with him throwing around 230 jabs to Golovkin's 361 over the course of the first fight, but watching each round that difference seemed even greater as Canelo's was being used so ineffectively and largely just thrown in brief moments of attack or off the ropes.
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In brief remarks to nearly 40 world leaders and other high-ranking officials at China's second Belt and Road summit in Beijing, Lagarde said the program to build ports, railroads and other trade-enhancing infrastructure was having a positive impact on growth in certain countries but needed to be managed carefully.
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Commission Impossible: How and why the FCC created net neutrality In brief, however, the question comes down to whether Congress has authorized the FCC to make a decision like that made in the 2015 rules: to classify broadband providers as common carriers and exert its powerful Title II authority over them.
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"We will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally Belgium in bringing to justice those who are responsible," Obama said in brief remarks while in Cuba, where he was making an address to the Cuban people after his administration ended decades of estrangement between the two countries.
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In an interview with Japanese national broadcaster NHK, Obama - who emphasized decentralization early in his term - said the reality is that leaders often have to make hard choices during times of conflict and no apologies would be included in brief remarks he is expected to make in the western Japanese city.
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Wordplay SPECIAL POST — The Oxford English Dictionary, or OED as it is commonly known, is one of the best known references on the English language, yet a devious clue — "It ends with 'zyzzyva,' in brief" — stumped many of our solvers in the Thursday, May 3 crossword puzzle by Emily Carroll.
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In brief, Iowa tested out a new app for precincts to report its results, and it's been a disaster: Part of the problem was the new app to report results, made by a tech company called Shadow and backed by a Democratic dark money group named Acronym, wasn't working as intended.
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The process, in brief, is this:Identify talent in the amateur scenePut them in the right professional fights at the right timesOnce their skill and experience has developed, book them in bouts which punctuate their greatness"We have three tremendously able matchmakers who have been around and have great eyes," Arum said.
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We must remember the slippery slope from the use of techniques for collecting personal information in order to offer products and services, and the use of the very same techniques to influence our thoughts, creates an autonomy trap about beliefs, and undermines our trust in democratic institutions — in brief, manipulates elections.
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As cinematographer Roger Deakins sends his unchained camera through the muddy, rat-infested trenches, corpse-strewn battlefields and abandoned farms of the French countryside, an all-star cast of Britain's finest actors shows up to appear in brief but vivid cameos, including Colin Firth, Benedict Cumberbatch, Mark Strong and Andrew Scott.
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Those bills would, in brief: There are also other targeted proposals to ramp up government-funded research on the effectiveness of drugs and to stem other kinds of patent abuses that fall under the same umbrella and which consumer advocates expect to be a part of the upcoming debate over drug costs.
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In brief spurts, it worked, as with Samoa Joe and Kurt Angle's feuds, but mostly the old-timers would strut around, disparaging WWE (though only rarely by name), and nothing would come of it except for 200 people in a stadium oohing and ahhing at the imagined transgressions of pro-wrestling etiquette.
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In brief, prosecutors contend that Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates violated a law that requires Americans to register and disclose activities undertaken as agents of a foreign power, and then that they took steps to launder tens of millions of dollars in income from that work and to evade paying taxes on it.
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"Today in the center of this great chamber lies legendary Billy Graham, an ambassador for Christ who reminded the world of the power of prayer and the gift of God's grace," Mr. Trump said in brief remarks during a morning memorial service, before laying a wreath at the coffin of Mr. Graham.
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Speaking at a White House event to celebrate his tax cuts, Mr. Trump, in brief remarks, expressed his "warmest, best wishes and regrets" to families of the five people killed by a gunman who shot his way into the newsroom of The Capital Gazette in Annapolis, a local newspaper on Maryland's shore.
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"As we make progress in defeating ISIS and denying them their caliphate, their terrorist members have and continue to target multiple religions and ethnic groups for rape, kidnapping, enslavement and even death," said Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, referring to the Islamic State, in brief remarks Tuesday morning at the State Department.
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In brief remarks delivered to the crowd at Texas A&M University, Bush welcomed former Presidents Jimmy Carter, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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But in brief, the problem is that many hoped he would be a president who ushered in an era of actual change but instead sided far too often with Wall Street and other established, monied interests that have traditionally dominated American politics—even as he kept telling liberals what they wanted to hear.
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If you haven't heard about the connection between Hannibal Buress and Bill Cosby (and have been living in a cave... in which case, are you OK?), here it is in brief: In late October 2014, grainy footage of a joke Buress had been telling on the road about Cosby's history of sexual assault hit YouTube.
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In brief vignettes such as this, the film visualizes the ocean of big data — the shorthand term for the "extremely large data sets that may be [and are] analysed computationally to reveal patterns, trends, and associations, especially relating to human behaviour and interactions," according to Oxford Dictionaries — through the use of human form and movement.
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It's hard to describe Soleimani and his importance in brief: I recommend that everyone read Dexter Filkins's masterful 2013 New Yorker profile to get a full flavor of the man who, among other things, brilliantly and ruthlessly exacted a human toll from U.S. fighting forces in Iraq and helped engineer the predictable quagmire there.
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They both leave such lasting impressions in brief scenes — Narducci in a flashback (one of the few not from Frank's perspective) in which she barely flinches when her husband, played by Joe Pesci, comes home covered in blood, and White when her husband Jimmy, played by Al Pacino, marvels at her political guile and ruthlessness.
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In brief, and as unemotionally as I can state it: since the time when you decided that Bob Bernstein, I and the rest of us had dealt badly with you over your contract, you have behaved to us in a way I can honestly say is unmatched in my experience for overbearingness and utter lack of civility.
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" In brief, machine learning helps Google "process words in relation to all the other words in a sentence, rather than one-by-one in order," Nayak said, and it can "therefore consider the full context of a word by looking at the words that come before and after it — particularly useful for understanding the intent behind search queries.
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In brief remarks ahead of one-on-one meetings with President Emmanuel Macron of France and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, Mr. Trump bragged about his good relationships and said he thought an agreement was still possible, but he also made telling jokes about the serious tensions that have been all-too evident for weeks.
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In brief remarks on Wednesday evening after Mr. Trump announced his new role, Mr. Pence mentioned only one experience handling a public health crisis: the first domestic case of Middle East respiratory syndrome, a highly infectious and dangerous virus known as MERS, in 2014, in an Indiana health care worker who had recently returned from Saudi Arabia.
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This means encouraging positive habits with social media and technology; even limiting time online and understanding the content they are exposed to on a daily basis," she said in brief remarks last month, calling on the spouses to "join me today and commit to promoting values such as encouragement, kindness, compassion, and respect in our children.
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"We'll protect our nation's interests but there are places that our two countries can find where we can be cooperative, we can be productive, we can be accumulative, we can work together to make our two peoples more, and frankly the world, more successful too," Pompeo said in brief remarks prior to his meeting with Putin in the resort town of Sochi.
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The Ghost Nation has been a suitably phantasmagoric presence in Westworld until recently, usually coming into the narrative in brief moments of chaos to inexplicably spill blood, whether in a flashback, to establish troubling memories for the madame-turned-rebel-leader Maeve (Thandie Newton), or to conveniently clash with the Confederados while other lead characters escape and continue their journey.
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In brief, the Satanic Panic was a belief, driven by a wide variety of not particularly scrupulous sources, that the United States had become infiltrated by a large number of Satanists and other practitioners of the dark arts who were conspiring to abuse and assault the nation's children, commit human sacrifices, and turn the country over to the dark lord.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (R-Colo.), the head of the NRSC, suggested Stewart will not get the group's backing in brief comments to CNN on Wednesday.
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Guccifer was known to be in brief contact with informal Trump adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, who wrote in 2016 that he believed the hacker's claims that he was not in contact with Russia.
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Emerging from a room at the Toronto airport — where the children, all born in captivity, met their Canadian grandparents for the first time — Mr. Boyle denounced his captors in brief remarks to reporters and gave more details of their horrific ordeal, including the rape of his wife and that the couple had a fourth child, who was killed by their captors.
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In brief: America is an empire, and Australia has been one of its most gleeful vassals since it dropped those two atomic bombs on non-military cities during World War II. American friends in Australia are always shocked to learn how much we know about US history, politics, media, and culture, but we couldn't escape it even if we wanted to.
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"You chose to be a foreign service officer, or a civil servant, or to come work here in many other capacities — and to do so because you're patriots, and great Americans, and because you want to be an important part of America's face to the world," Mr. Pompeo said in brief remarks during a formal arrival ceremony at the department's headquarters.
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She gifted us with reminders of her love that we might one day pass along to our own children, our fingers pressing into the fabric as we told them about their Nana Mo, her sharp laugh and gentle care revived in brief flickers, the way she cherished us written on the tissue paper wrappings as clearly as if they were words on a page.
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In brief — and to understand why Bryant and other establishment Republicans are so hell-bent on beating McDaniel this year — here is your unofficial rundown of the 433 Mississippi primary, courtesy of Talking Points Memo: In other words, the McDaniel campaign tried to use the specter of black voters to delegitimize an election result — a problematic tactic, to say the least, given the state senator's history of racially charged remarks.
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Now, that limit has increased to 150 MB. The change was announced in brief post on Apple's developer website, and comes at a time when Apple has introduced new technologies for third-party developers that allow them to build augmented reality applications where virtual objects can be overlaid on the real world, as in Pokémon Go. But 150 MB is still a fairly restrictive limit, given the size of many of today's mobile games.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE incorrectly referred to North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un as "Chairman Un" in brief comments to reporters this week in Hong Kong ahead of his meeting with the reclusive leader, according to a report in The New York Times.
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Where many technology critics see the rise of social media, some 15 years ago, as a vast shift that ushered in the era of "filter bubbles" and tribal sorting, Klein describes it as less the original cause than an accelerant—especially insofar as it encouraged individuals to see all their beliefs and preferences, if only in brief but powerful moments of perceived threat, as potential expressions of a single underlying political identity.
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Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyBarr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended Trump says he's 'very strongly' considering commuting Rod Blagojevich's sentence MORE, in brief remarks at the Pittsburgh field office on Wednesday, reportedly said that federal officials are exploring whether alleged gunman Edward Archer had any ties to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) before attacking Officer Jesse Hartnett.
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