"Everyone joined together to help our island heal," Martin adds.
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Cross Joint: Two joints joined together to create a cross.
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Italy's fractious political parties joined together to condemn the attack.
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Tears and laughter joined together; so did sympathy and rage.
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MORE (Ariz.) joined together to kill the "skinny" repeal legislation.
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The two cases were joined together by the Luxembourg-based court.
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Whites and blacks joined together in police forces and local governments.
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Once we were a nation that joined together to build things.
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They are all curved and joined together to look totally seamless.
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And what God has joined together, let no man put asunder.
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Now, though, Wade and James have joined together one more time.
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Chris Christie of the Garden State joined together with Democratic Sens.
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They are simultaneously separate, governed by different laws, and joined together.
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Coffee and ice cream: two separate holy creations, joined together by love.
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"Joined together, we will win this battle for our soul," he wrote.
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The female dancers joined together, encircling "him" in a kind of cage.
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Joined together, these objects become haunting talismans of the Nazi death machine.
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Those whom God has so joined together, let no man put asunder.
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They are, however, joined together by the vivid way they each convey emotions.
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They joined together under the name "Wikipedia Project: Firearms," or "WP:Firearms" for short.
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"Those whom God has joined together let no one put asunder," he said.
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A handful of other victims joined together to do same, talking almost daily.
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That they are not truly joined together until there is a perfect seal?
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We are never all together, but we are joined together by the Mets.
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Some small cities also joined together with neighboring ones to form regional bids.
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At dusk in Baghdad, some Sunni and Shia Muslims joined together in prayer.
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The Financial Times reportedthe two firms had joined together for a bid in October.
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Joined together on the stage are other women whose lives were uprooted by war.
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Imagine what could change if 54 million voices joined together and took a stand.
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Hundreds of nongovernmental organizations joined together as the Coalition for the International Criminal Court.
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Investigators said the Thomas Fire first began as two separate blazes that joined together.
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Second, our lives, which had joined together over the 11 years prior, suddenly bifurcated.
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The paintings are big, sometimes made of two or four boxy panels joined together.
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And so they joined together and said We're going to break the color line.
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But then we went back, and the community joined together and made it happen.
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So a coalition of opposition parties joined together and boycotted the election in protest.
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The Financial Times reported the two firms had joined together for a bid in October.
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During scar revision the scar is removed and the surrounding healthy tissue is joined together.
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The words for new era, xin shidai, come first when joined together with Deng's formulation.
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During a break between songs, the crowd joined together for a round of "Happy Birthday".
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There's the bun, for example: Does it count as sandwich bread if it's joined together?
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Flashback: It would not be the first time that Renault and Jeep were joined together.
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The system is comprised of two 5.2-inch 5.23p screens, joined together by a hinge.
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Many farmers then joined together to work under the umbrella of state and cooperative farms.
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Northerners and Southerners joined together in dedicating Civil War military parks and holding veteran reunions.
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In just four days, thousands of people from different backgrounds joined together as one family.
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Two families are joined together Donor families and recipients do not always meet like this.
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Of the Ringlings' seven sons, five joined together to begin the infamous Ringling Bros. Circus.
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It features two white mittens joined together with the words, "Warmest Greetings" scrolled in the middle.
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Translators, promoters, social-media leaders and link-creators joined together to promote it across the internet.
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We are all joined together as one American family and your suffering is our burden also.
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Joined together, for example, the living trees have enhanced access to resources like water and nutrients.
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A day when every stream of allegations and accusations also joined together in one rushing river.
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Texas and nine other states have joined together to pressure the Trump administration to overturn DACA.
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It's been 150 years since two railroads were joined together to form the first Transcontinental Railroad.
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But they have joined together to introduce legislation to restore federal Pell Grants for incarcerated people.
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Africa, South America, Antarctica and Australia had joined together with India and Madagascar to form Gondwana.
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At one collapsed building, hundreds of volunteers joined together with uniformed officials to clear the rubble.
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It has three USB-C ports: one on its bottom and two joined together along its side.
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Rather the group of former writers and editors joined together with supporters to call for its death.
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In 1947, these two elements joined together to enact the Taft-Hartley Act over President Truman's veto.
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In a video shared on her Instagram account, Cox and her OITNB costars joined together in solidarity.
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We are joined together today in sadness, shock and grief... It was an act of pure evil.
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Just you and nature (and maybe some bears, so be careful) joined together in a communal experience.
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Models and actors joined together to listen to great music and fête the designer's latest clothing launch.
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More recently, the two unions have joined together: on a 2014 mobilization campaign in Pinellas County, Fla.
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Now, a collection of tech industry giants has joined together to close the knowledge and trust gap.
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Once these have been joined together, they are sprayed with cement to support and strengthen the walls.
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There is an opinion that it perhaps used to be two houses that were later joined together.
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On the other are the meticulously choreographed warriors, who never seem less human than when joined together.
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They are physically joined together in a triple-cantilever structure that resembles a giant concrete wedding cake.
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People from all around the country joined together to protest against President Donald Trump and his new administration.
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The cabin is a made from a single chunk of carbon fiber, rather than multiple pieces joined together.
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The actresses joined together for performances of the musical's classic songs "It's A Hard Knock Life" and "Tomorrow."
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The rejuvenating effects are seen when lab mice are joined together in a rather gruesome procedure called parabiosis.
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A giant global network of radio/millimeter-wave telescopes joined together to create a virtual PLANET-SIZED telescope.
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If you're travelling as a couple, two suites can be joined together and turned into a double bed.
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The angel and artist are joined together by her arm reaching across the bed and touching his shoulder.
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The elder Bush and Clinton have joined together in response to disasters in the past, including Hurricane Katrina.
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"We are joined together today in sadness, shock and grief," Trump said in remarks at the White House.
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In 28500, 6900 human rights groups joined together lambasting President Obama's announcement and pleading with him to reconsider.
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When enemies attacked the city, the Mosul story goes, Assyrians and Arabs joined together to fight off invaders.
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It was a statue of two deities joined together: Narayana (an avatar of Vishnu) and his consort Lakshmi.
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The three captains of industry who just joined together to change American health care have always been close.
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" Many OITNB cast members recently joined together for a parody of Titus Andromedon's "Peeno Noir," entitled "Honey Jar.
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The broadcasters have taken issue with this and joined together in July to sue Locast for copyright violations.
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On Saturday, over a million people around the country joined together in solidarity to raise awareness for women's rights.
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Amy Klobuchar — all the female senators running for the Democratic ticket — recently joined together on legislation to repeal Hyde.
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I'm proud of the gains that we've made that we all joined together and worked so hard to make.
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For the second year in a row, people around the world joined together to voice their support for science.
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We were very lucky to spend some time on tour with Cloud Rat and are now joined together forever.
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Some Silicon Valley names joined together last year to launch the nonprofit Center for Humane Technology, including Roger McNamee.
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" Looping back up Sixth Avenue, they joined together in saying: "We don't need no cops rolling down our blocks!
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Officers and K-9 handlers joined together at the hospital for a vigil Thursday night, according to the AJC.
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To date, over 383 cities and municipalities have joined together as The Climate Mayors to reduce their own emissions.
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Both consist of two 4 kilometer "arms" joined together into an "L" shape containing an ultra-high vacuum system.
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" He also recalled the first Thanksgiving in which pilgrims and Native Americans joined together "to rejoice and praise God.
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Earlier this month, private companies and academic cancer centers joined together to launch their own mission to fight cancer.
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For Art Night, she has built up a theatrical space composed of three of her signature wall paintings joined together.
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I thought it was interesting that these guys with totally different views had joined together to fight one common enemy.
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Goodwin points to Sarah Clements and Ronnie Mosley, two survivors from distinct backgrounds who joined together to form Generation Progress.
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The story of how Americans joined together in unions to make jobs better is not a history to be mourned.
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"Following the horrors of World War I a century ago, civilized nations joined together to ban chemical warfare," Trump said.
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Her dish, though, I liked even better: crunchy cabbage and crispy fried noodles, joined together with the fluffy egg mixture.
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Thankfully this year saw the term redefined by Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus, who joined together as boygenius.
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Yet the country's president, Hassan Rouhani, said on Monday night that Iran could withstand American pressure if Iranians joined together.
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She convinced him to attend classes led by the modern-dance choreographer Lester Horton, whose company they eventually joined together.
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GOHMERT: And Rosenstein, Mueller, Comey, Weisman, they are joined together in so much of this stuff and yet it is incredible.
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As crowds in Paris helplessly watched the Notre-Dame Cathedral engulfed in flames on Monday night, they joined together in song.
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"This meeting was a reason for joy and happiness and emotion, to see how all Mexico has joined together, " he said.
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On Thursday, more than 20133 newspapers from across the country joined together to condemn the president's aggressive attacks on the media.
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PEOPLE Magazine and Bed Bath & Beyond have joined together in the search for doggone purr-fect new pet products and accessories.
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"A handful of old fissures have reactivated and joined together over the past few days," CNN's Scott McLean reported from Pahoa.
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To help challenge these misperceptions and bring attention to solutions, we have joined together as advisors for Advocates for Opioid Recovery.
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Separately, all five living former US presidents joined together to raise money for storm relief under the One America Appeal site.
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There is no wonder why thousands of former players have joined together to pursue major class action lawsuits against the NFL.
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And then Lennon decided the two best versions should be joined together, despite being in different keys and at different tempos.
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In the face of racism on campus, the students joined together in a tight cohort, learning and collaborating with one another.
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Instead, the painting offers you different paths into and out of its groupings, which are joined together in no predictable manner.
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According to News 7 Boston, the protesters joined together to remember the victims and call for lawmakers to enact stricter gun laws.
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Instead, the icy body is either shaped like a stretched football, called an "extreme prolate spheroid," or like two rocks joined together.
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Way back in 2014, the companies were joined together with the intention of building a drone designed to capture athletes in motion.
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The work documents a community of activists spanning 330 villages that joined together to fight industrial logging; Wutty was the undeniable leader.
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The world's three biggest LNG buyers - China, Japan and South Korea - joined together last year in March to secure flexible supply contracts.
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Sometimes we agree, such as when we joined together to fight for compassionate, life-saving international assistance that addresses malnutrition and pneumonia.
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On Thursday, big companies from Starbucks to Bank of America, Walmart and FedEx joined together in Atlanta to give them an opportunity.
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Students at the school joined together with teachers in the gymnasium where they learned how to rush and tackle an armed shooter.
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In an unprecedented move over the weekend, immigration judges, ICE prosecutors and lawyers joined together to call for courts to be closed.
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Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google were joined together under the acronym Faang when they accounted for much of the market's rise.
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They are made in a spirit of solidarity with workers of all kinds; each nail expresses the idea of things joined together.
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As an ex-criminal defense lawyer and a former federal corruption prosecutor, now joined together as government watchdogs, we beg to differ.
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A Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter was hovering overhead, a rescuer and a resident joined together by a harness and arms.
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New York state is investigating the breach, and a number of states including Illinois, Pennsylvania and Connecticut have joined together to investigate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hundreds of people joined together on Westminster Bridge on Wednesday to remember the four killed in last week's London attack.
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For many years, Republicans and Democrats in Congress have joined together in bipartisan calls for the return of these Americans and others.
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And last year the nations of the world joined together to forge the most comprehensive agreement to battle climate change in human history.
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Protesters also joined together to march in Nairobi, Kenya -- the African nation that was the native country of former President Barack Obama's father.
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The nations of Europe joined together long ago into a European Union; Brexit is essentially a reactionary backlash against the decline of Westphalia.
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But because of their strength and the ease with which they can be joined together, these artificial muscles might have the most potential.
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But throngs of protesters -- or protectors, as they prefer to be called -- have joined together to block construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope.
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Battery Ventures, Greycroft Partners, Salesforce Ventures and a number of angels joined together to finance a $5.5 million seed investment in the startup.
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Military officials, celebrity chefs and lawmakers joined together on Tuesday night to celebrate military families at the eighth annual Blue Star Neighbors Celebration.
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A number of House Democrats and Republicans joined together to speak in support of the resolution on the House floor on Tuesday afternoon.
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Modica was nearly obliterated after a 1693 earthquake and consists of upper and lower areas, joined together by steep, narrow roads and staircases.
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Now 41 major corporations that represent over six million workers and retirees have joined together to reform the private-sector health care system.
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More than a dozen companies, including Microsoft (MSFT) and Cloudflare, have joined together to offer cybersecurity services to political campaigns of all backgrounds.
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The five leaders joined together to raise money for victims of the recent hurricanes that have devastated the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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And strong political divisions remain in Puerto Rico even as the public joined together, across political parties, to root out Rosselló out of office.
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Activists behind WerkForPeace and #DisruptJ20 have joined together to plan a huge queer dance party outside of Pence's new home this Wednesday, Jan. 18th.
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It was one of the few times the YouTube community has joined together almost completely in unison to support one of their own creators.
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It was odd to see two disparate forms of expression being joined together, and you may have gotten the sense that failure was imminent.
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The different parts of the neural network appear on-screen as boxes (called "lobes," naturally), which are joined together by lines like a flowchart.
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The 101-year-old actor and his son Michael Douglas' wife joined together to present the award for best screenplay for a motion picture.
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Jensen Ackles The Supernatural star and several of his cast and crew members joined together to raise over $100,000 for hurricane relief efforts. 5.
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But despite their individual grievances, the group all joined together at the end to sing: "Won't forget, can't regret, what I did for Trump."
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"When New York was in trouble, groups which had quarreled for years joined together for the greater good of saving the city," he insisted.
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In recent years, for example, female senators in the US joined together across the aisle to negotiate an accord to end a government shutdown.
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The project typifies the Roosegaarde gestalt: technology and social relevance, connectivity and poetry joined together to create a way of experiencing the urban landscape.
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I really learned in that moment the power that we have by being joined together, and the voice that we can have at work.
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Last year, several dozen of them joined together to form the group "Redress Rhodes" which is calling for more "critical engagement" with Rhodes' legacy.
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The community has joined together three times to voice their extreme displeasure about something in the game: planes, the Infinity Sword, and the mechs.
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In a recent example, BP, Shell, Exxon, EDF Renewables and Mobil joined together to encourage carbon tax legislation, breaking from their industry trade groups.
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The hacking lit up social media, especially in the United States, where far-right activists have joined together to spread extremist messages in Europe.
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A group of Green Bay Packers players joined together to launch a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for those impacted by the California wildfires.
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They had four children and bought a twenty-eight-million-dollar property—six apartments joined together—at Trump Place, on the Upper West Side.
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To solve this injustice for American families and adopted children, earlier this year we joined together and introduced the Adoptee Citizenship Act of 85033.
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Keep spinning the show in ever greater convolutions and you might never reach a point where it joined together and made any sort of sense.
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These drawings are detailed representations of various landmarks on the mothermap, some of them over six feet high, on several sheets of paper joined together.
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In 2000, Jones joined together with colleagues to start a nonprofit, the Utah Navajo Health System, now the largest health care provider in Monument Valley.
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Ellen DeGeneres and Oprah Winfrey joined together to discuss the Montecito mudslides that have brought deadly destruction to their neighborhood in Santa Barbara County, California.
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Related: Iowa caucuses become Donald Trump's moment of truth About forty die-hard Santorumites joined together in a private room at a Pizza Ranch restaurant.
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Upon closer inspection, Day discovered four baby squirrels joined together at the tail with a very curious cat lurking nearby, the Bangor Daily News reports.
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Corpus Christi's American Federation of Teachers chapter and local nurses from the National Nurses United/National Nurses Organizing Committee joined together for the mock duel.
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A large number of these brands have gone away due to mergers as airlines joined together in order to survive the brutally competitive market place.
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While players had joined together to form a super-teams in the past, James' move got heat for taking too much control of his narrative.
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On Thursday, leading members of his administration joined together in an extraordinary public session warning the nation about the continuing Russian attack against our elections.
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As a first step, several Northeast fishing groups have joined together, signing a letter to the President that questions the legality of the executive order.
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The spider, or Virginia, stands naked on six legs, the bodies of three women joined together while they struggle against one another, flailing malformed arms.
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A consortium of 30 major international companies including Exxon Mobil, Procter & Gamble, and BASF have joined together to form the Alliance to End Plastic Waste.
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The news no doubt came as a huge relief to the more than 85033 aid organizations that had joined together to urge him to reconsider.
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Until we joined together to demand it, there was no legal assistance available to inform us our rights or guide us through the asylum process.
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We joined together to pass civil rights legislation in the 1960s — only recently, we came together to make sweeping changes to our criminal justice system.
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During the performance, the duo traded verses — Lauper taking the first, while Clarkson took the second — before they joined together and harmonized during the choruses.
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In 2018, six African countries — the Central African Republic, Chad, Kenya, Mali, Niger, and Senegal — joined together to sound the alarm about this stark decline.
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Centre Pompidou-Metz and Museum Tingly joined together to present a remarkably diverse and prolific two-part exhibition devoted to the German artist Rebecca Horn.
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All plastics consist of polymers – large molecules that contain many small units, or monomers, joined together to form long chains, much like strings of beads.
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During those long years, his family and a non-governmental organization dedicated to finding the remains of U.S. service members joined together to continue the search.
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Why the hell has the brave community of dance music lovers not joined together as a unified chorus to refuse these heinous acts of dancefloor terrorism?
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Five LGBTQ channels have joined together for the suit, which alleges that YouTube has discriminated against them by hiding their videos, removing subscribers, and denying advertising.
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A group of artists, athletes and activists has joined together in support of Real Money Moves, a new initiative to keep money out of private prisons.
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Even though slightly cooler temperatures and humidity have assisted firefighting efforts, the fire has spread to 229,000 hectares after two fires near Fort McMurray joined together.
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All joined together for one epically hilarious audition tape, filmed in conjunction with Red Nose Day, an annual fundraising campaign run by the charity Comic Relief.
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Since 6900, Democrats and Republicans in Congress have joined together to support funding, through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, to protect the Great Lakes from harm.
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"We are all joined together as one American family, and your suffering is our burden also," Trump said from the Diplomatic Room of the White House.
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And joined together, money and power have begun the painful, purposeful dismantling of the Constitution and the protections it has offered for the past 228 years.
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The thought was that doing so encouraged the exiled community to cohere as a unified group, joined together by rules that apply to one and all.
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How did people who joined together with such hope and determination to overthrow a fiercely authoritarian president end up living under an even more autocratic leader?
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Shortly after Ms. Collins's vote to approve Mr. Kavanaugh, three organizations joined together to form a political action committee called CrowdPac aimed at defeating Ms. Collins.
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And there have been concrete times where workers have joined together and bonded together to raise problems of harassment using litigation, having a major communications campaign.
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Lynn Margulis, for instance, fundamentally revised our understanding of eukaryote evolution, elucidating how nature's most complex cells, including our own, arose when simpler cells joined together.
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Under the title "Grève Illimitée" ("Unlimited Strikes"), three figures walk arm in arm, representing the students, union members and factory workers who joined together in protest.
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City transportation officials said the two sections would eventually be joined together by a crosswalk so people do not have to make unnecessary turns or stops.
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More than 22019 former elected leaders like us — former ambassadors, governors, Cabinet secretaries — have joined together to find constitutional, bipartisan and pragmatic solutions to this dysfunction.
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Photojournalists and filmmakers of all stripes have joined together to send a message to the world's leading camera manufacturers: give us better tools to protect our media.
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His parents, the Harrison County Sheriff's Department and the neighborhood all joined together to search for the child, who they worried could be alone and in danger.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, 11 aspiring socialists joined together in a public library in Northeast Washington, DC, to try to clog up the city's eviction machine.
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The economic viability is evident by the more than 30 groups across many sectors of the economy that joined together to publicly approve of the NEPA reforms.
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That's why for the first time, eight preeminent nonpartisan women's political organizations have joined together to tackle that question and achieve equal gender representation in our lifetimes.
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On Friday, the internet joined together in one big nostalgic sigh, as thousands tweeted about their favorite parts of the '90s, most of which were TV-related.
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Whatever you need, whatever we can do to ease your pain … We are all joined together as one American family and your suffering is our burden also.
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Picciotto had maintained a peace vigil in front of the White House since 1981, when she and fellow activist William Thomas joined together to protest nuclear proliferation.
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A few hours later, two active lava flows from fissures near Kilauea Volcano joined together into one flow near Highway 137, according to Hawaii County Civil Defense.
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Winding our way toward the coast we reached a pair of trees, joined together by a wooden footbridge: a treehouse with an unobstructed view of islands beyond.
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In the wake of the 2016 election, an unprecedented number of Americans have joined together to take collective action to fight back and to right social wrongs.
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Rand Paul and Mike Lee, liberal Democrats and groups including the ACLU joined together to push a bipartisan amendment, introduced months earlier, to partially reform the program.
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The Centre Pompidou-Metz and Museum Tinguely have joined together to present a remarkably diverse and prolific two-part exhibition devoted to the German artist Rebecca Horn.
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To Ravens, the set-up was a metaphor for finding family through community rather than blood, individuals joined together by their art rather than a given past.
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Their first official engagement as a foursome came on Feb 28, when they joined together for the first annual Royal Foundation Forum to talk about their charitable endeavors.
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At the time of the ACLU's release of the emails, more than 40 civil liberties groups joined together, calling for Amazon to end sales of Rekognition to governments.
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Intel was one of more than 100 companies that joined together to file a legal brief opposing Trump's temporary travel ban on people from seven Muslim-majority nations.
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The groups joined together to represent 10 plaintiffs, all of whom argue that they will struggle to regain their voting rights now that Senate Bill 7066 is law.
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Several other factions in Idlib, including some that fought under the banner of the Free Syrian Army, this year joined together into a new alliance backed by Turkey.
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The Axon M is actually a compelling device, in part because a unique feature: it's built around two fully functional screens that are joined together on a hinge.
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Stephen Colbert and Samantha Bee joined together to discuss how "nimble" they must be when creating their shows in the year since the election of President Donald Trump.
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YACHT misjudged their audience and the way information travels on the internet There are several issues at play here that joined together to create this seemingly inevitable mess.
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Curating a large group show of artists joined together by their cultural impact and not necessarily the subject matter they are working with is not an easy task.
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In 2014, the World Health Organization, Interpol and the World Customs Organization joined together to seize more than 9 million counterfeit medications that treat cancer, cholesterol and malaria.
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The groups joined together to represent 10 plaintiffs, all of whom argue that they will struggle to regain their voting rights now that Senate Bill 43 is law.
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In an effort to anchor a productive national debate, several organizations from the left, right and center have joined together to create the Coalition to Modernize American Infrastructure.
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At Monday night's game between the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons, the two teams joined together after the National Anthem to express a unique message of unity.
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Following the Paris climate accord last December, an unprecedented coalition of investors, including the pension funds of New York, Vermont and California, joined together to spearhead this resolution.
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In early April, a bipartisan group of House members joined together to propose sweeping legislation that if passed will improve the way Americans enjoy our natural marine resources.
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The ground floor will include the lobby, a private gated driveway and some retail space, and will have tall glass windows joined together by mullions of cable wire.
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Common themes have emerged from our district discussions, so we have joined together to launch the Suburban Caucus and generate solutions that will benefit suburbanites of all ages.
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On Thursday, the researchers said they believe that about a dozen other objects in Kuiper Belt are contact binarys, or two separate objects joined together, like Ultima Thule.
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At Arizona State University, for example, students and administrators have joined together to secure scholarships and financial support for DACA recipients who are eligible for in-state tuition.
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The manufacturers have joined together under the Global Developer Service Alliance (GDSA) in what appears to be an attempt to challenge the international dominance of Google's Play Store.
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Several states have joined together to file a massive lawsuit to block Trump from stopping the program, and the University of California is also suing over the move.
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Providers have joined together to support S. 794 to ensure coverage decisions are made by qualified, independent health experts through a transparent process based on sound medical evidence.
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All five living former presidents have joined together to raise money for hurricane relief, and President Trump donated $1 million to various charities to help with relief efforts.
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As part of the sixth annual Mamas Day campaign, queer and transgender artists of color have joined together to create free e-cards celebrating immigrant and Muslim moms.
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And Mexico is a neighbor and ally, from which we bought $345 billion in stuff last year because we are joined together in the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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In conjunction with the ACLU's release of the documents, more than 40 civil rights organizations joined together to call for Amazon to end sales of Rekognition to law enforcement.
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But whereas the European Union has mostly joined together in a common regulatory system on matters of trade and finance, it often remains a bloc of 28 foreign policies.
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The so-called ionic liquid gel is composed of a collection of complex molecules joined together in long chains, and has the optimal stickiness to pick up pollen grains.
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Two leading think tanks on the left and right recently joined together in an effort to figure out how to find common ground and economically improve life in America.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined together in 2018 for their first joint public appearance at the inaugural Royal Foundation Forum.
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The Fold's 4,380 mAh battery is actually comprised of separate power packs with capacities of 2,135 and 2,245 mAh that are joined together to form one extra-large battery.
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Over the last decade, entrepreneurs from across our nation have joined together to start business accelerators as a means of taking their ideas and companies to the next level.
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Five years ago, a coalition of public partners, including the United States, joined together in London to pledge their collective commitment to control or eliminate 10 of these diseases.
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What we see is an airless world of solid colors, geometric structures, and outlined shapes, often joined together to assemble a graphic totem hovering between abstract and representational forms.
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But its residents, intent on fending off the drug scourge and high homicide rate that had infected many areas of Baltimore, joined together to turn their neighborhood's prospects around.
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There was a simple joy at noticing brightly-colored birds I'd never seen before or listening to all the sounds of the jungle that joined together like an orchestra.
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As recently as the 1980s, Democrats and Republicans joined together to pass a tax reform that lowered income tax rates to 28 percent, while eliminating deductions and carve outs.
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"We're super excited to announce that we've joined together with a few partners — AWS, Genesys and The Linux Foundation — to actually open-source that data model," Stokes told TechCrunch.
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"We joined together in January over a plate of breakfast burritos, so we call ourselves the burrito coalition," said Sue Nelson, a vice president of the American Heart Association.
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What I found instead were people who enthusiastically embraced the universality of dying, and who had joined together as a community in an attempt to transform the death industry.
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And in February, for the first time in about a decade, all 56 U.S. attorney generals joined together to urge Congress to to ban forced arbitration for workplace sexual harassment.
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"Swedish Erotica and Fiero Parts" (1994) collects a winding set of stacked objects familiar to the shelves of Home Depot and Ikea, joined together based on their shared yellow color.
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A massive crowd in Manchester, England, joined together in song on Thursday to honor the victims of the deadly suicide bombing that killed 22 people and injured at least 119.
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American Idol winners Phillip Phillips, Kris Allen, Nick Fradiani, Lee Dewyze, and David Cook joined together during the show's series finale on Thursday night for a tribute to David Bowie.
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The ultimately legality of the move remains in dispute: Within days of his declaration, 16 states had joined together to sue Trump, arguing he violated Congress' ultimate authority over spending.
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I joined together for the journey with two other journalists, Bob Burns of the Associated Press and David Ignatius of the Washington Post, as well as CNN Photojournalist Khalil Abdallah.
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A veritable who's-who of Hollywood and beyond joined together on Tuesday to raise millions in relief funds for victims of the deadly and devastating recent hurricanes, Harvey and Irma.
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On Saturday, men and women alike joined together in the freezing cold to make a point and take a stand—not just against Roosh V, but against everything he represents.
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The mayors from 12 big cities around the world have joined together to make a pledge: Starting in 2025, they'll only add all-electric buses to their public transport fleets.
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Trump's potential realignment of international alliances would create a global racial division, with the two largest white nations joined together against Asia, as Trump has also targeted longtime ally Japan.
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In many states people from the left, right and center defied the labels of political tribalism and joined together to defeat one of the greatest ills of our democracy: gerrymandering.
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More than 25 youth-led activist groups have joined together to launch a campaign encouraging students across the country to walk out of their classrooms to vote on Election Day.
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Across Western Europe, whenever a far-right party or candidate threatened to break the traditional political balance of power, more mainstream political parties joined together to keep them in check.
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Competition by much bigger rivals has intensified, and knitting together two businesses that were once joined together, after a dozen years of developing different cultures and strategies, brings much uncertainty.
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As staples within the households of most 20-somethings, cats and plants have been joined together in a new way, filling 152 pages of artist Stephen Eichhorn's new photo book.
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That's why we have joined together to introduce legislation that ensures that homeowners have every resource available to install water-saving technologies, and aren't taxed for reducing their water footprint.
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Business executives, investors and many Republicans joined together in condemning the idea, complaining that it would disrupt commerce and raise prices for consumers without actually achieving what Mr. Trump wants.
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Populist leaders, many of them sympathetic to Russia, have loosely joined together in hopes of expanding their influence in the Parliament and, in turn, redirecting or subverting policymaking in Brussels.
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The attentive viewer is apt to end up scrutinizing every inch of the composition, as the differences both underscore and complement the divergent vocabularies that Jio has deftly joined together.
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But Britain was always hesitant — or outright resistant — to pooling sovereignty with a group of Continental countries that joined together after World War II, from which the British emerged victorious.
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David VitterDavid Bruce VitterGrocery group hires new top lobbyist Lobbying World Senate confirms Trump judge who faced scrutiny over abortion views MORE (R-La.) joined together on a bipartisan compromise.
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Mr. Okamoto and his colleagues did some preliminary work on the Statue of Liberty replica at his studio in Astoria, Queens, shaping the blocks they joined together in the park.
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However, after this happened, 21 state attorneys general joined together in sending a letter to the State Department asking for the ban on publishing 3D-printed gun designs to be reinstated.
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Beck and Nirvana alums Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear joined together for a performance of "The Man Who Sold the World," Beck at the mic, Grohl on the drums.
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Meanwhile, Calah's entire family has joined together to continue searching for the beloved teen, who her mother says is a honor roll student who "excels in everything she does" — especially drama.
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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and J.P. Morgan Chase have joined together to create a firm, which will try to reduce costs and improve care for their combined workforces of 1 million people.
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As crowds began to gather outside, a ceremony was held inside the rotunda where Capitol Hill's highest-ranking Republican and Democratic lawmakers joined together in paying tribute to the former President.
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Earth's modern-day continents were joined together in one Pac-Man-shaped supercontinent known as Pangea, which eventually split into two fragments: Laurasia in the north and Gondwana in the south.
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Milano, 45, and the women were gathered at Senator Susan Collins' office and when they could not locate the political leader, the women joined together to make the actress' words her.
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Over 300 prominent forces in the entertainment industry, including Reese Witherspoon and Eva Longoria, joined together to form the Time's Up initiative to help fight systemic sexual harassment and workplace inequality.
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Many of these men and women joined together to form powerful unions, which helped secure higher wages, safer working conditions and pushed the rest of the country in similarly progressive directions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sixteen of the world's biggest advertisers have joined together to push platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube to do more to tackle dangerous and fake content online.
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When European leaders joined together to endorse a D-Day commemoration, they all put their John Hancocks at the bottom, as expected, while Trump scrawled his signature alone at the top.
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Four or five of their stout bellies have been joined together after being separated from the stringier bits, which are ground up in a smoked butter sauce that is insanely good.
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The Los Angeles Film Critics Association, New York Film Critics Circle, Boston Society of Film Critics, and National Society of Film Critics all joined together to send the message early Tuesday.
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Dozens of journalists, developers and designers from various media outlets, including SBS, The Australian and Storyful, joined together to develop prototypes for deepening connections between journalists and those who support us.
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The US and Mexico are major trading partners, and along with Canada, joined together last year for a ceremonial signing of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, a potential replacement for NAFTA.
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More than 1,200 businesses have joined together to form an initiative to show they don't discriminate against customers or employees based on race, sexual orientation and gender identity, among other characteristics.
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And now that the jihadists have joined together in their part of Syria, the Free Syrian Army rebels say they are realizing it was a mistake to let the threat fester.
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Last week, 150 prominent evangelical figures joined together to sign a document affirming what signatories saw as traditional, "biblical" marriage and sexual ethics: between one married man and one married woman.
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Here we see space travel, the post-nuclear landscape, the dissolution of the self, and the data archiving of our dead selves joined together to represent one possible variant of our future.
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As science lovers joined together at more than 500 events on Saturday to get their voices heard, everyone's favorite eccentric, fictional science teacher, Ms. Frizzle, became a prominent symbol in the resistance.
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The way he tells it, working people the world over saw "elites" in global centers of power joined together into a kind of dictatorship that sold them out to protect international financiers.
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"Our members not only joined together in solidarity but felt the support of their whole community throughout this important stand," Terry Dittes, the lead UAW negotiator at GM, said in a statement.
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Well, to make the process of bookkeeping a little bit less painful, a number of investors have joined together to finance botkeeper, which pitches itself as the chatbot for your bookkeeping needs.
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Using the new system, the mice could be connected or disconnected at the scientists' discretion, removing the influence of shared organs or any other confounding effects of having two bodies joined together.
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Eventually, the piece was returned to Hammons and repaired; it was reinstalled with a set of sledgehammers — joined together by wire — functioning as stanchions, adding another level of meaning into the work.
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Well if you're a member of this group that undoubtedly (probably) includes Adrian Grenier and Bret Michaels, Bentley and Vertu have joined together to rebrand an existing a phone just for you.
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Now the families of these victims, their lawyers and advocacy groups, have joined together to force a decision with important implications for border politics, as well as their respective quest for justice.
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These exiles and organizers joined together to form the Burma Partnership (BP) and worked with NDI to develop the Burma Election Tracker (BET)—an online technology that aggregated reports of voting abuse.
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STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT TRUMP ON THE SHOOTING IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Diplomatic Room 10:50 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: My fellow Americans, we are joined together today in sadness, shock, and grief.
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Here's a full transcript of President Donald Trump's live statement from the White House Diplomatic Room following the attack: My fellow Americans, we are joined together today in sadness, shock, and grief.
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Hawaii, Breyer and Kagan joined together in a dissent that took a fairly conciliatory approach to the conservative majority, which had argued that the decision was a permissible exercise of executive power.
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Puerto Rico and New York City have been joined together for generations and we owe it to the people of Puerto Rico who have gotten a raw deal in many, many ways.
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But as the group prepares to gather on Thursday for the start of this year's convention, more than a dozen prominent conservative lawyers have joined together to sound a note of caution.
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The famed L.A. mall beamed 9 rays of light Monday as the sun set ... and they joined together as one in the heavens to honor the victims from the January helicopter crash.
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After opposition parties and members of his own party joined together to advance legislation that would prevent Britain from leaving the European Union without a deal, Johnson moved to call an election.
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American businesses, workers, elected leaders and everyday citizens have joined together in this effort because upgrading our infrastructure improves the quality of life for millions of Americans and makes our economy prosper.
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Rather, they are university scientists joined together by the American Federation for Aging Research to promote a new approach to healthier aging, which may — or may not — be accompanied by a longer life.
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In 2018, a group of women investors in Silicon Valley joined together to form a nonprofit called All Raise to increase the number of women investors and the number of women getting funded.
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LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) - Sixteen of the world's biggest advertisers have joined together to push platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube to do more to tackle dangerous and fake content online.
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They joined together, and Muzammil, who spoke the best English, negotiated with a man who agreed to take them and about 20 other migrants through the Darién Gap for about $40 per person.
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But on Monday, a majority of senators from the Greens and from the Labor Party, along with lawmakers from smaller parties, joined together to block the plebiscite, by a vote of 33-29.
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She and the other researchers, including Juliane Kaminski, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of Portsmouth, in England, joined together a few years ago to look at domestic animal facial expressions and musculature.
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Two of Shalala's seven primary opponents joined together Thursday to criticize her for personally contributing $219.6,2503 to Florida Republicans running for state, local and federal offices over the past decade — including GOP Rep.
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John H. Canty joined together at the military cemetery in Virginia to honor the fallen serviceman, who died after his B-26 Marauder crashed down in June 1944 when he was 22 years old.
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Hearst, the owner of magazines like Cosmopolitan and Esquire, joined together with Verizon in 2016 to announce a joint video venture that intended to launch a number of new brands, including Rated Red. Seriously.
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Consider Washington, where a few years ago Democrats and Republicans joined together to give Boeing the largest single corporate tax break in American history, a deal worth more than $6900 billion over four decades.
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FIFO (fly-in, fly-out) workers Jamie Byers and Jason Allen joined together for a lip-synced and choreographed rendition of Gloria Gaynor's classic disco hit "I Will Survive," uploaded to Facebook on Feb.
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Socialism isn't just about equality for its own sake, but also the lived experience of fraternity and sorority, of politics as the work of brothers and sisters joined together to make a better world.
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The Democratic Party's brightest stars joined together in Philadelphia on Monday night to give Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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California wildfires kill 31 people, with much more destruction to come Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian, Kendall Jenner Kris Jenner, and Kourtney Kardashian joined together on stage to accept an award for their E!
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Plenty of moneyed interests were excited by the windfall of Social Security privatization under George W. Bush, and the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce joined together to back Barack Obama's infrastructure proposal.
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The other thing that is striking about this exhibition is the conversation the different works have among themselves, sometimes all joined together, and other times breaking into small groups or tête-à-tête chats.
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Argentina's players are, as Hallgrimsson put it, "superior individuals, in better teams and playing in better leagues," but they continue to contrive to be less than the sum of their parts when joined together.
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Many states, including New York and California, have tried to create a bulwark against the dismantling of federal rules to combat climate change, and have joined together to challenge President Trump's rollbacks in court.
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" Female leaders of the anti-abortion movement joined together before the Iowa caucuses in 2016 and issued a joint statement declaring themselves "disgusted" at his behavior, saying he had "impugned the dignity of women.
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The leaders of seven federal agencies joined together Tuesday to warn Americans about attempts by foreign nations to influence voters and interfere with the 2020 presidential election in an effort to undermine US democracy.
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"When you have multiple sources of data joined together, you have the ability to track specific people around the city," said Os Keyes, a privacy researcher and doctoral candidate at the University of Washington.
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I know this because I've studied the last time that governments, businesses and ordinary citizens joined together to combat a complex, man-made problem that threatened to wreak global havoc in the distant future.
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Multiple sources have said that women began to speak out against Weinstein because they saw what happened to Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly and Bill Cosby when women joined together to share their stories.
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Joined together, Rose Quartz and Serenity demonstrate an inherent balance between a warmer embracing rose tone and the cooler tranquil blue, reflecting connection and wellness as well as a soothing sense of order and peace.
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Trapped behind a desk and tired of the same routine, Colossal's Paul Lindahl and Adrian Moeller joined together with no business plan and little money to bring back a seemingly dead art: hand painted advertising.
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The 2628-28503 ruling is a victory for more than 22019,000 victims of terrorism sponsored by Iran, who have joined together to try to take control of the frozen assets parked in a Citibank account.
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Republicans and Democrats in Congress have joined together in calling for the president to implement punitive measures against the regime to respond to its recent ballistic missile tests that violated U.N. Security Council resolution 1929.
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Even Dr. Krosnick, who can come across as a glass-half-empty sort of fellow, keeps some hope alive that couples who have joined together this campaign season may still make a go of it.
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Five House Democrats joined together to demand Price's resignation, hours after President Trump said he's "not happy" with his health secretary's pattern of costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars to ride on private planes.
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And I appreciated the clarity of the beginning, given the complexity of everything that followed: how the musicians performed first, alone, and then the dancers took their places, moving in silence, before everyone joined together.
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A group of pedestrians in New York City joined together to rush to the aid of a woman who had been struck by a car in the city&aposs Lower East Side on Sunday afternoon.
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Topology considers shapes to be elastic and malleable — able to be stretched or squished without their fundamental nature being changed, as long as no new holes are punched and no pieces are newly joined together.
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So, large organizations have recently joined together in opposition of the golf course — including the National Trust for Scotland and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), a world-leading body that tracks endangered species.
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In the summer of 1944, the Germans began appearing in Delmarva, just a few months after the owners of six poultry processing plants joined together to build a POW camp just outside of town of Georgetown.
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This effort resulted in a groundbreaking solution: the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC), a sophisticated data center in which a diverse group of 20 states and the District of Columbia have joined together to share data.
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The five leaders joined together to raise money for victims of the recent hurricanes that have devastated the U.S. The group appeared on stage and held their hands over their hearts while the national anthem played.
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On March 85033, Six human rights groups with consultative status to the United Nations human rights body joined together to issue a statement to the current session of the Human Rights Council condemning the 1988 massacre.
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Clients using the Swiss firm's equity compensation plan, along with those clients' employees, will be able to see their equity awards and personal finances joined together, regardless of whether those accounts are held outside of UBS.
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Mission scientists said the first science data transmitted back from New Horizons has shown Ultima Thule to actually be two separate objects joined together, making it the first contact binary to be explored by a spacecraft.
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There, in what some are describing as an ironic and self-conscious emulation of the Jenner ad, a more peaceful scene prevailed, as pro- and anti-Trump protesters joined together and smoked a metaphorical peace pipe.
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When the first wave of travel ban and immigration rules was announced under the Trump administration, more than 100 tech companies, included Apple and Facebook, joined together to sign an amicus brief opposing the executive order.
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Donald Trump has used the caravan — a group of thousands of Central Americans who've joined together to make their way toward Mexico and the United States and escape violence and desperate poverty — as a political tool.
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Different perspectives and patterns have been joined together to form a dizzying mishmash that simultaneously evokes walking down a small town street, flying over a city in a helicopter, and looking out from an apartment window.
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Although Ross spoke mostly English and the Ridge mostly Cherokee, they joined together in 1827 to write a constitution that created the modern Cherokee Nation, with a government featuring a chief executive, legislature and Supreme Court.
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At this point, I can't imagine a world without Jonathan Van Ness, Bobby Berk, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, and Karamo Brown joined together in unity, making the world a better place one crying jag at a time.
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Following Trump's ill-fated and messily implemented immigration ban, nearly every big-name technology company joined together in criticizing the move and voicing support for the country's pro-immigration heritage and its population of foreign-born workers.
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The two companies joined together to create a resourceful shoe style that features tiny fanny packs attached to the heels of each shoe, merging two of the most hotly-debated fashion trends that have ever existed together.
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We are honored to celebrate young people from over 875 schools and youth groups from across California, who have joined together to make a difference and prove that you are never too young to change the world.
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With so much at stake for our economy, the outdoor recreation industry joined together in an urgent call for action by our leaders, and there is evidence that our message is now being heard loud and clear.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads METZ, France; BASEL, Switzerland — The Centre Pompidou-Metz and Museum Tinguely have joined together to present a remarkably diverse and prolific two-part exhibition devoted to the German artist Rebecca Horn.
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That's why more than 70 of my co-signers from the Whole Woman's Health brief joined together to submit an open letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee expressing our grave concerns about Gorsuch's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Both "Delos" and "Argos" are Greek words, and each have significant mythological roots that say a lot about where the series could be headed, and the fact that the two have joined together makes this all doubly interesting.
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On Saturday, over 30,000 people joined together for the Families Belong Together Rally in front of the White House to protest the Trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policy, which separates parents from their children at the U.S. border.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently announced a pivot to privacy, where Facebook's products will be joined together as an encrypted, interoperable, messaging network — but the move has shaken Facebook internally, causing it to lose top execs along the way.
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Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft joined together as game console manufacturers for a similar filing, worrying that tariffs will slow down sales across the US. Roughly 96 percent of consoles are made in China, often at razor-thin margins.
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In January, more than 300 women across the entertainment industry joined together to officially launch Time's Up and its legal defense fund, which relies on a collaboration with the National Women's Law Center to distribute funds and services.
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Elon Musk, Google DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman, and 114 other leading AI and robotics experts have joined together to ask the UN to ban the use of so-called killer robots in an open letter published today.
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"The F-35 program is more than a program; it is truly a global enterprise built upon a broad spectrum of stakeholders joined together by a common goal – to support the warfighter," Winter said, according to the statement.
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Like Tarkovsky's " The Mirror ," from four years earlier, it is a map of memories, not opened up and flattened out for inspection but folded tight, so that different patches of the past are joined together, face to face.
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Wearing black shirts with the words "Sawyer's Crew," those who knew and loved Sawyer joined together for a special dedication ceremony, where friends and family members shared a thought or memory through their form of art (songs, poems, etc.).
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At this summer's Amsterdam Pride, a protest march kicked off this year's festivities for the first time, where organizers said 7,000 participants joined together to call attention to the more than 76 countries where homosexuality is still a crime.
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I was happy to find that a sufficient number of Republicans and Democrats joined together to stall the bill, allowing cooler heads to work together to craft a reform that finds the right balance between privacy and emergency expediency.
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Regarding the recent vote in the United Nations that has generated controversy, I fully agree with President Obama, Kerry and leaders of democratic nations everywhere, including members of the Security Council, who joined together in support of the resolution.
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Our industry has recently joined together in a collaborative effort known as the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable to advocate for policies like those announced by Secretary Zinke that will expand recreation in the United States and enhance the visitor experience.
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Nominally, they are all against it: When New Jersey repealed its law against sports betting, the N.B.A., the N.F.L., the N.H.L., and the M.L.B., as well as the N.C.A.A., which governs college sports, joined together to sue the state.
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In fact, last year, 38 advocacy groups joined together and sent joint letters urging leaders of the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions and U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to eliminate the FAFSA's drug conviction question.
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Gang leaders and members who had once destroyed and divided their community joined together as the Concerned Brothers of Benning Terrace and seized the opportunity for productive engagement, ranging from graffiti removal and landscaping to serving as peer mentors.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Monkeys resembling today's capuchins accomplished the astonishing feat of crossing at least 100 miles (160 km) of open ocean 21 million years ago to get from South America to North America eons before the two continents joined together.
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As you can see in the above video, there's not much to this thing: just eight rotors joined together by a skeletal frame, a couple of joysticks, and what appears to be a couple of batteries located under the rider.
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Just last week, the steel and aluminum industries joined together with other manufacturers from the textile, fabric, fiber and resin industries to form the Manufacturers for Trade Enforcement coalition to raise awareness on the concerns about China's market economy status.
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By cutting his own writing and that of others into strips, which are then arranged into new configurations, Rauschenberg has followed a process that mirrors the Apollo 11 launch — a sequence of separate actions joined together in a collective scientific effort.
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The third man I thought of was my father, an immigrant who served in the U.S. Navy in World War II alongside millions of citizens and others from many lands who joined together in the great fight to save humanity.
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In an op-ed for The New York Times, former President Obama's former acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal and prominent litigator George Conway III (a widely respected conservative), joined together to declare Whitaker's appointment as acting attorney general to be illegal.
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She and other parents of children killed by gun violence recently joined together through the organization New Yorkers Against Gun Violence to create a yearbook that is meant to draw attention to the toll of gun violence on young people.
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That quilt is joined together by a handful of regional hubs, Although it's dominated by some very large companies, it's also populated by thousands of regional power co-ops, which often receive far less oversight than the bigger, more critical players.
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One survivor told Fieseler, in wonderment: "That was the first time, for a lot of people, they had ever joined together with other gay people, gay and lesbian, in the light of day though they'd known each other at night."
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The 34 prosecutors who have joined together to support Ms. Gardner's right to pursue a new trial for Mr. Johnson include district attorneys from Dallas, San Antonio and Milwaukee, and those from smaller municipalities in states including Mississippi, Virginia and Alabama.
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That's why the two of us — University of Southern California (USC) president C. L. Max Nikias, and the medical innovator and philanthropist Dr. Gary K. Michelson — have joined together to launch the nation's first-ever undergraduate course in intellectual property.
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The foundation of the Aaron collection is a range of chains and locks, hardware-inspired elements (often bejeweled or engraved) that function as pendants or charm holders, or that can be joined together to create bracelets, necklaces or other adornments.
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"With myself and Ryan, full credit, when we first joined together we did commit to each other, I guess, a period of time of really going for it," he ventures, reaching for the phrase "conscious uncoupling" to sum up how things went down.
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Over 300 actresses and female agents, writers, directors, producers and executives joined together to form the initiative, and among the many ways the organization will help change the industry, one call to action urged women to wear black at the Golden Globes.
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This obstructionism is so endemic that the Democrats even filibustered the nomination of Sigal Mandelker to be the under secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence at Treasury — but then almost all Democrats joined together in confirming her by an overwhelming 28500-6900 vote.
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That's why Walmart is one of over 3,1313 American businesses, states, cities and other entities that have joined together in the coalition We Are Still In to continue our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement.
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"We have joined together to declare a climate emergency because the climate change is more severe and accelerating faster than was expected by scientists," said co-lead author William Ripple, a distinguished professor of ecologist at Oregon State University, in an email.
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"Thanks to the hundreds of thousands of Americans who have joined together and powered this historic campaign, we are now heading into Iowa and New Hampshire with the resources we need to be successful," Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said in a statement.
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Like Rubio and Kasich, Pearson and Laprise have joined together to fight a disease, a scourge on the public more interested in curating morbid spectacles and playing on people emotions, fears, and delusions about masculinity and toughness than celebrating facts and humanity.
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When the anti-lynching campaigner — and soon-to-be suffragist — Ida B. Wells was run out of the South in 1892 for writing candidly about lynch mobs, Garnet and her friends joined together in yet another organization to promote Wells's anti-lynching work.
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With time running out, SWAPA and their NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots (NJASAP) peers have joined together to urge the Trump administration to axe a bad trade deal and to put U.S. jobs and consumers first by reversing NAI's permit approval.
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Having joined together in "The Force Awakens," the story's latest dream team — Rey (Daisy Ridley), a scavenger turned warrior; Finn (John Boyega), a First Order deserter turned resister; and Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac), a Resistance fighter pilot — now often spends time apart.
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Many Democrats saw this year's election as a chance to heal the wounds of the 2016 primary, as left-wing populists and congressional Democrats joined together behind Ellison, while the party's establishment and veterans of President Obama's administration backed Tom Perez, Obama's former labor secretary.
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History lesson: Some of these early occupiers of Earth eventually joined together to share the work of life and cooperate to survive — a key step in life's evolution on Earth (and one that could also inform the search for alien life beyond the planet).
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"Thanks to the hundreds of thousands of Americans who have joined together and powered this historic campaign, we are now heading into Iowa and New Hampshire with the resources we need to be successful," Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manager, said in a statement on Friday.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Five Hollywood film studios have joined together to offer a new service designed to make it easier for consumers to collect digital movies that they can watch at home or on mobile devices, the studios said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"When we joined together and went on strike for $15 and union rights seven years ago, nobody gave us a shot, but now candidates for president of the United States are standing right by our side," Grace Glahn, a Des Moines, Iowa, McDonald's worker, said.
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Momentum for the change dates back to 2013, when four women joined together in outrage after a Swedish court acquitted three men of raping a 15-year-old girl with a wine bottle, a case they saw as evidence of failure with the justice system.
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When VMware, Pivotal and Google announced a containerization partnership this morning at VMworld, it sounded more like the introduction to a joke — Google, VMware and Pivotal walked into a bar… But in fact, it's probably not a coincidence that these three companies have joined together.
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Why it matters: The holding groups in some ways mimic the way cable channels joined together decades ago to create mega-networks (Turner, Viacom, etc.) that could be used to negotiate more powerful distribution deals with TV content distributors, like cable and satellite companies.
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President Donald Trump brought together two unlikely groups after revoking federal protections on nearly two million acres of land in Utah — Native Americans and paleontologists, who joined together Tuesday to sue him to stop him from opening the land to development and extractive industries.
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It was a tale of overcoming sexual abuse and domestic violence to become the first female "heat treat" operator at the plant' responsible for hardening with fire the small rings of steel that would eventually be joined together, one inside the other, to form bearings.
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No problemo, as Amazon noted in its own "liveblog" of its hardware event in September: For example, just a week ago Amazon employees and their friends and family joined together to conduct a test using 700 Ring lighting products which support 900 MHz connections.
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And from the short story "Everything the Mouth Eats," which appears in Jamel Brinkley's collection "A Lucky Man," I learned that Brazilian capoeira is not something you do, like a martial art, but something you play — body and spirit and music are joined together.
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Men and women have joined together by wearing black to protest gender inequality and acknowledge the flood of sexual abuse allegations that have plagued Hollywood over the past few months, and stylists are Instagramming the behind-the-scenes look at all-black clothing racks for their clients.
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More than 30 family members, friends and rabbis have joined together to pledge $3 million to help Esformes obtain a bond so he can be released from the Miami Federal Detention Center, where he has been held since his July arrest, according to the Miami Herald.
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Former Obama staffer Darren Martin, who started the viral hashtag #MovingWhileBlack after he was confronted by police officers while moving into an apartment in New York City, has joined together with other black individuals who have had the police called on them while doing innocuous things.
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Honduran immigrants have recently made news as part of a caravan of 1,100 migrants who joined together to trek across Mexico to reach the U.S. About 160 of those migrants — a majority of whom were Hondurans fleeing Hernández — have been allowed into the U.S. to request asylum.
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"If all of us joined together, think of what a difference we can make," Koch, the 83-year-old head of a Kansas-based industrial conglomerate told a ballroom packed with some 700 donors and nonprofit activists on the second day of his network's winter summit.
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"We won the eight-hour work day, and the child labor laws, and the 40-hour work week because people joined together, and there's no way that we can take on the issue [of health care] today without people joining unions in their workplace," she says.
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Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner Family members of people who died in police custody, activists, public defenders, and elected officials joined together at a rally Thursday outside New York's City Hall to demand that the NYPD fire employees who have been found guilty of serious offenses.
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When the NFL at large joined together after Trump's tirade against its players, they weren't standing, kneeling, or linking arms to bring attention to unchecked violence and inequality — they were making a half-conceived performance of "unity" against the only power in the country that can rival the NFL's.
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Upon reaching Diyarbakır on December 31, the members of "I Am Walking For Peace" held meetings with the co-mayors of the city, and with a group of demonstrators who joined together to demand an urgent end to the curfew in Sur, which went into effect on November 28.
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The measure was non-binding, but both Republicans and Democrats in the House joined together 393-0 to back a "sense of Congress" saying the crimes committed against Christians, Yazidis and other ethnic and religious minorities in the region amount to war crimes and, in some cases, genocide.
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The measure was non-binding, but both Republicans and Democrats in the House joined together 393-0 to back a "sense of Congress" saying the crimes committed against Christians, Yezidis and other ethnic and religious minorities in the region amount to war crimes and in some cases, genocide.
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"People who believe that women have just as much right to make our most personal decisions as men should be joined together to speak out and call out Donald Trump for not only what he said, but for the Republican Party that largely agrees with him," she says.
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McConnell had opposed shutting down the government, and in late December, it seemed briefly that a partial shutdown would be averted when Senate Republicans and Democrats joined together to pass a stop-gap funding bill that would have prevented a shuttering of roughly a quarter of the federal government.
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The first two carry instructions for the production of enzymes, while TCHH encodes for a protein that, when joined together with filaments of keratin—a structural protein found in hair, feathers, and even the stuff that makes up rhino horn—contribute to the shape of individual hair strands.
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By joining the string from a dark skinned hand to a white hand says to me that we need to constantly remind ourselves that a great as our difference may be we are all joined together as a species, as humans first and the rest is just perception.
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Like National Review's David French, I wonder what might have happened if Rey had taken Kylo's hand in the throne room, after he killed Snoke and she saved his life — if they had joined together to reject the war cults of light and dark and instead searched for peace.
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Going there, I felt a transformation not unlike the one my colleague Bari Weiss described in her recent article on what's been called the "Intellectual Dark Web," a group of iconoclastic thinkers, many on the right, joined together by their confrontations with, and rejections of, social justice ideology.
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If they joined together to run against the euro, they would still have a good shot at winning, setting off perhaps the greatest crisis in the history of the European Union and, many of the bloc's leaders fear, the potential collapse of its currency and the continent's economy.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), and Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), who don't agree on much, have joined together to challenge the Federal Maritime Commission to "do more" to stop potential anti-competitive collusion and have called on Congress to revisit the limited antitrust immunity granted under the Shipping Act. Reps.
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In between, they briefly joined together in a $130 billion merger — the second-largest in history — combining two brands founded in the 1800s into a giant with $90 billion in revenues and dozens of business lines, ranging from specialty chemicals and agriculture to performance plastics and industrial biosciences.
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When the FCC last tried this stunt back in 2015, Redditors, Twitter users, and big tech companies like Google and Facebook alike joined together in support of an internet that does not cost more based on the speed of your internet, or which webpages and services you want to access.
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The state's Senate voted last week to approve a bill passed earlier in the State Assembly that would add Nevada to the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, an agreement among states to allocate their electors to the winner of the popular vote once a controlling number of states have joined together.
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A similar struggle is occurring in Roberto Matta's "Les Lits des Vulgivagues" ("The Beds of the Prostitutes," 1943), a scraggly drawing in graphite and colored crayon, of four naked, intertwined, Picassoid couples in each of the paper's quadrants, their grinding pelvises joined together, like pipe fittings, by a red, oversized erection.
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The Christianisation of Europe, he says, was not a bunch of reactionary clerics trying to shut down a noble, free, secular ancient world, but a new idea of "a voluntary basis for human association in which people joined together through will and love rather than blood or shared material objectives".
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE recently joined together on a bill to loosen the restrictions on importing drugs was another.
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Following the team's historic win, people poured out of local bars and took to the streets, where the crowds joined together to sing the Eagles' fight song while also damaging property, tipping over light poles, and setting at least one fire in the middle of the street, according to Reuters. Philly.
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This March, farmers from across the U.S. joined together for the 21625th anniversary of National Agriculture Day, with many taking time away from their farms to visit lawmakers in Washington, D.C. It was a good reminder to policymakers that agriculture is America's largest industry and the foundation of U.S. economic growth.
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These entrepreneurs joined together over 20 years ago to form the NATB, establishing our Code of Ethics that ensures vendor integrity and consumer protection, which is why the National Consumers League, Better Business Bureau, various government agencies across America and others recommend that consumers do business with our members only.
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In seeking to respond to these challenges, education scholars at the American Enterprise Institute and Third Way have joined together to commission a series of studies by five experts laying out the challenges of non-completion and the urgency for families, educators, and policymakers to take action to address it.
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The letter was co-signed by presidents of the American Bar Association (ABA), American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Federal Bar Association (FBA), and the National Association of Immigration Judges (NAIJ), which is the first time these four organizations joined together to call for Congressional action, according to a press release.
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Observing them, I couldn't help but be reminded of their roles during an earlier high-stakes moment that played out during 2013 when they and the other 18 women senators (two other Republicans and 16 Democrats) joined together and hatched a plan that saved the country from a government shutdown.
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After the talks purportedly broke down, representatives with several of the progressive organizations have joined together to form the Campaign to Regulate and Break Up Big Tech, an effort to make the case to lawmakers and regulators that Facebook can only be reined in through regulation or a total breakup of the company.
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A little later in my exploration I happened on a wood panel piece that immediately made me smile — because a goggly set of eyes with two small dots for nostrils set above two wood planks joined together where their gaps correspond so that they create a silly but charming doofus-like grin.
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Despite the intermittent rain, the Peruvians kept up the pace and the volume throughout the afternoon as they converged on the stadium, and then they joined together again for a full-throated rendition of Peru's national anthem — a scene so full of national pride that even the French players said they were moved.
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In fact, a group of more than a dozen former administration officials, presidential ethics czars and scholars who have served at the highest levels of government in both Democratic and Republican administrations recently joined together to urge Congress to support our efforts to protect Mueller and any future special counsels from political interference.
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"The evidence is very heavy on the other side of this thing -- to have a role model as a man in the home, to have a role model as a woman in home especially a model of a father and a mother that are joined together and working together in a team," he said.
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If you want to know what female rebellion looks like, let's consider the nearly two years since Donald Trump won the presidential election: A massive Women's March unleashed millions in protest, congressional phone lines were suddenly flooded, women joined together to say #MeToo, and now an unprecedented number of female candidates are running for office.
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As I absorbed the loss of a legendary American writer, as I processed the death of a friend, I couldn't help thinking what a fitting and inadvertent send-off it was, everyone joined together to champion free expression and free speech and the wonder of books — celebrating everything that mattered to Philip in this life.
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Designed by five young architects in Barcelona who joined together for a 2015 competition entry, the new Bauhaus Museum Dessau (home of the iconic 1926 building designed by Walter Gropius) is "just a black box with two legs and a glass overcoat," said Roberto Gonzalez, one of the team, which is now Addenda Architects.
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When Dr. Richard Frances, a clinical professor of psychiatry at New York University, was hired as an expert witness by several officers whose cases were joined together, he concluded that the department's Counseling Services Unit had "an egregious problem" in terms of how it diagnosed officers, including an "inadequate gathering of sources" and failure to carefully screen referrals.
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On FOX News Radio: The FOX News Rundown podcast : One year ago, counter protester Heather Heyer was killed at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va. On Sunday, the group joined together again in Washington, D.C. FOX News&apos Peter Doocy and Griff Jenkins were on the scene, and they discuss the tension that surrounded event.
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When I told them that most of Mr. Trump's supporters were motivated by frustration with the "do nothing" federal government, my students who studied the American system of checks and balances asked me why these desperate supporters voted for the very Congress that joined together to block President Obama's proposals that might have improved their lives.
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Eighteen state attorneys general have joined together to urge the Department of Justice to publicly release special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's final report on the Russia investigation.
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"These companies, which are often fierce competitors, have joined together to voice concern about the attempted government overreach in this case, which threatens the integrity and security of their products and privacy rights of consumers in general," said Neal Katyal, a lawyer at Hogan Lovells for the tech companies and a former acting solicitor general of the United States.
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Large and small parties have joined together to increase their chances of gaining seats in parliament, and the leading presidential challengers, the fiery nationalist Meral Aksener and Muharrem Ince, a largely secular politician of humble origins who has made inroads with Erdogan's base, have pledged to support each other if either makes it to a second round against Erdogan.
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Russia and China joined together to force the U.S to abandon its attempt to place a total ban on North Korea's oil imports earlier in September, although the final resolution did reduce 30 percent of oil provided to North Korea, and limited imports of crude to only volumes arriving in North Korea by the Dandong-Sinuiju pipeline from China.
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But in a sign of the complicated nature of domestic politics after nearly 2130 years of American wars abroad, an odd-bedfellow mix of ideological enemies joined together to criticize Mr. Trump's action, including antiwar liberals who said it violated the Constitution and isolationist conservatives who called it a betrayal of the values he expressed as a candidate.
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As part of a coordinated week of action, hundreds of state lawmakers joined together with dozens of grassroots organizations and advocacy groups to advance a progressive economic agenda — one that levels the playing field for working families through policies like paid sick days, paid family and medical leave, equal pay, raising the minimum wage and expanding overtime pay.
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She has joined together with Tarana Burke, the founder of the #MeToo movement, Ai-jen Poo of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, and Monica Ramirez of Justice for Migrant Women, to launch #MeTooVoter, an online campaign that engages voters to raise the visibility of sexual violence and harassment and push elected leaders and candidates to develop policies that attack this scourge.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.) and Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (R-Texas), joined together to try to force a debate in the House on measures to provide solutions for Dreamers.
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It elevates the leaders of the Bronx County and Queens County Democratic parties, who have typically joined together to select a speaker, and who hope to do so again this year after being thwarted four years ago by a coalition that included Mr. de Blasio; Frank R. Seddio, the Democratic leader in Brooklyn; and the newly elected progressive Council members.
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That is why the Waterfront Alliance and 42 partner organizations joined together to urge Congress not only to reverse the Trump administration's withdrawal of funds, but also to press for reforms so that environmental justice communities are prioritized, that we properly value natural resources, that sea level rise is accurately included, and that a robust forum for community empowerment is developed.
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Republicans in Washington and Trump aides have largely given up assuming the president will ever stick to a teleprompter, but they have joined together to impress upon him just how bruising this November could be for Republicans — and how high the stakes are for Mr. Trump personally, given that a Democratic-controlled Congress could pursue aggressive investigations and even impeachment.
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Over the centuries, most of the panels have been extensively restored through repainting, some of them clumsily, so they will clash when joined together: in the central panel, which is at the National Gallery in London, the sky has a teal cast, but it looks marine blue in the two flanking panels, which are at the Pinacoteca di Brera, in Milan.
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