The story attempted to braid the two narratives—intersecting hardships, as is common inside, along with intersecting chaos, which was unfolding before me now.
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Reitano sees it as the outcome of five intersecting facts.
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The complications run along two intersecting axes: price and design.
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How do you see domestic violence intersecting with workplace abuses?
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Multiple potential targets require multiple intersecting concentric rings of protection.
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Form intersecting with function, the past imagined through the present.
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Intersecting walls of windows in the sunroom overlook the grounds.
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Do you have any stories about the two worlds intersecting?
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Read more about how the two industries are intersecting here.
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Rescue workers plan to dig an intersecting tunnel to reach Julen.
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So you have these dynamic elements that would all be intersecting.
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The lines intersecting the dots represent the 95 percent confidence intervals.
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I saw movement in the distance, intersecting his vector of flight.
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Inside the tunnels are two intersecting rings that crash particles together.
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The jolting development highlighted not only the intersecting lives of Mrs.
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We are whole people with complex, intersecting and sometimes conflicting needs.
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Ramos's intersecting identities help queer Latinxs in Ministerio embrace their own.
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Uniclue puzzle, two intersecting entries share a clue, clever puzzle. Bueno.
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The show will explore the intersecting lives of normal people and superhumans.
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Intersecting drips of brash saturation are juxtaposed against softer but unmanipulated color.
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My sense of order demanded they run downward, intersecting the Across themers.
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The physical world is distracting; there are endless experiences intersecting one another.
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Temkin takes the drone upward again and veers into an intersecting canyon.
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The master has a corner fireplace flanked by intersecting walls of windows.
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Nothing like intersecting semi-obscure proper names to start your Monday morning.
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"Intersecting crises will be a feature of our times," Ms. O'Connor said.
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There're so many intersecting-- companies and people, it's not gonna be easy.
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He started by drawing intersecting lines, separating the paper into clear sections.
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They're very real and always intersecting with one another in everything Cardi does.
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There are races everywhere, races intersecting other races, races within races within races.
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My intersecting identities, having been born in Kenya and growing up in Norway.
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At issue among local residents were intersecting questions about responsibility and proper punishment.
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"It's a case of people's diplomacy intersecting with traditional diplomacy," the ministry said.
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But remember — these high prices are the result of multiple intersecting bad systems.
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But in "Broke," Kirshner shows the vast intersecting challenges yet to be faced.
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I think those intersecting identities add a whole other layer on top of it.
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It relies on multiple intersecting routes, some with high ridership, some with fewer users.
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Did you know that meteor showers are actually the Earth intersecting a comet's tail?
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Fill in the area between the two intersecting lines to create the fishtail eye.
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Picture a warehouse in which thousands of packages are travelling on intersecting conveyor belts.
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Intersecting walls of floor-to-ceiling glass in the great room overlook the canal.
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Presenting more than 60 works, this show illustrates their different yet sometimes intersecting paths.
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Broome envisioned intersecting with SNAP programs, Medicare, Medicaid and the databases human services use.
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Pressing down on these intersecting structures is a ceiling similar to the white wall.
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This year, nootropics have gone thoroughly mainstream by intersecting with other powerful consumer trends.
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The living-and-dining room has a corner fireplace set into intersecting glass walls.
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A preference for m/m porn can also be related to intersecting beliefs and values.
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Baldwin's essays, novels, and plays grapple with the intersecting ideas of class, race, and sexuality.
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All these intersecting threads of money and power and vindictiveness and betrayal, it sounds fake.
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The images of the intersecting supersonic flows are a first for science, according to NASA.
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One line straight down the middle tells the time by intersecting each of the dials.
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Arthur Brooks: It's surreal: a hate crime and terrorism intersecting in one ghastly, pointless tragedy.
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To make the web, pipe four intersecting lines of fudge: horizontal,vertical and two diagonals.
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We see three semis, two on the descending road and one on the intersecting thoroughfare.
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They'd written an acrostic with "Grace" and "Cyrus" intersecting at the "r," an uneven cross.
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By ordering the complexity of these distinct, intersecting color diagonals, the artist paradoxically unifies them.
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Orbits intersecting isn't uncommon, Weeden said in an interview, but satellites colliding is incredibly rare.
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The media must learn and recognize these two intersecting timelines are a fact of life.
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Experts see a number of intersecting reasons, making it difficult to isolate just one cause.
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There's not really any acknowledgment anywhere of gender stereotypes intersecting with racial or class stereotypes.
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Many of these works read as extremely formal compositions, populated by layers of intersecting geometric shapes.
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Personally, do you see your problem intersecting with other issues being protested or other advocacy groups?
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To express all of our identity, all the tiny, intersecting facets of what makes us, us.
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Intersecting this widening spectrum is the generational split between the liberal young and their conservative elders.
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Crisp, straight edges, when they appear, are a byproduct of one band of paint intersecting another.
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Hyde is an example of how reproductive and economic injustices affect one individual in intersecting ways.
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But we need to recognize that online and offline are separate, sometimes intersecting, sometimes diverging worlds.
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Health care became expensive for various intersecting reasons, mainly emanating from wide-ranging and favorable regulations.
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I set up a random grid with two intersecting 15s, a departure from my usual layouts.
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The #MeToo movement has sparked strong debates, especially among women of color over these intersecting issues.
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Rather than self-defense, the Suleimani killing seems like the dreadful result of several intersecting dynamics.
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EXPLAIN, IMMEDIATELY: Via Time, here's a viral optical illusion of black dots and intersecting gray lines.
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The shirt has stimulated more dialogue about all of these intersecting issues than I could foresee.
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Their intersecting journeys reveal unexpected answers and provide a whole new kind of show from Vox.
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The book felt so fresh, with each of the 230 chapters offering a different intersecting story.
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LaTurbo: Our histories are fluid, intersecting and changing depending on the world we choose to inhabit.
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After some brain storming, I found the final configuration of BUTTERFLY and CHRYSALIS symmetrically intersecting CATERPILLAR.
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The exception is a startling picture of intersecting gravel roads that looks like a body being flung.
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Adapted by Jenny Rogers, from original text by Ms. Vasilevski, it takes place on several intersecting planes.
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Today, we see these intersecting arcs with two prominent tech leaders mired in legal and political processes.
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Drivers had to use physical maps — real, folding, paper maps with tiny little roads crisscrossing and intersecting.
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Intersecting the two starts to foster some familiarity and adds some weird levity to the whole thing.
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Fullman created an elaborate chasm of intersecting lights in a new installation at Day For Night, Bardo.
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Fire Island has no real roads; instead, it has an intersecting, maze-like system of timber boardwalks.
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Right now, athleisure and streetwear are having a moment—and intersecting with the corporate mainstreamification of gamers.
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Democratic socialists generally see universal government benefit programs like Medicare-for-all as intersecting with socialist goals.
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Imagine if the most fundamental realities of women's intersecting identities were taken into consideration in history class.
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They were teammates in rookie ball that summer before their paths quickly diverged, intersecting intermittently but meaningfully.
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But there are a lot of other (intersecting) social issues I wanted him to be passionate about.
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Looking back decades, Mr. Vázquez traces the turning points and intersecting factors leading to his city's resurgence.
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At the time he was painting architectural interiors made of archways and planes intersecting at unlikely angles.
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The process will not be smooth, shot through as it is by a thousand other intersecting political projects.
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This list isn't limited to Liv, Mellie, and Marcus, with their intersecting levels of social privilege and handicaps.
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On Sunday afternoon, game developer Will Kerslake tweeted a picture of intersecting gray lines on a white background.
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But there's a comfort in that, a surprisingly warm embrace from brittle drums and delicately intersecting synth lines.
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The more loopy Mukqs stuff that has intersecting samples, that has a lot common with the visual art.
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Intersecting Capitol Street to the north, the segregation-era black business district, Farish Street, now stands nearly empty.
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It's more like a spirograph, and manifests most compellingly as a dizzying array of intersecting chords and curves.
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Signature provides a window into the intersecting financial interests of Mr. Cohen and the Trump and Kushner families.
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"Mendoza to me is an example of 'new' baseball intersecting with the gender and even ethnicity," Dzurisin said.
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These intersecting, transformative forces are among many traced in this encompassing exhibition, a feat of scrupulous, imaginative research.
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It's the same thing on both sides, which is: Think about a Venn diagram with three intersecting circles.
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The drawing, which consists of three red lines intersecting with six other lines, is reminiscent of the pound symbol.
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The two companies' aspirations may be intersecting around connected devices, Citi analysts said in a research note in May.
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There's a slipperiness to tracks like "озеро," which revolves around a few overlapping but never really intersecting, synthesizer passages.
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The music responds in kind, dizzying guitars and radiant electronics and mellifluously intersecting vocal runs shimmering in orderly harmony.
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Montage likewise found its way onto the posters with their actors, typography, and geometric forms intersecting at unexpected angles.
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No, they would plod along, dwelling on the banal details of the intersecting lives of four women in Kobe.
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One by one, the others took off in different directions, their white smoke trails intersecting against a blue sky.
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Take-offs and landings instead need to be coordinated around when crews will be working on the intersecting portions.
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It's a shantytown of scrap yards and auto body shops, flanked by three intersecting streets that form a triangle.
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A third intersecting storyline involves the Murdoch clan, who control 21st Century Fox, the parent company of Fox News.
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A complex of successive rings accelerate subatomic particles before injecting them into a pair of intersecting rings, sixteen miles around.
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Through these intersecting frequencies it interrogates the histories and current politics of how we speak and (are allowed to) listen.
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Defining ISIS and associating responsibility around it will be much harder: we are not just intersecting cultures, but crossing faiths.
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All the while, his route through Albany and Washington kept intersecting with that of Mr. Cuomo and his inner circle.
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In addition, two of the Russians on the former president's list had pending business that would be intersecting with State.
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SHIRO is made up of two intersecting translucent planes that the artists send patterns of white light across in waves.
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Sure, he's somewhat anatomically perplexing, with his eyebrows floating above his actual head and his eyeballs intersecting with one another.
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Barber had already begun talking with Liz Theoharis about creating a national platform to address the intersecting effects of poverty.
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In some works, big intersecting bars of black and transparent washes evoke the Abstract Expressionist and the Color Field painters.
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Intersecting nearly every piece of the testimony on Thursday, even though their names were rarely mentioned, were the Norcross brothers.
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On June 8th, Barbata performed Ocean Calling, a work that studies intersecting identities and our emotional relationships to the ocean.
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But she's not the only candidate who can lay claim to a platform that concerns multiple intersecting identities and oppressions.
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Intersectional approaches recognize that people's identities are overlapping and intersecting, as are the systems by which societies regulate their members.
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This year, large trucks filled with sand will be used instead of cars to block off streets intersecting the parade route.
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By pouring silver nitrate onto tiny copper spheres, they could induce a network of microscopically thin intersecting silver wires to grow.
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I see the next five years as an exciting time for consensus-based technology intersecting with the world of software development.
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Mogollon, on the other hand, presents a slightly different problem — one that finds moderation intersecting with the gaming community's latent sexism.
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The show has thus far portrayed intersecting issues of race, immigration, policy reform, and motherhood, all in a thoughtful, nuanced manner.
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As a result, this second installment includes white people who have intersecting identities, including biracial, multiracial, non-binary and transgender identities.
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Fred and Kim Kagan - examine US grand strategic objectives, the intersecting threats the West faces, and possible endstates to the crisis.
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But we had to make sure it had proper thickness, so that the digital models weren't intersecting each other too much.
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Instead, they are carefully composed and artfully staged renderings of how Palmer views the intersecting worlds of art, music, and entertainment.
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This clash allows the film to explore the intersecting identities of each woman without judging either or coming off as preachy.
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First, they vaporized strontium metal and suspended the vapor in an array of intersecting laser beams to allow it to cool.
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Intersecting her life are larger threads — the women's suffrage movement, the artists and intellectuals of the Bloomsbury group, the world wars.
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Researchers did demonstrate a "holographic" printing method a bit like this using intersecting beams of light, but it's much more complex.
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Not only do our two subcountries reason differently; they draw upon non-intersecting data sets and access entirely different mythological systems.
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And tennis, with its intersecting lines and angles, its aristocratic air and money green surface, will make you a bad person.
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It's in my mind the quintessential "gaping maw" puzzle, with what are essentially intersecting septuple stacks in that wide open middle.
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Many distinct and intersecting forces drive broad social and political change, so it's useful to think about proximate and underlying causes.
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Bosch is also engaged with the role its cops play within their neighborhood, full of intersecting populations that sometimes come into conflict.
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Starting with a drone-shot of an alien-landscape, the clip's a constantly moving descent into an glitchy underworld of intersecting pipes.
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While ethics watchdogs have raised red flags about intersecting interests in sensitive regions like the Middle East, Sajwani brushes off those concerns.
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While ethics watchdogs have raised red flags about intersecting interests in sensitive regions like the Middle East, Sajwani brushes off those concerns.
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" Nassar works on hand-embroidered textile to "address an intersecting field of language, ethnicity, and the embedded notions of heritage and homeland.
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Clauss rolls intersecting threads of cultural criticism into a captivating package, seasoned with appropriately Blade Runner neon lights and ambient electronic music.
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Prague in particular is home to several intersecting Ley lines unseen by the typical citizen, turning the city into a magical battleground.
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I could never have imagined how, years later, what would turn out to be my two big passions would end up intersecting.
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These complex and intersecting identities are essential to JD's channel, where he promotes self-love and acceptance through honest conversations about identity.
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The Kurds, an ethnic minority spread in the intersecting parts of Turkey, Syria, Iran and Iraq, have long sought an independent state.
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Try to be conscientious of this when framing your shots and align points of interest to the intersecting points of the grid.
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Our run ends up intersecting with a 5K that's happening on the lakefront trail so we run alongside it for a bit.
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My goal for making the puzzle was to get six lively and varied answers in the intersecting staggered stacks in the middle.
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"It contains an explosive energy articulated through intersecting angular shapes that reflect the chaos and construction of New York," Ms. Ringle said.
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In keeping with Mr. Stone's intersecting social circles, Mr. Miller was also an aide on Ms. Davis's campaign for New York governor.
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He directed "Life Itself," a romantic drama about intersecting lives over multiple generations that is scheduled for release by Amazon in September.
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The airport's layout, with those intersecting runways, exacerbates the issue by forcing the closure of two runways at a time, Clark says.
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Docile is queer and kinky and doesn't shy away from the complicated questions that can come into play with those intersecting realities.
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It tells the 20th-century history of the United States through the intersecting lives of two white brothers and two black brothers.
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Early works like "Floating Shapes" (1958) or the delicate monochromatic "Vespers" (73) are porous and fragile, their vagrant threads intersecting organic designs.
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Beneath this center point, four intersecting red and brown points frame what looks like a decorative stand or, maybe, a trophy base.
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Drawing from Create Equity's recent post, this panel will consider the strategic and intersecting goals of Diversity, Prosperity, Redistribution and Self-Determination.
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Africa's in the midst of digital innovation boom, the components of which are intersecting rapidly across its 54 countries and 1.2 billion people.
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The Fashion Law explores how this and other cases of paparazzi photos on Instagram find copyright law intersecting with celebrities' right to publicity.
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The continent has an expansive digital innovation scene, the components of which are intersecting rapidly across Africa's 54 countries and 1.2 billion people.
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Santa Clara, California (CNN)As athletes strive to set new records and engineers invent new technology, their worlds are intersecting more and more.
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Sweeping curves are then overlaid to suggest the intersecting roadways in the foreground while providing a subtle counterpoint to the dominantly vertical pattern.
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Not only that, but we have some groovy, intersecting, extra theme material at 29A (ARACHNIDA), 19623A (BITE MARKS), 22D (CHARLOTTE) and 23D (SPINNERET).
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We talk about this a lot in our home, about the issues affecting the intersecting oppressions we encounter, whether ableism, racism or sexism.
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It's also essential to pay attention to intersecting issues and identities that make some groups of teen girls particularly vulnerable to sexual violence.
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According to M.T.A. officials, the electrical failure tripped a fuse and caused the system that moves trains among intersecting tracks to freeze up.
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PIER/COP would have worked, but solvers might have (rightly) wondered why a PIER was intersecting the "fishing line" halfway down the grid.
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In light of these intersecting conditions, it's not surprising that parents can be panicked by the possibility that they will fail as caretakers.
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And the way so many of us suffer has to do with money, and debt, and all sorts of intersecting forms of oppression.
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Anna Clark: It has a lot of intersecting pieces to it and a story that goes back decades, even before the actual water switch.
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They provide community for people from all over the world, doing a bunch of different stuff, with a bunch of different and intersecting identities.
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Scenes with plenty of intersecting lines, on the other hand, suffer from oversharpening where the finer detail starts to appear crunchy instead of crispy.
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This year, politics and business are intersecting, as one of the presidential candidates, Donald Trump, has extensive properties including casinos, hotels, and golf courses.
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"BIG LADY, TINY MAN, GET IT??" is not much of a punchline, to me, nor is the very notion of fatness and desire intersecting.
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These are serious, and often seriously funny tales, each one intersecting with the story of the original movie in some way small or large.
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The project explores the numerous, intersecting identities of people, including race, gender, sexuality, age, disability status, parental status, education level, immigrant status and more.
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A deal involving the sale of American uranium holdings to a Russian state-owned enterprise was another example of the foundation intersecting with Mrs.
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Weaving beyond the Bauhaus looks at the intersecting connections and relationships that took root at the Bauhaus's weaving workshop and continue to unfurl today.
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But there it is again — that carpet, with its hotel-chain print of zigzags and intersecting stripes in shades of beige, maroon and pink.
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The intersecting identities that I have are relevant to LincolnClay and to New Bordeaux, so I'm happy to talk to you about those things.
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So it's really scratching on the surface of a lot of these ideas about how humanity and technology are intersecting in really interesting ways.
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There are four pairs of intersecting clues — at 593A/259D, 22000A/2140D, 83A/45D and 102A/98D — that share the same pair of emotions.
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Each of the eight dancers tears on an individual path, every which way including upside down, intersecting with the others in no predictable pattern.
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Mr. Banderas read to the last page and he knew he'd found his next project, a drama about intersecting lives in Spain and America.
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The nonfiction book was published in 2013, several years before the #MeToo movement, which Aniston explained in her interview as intersecting with the series.
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These words are spoken fairly late in the movie, which traces the emotional and psychological architecture of two intersecting groups of men and women.
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The fabric is cool and loosely woven for ultimate breathability, and the pattern will hide sweat stains with its busy set of intersecting lines.
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The diagram resembles a corporate flowchart, with lines branching out and intersecting, but all of them flowing out of two names: the Columbine killers.
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The military setting yielded some striking, unsettling images: for example, the intersecting flashlights of rival groups during a blacked-out fight in Act III.
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The work is about histories — that is narratives, plurality, mining cause and effect, radiating the intersecting stories that congregate around different places or moments.
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This optimistic narrative isn't entirely true, of course, with systemic inequality evident in the growing racial wealth gap and the intersecting gender pay gap.
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The CW's sports-centric drama All American is therefore an overachiever: It has so many intersecting love triangles that they've converged into a love pentagon.
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Walking around the piece creates movement in the intersecting layers of mesh, with dark waves projecting across the surface like contour lines on a map.
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Darié did this with bright colors (yellow, orange and black on white, in one case) and intersecting forms that convey a prismatic sense of space.
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A high-resolution elevation model derived from MESSENGER image reveals Mercury's Great Valley, in blue, cutting between two large fault scarps and intersecting a crater.
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He was soulful and innovative, with intersecting identities that paved a way for artists to live as their authentic self in a manufactured music industry.
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In the novel, Anjum emerges as a matriarch of inclusion, who serves as a juncture for the complicated, intersecting lives of the other marginalized characters.
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Also on display are her intersecting bronze rings in the shape of the world's time zones, which hang cascading in a perpetual 24-hour loop.
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Early this year, the company announced it would drop the word "Mastercard" from its logo, instead hoping for brand recognition of its two intersecting circles.
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Treating anti-Semitism as its own axis of oppression—intersecting with others, but still distinct—allows for precision, and avoids over- or understating the case.
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The intersecting identities that I have are relevant to Lincoln Clay and to New Bordeaux, so I'm happy to talk to you about those things.
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A soprano, the closest this opera has to a protagonist, mostly walks across intersecting white platforms, amid white lace curtains that billow as she passes.
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But the story of Peter Norman, and its long-term impact, remains one of the country's most discussed examples of athletes intersecting with social causes.
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In the realization of her work, she mines historical and contemporary perspectives to explore alternate and intersecting narratives of the body, desire, violence, and power.
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When a branch bounces back a particular hollow howl — insect tunnels intersecting beneath the bark — the lemur bites down and rips open the woody flesh.
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But sport fandom aside, America has gone from people having overlapping and intersecting identities to where there is now a set of political mega-identities.
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"Matrix III" (2019, pictured), a complex, steel-mesh construction of intersecting cages, goes beyond the body to evoke the space humans inhabit in the world.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — A terrific start to our weekend by Peter Wentz, with a central stack and intersecting long Down entry that is just awesome.
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They were all about intersecting ambitions, they felt less radical and more real, playing with structure and texture as much as they sought antipopulist sensibilities.
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Without knowing what impact a mattress has, how can we really measure all the other complicated, intersecting factors that can affect our fragile sleep cycles?
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In all the collages that make up the exhibition, each face is broken into a series of intersecting planes consisting of complementary colors related to brown.
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"There is a story told in the Talmud of a wedding procession and a funeral procession heading along parallel roads, with the roads intersecting," Myeres wrote.
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It reflects legal reality intersecting with Trump's desire to bolster his image as an immigration hard-liner as he moves ahead with his 2020 reelection bid.
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Its pages unfold to reveal a gold-and-white ziggurat, a pyramid composed of nesting triangles, a sphere of intersecting paper circles, and elegant latticed arches.
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As I've previously mentioned, we need to look at diversity in tech through the lens of how all of our intersecting identities contribute to our experience.
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It engages with excerpts from Le Roy's solo works and biographical elements from each performer as well as intersecting apparatuses of the theater and the museum.
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Jasilyn Charger, a youth leader from Standing Rock, understands that supporting her fellow "water protectors" requires understanding the intersecting struggles she and other indigenous youth face.
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Bernar Venet's "Disorder: 9 Uneven Angles," a 25-foot sculpture comprised of nine intersecting steel beams, will be installed in New York's Union Square next month.
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Segers' depiction of the scene uneasily combines a manic zeal for depicting every brick with a remarkable indifference to demarcating intersecting planes or making lines plumb.
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But it's that idea of "intersecting identities" that's been at the core of criticism of the march, both by would-be participants and by conservative critics.
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The open-plan main floor is paved with smooth stone slabs and centers on a two-story-high stone fireplace that rises through intersecting redwood beams.
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Tennis, a game played on intersecting lines, is at a crossroads and not just in terms of how it responds to its latest surge in injuries.
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" Smith directly addresses the intersectionality concern: "Some critics have questioned whether Sanders is concerned about the specific ways that people with varying intersecting identities experience oppression.
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Earlier in the week, we reported that the carnage in Syria is "reaching a new peak," as separate but intersecting conflicts play out around the country.
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Gloomy SATURNINE Named for Saturn As originally submitted, this puzzle contained two stacked revealers intersecting the final N and E of SATURNINE: ROMAN GOD and PLANET.
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"Mine" (2017) features a partially cropped swastika in the form of intersecting brown pipes, overlaying a star whose five points span nearly the painting's entire surface.
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Yet this richly detailed look at intersecting paths, cutting across generations, quickly carves its own niche, one where tragedy begets tragedy, and vengeance comes with consequences.
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The Women's March organizers developed a set of unity principles in an effort to map a successful path forward and acknowledge the intersecting identities of women.
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However, if you rotate the rest of the answer with that of the intersecting 7D, you get the DUCHESS OF CORNWALL and 33D's HOT CORNER. Congratulations!
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The show, produced in Britain and already seen there, uses an intersecting-threads structure to make its way to the end of life as we know it.
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My hope is for my transcultural production to continue intersecting with the efforts of the activists and organizers that are risking their safety to do this labor.
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In such bristling works as "'The 1-2′ (Scattershot)" (2017), thin rods, longer slats, and truncated arcs imply intersecting lines of force — human effort at cross-purposes?
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But all of these issues — the intersecting identities, the struggles for recognition — only make more obvious just how much this most American of places has rapidly changed.
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Demon City standout "Dummy Track," which she made with Why Be and Amobi, layers intersecting samples of disaffected laughter and a chattering drumbeat into a simmering rhythm.
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Goldman's installation consists of two stacks of identical geometric forms made from three intersecting planes (two vertical and one horizontal) that create open, four-chambered building blocks.
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It begins in Ann Arbor, with their collaborations at U of M and in Destroy All Monsters, before splitting into their separate but intersecting practices in California.
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The 2017 novel examines the intersecting lives of the Warren and Richardson families, and explores ideas relating to parenthood, white privilege, and a woman's right to choose.
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The building, composed of intersecting volumes that step down and hug the hillside, has walls that are cast-in-place concrete or clad in stained cedar siding.
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Instead it's about the emotional experience of confronting one's own colonization or complicity, and untangling the intersecting threads of what people owe one another after inheriting atrocity.
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In addition, many of the constructions include modestly scaled pieces of wood lacquered in a traditional "maque" technique, delineating intersecting and concentric circles of the artist's design.
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An explosion, or collision between two objects with intersecting orbits, creates debris, setting off an exponential chain of collisions causing a catastrophic breakup of objects above Earth.
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But meanwhile she's assembling blips, plinks, a buzzing bass riff, hovering electronic tones and casually intersecting vocal lines into a teasingly enticing track: she's doing, not telling.
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A number of intersecting social and economic factors have made the idea of co-living attractive to some city dwellers — and investors — over the past few years.
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Deeper still: SQL is capable of representing bafflingly complex operations on many data tables that are simultaneously featuring many intersecting, intricate relationships among many millions of entries.
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The tourist-friendly Spheres — three intersecting four-story biodomes that serve as plant-festooned meeting spaces for Amazon management — are becoming a favored target of Seattle's protest culture.
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In choosing the theme entries I came up with two good long vertical themers which crossed CROSS REFERENCES serendipitously, so then I needed the two intersecting long horizontals.
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Hookup culture and the sexual assault epidemic seemed to be two looming forces on the same campus, in the same bedrooms, existing in parallel but never openly intersecting.
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But the two do move in tandem, sometimes displaying eerie parallels, sometimes intersecting in odd ways, and sometimes veering toward each other, only to carom in unpredictable directions.
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But with "Couch" and "Untitled" (2009), an Ikea chair with a long, tarred tube going through it, the profound effect of the industrial intersecting the domestic is dissonance.
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The layout of the shapes is similar to Bardo Days, but Shannon's colorful, overlapping and intersecting circles give the painting an even more psychedelic air than the others.
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"It's very natural for us to launch a unisex collection as fashion is constantly evolving and intersecting," Marybeth Schmitt, a spokesperson for the brand, said in a statement.
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Radiation therapy, meanwhile, involves firing intersecting beams of destructive radiation at tumors—hitting some neighboring healthy cells in the process, to varying degrees, is part of the bargain.
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Its intersecting arms gently sway and churn in prevailing winds — whatever it takes to court the splendid nearby cherry tree that is currently abloom with sensuous pink blossoms.
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SCRAMBLES intersecting SKINFLICKS is a nice crossing, since trying to decipher scrambled skin flicks on cable television was once a simple joy for precocious youngsters the land over.
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On Thursday, Mr. Smith's intersecting worlds of money, philanthropy and music came together when he was named the chairman of Carnegie Hall, the nation's most prestigious concert stage.
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For the most part, we still don't really know exactly who comprises these intersecting armies, and we can never really expect any traditional or enforceable war-terminating agreements.
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Stormwater collects on the highly-impervious concrete buildup of the intersecting interstates 20 and 19633/85 just north and flows downhill where it pools on the residential street.
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It was a relief for Williams, who could not have imagined his career and his mother's intersecting in a way that reflected some of their country's deepest divisions.
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The organizers adhere to the Disability Justice framework — which originated in 2005 with performance project Sins Invalid — that centers disabled people experiencing intersecting and multiple forms of oppression.
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But the real centerpiece of their professional and personal lives intersecting is TV Land's The Jim Gaffigan Show, which returns for its second season on Sunday, June 19.
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As an intersecting minority of race and sexuality, it hurts me to see that the government could victimize its own people in such a way that it has.
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And in the lyrics, SZA, 26, makes clear what's on her mind: desire in all its complications, often intersecting with the continuing effort to find her own identity.
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There's something about filling in areas of intersecting longish words and phrases and there's an aesthetic appeal of using relatively few black squares in symmetric fields of white.
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In my first sketches for today's puzzle, I attempted to use names or types of chickens as Across answers, intersecting with names or types of roads as Downs.
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The events are informative, highlighting the intersecting oppressions impacting sex workers daily, but they also twist dominant narratives around sex work toward a more dynamic and fluid definition.
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As the craft distilling industry expands in size and sophistication, it is intersecting with a growing number of historians interested in the role of alcohol in everyday life.
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New England is a place where we can see the intersecting efforts toward fairness and justice making a difference, even as it is very much a work in progress.
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Following an introductory strum of Harrison's beloved sitar, "My Sweet Lord (2000)" features a transcendent, oddly human-sounding chorus of intersecting slide guitar lines, all overdubbed by Harrison himself.
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Each of his films — and one of his Breaking Bad episodes — represent building blocks in a career that is now intersecting with the biggest movie franchise of them all.
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With support from the Ariadne Getty Foundation, Gaycation premiered a special entitled United We Stand, about the status of America's intersecting minority communities in the wake of the election.
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The multipurpose park, built atop boldly intersecting concrete slabs, will feature plazas, gardens, cafes, urban farms, a sculpture park, an amphitheater, lookouts, boat launches, and an environmental education center.
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The multipurpose park, built atop boldly intersecting concrete slabs, will feature plazas, gardens, cafes, urban farms, a sculpture park, an amphitheater, lookouts, boat launches, and an environmental education center.
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Games and medievalism have a strange and intersecting history, as many video games' embrace of "sword and sorcery" aesthetics places them naturally in conversation with a mythical ancient Europe.
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CarlEmilia also explained how she had lived her life as if it were a movie in which she was a secondary character in the intersecting storylines of other people.
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Written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez, James-Allen Ford, Russ Kaplan and Sara Wordsworth, the show, about 11 striving New Yorkers and their intersecting lives, is directed by Kathleen Marshall.
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That's reflected in "Caught," which is anchored by a number of intersecting themes: the blurry line between truth and fiction, cultural appropriation, Chinese censorship and American views of China.
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Each fixture shoots intersecting beams of light into the center of the installation space, creating an illuminated vortex that encourages viewers to interact with the piece and one another.
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Before I went to Comic Con, I had an inkling that the best relationships involve shared middle ground, where mutual interests reside between the intersecting spheres of two personalities.
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The rest of this compulsively readable novel follows a series of intersecting stories set in the train's destination of Jarmuli, a fictional temple town on the Bay of Bengal.
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But American Jews, far from a monolith, carry intersecting identities: We include women, LGBTQ folks, and people of color, and some of us are Sephardi or Mizrahi in origin.
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You know, Marvel's much like Lucasfilm in the fact that there's a really comprehensive franchise strategy, because it's such a rich world with so many characters and intersecting stories.
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I make work with labor-intensive processes such as hand-weaving, rope-coiling, latch-hooking, and sewing by intersecting theories of gender and ethnicity with precolonial histories and techniques.
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You unfold a flatpack frame, made of intersecting pieces of laser cut cardboard, fill its spaces with soil, sprinkle grass seeds on top, and let nature take its course.
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The bodies' flat, intersecting shapes seem to rise upward and tumble downward at the same time, all the while prefiguring the abstract rigor and jumbled facets of Synthetic Cubism.
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You probably have already read about what's going on, so I'll be brief: You're looking at warm air from the Gulf of Mexico intersecting with frigid air in the North.
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They are fresh and relevant, and while many are deeply specific to the poets' infinitely intersecting identities, they have the underpinnings of some of our oldest, sweetest, and bitterest truths.
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Incidentally, Aguirre-Sacasa, along with Riverdale writer Aaron Allen, also worked on HBO's Big Love — a Mad Men-era prestige drama about the intersecting relationships in a polygamous Mormon household.
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Cory Booker once again had a strong night, showing comfort and ease discussing LGBTQ issues and specific policies to deal with difficulties stemming from intersecting identities like race and queerness.
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The intersecting threats of today Salafi-jihadi military organizations, principally al Qaeda and ISIS, pose the most imminent threat to the security and values of the United States and Europe.
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Divisadero, most representatively, follows a series of intersecting characters whose lives are broken repeatedly by World War I, World War II, Vietnam, the First Gulf War, and then the Second.
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Our digital experiences are crafted for us on the basis of our membership in a class—an intersecting set of collective traits, rather than an individual with agency or dignity.
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Yet so deft is Mr. Ayckbourn's dramatic shorthand that he can summon complete, quirkily detailed back stories for not one but three intersecting couples in a single, standard-length play.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads EL PASO, Texas — Driving towards the US–Mexico border at night, it's hard to miss the beams of lights intersecting across the Rio Grande.
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Constructed as glass domes and located on the headquarters campus, these three intersecting Spheres are filled with roughly 40,000 plants and serve as spaces for employees to work and lounge.
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Srini Rao, the Chief Scientific Officer of ATAI and the CEO of Entheogenix, agreed that there are intersecting, and sometimes competing, theories of how psychedelics help people—experientially or biologically.
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The massive depressions have drained the pond, pulled water out of another one nearby and forced the evacuation of eight nearby homes, with some overlapping and intersecting to become larger.
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With support from the Ariadne Getty Foundation, Gaycation will premiere a special entitled United We Stand, about the status of America's intersecting minority communities in the wake of the election.
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It's completely void of irony and kitsch, but they do use ingredients, recipes, and cooking techniques of yesteryear to showcase all of the intersecting lines that make up Canadian cuisine.
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Each of the releases has had a hand as establishing her place as the one of the instrument's preeminent experimentalists, unfurling intersecting arpeggios that give the recordings a delirious momentum.
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Though the sport has diminished in the culture and participation continues to dwindle, hunting still causes great controversy in America — intersecting with issues including gun control, animal rights, and environmentalism.
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And there's evidence that the marches and other movements of the past three years have made white women more aware of how intersecting racism and sexism impact women of color.
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Set in a middle-class neighborhood and centering on sex worker Pari, well-educated housewife Sara and musician Babak, Soozandeh conjures an intersecting narrative featuring licentious mullahs and backstreet surgeons.
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The island, most of which is owned by a privately held Tokyo development company, is uninhabited and hosts two intersecting unpaved runways that were abandoned under a previous development project.
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While the story takes place at the same time as the movie and involves some of the same locations and characters, it plays out in parallel without intersecting too strongly.
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According to Fairfax Media, three intersecting Poké Stops placed in Peg Paterson Park — which reportedly had been responsible for attracting hordes of Pokémon Go players — simply vanished sometime on Monday.
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Say these women's names first, even, before the litany of men's names, to mark the intersecting terrors of racism, sexism, and heterosexism at work in those women's lives and deaths.
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His constructivist paintings feature intersecting geometric bodies, he melted Plexiglas sculptures into strange shapes in his oven, and he created striking advertising, such as a 1936 design for Imperial Airways.
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Highlighting those intersecting roles, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak also serves as head of several Russian government commissions on trade and cooperation including with Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey and Qatar.
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This would be true anywhere, but it's particularly telling in a major world capital that has managed to remain constantly isolated from international critical and curatorial practices, intersecting them only aleatorily.
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But that can be weird if, for example, a building is intersecting the horizon line — they'll both get the same enhancement treatment as if the building is part of the land.
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Except that around the globe, we increasingly see three worlds, sometimes intertwined and intersecting, but still apparently separating a little further every year: the ultra-rich, the rich, and the poor.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: To do a white-label branded service for -- LARRY FINK: But also using our technology and then intersecting that, and it saves them a lot of money, too.
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Both boast siblings in the fashion world (Nicola's brother Will Peltz is a model who also appeared in the 2014 horror flick Unfriended) and hang with their own intersecting celebrity squads.
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Speaking to Entertainment Weekly last year, executive producer Ryan Murphy discussed how the Simpson trial foreshadowed our current cultural landscape with its intersecting issues of race, gender, class, media, and justice.
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So I knew about this sort of strange landscape, where you have these intersecting families and friends who are so close, but they're from those two very different parts of town.
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Speaking of luck and timing, some would explain it as the founder's genius in discerning emerging and intersecting trends and then building precisely the kind of company that capitalizes on them.
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That's really intersecting with this exhibition because we're studying bass on different vibrational levels, working with subwoofers and drum shakers to vibrate surfaces and using different structures to create different effects.
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Tentatively titled "Vessel," the public landmark will consist of 1003 intersecting flights of stairs and 80 landings zigzagging up above a plaza and garden on the far west side of Manhattan.
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HBO's Westworld is quickly approaching Lost levels of intersecting plotlines but this time with actual robots and more layers of religious symbolism than [obvious anime reference that I keep making redacted].
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Mexico City, with its dramatic history, intersecting cultures, and native art traditions that stretched from pre-Columbian Mayan and Aztec sculpture to a lively contemporary-art scene, presented an interesting alternative.
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Not only will you revel in the main characters' pursuits of the city's most high-profile cases, but marvel as they try to balance their intersecting personal lives in the process.
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The tax code is a spider web of intersecting provisions — one small tweak can set off a cascade of effects, which makes modeling the impact of the Republican tax bill difficult.
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Artists who find themselves outside of these categories tend to be more aware of the intersections of gender, race, class, and disability, because they face the tyranny of such intersecting factors.
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A veteran of publications including Women's Wear Daily and W, and various Condé Nast magazines, he has been photographing the intersecting worlds of fashion, music and art since the late 1960s.
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"For the People" focuses on lawyers in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, charting their intersecting lives as they practice opposing sides of the law.
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" Langhofer's letter also calls on Congress "to protect future presidential transitions from having their private records misappropriated by government agencies, particularly in the context of sensitive investigations intersecting with political motives.
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Deep disposal wells are typically less than a foot in diameter, so the chance of any individual well intersecting a fault that is ready to have an earthquake is quite small.
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It preserves the confounding spirit of the original, with jittery percussion parts intersecting and unwinding in a way that feels head-spinning, like a panic attack in a tangle of vines.
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Journalists who cover class exclusively, or as part of an intersecting beat like gender or racial justice, tell me they sometimes have to convince editors that their stories are even newsworthy.
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She is most endearing when she spatters her composition with little slivers of light that are the result of intersecting shadows and forms, and arise particularly through her wonderful inventions of fingers.
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Elizabeth Halloran, a representative from the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), told me that this case is "horrific" and emphasized that intersecting injustices exacerbate the level of risk trans youth are subjected to.
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What once felt like a single stream of parallel life trajectories now began to branch and fork into dozens of tributaries, the odds of each tributary intersecting with another diminishing with time.
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Also on the first floor is an office with a huge picture window built above intersecting built-in desks running nearly the length of their respective walls, topped by shelves and bookcases.
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NEW YORK An article on Saturday about the relatively high proportion of cyclists killed in Brooklyn misidentified the road intersecting Avenue U in describing where a cyclist was killed on Jan. 2698.
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During my almost half-century of teaching international relations at Princeton University and Purdue University, I routinely reminded my students that there exist multiple and intersecting axes of conflict in world politics.
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There are endless pop culture and political debates that are easier to talk about if we remember that people have multiple, intersecting identities that color their experiences and our reactions to them.
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If you don't immediately recognize Liane Moriarty's name, you may remember her novel-turned-HBO-series "Big Little Lies," about the intersecting lives of three women whose children attend the same kindergarten.
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We see close-ups of the pyramids' steep stairs and intersecting planes — especially in tightly framed shots at Tenayuca — that seem to have initially inspired a pursuit of diagonal lines and planes.
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The project featured at Granary Arts focuses on the Mende river goddess, Tingoi, and imagined conversations between African deities as they travel through time and space, interfering and intersecting with human life.
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In this case, the following rebus answers would be accepted: JACK J (The first letter) The second type is where the rebus entry reads differently for the intersecting Across and Down entries.
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"It's really these intersecting forms of inequality that put trans women of color at the highest risk of homicide," Kerith Conron, research director and distinguished scholar at the Williams Institute, told CNN.
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Democrats talk a lot about intersectionality these days, but two of the party's core concerns—fighting climate change and vulnerable communities—are intersecting like never before, and few are raising hell about it.
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Pitches and chords and beats can be collapsed in on themselves, the relationships between them made elastic, the metronomic ticking of the clock rendered irrelevant by rhythms overlapping and intersecting in fractally bliss.
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"Shared courtyards and intersecting walkways were designed to encourage social cohesion among the residents," Natasha Egan, executive director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago, writes in a book essay.
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As an instrumental record, there's little in the actual sounds that directly lead toward these themes, but in the placid geometry of these intersecting lines you can feel Hauschildt straining toward something greater.
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Bill Arning, director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, for instance, bought a white rug with intersecting black lines by James Welling from BravinLee after seeing it at an art fair in Miami.
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What a stroke of luck that two of Renaissance Rome's most ravishing streets, Via del Pellegrino and the intersecting Via dei Banchi Vecchi, are lined with some of the city's most tempting boutiques.
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X Ring with White Diamonds, available at AUrate, $900 - $1,000Available in 14k or 18k yellow, white, and rose gold Diagonally intersecting gold bands adorned with little diamonds make this an eye-catching piece.
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For East Elmhurst, the disruptions of these huge machines are a part of everyday life, and Rothenberg's images show the planes intersecting with roofs, telephone wires, and trees as they make their descents.
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Since GUAC begins at that intersecting G, there needs to be a number in the first box ... but GSECTION is really the continuation of STRING SECTION rather than its own eight-letter answer.
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Over at the FTC, agency leaders decided it was time to bring on an expert who could advise on issues intersecting technology and policy, and they hired their first chief technologist in 22020.
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I hope today's puzzle is a bit more solver-friendly than some of my previous efforts, because of the long intersecting across and down entries that run through the center of the grid.
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His series of colorful drawings look like excerpts from Basquiat paintings gone rogue, each filled with an abundance of detail that carry intersecting layers of meaning, like visual renditions of an abstract novel.
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It is like staring at multiple mazes overlapping and intersecting each other: if you follow a row of repeated signs, you soon find your attention darting around, like a fish, before settling down again.
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It's a pair of intersecting 21000-mile-round rings of superconducting magnets that accelerate bunches of particles (usually protons, sometimes entire atomic nuclei) at high energies and collide them inside of building-sized detectors.
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It's a pair of intersecting 16-mile-round rings of superconducting magnets that accelerate bunches of particles (usually protons, sometimes entire atomic nuclei) at high energies and collide them inside of building-sized detectors.
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"The potential for a U.S. government shutdown is intersecting with worries about the long-term geopolitical risks associated with Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital to push money into the yen," he said.
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But we're less likely to ask for help, and Dr. Okazaki says that even when we do, it's hard to find therapists or counselors who are culturally competent enough to understand our intersecting identities.
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Winfrey's speech also wove together the intersecting problems of racism and misogyny in a way that media coverage of harassment in Hollywood, much of it focused on white actresses, has sometimes failed to do.
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Details: The Safe System approach focuses on three intersecting tenets: Road safety is a shared responsibility; transportation initiatives are based on both experience and anticipated problems; and AV systems, like human drivers, are fallible.
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Black women suffer disproportionately high rates of domestic violence, a fact that can be linked to many other intersecting problems, including lack of access to resources and distrust of authorities who should provide protection.
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Anyone who has seen both a modular synthesizer and an old-fashioned telephone switchboard will notice the lines of intersecting wires and switches and patch bays on the two machines bear a striking resemblance.
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These femmebird icons are people who have contributed to the expression and identity of femme, in many cases to our intersecting movements, and generally to our conceptions and expressions of justice and/or style.
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Women have different identities and intersecting issues that relate to the fact that they're women, but then also intersect in different ways where not every feminist, not every woman shares the same different issues.
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The movie — directed by Paul Duddridge and released, of course, just in time for Mother's Day weekend — works an intersecting-stories structure as it follows several mother-daughter pairs through tensions, tears and reconciliations.
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In this connection, of course, President Trump will also have to more closely examine this country's intersecting arrangements for active and passive defenses and all similarly overlapping preparations for cyber defense and cyber war.
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"Eco concerns are intersecting with what we do, and this is just the beginning of the future that Kanye envisioned for us to start working on and creating and challenged us to," said Smith.
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One of Variety's Ten Documentarians to Watch, first time filmmaker Bing Liu orbits the lives of three skateboarding boys in Rockford, Illinois, and their intersecting histories of economic struggle, domestic strife, and reckless partying.
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But the effect is to create a compelling universe of sound and motion, bodies intersecting, ricocheting and scattering like colliding atoms as Mr. Soulier deploys canon and counterpoint, unison and alignment to intriguing effect.
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The direction nods toward the series' opening credits (which feature a Go board), turning the city of Berlin into a series of intersecting lines and elaborate games played out by the show's many spies.
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"They are in fact two varying phenomena that in some ways have certainly similar challenges for us, but now very clearly are intersecting at times," said Customs and Border Protection Deputy Commissioner Robert Perez.
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The "female" often serves as entry point, as in "Big Bathers: Another Judgement" (1984), where the artist's exploration of intersecting notions of race and beauty among women actually serve to privilege the male gaze.
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The final product felt bumpy in terms of some odd and obscure fill, but kudos to Mr. Eaton-Salners for intersecting two of the Across theme entries with the central long Down theme entry.
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Thus we see how fascism cannily adapts to continue to hide its ugliness, and the inherent ironies in this, with the added detail of the historical and contemporary intersecting in a wildly random way.
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Jake would love to be a filmmaker, but it's Gemma who turns out to have an eye for the perfect shot, and the two keep intersecting at random through the years, without ever quite connecting.
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The scooters, nonexistent at last year's festival, are everywhere in Austin this week, with thousands of vehicles concentrated in the roughly 224-square-mile area stretching from the Texas Capitol to the intersecting Colorado River.
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At the same time, these intersecting lines diminish the distance between geographic and sociopolitical spheres, and illuminate the layers of meaning that have accrued over the last century upon, for example, seaweed or motor oil.
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In the essays collected in How to Write an Autobiographical Novel, Chee writes vividly and tenderly about his many intersecting identities: a gay Korean American man, a tarot reader, a student, a writer, an activist.
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Beyond owning a gritty-yet-femme aesthetic, Girl Mobb's work is meant to stick it to the graffiti and street art scenes — two intersecting subcultures that are still overwhelmingly male and dripping with masculine ego.
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The show is situated in Sharjah's Flying Saucer building, an iconic architectural landmark noted for its triangular "diagrid" of intersecting columns, strangely reminiscent of the flying saucer from Slava Tsukerman's 1982 cult-classic Liquid Sky.
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But unfortunately what's been happening with the GM strike — being the largest since 1982 and intersecting with the woolly leftism of several presidential candidates — is that the walkout has taken on an alarmingly romantic quality.
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A pair of islands in the intersecting St.-Maurice River creates three channels where they meet the larger waterway, giving Trois-Rivières or Three Rivers, the second oldest Francophone city in North America, its name.
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Mr. Daunno, a 34-year-old from New Jersey, and Ms. Gray, a 37-year-old who grew up in a roving military family, spoke in separate interviews about their intersecting journeys through parallel shows.
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For example, Senga Nengudi's installation "Nuki Nuki: Across 118th St" (1982/2014) is a collection of thin wooden slats strung above the ground with stretched nylon mesh, haphazardly intersecting with one another and the floor.
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In Don't Call Us Dead ("don't call us dead / call us alive someplace better"), Smith articulates the experience of being part of two intersecting communities that perpetually grapple with the deaths of young black men.
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Yet we see it, too, in the rise of the alt-right, the "manosphere," and the myriad intersecting — and at times intellectually contradictory — internet sub-movements that, for many of their members, operate as quasi-religions.
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The AP's findings represent the first systematic effort to calculate the scope of the intersecting interests of Clinton foundation donors and people who met personally with Clinton or spoke to her by phone about their needs.
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On the internet, "identity politics" is a catchphrase used mostly as a weapon against the left, and I start to notice that my intersecting identities seem to matter more on social media than in real life.
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It follows the intersecting lives of three main characters: the grieving widower Reverend Tillman (Wendell Pierce) the loyal congregant Helen Wayne (Karen Kaia Livers), and her unemployed son Daniel Wayne (Dominique McClellan) who struggles with alcoholism.
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Now that the media dust has settled and the news have cycled elsewhere, we still must reckon with the continued rocky road to freedom and the intersecting matrices of collective and individual choices to move forward.
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For the Race/Related newsletter (sign up here), I called Simon Romero, The Times's correspondent in Rio de Janeiro, to get a better sense of how race and the colossal spectacle of the Games are intersecting.
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So the obvious next step was a puzzle where the Down answers worked as valid entries with or without the letter from the intersecting theme entry, so solvers would see "BRAG" when the clue suggested BRA.
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Pricey wine flows in five-star hotels, work continues on a new metro system, and a striking National Museum, shaped as a series of giant intersecting discs, is set to become the city's latest architectural marvel.
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"You'll find everybody living here — from wealthy businessmen to people with no teeth," Torben Stiller, who spends part of the year in a small house he built off one of Fjordbyen's intersecting gravel paths, told me.
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Trude Guermonprez's woven sculpture presents two intersecting flat tapestries that form an X. It's hung just a few feet from Kay Sekimachi's ethereal weaving of nylon monofilament, pillowy in its shape, never meant to lie flat.
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"Google and many of the other largest tech companies are building broad, intersecting empires of information about consumers through hundreds of acquisitions that are too often not scrutinized, much less challenged," she said in a statement.
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In Rakesh Satyal's "No One Can Pronounce My Name," his second novel after the well-received "Blue Boy," we are given a portrait of the Indian-American experience filtered through the lens of three intersecting characters.
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Three intersecting geo-economic and geo-political trends feel a lot like an update of the 1920s: The notion that we could be even remotely near another global paroxysm will strike many as ridiculous and unthinkable.
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The first is where the rebus entry reads the same for both the intersecting Across and Down entries, like this puzzle by Elizabeth Long from December 1, 2011, where the word JACK was the rebus element.
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CreditCreditScott McIntyre for The New York Times The role of evangelical Christianity in American politics has been a hotly discussed topic this year, intersecting with front-burner issues like immigration, the Supreme Court and social justice.
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Hollywood doesn't have a great track record when it comes to having deaf actors telling their own stories, which is why Wonderstruck, Todd Haynes' film about two characters leading intersecting journeys 50 years apart, feels so unique.
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Closed for installation, Fiona Connor, SculptureCenter, #4 April 29 – July 29 For her new commission at SculptureCenter, Fiona Connor produces a set of intersecting works that bring together the artist's investment in the various operations of sculpture.
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Christina Greer, a professor of political science at Fordham University who specializes in black ethnic politics, said Biden has to present his career as a rich tableau with varied experiences and intersecting with all types of people.
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"This law will disproportionately impact black Floridians with a felony conviction, who face the intersecting barriers of accessing jobs in a state with long-standing wealth and employment disparities," Aden explained in a statement earlier this year.
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Nubank is now worth $7003 billion after Tencent's $2700 million investment The final piece of this intersecting web of investments and relationships is Rappi — the Colombian delivery service business that was also backed by Monazhees and Base2400.
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Issues related to child care, like universal Pre-K and maternal leave, are important to quality of life for younger generations, but there are several intersecting issues like gun reform and immigrants' rights that also factor in.
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Since 2010, the New York-based multimedia artist has been hard at work on a series of drawings called Mazes to the Motherlode, each one an intricate, overwhelming collection of intersecting lines of black ink on paper.
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Lee Foss' productions over the last decade and a half have been lessons in casual optimism, a demonstration of the way to craft giddiness out of just a few intersecting synth lines and an insistent kick drum.
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His increasingly harried face registers Maura's confusion as her ignorance about so many members of her own community — which she hasn't yet realized is actually many intersecting communities — starts to poison her misguided mission to save Elizah.
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Ironically, the strength of that backlash is one of the best measures of the power of these intersecting concerns can have when women of different racial, regional, and economic backgrounds -- and their allies -- unite to rise together.
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" Predetermined floor patterns and exacting movements give way to shifts in pace and divergence from the mold as her performers — six women dancing in three intersecting pairs — tap into "states of anxiety, erotics, play, power and fear.
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If we were to do an uptrend here from mid-2018, extend that trend line up, it is intersecting the price right on top of this dotted moving average, which is also the 200-period moving average.
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In Cory Imig's (Kansas City) elemental architectural intervention "Linear Spaces" (2020), two intersecting planes made of hanging blue satin ribbons, ratchet straps, and hardware are installed near large windows, channeling the sweeping blue sky into the space.
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A drawing from 1982 not included in this show is the self-portrait "Let Her Be." It depicts a figure from the shoulders up, facing the viewer, and rendered through intersecting and curving bundles of striated bands.
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Foreseeing the boon in international commerce that intersecting railroads could bring, two Russian brothers named Jacob and Isaac Isaacson set up a trading post in 603, which was renamed Nogales by the U.S. Postal Service soon thereafter.
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The stories about fatness that are being lauded and written about and produced right now are about white women, or at least star white women, as if fatness and joy intersecting is purely a story of white people.
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From pro DJ hardware to gadgets that upgrade the instruments you already own to innovative music education tools and apps, NAMM showed that now, more than ever, the worlds of music and tech are intersecting in interesting ways.
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I might bellyache with an opportunity to intersect with mainstream culture at the wrong time, but on the flipside I might say I had great fortune intersecting with underground culture, at the right place, at the right time.
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While Islamophobia is often discussed in general terms, it's worth noting that these intersecting identities can do a lot to determine a person's experience — and, thus, that there's no one story about the effects of anti-Muslim attitudes.
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Some women took to the Facebook event page to express their fear and frustration that the protest represented an exclusive feminism for white women only, ignoring intersecting race, class, and sexual orientation identities that may have other needs.
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I then came up with the idea of using JR PAC-MAN, creating two intersecting stacks of 8-letter entries, which I would say seemed just crazy enough to work, but to be honest, it just seemed crazy.
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I then came up with the idea of using JR PAC-MAN, creating two intersecting stacks of 8-letter entries, which I would say seemed just crazy enough to work, but to be honest, it just seemed crazy.
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Hurley is a New Jersey native and has a background with Cragg, who spent more than 30 years in various administrative roles at Duke, his time intersecting with Hurley's playing days with the Blue Devils from 1989-93.
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As Cottom herself notes in one of the later essays, there is a growing, if small, cohort of writers online and in print who do a great job covering the intersecting political and personal elements of black feminism.
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Suddenly, the third season of one of the better streaming Marvel shows had to function as a double finale, for both Jessica Jones the series and as the final chapter in the sometimes intersecting stories of the Netflix heroes.
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I'm about to reach this tangle of intersecting freeways, and about a mile before, I see the light bar in the top of the steering wheel go from green to red, and feel a sharp buzz in my chair.
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This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color Edited by Cherríe Moraga and Gloria E. Anzaldúa This feminist anthology is full of essays by women of color who explore the nuances that come with intersecting identities.
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Think of the chases in the cartoon "Scooby Doo", where characters constantly spring in and out of apparently-intersecting rooms, or of John Cleese's ruthless merchant banker sending a charity worker down a trapdoor in "Monty Python's Flying Circus".
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I want to highlight the fact that when we come together to share space and time, our intersecting marginalizations actually create universes around us, taking us to a place free from judging eyes—even if just for a moment.
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The state is also home to flourishing and intersecting far-right subcultures, including the skinhead and hooligan scenes; a group of violent neo-Nazi hooligans known as the "Fist of the East," supports the local football team, Dresden Dynamo.
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The result is a thicket of intersecting relationships among police, coroners and a wide network of scientists the company taps, a Reuters examination of hundreds of wrongful death lawsuits and interviews with lawyers for both plaintiffs and police found.
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"Reputations" can be read and enjoyed on many levels: for its reflections on art, memory and fate; for its account of recent Colombian history at a slant, which is Vásquez's trademark approach; for its Jungian exploration of lives intersecting.
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Like the Cybertruck itself, it also featured a body design with a lot of intersecting flat planes and angels, and it was done up in matte black, which makes it look like the ATV version of a stealth bomber.
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The play, written by Matthew Lopez and directed by Stephen Daldry, was inspired by E.M. Forster's masterful novel "Howards End," and similarly explores issues of class and real estate through the intersecting relationships of a small group of people.
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"We're set up with all the proper protocols and things in place in order to be doing the work we're doing, which is very serious in nature because we're intersecting with issues that tie into the criminal code," cybertip.
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There is nothing to look forward to in these stories, really, and after you've read a few you are mostly just going over the various and familiar intersecting disasters that make up this man's heart, stations of the cross style.
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But when news of a women's march first circulated, many women of color, with varying intersecting identities, expressed skepticism on whether a new women's movement in the wake of Trump's presidency would truly be inclusive to all women of color.
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Yass is still months from its grand opening, but the many intersecting issues complicating its launch—gentrification, racism, wealth, and history—are essential parts of queer history and the new neighborhood models being created in the wake of Silicon Valley.
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When: Opens Saturday, October 15, 5–8pm Where: Vincent Price Art Museum at East Los Angeles College (1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez, Monterey Park) American youth culture is not monolithic, with intersecting histories developing based on geography, race, gender, and sexual identity.
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The quake was centered 2 miles (3.2 km) west of Cushing, a small city of about 8,000 people some 50 miles west of Tulsa, which is the location of intersecting oil pipelines and is considered a hub for crude oil shipment.
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It is astounding, when you think about it: Warner Bros and DC are attempting to build an entire DC Universe, multiple movies with countless characters and intersecting storylines, without at least laying down the basic trackwork of a justifying plot.
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In the tussle with Turkey over the Russian air defense system, a thorny mix of diplomatic and technological challenges are intersecting with the President's affinity for strongmen leaders and his tendency to execute international diplomacy based on his personal relationships.
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Academia certainly has an important place in selecting and elevating certain voices to relevance in a broader culture, but let's not forget that a college isn't a town hall: it's a particular community of people engaged in intersecting missions of education.
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The left-leaning, transformational community that populates this scene is often opposed to simplifying identities down to a single label, but it's hard to express the bricolage, intersecting, multifarious characters they project without at least leaning on labels a little.
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The film follows the intersecting lives of an elite unit of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and a successful bank robbery crew as the outlaws plan a seemingly impossible heist on the Federal Reserve Bank in downtown Los Angeles.
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Demon City is largely the outgrowth of this line of thinking; even as she enlists her friends to contribute, there's a warped voice that's distinctly Crampton's, a way of overstuffing samples and intersecting instrumentals that could only belong to her.
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Avenatti's theatrics, and the often-intersecting paths of the Mueller probe and his own legal crusade, have left him vulnerable to the charge that he is merely piggybacking onto an investigation that would move forward with or without his participation.
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Unlike traditional knitting techniques, the thread used in Vrellis' embroidery work isn't actually woven but is instead knitted as straight lines contained within the circle—an assembly of intersecting and overlapping 'chord' lines, for those of us who remember geometry.
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Pinmei and the other heroes of Lin's books tell one another Chinese myths and folk tales, reimagined by Lin with intersecting imagery that weaves from tale to tale and from book to book like a spider's web shining with dew.
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But the sprawling paper trail the case has left behind — legal filings, trial transcripts and wiretap records — reveals a larger saga of favor-trading and back-room deals that connects its various players in an intersecting web of venality and vice.
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We discuss when and how young people have been moved to challenge the state as a result of direct, cultural or structural violence toward its people, often along intersecting axes of identity, including race, gender, sexuality, class, citizenship and disability.
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Reid's book, for which Lena Waithe has already bought the screen rights, revolves around the intersecting lives of Alix, a privileged white mom in Philadelphia; Emira, her 25-year-old black babysitter; and Kelley, a white man Emira ends up dating.
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You might think of the movies in the best-picture category as a kind of expanded cinematic universe — not of superheroes, but of ordinary, extraordinary lives, overlapping and intersecting in a sprawling national epic too big for any one film.
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The diagram is filled with the candidates' policy positions, differing over the Iraq War, Obamacare, gun control, Wall Street, the minimum wage, infrastructure, Israel, and so on, and intersecting with Planned Parenthood, immigration, climate change, and Citizens United, among others.
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In "Sensory Systems," you'll find several of the show's masterpieces: "Cells in the retina of the eye," a vertical stack of textures and intersecting lines and shapes, suggests a wall hanging by a very ambitious fiber artist of the 1950s.
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It includes a scene from a 1968 documentary on "female impersonators," a clip from a viral video of a boy "becoming" a man—and vogueing—at his bar mitzvah, and other scenes that depict family rituals intersecting with gender in its various forms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A small stone flake marked with intersecting lines of red ochre pigment some 73,000 years ago that was found in a cave on South Africa's southern coast represents what archaeologists on Wednesday called the oldest-known example of human drawing.
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It goes by several names, including "mill" and "cowboy checkers," and it's very reminiscent of Nine Men's Morris—a game, which like checkers and chess, involves intersecting squares and small pieces, called "men," that are engaged in combat, as the Moscow Times reports.
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In this special presentation of Gaycation, made possible with support from the Ariadne Getty Foundation, co-hosts Ellen Page and Ian Daniel travel to our nation's capital to join the conversation and try to figure out what's next for America's intersecting minority communities.
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Size: 9,807 square feet Price per square foot: $291 Indoors: A showplace for an art collection, the slate-roofed house is built in the shape of a letter T, with two intersecting, double-height great rooms with vaulted redwood ceilings and glulam beams.
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In the call for sex workers rights organizations including the Black Sex Workers Collective, find it important to call attention to the intersecting interests that encompass the issue: reproductive rights, labor laws, and representation of the LGBTQ community, to name a few.
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But though the rhetoric has advanced, encompassing intersecting issues of tax policy, gender, public health, and even fashion, the action to achieve menstrual equity — wherein everyone with a uterus can participate equally and fully in society without undue burden — is only beginning.
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Of all the intersecting relationships featured in Love Actually, the one that left fans with the most lingering questions was the one between husband and wife Karen and Harry, played by real-life longtime friends Emma Thompson and the late Alan Rickman.
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This problem besets even the simplest blackboard model of demand and supply, represented in textbooks by two intersecting diagonal lines, one sloping upwards (because sellers supply more when prices are high) the other downwards (because buyers demand more when prices are low).
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The first season featured a prominent storyline about three white, rich folks whose story ended up intersecting with the House of Evangelista (and Angel, in particular), but those characters never appeared in season two and were only alluded to briefly in passing.
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Another film taking aim at Canada's national politics intersecting with hockey, The Rocket stands above the average hockey biopic by portraying Canadiens legend Maurice Richard as the tip of the Quebecois cultural spear during a time of division between French and English Canada.
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For the first half of the video, Shaun introduces "his cameramen" of intersecting Nazi streamers and traces their advancement into Charlottesville's Emancipation Park, alternating between dynamic ground-level video footage and a flat, birds-eye view of the obviously flawed police action plan.
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Nearly penniless, he lived and worked in a loft in the East Village, training his camera on the friends whose intersecting lives and loves became the subject matter of his art, along with the evolving sexual-liberation movement and the public emergence of gay life.
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It focuses on using a ship's onboard high-resolution LIDAR and radar to easily predict rogue waves, the beastly swells ranging from around 10 to 100 feet that sometimes mysteriously pop up in the ocean, likely the result of atmospheric pressure or intersecting wave systems.
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SETI and the revolution in Big Data are now intersecting in a big way; the recent search yielded 13 PB worth of data, but the Breakthrough Listen team expects the size of the archive to grow to around 25 PB over the next several years.
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Once disparate fields of science are intersecting in unprecedented ways — physicists are flocking to solve biology's complex problems, geologists and astronomers mind meld over the search for alien life, and ecologists and economists collaborate to try to figure out how we compete and cooperate.
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Ultimately, the unexpected success of both Bernie and Corbyn demonstrates that a lot of people on both sides of the Atlantic are fed up with failed status quo politics, and are hungry for genuine solutions to the multiple intersecting crises we face as a society.
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The sides of the busway are landscaped and a bike path runs parallel, but at crossings, when you can see up and down intersecting streets, the view is of strip malls, liquor stores, car dealerships, and boxy apartment buildings butting up against single-family homes.
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Designed by Studio Arthur Casas as a five-person family's weekend escape, its intersecting, Tetris-like volumes, shaped by the site ("the architect must be nature's ally," said Mr. Casas) are clad in diverse, earth-toned materials like granite, timber, and wood-colored aluminum.
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A low-slung rocking chair from 1962, carved from warmly stained oak and finished with stretched leather, looks as aerodynamic as a bobsled; a bench of stained black ash, with two swooping seats attached to intersecting cones, was made in 2015 with computer assistance.
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In my own work, I found that the Syrian conflict was not just triggered by climate change, but a range of intersecting factors—Syria's domestic crude oil production had peaked in the mid-90s, leading state revenues to hemorrhage as oil production and exports declined.
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Tucker was the class president his senior year and believes that experience working with the school's diverse population, along with his time intersecting with the Little Rock Nine, the nine African American students who first desegregated, as foundational to his ability to reach black voters.
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"What you see with Emma is someone who is aware that she's Cuban, aware that she's a woman and aware that she is bisexual and she sees all those things as continuous and intersecting, that these issues should all be thought about together," Morales says.
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Each canvas in "New and Recent Paintings," at Mitchell Algus Gallery, her first New York solo show and one of the few times she's shown outside her native Quebec, is a black, white or rosy beige monochrome interrupted by a complication of intersecting shadows.
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Like others in the intersecting media and entertainment circles of Manhattan and Hollywood, Mr. Carter said the status quo would not hold, now that AT&T hadsignaled that, for the time being, it was not going to operate the network in a hands-off manner.
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But there's also "ベヘリット" which leans on several intersecting synth melodies to craft a slippery, dense electro exercise full of both dancefloor ecstasy and the wide-eyed fragility of the early synth pieces that populate the "MOOG" grab bag at your local record store.
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However, I still advocate that queer and trans people of color find therapists of color; as queer people of color, our experiences are informed by our intersecting identities, and a therapist who understands the reality of these identities can help our community heal from intersectional trauma.
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Jonathan Rosenbaum notes how Thank God I'm still an atheist not only pays tribute to Luis Buñuel, but also, with intersecting images like the sliced eye from Un Chien Andalou being pierced by a crucifix, links disparate images from the filmmaker's vast career into wry commentary.
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Machine learning is fantastic at learning vague rules in restricted tasks (like spotting the difference between cats and dogs or identifying skin cancer), but it can't easily turn a stack of data into the complex, intersecting, and occasionally irrational guidelines that make up modern English speech.
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The album opens with "I Love a Woman (Who Loves Me)," a simple acoustronic track that sets the tone for what Kinsella and company try to accomplish throughout the album—sparse yet intersecting guitar work with the occasional electronic programming, coupled with analytical yet earnest lyrics.
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