August 14 with redactions in sections where litigation was ongoing.
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Traditionally, choruses are clustered in sections: soprano, alto, tenor, bass.
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Compartmentalization makes the process easier and keeps the suitcase organized in sections.
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Everything was done in one day and we would work in sections.
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The air on a plane is filtered but it circulates in sections.
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Alphabetically, and in sections, like all the bookstores I grew up in.
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It now mentions asbestos several times in sections about safety and mesothelioma.
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Workers weld vertical supports to the arcs, building the structure in sections.
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"It's a complex situation, where a fault is breaking in sections," he said.
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England beat Germany comfortably, but there was indignation in sections of the British press.
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The videos also will not appear in sections where YouTube recommends content to users.
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In sections that hold only cremated remains, the rows are now spaced closer together.
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And, instead of shoveling in sections, the dino is totally all over the place.
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Dad comes over with his own leaf blower, and we attack the backyard in sections.
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When it comes to big blocks of stitches to make a shape, work in sections.
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For our actual rehearsal, we had 30 dancers and 20 cars in all, rehearsing in sections.
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Their simplicity, compared with cars powered by internal combustion, makes EVs easier to manufacture in sections.
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Wet weather and flooding in sections of Midwest and northern Plains could cut corn and soybean yields.
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Mr. Fassaert's resolute focus on Marianne's determined acts of rudeness make the picture's narrative sluggish in sections.
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The modular design would permit the magnets to be removed in sections for maintenance and precise placement.
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Some, like the Champs de Mars, home to the Eiffel Tower, are being "de-ratisized" in sections.
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The tree includes zoomed in sections that focus on some of the house's most famous and favorite branches.
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The idea was to take the planar logic of raised ranch houses and flip it vertically in sections.
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The camper's walls are close to 5 inches thick in sections, providing "fantastic insulation," Boswerger told Business Insider.
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Step 3: I applied larger pieces of tape in sections, so I could get a good, tight seal.
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This reveals that most of the ongoing matter redactions were in sections about Russian election interference and hacking.
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The pieces change color in sections — a transformation that is echoed in the color-shifting lights of the installation.
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The lines are in fact threads, and the filled-in sections of the drawings are solid areas of fabric.
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We're already heading toward single payer in sections of the nation — only it's a private plan doing the paying.
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As it stretched ever northward, it overlapped in sections with the major routes of Bloomingdale Road and The Boulevard.
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There's a dangerous myth in sections of the public that the war on drugs is coming to an end.
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Tanzania is building the rail in sections, with each being handed to different companies and having its own financing.
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Dunn gets around this by arranging her biography not chronologically but thematically, in sections corresponding to the Roman year.
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You can see some of these dramatic changes playing out in sections of Antarctica, like the Pine Island Glacier.
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Cabada told CNN that the building was slated to be demolished in sections this week, but instead it collapsed completely.
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But the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered the report's release on August 14 with redactions in sections where litigation was ongoing.
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By using "deep learning" models, the CompACT detectors can use complex pattern recognition in sections of the video it takes in.
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Most of the puzzles are grouped together in sections of five or six challenges, each designed to introduce a new idea.
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The cane lines the river's edge beneath canyon cliffs in sections of Big Bend that are impossible to reach by vehicle.
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Because most diners are manufactured in sections, they can be loaded onto trucks for reassembly in new locations, Mr. Perlman said.
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The theme continues in sections on math, nutrition, medicine, engineering, physics and architecture that were all developed with Native American scientists.
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Because I've worked in bookstores, I arrange them alphabetically by author in sections: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, anthologies, travel, and so on.
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Asphalt was added gradually in sections, with all but the iconic yard of bricks at the start/finish line covered by 1961.
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I continued to work in sections, sometimes returning to the back of my head to look for pieces I might have missed.
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The documents were heavily redacted in sections discussing the campaign finance violations — a sign the probe into them is very much alive.
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Use a medium-barrel curling iron and, taking the hair in sections, wrap each one around and hold for a few seconds.
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And to make sure "news deserts" without enough local outlets still have robust Today In sections, Facebook will collect headlines from surrounding areas.
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In sections of the Financial District of Manhattan near The Verge's office, I'd see the 25G indicator but get typical LTE download speeds.
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Rather, he often renders a line in sections, depicting a kind of scratchy movement that adds a feathery edge to his linear elements.
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ROD: I think we recorded a backing track all the way through and then took it out in sections and just left the vocals.
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The surface was originally concrete, but he covered it with VersaCourt, a softer synthetic material that came in sections fitted together like puzzle pieces.
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After all fuel is removed, the St. Simons Unified Command team is planning to disassemble the vessel and remove it from the water in sections.
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But she also definitely made sure I understood the process of washing my hair, using detangling products and blowdrying my hair do it in sections.
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Values between 0.33 and 0.66 describe tracks that may contain both music and speech, either in sections or layered, including such cases as rap music.
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Taking his advice, we found a starter list of related questions Times journalists have posed in sections like Room for Debate, The Upshot and elsewhere.
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"Wealth" proceeds in sections, as if the two women were switching from one task to another, all equally mysterious, but some failing to sustain interest.
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It is, however, not clear that this will apply to Trump, whose appeal in 2016 was strongest in sections of the country suffering economic distress.
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"We never proved it completely but there were many reports that that BMW was seen in sections of Aleppo controlled by the Flanders Jihadis," he said.
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The website, which promotes extremist views in sections such as "Jihad Zone", attracts about 600,000 visits a month, according to SimilarWeb, an internet data provider. Arrahmah.
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They would be in sections by genre, but not alphabetized, and so I kept an image in my head of each colorful spine and its location.
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" Mr. Brohn surprised him, he said, particularly in sections of songs where his brass and string orchestrations "didn't make sense if you listened to them separately.
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Working in sections, starting from the back of the room and moving toward the door, pour the solution in an S-shaped formation on the floor.
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Brooklyn's rapid growth led to the construction in sections, from 1905 to 1940, of the ornate and sprawling Collegiate Gothic campus that now surrounds the academy.
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Since then, it has been stretched out in sections of steel and barbed wire, lit up by floodlights, and enforced by watchtowers and approximately 21,000 border patrollers.
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There is something to be said for waiting your turn to see the various looks sequestered in sections 3 and 4, "Fashion / Antifashion" and "Model / Multiple," respectively.
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The specific policies addressing political issues considered likely to anger the Chinese government were embedded in sections designed to look more all-purpose, according to The Guardian.
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Built in sections between 1944 and 1948, the B.Q.E. is left over from the era of Robert Moses, the influential planner who laid roads across the city.
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I went to four of the concerts, sitting (and this is for the Phish crowd) Page-side in sections 116 and 117, although sitting was rarely involved.
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Early this month, Twitter announced a series a impending updates to its usage rules, particularly in sections concerned with abusive behavior, self-harm, spam, and graphic violence.
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"Side parts for car body production are currently in short supply in sections of downstream vehicle construction because of this technical problem," VW said in an emailed statement.
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It could also employ a small team of human curators to monitor the news and choose a few stories per day in sections like politics, sports, and entertainment.
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So I can make the piece in sections and link it together like a puzzle, and it can expand indefinitely within any space that I want it to.
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The St. Simons Unified Command team said in October it planned to disassemble the vessel and remove it from the water in sections once the fuel was removed.
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"It's such a big deal that doing it in sections, in phases, is really better," Mr. Trump said during a White House meeting with Liu He, China's vice premier.
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Many of those cases have happened in sections of the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, where there is an insular ultra-Orthodox Jewish community that resists vaccination on religious grounds.
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Then, listening to the rumble of tens of thousands of strangers, just feet away, she would crouch down, remove her clothes in sections and quickly wash her own body.
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Due to the small strips of public land the trail travels along, camping options are limited, and the National Park Service (NPS) recommends completing the trail in sections over time.
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Today, floatplanes are permitted on just 15 lakes and ponds in sections of the preserve designated as "wild forest," and only six fall in the immediate vicinity of Long Lake.
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The latest trailer for Marvel's next movie opens the doors of perception, opening portals on mountains, journeying into minds, and — in sections potentially inspired by Inception — folding cities together like paper.
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We shot in sections in different locales, but within the locales — the London stuff, and the haunted house, and the gaming company scenes — we shot in order as much as possible.
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All while other San Juaneros, in sections of neighborhoods like fashionable Ocean Park and working class Barriada Figueroa, were heaping soggy, ruined furniture into piles and pulling felled trees off roofs.
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We couldn't get it through the kitchen doorway while it was still in the box, so we cut the box open in sections with a box cutter until it was free.
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The federal government may try to take action if states don't tighten their vaccine exemption laws and measles continues to spread in sections of the U.S., FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb tells Axios.
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State Department reports on human rights practices from 2018 and 2019 referred to East Jerusalem Palestinians as "Palestinian residents of Jerusalem" in sections on civil judicial procedures, discrimination and freedom of movement.
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While the debate started out with a sense of a large moment because of the pandemic, before long it bogged down in sections that, given the broader context, seemed small and backward looking.
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While it's not uncommon for artists to receive promotion on Spotify, some felt that the Drake promotion had gone too far — the album and Drake's image were everywhere in sections like Browse and Playlists.
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Indeed, hawks will see much to like in sections of the NSS that chide Russia for bullying its neighbours or meddling in democratic elections, a charge Mr Trump himself is oddly unwilling to level.
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It is aimed to prevent an increase of the congestion of streets and of subway and streetcar traffic in sections where the business population is already too great for the sidewalks and transit facilities.
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In sections with titles like "Cows Make Good Decisions," she affectionately details veterinary crises, inter-bovine bonds, and the quirks of Ditch-Hog, Charolais Charlotte, and other residents of her family's farm, in Worcestershire.
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In border communities like Hidalgo City, where an 18-foot bollard fence already starts and stops in sections along the levee system, they just don't believe Trump's wall is feasible—at least not here.
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In addition, Westinghouse was engineering its equipment so that large components of the plants could be made in sections at factories, then welded together and lifted into place with cranes at the construction site.
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Audubon's "The Birds of America" was first published as a series in sections between 1827-1838 and represented his years- long mission to find and paint all the known species of birds in North America.
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As if to test the natural limits of ceramic technology, one of the figures, fired as a single piece rather than in sections, exploded in the kiln and had to be pieced together from fragments.
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The work, which has been unveiled piecemeal over the past year in sections billed as "movements," has been advertised as a three-part suite about the impact of the prison system on African-American families.
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Audubon's "The Birds of America" was first published as a series in sections between 1827 and 1838 and represented his years-long mission to find and paint all the known species of birds in North America.
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What looked like leather under harsh TK Maxx lighting has revealed itself to be some kind of man-made material substitute that wears down in sections to a frayed, discolored mesh with little or no encouragement.
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One recent morning, Jay Duplass, one half of the filmmaking Duplass brothers, stood by a trailhead in Altadena, stretching his hamstrings and describing how he'd been hiking the Pacific Crest Trail (of " Wild " fame) in sections.
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As it lays pipe in sections, the company is waiting for approval of the final part of the route around Denmark, which has refused to let the new pipeline follow the old one through Danish territorial waters.
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Photos uploaded to Twitter show lumps of dairy now floating in sections of the river close to the plant, prompting one user to dub the spillage a "very Breton problem" in reference to the region's famed dairy output.
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SOLA was started by a chef who specializes in low-carb diets, but when the company started selling its products in grocery stores about a year ago, it was continuously placed in sections reserved for keto-friendly foods.
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In a more feminist vein, Susan Inglett Gallery (D18) is showing the work of Beverly Semmes, which includes pornographic images printed on canvas and painted over, in sections, transforming the original images into something more abstract and mysterious.
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He finished the exterior of the house with a supersized take on board-and-batten siding, completed with charcoal-colored cement board, which appears to be cut away in sections to reveal western-red-cedar paneling and glass.
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In sections of the country undergoing sustained hardship — a result of automation, global trade and the residual effects of the 2007-9 recession — the march toward post-materialist values has, in Wilkinson's view, come to a dead halt.
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She did not think the lawsuit would be decided before her graduation, but she wanted to make sure those who followed her, at least, would be given the opportunity to compete in sections and state for their schools.
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It's in sections like these where the film's duration serves it best; an entire, lengthy set piece trudges through every beat of his mission to assassinate Hoffa, the inexorability of his position weighing heavier on him with every step.
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From the ground the damage can only seen in sections, street by street, house by house, but from the sky the overall patterns of destruction become more evident — and it's easy to understand how far recovery still has to go. —K.
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Though there is a small but vocal liberal movement in Pakistan, most noticeable in sections of the media, women who push feminist ideals often face a barrage of abuse and are portrayed as being infected with Western or un-Islamic ideals.
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The Brooklyn-Queens Expressway was built in sections from 1944 to 1948 as part of the planner Robert Moses' expansion of the city's roadways, which helped create Interstate 278, the only interstate to pass through each of the city's five boroughs.
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By the time Gatewood died at the age of 85, in 1973, she had hiked the length of the trail three times — the third time in sections — and was the first person, man or woman, to conquer it more than once.
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Meanwhile, Wawona—an 10003,000 pound sculpture that punctures the museum building, protruding above and below it—will wear away in sections: The main body, inside, will remain protected and intact, while the portions exposed to the elements are left to erode.
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When an author gets it right, as did Mark Twain in "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," Margaret Atwood in sections of "Cat's Eye" or Mark Haddon in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," the payoff is outsize.
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"It's an obsolete model for an office," said Robert Youngentob of the Maryland-based developer EYA, which has begun constructing upscale townhouses in sections of an office park in suburban Bethesda, Md., including some that are selling for about $1 million.
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Even after tens of thousands of vacant properties were demolished and the foreclosure rate virtually disappeared, homes are still worth far less than they were in sections of Detroit, Cleveland and Erie — which has a lingering impact on residents' financial well-being.
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Almost 21 years later the Olmsted Locks and Dam, which will replace 2393 and 2239, is still under construction, in part because the Corps, to save money, experimented with building in the wet rather than making the dam in sections on dry land first.
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"That's why we have taken significant precautions to protect our customers and employees from COVID-19: closing many of our dine-in sections, closing all play areas, increasing cleanings, particularly in high-traffic areas, and making hand sanitizer available in our restaurants," Erlinger continued.
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These excellent Israeli players offer richly characterized, stirring performances of these six pieces, their burnished sound notable in sections like the opening of No. 3 in D. They render No. 1 in F with a gracious charm and No. 4 in C minor with an arresting tension.
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Apple also asks for clarifications around necessity of safety drivers during testing, loosen some requirements around what kind of vehicles can qualify for use during testing, and that it add in some language around stopping fallback tech in sections detailing testing without safety drivers on board.
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Student Challenge: If you're studying an ancient empire, your students can hunt within The Times for ways ruins and artifacts from that empire still appear in sections across the paper today, either because of their symbolic power, their role as cherished cultural relics or their continued functionality.
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" The question prompted a similar answer, stating that McDonald's has taken "significant precautions to protect our customers and employees from COVID-19: closing many of our dine-in sections, closing all play areas, increasing cleanings, particularly in high-traffic areas, and making hand sanitizer available in our restaurants.
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In the end, I was happy I'd gone counterclockwise, getting the bulk of elevation gain under my belt early on so that I could circle back on the Homestead Trail section of the loop; it has a more gradual slope, with wooden stairs in sections and some shade.
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While writers such as H.G. Wells explore Mars as an allegorical vehicle through character-driven narrative, "A Human of Mars" is language-driven and unfolds in an ambient flow, in sections metered into 5 sentences: 1 I am a human in the absence of others of a yet better red.
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"We're just crowdfunding so we can recreate sections of Edo Tokyo in VR at the moment, and it's trial and error at this stage, but after that we want to do a game project that either contains a narrative or that focuses on specific events in sections of Tokyo," added Shinkyo.
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The mold was made from a scan of the hindquarters of a colossal alabaster statue that once stood in the ancient Assyrian capital of Nimrud: a winged lion with a man's gently smiling face, dating from the ninth century B.C. Factum was reconstructing the creature, an Assyrian deity, in sections.
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Distraction is a theme here: Another new update is that Workplace now has a "focus" mode in sections like Groups that take away the left navigation column so you can look specifically at the content you are working on without lots of alerts from other groups, individuals or the company at large.
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Joining these six people, in sections titled "Intermission," is Sri Lanka's delegate to the convention, Dr. Charles Wickramsinghe, on a mission to gain his country's admittance to the W.T.O. At the center of the novel is the same question posed by the protests themselves: What kind of world do we want, and what must we do to get it?
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Not only will the department store be reformatting the language it uses to refer to this type of all-inclusive sizing, they've also made sure all of the women's apparel lines it carries feature a full run of sizes which will be featured in-store in sections specifically earmarked as "Fabulously Sized," and they've also eliminated the plus-size labeling from swimwear and undergarments.
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So you have tremendous problems over there but I do believe in building a safe zone, a number of safe zones, in sections of Syria and that when this war, this horrible war, is over people can go back and rebuild if they want to and I would have the Gulf states finance it because they have the money and they should finance it.
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Read more from The New York Times: Kraft Heinz offers to buy Unilever Trump's inroads in labor ranks have union leaders scrambling With no frills and no commissions, Robinhood app takes on big brokerages In addition, Westinghouse was engineering its equipment so that large components of the plants could be made in sections at factories, then welded together and lifted into place with cranes at the construction site.
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Honestly, you don't need to go beyond the report's table of contents to understand how deeply screwed up the situation is: The report's language sounds exasperated in sections, and it's an understandable tone to take: the recall has grown in fits and starts over the past year, and will take several additional years to fully resolve — assuming automakers can even get safe parts into their vehicles, which they aren't yet doing consistently.
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In executing faithfully the immigration laws of the United States, the Secretary of Homeland Security (Secretary) shall prioritize for removal those aliens described by the Congress in sections 143(a)(2), (a)(3), and (a)(6)(C), 235, and 237(a)(2) and (4) of the INA (8 U.S.C. 1182(a)(153), (a)(3), and (a)(6)(C), 1225, and 1227(a)(2) and (4)), as well as removable aliens who: These priorities replace a set of priorities adopted by then–Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson in November 2014, and they sweep far more broadly.
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