"Elekta really kick-started the year," CEO Richard Hausmann told Reuters.
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Stanton had kick-started Miami's resurgence over the past week, hitting .
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Kimberly Strong, 52, kick-started a career pivot by giving back.
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The crimes kick-started a consequential corruption investigation of the police.
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But it was the Clinton film that kick-started his career.
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In Spain, a similar reform kick-started an unprecedented labor market recovery.
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TCS and Infosys along with IndusInd Bank kick-started quarterly earnings season.
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We managed to push it a little bit and it kick started.
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The agreement in Osaka kick-started talks that had been stalled since May.
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"The problem is that China kick started this global trade recovery," he added.
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However, it was McConnell who inadvertently kick-started this feud in early August.
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It kind of kick-started everything, and after that, we had everyone chip in.
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A refurbishment of the Capitol Theater music hall has kick-started village night life.
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Platinum's nostalgia-as-game kick started in 2015 with the release of Transformers: Devastation.
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Christian Siriano's 68-piece collection, which kick-started the week, was proof of that.
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"Let's get it kick-started tomorrow and put everything in the rearview mirror," Frazier said.
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The Colts led 14-10 after an eventful first quarter, kick-started by Todman's return.
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Jacob Anderson kick-started his career as Grey Worm, but you may recognize him from "Broadchurch."
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The White House has said recently that funding would be kick-started in the United States.
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Seven new senators were sworn in on Tuesday afternoon as lawmakers kick-started the new Congress.
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It kick-started the careers of beloved comedians like Bob Odenkirk, Janeane Garofalo, and Judd Apatow.
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Ireland's Shane Lowry kick-started his career with a win at the Irish Open in 2009.
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"Andrew kick-started the professionalization of emergency management in Florida and, really, elsewhere," Mr. Olson said.
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"Christmas trading was really kick-started by the cyber weekend," Chief Executive Angela Spindler told Reuters.
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Kor's experiences in Auschwitz kick-started a life of advocacy work, teaching remembrance, understanding and, remarkably, forgiveness.
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They inadvertently kick-started a revolution that lifted up black, immigrant, poor and illiterate consumers around America.
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Meanwhile, the pound slipped after British Prime Minister Theresa May kick-started the Brexit process on Sunday.
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"Import taxes kick-started local assembly, but now we need to look beyond just duties," Pathak said.
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Data leaks, hacks, surveillance scandals and, especially, social media users' "digital hangovers" have kick-started a movement.
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We're talking about the early, Chuck Norris-strong handsets that kick-started the whole cell phone thing.
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But what happened next is what truly altered the mood and kick-started Woods's charge to victory.
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Sure of the building's future, the owners kick-started its journey from S.R.O. to stylish boutique hotel.
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The publicity around the riders kick-started a nascent effort to pressure filmmakers into boosting female representation.
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"I guess the two eagles on the front kind of kick started everything," world number three Rose said.
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This painstaking overhaul was kick-started by the furore over the load-out queue for aluminium in Detroit.
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Its purchases of securities, such as government bonds, from banks eventually encouraged more lending and kick-started recovery.
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This painstaking overhaul was kick-started by the furor over the load-out queue for aluminum in Detroit.
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Many have wondered whether a movement kick-started by Hollywood can uplift average-wage and low-wage workers.
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It also kick-started a series of wildly inventive music videos that is still running to this day.
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Artists and labels have even kick-started their own bespoke lines (see King Krule, XL Recordings, Gucci Mane).
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This posture of "permissionless innovation" for digital commerce kick-started the development of the American-led commercial internet.
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The model is a reminder that, in 2010, Panerai kick-started the now-familiar trend for bronze watches.
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Perhaps it was the realisation of the jaw softening effects of the beard that kick-started it all.
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Ketel Marte drilled a two-run homer that kick-started a four-run eighth, his fourth of the year.
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MindMaze kick-started its own business by developing products first for enterprise usage, and specifically for the healthcare industry.
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Eicher kick-started her training near the end of 2016 and built a ninja course in the back yard.
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Of course, now that the pair has kick-started this craft beer hawker phenomenon, the model has caught on.
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In my opinion, they were the ones that kick started the cannabis industry and made it what it is.
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Riding a wave of support on social media, Ali kick-started a campaign calling for Sisi to step down.
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The revelations kick-started an overdue conversation among government, citizens and corporations about the poorly understood issue of encryption.
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The new round of speculation seems to have been kick-started by Barry Ritholtz in Bloomberg View last November.
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William kick-started his weekend festivities early this year, officially opening Brains Brewery on Saturday before attending the Wales vs.
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Since Trump took office in January, the White House has said funding would be kick-started in the United States.
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The six-second clip is just one example of Obama's health-conscious initiative, "Let's Move," she kick-started in 2010.
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He kick-started a health unit, launching a product called HealthVault for consumers and health providers to aggregate medical information.
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The resource, kick-started by donations from Watson and the public, is said to be the first of its kind.
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Amazon kick-started the market for smart speakers in 2014 with its Echo device, which included the Alexa virtual assistant.
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Joe Ingles kick-started the run by hitting a 211-pointer and making three free throws on back-to-back possessions.
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"I thought we were kind of going back and forth and then the bench got us kick-started today," Stevens said.
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An off-kilter hybrid, "The Music of Regret" is only partly successful, but it kick-started Ms. Simmons's dormant cinematic ambitions.
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But the administration has at least kick-started internal deliberations on the proposal, though discussions are still in the early stages.
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The Cougars kick-started the spurt when Mika and Haws turned back-to-back steals into baskets on the other end.
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Alibaba kick-started Chinese e-commerce with the clever trick of holding payments in escrow, helping buyers and sellers establish trust.
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They include Hunter Biden, Mr. Biden's son, as well as the anonymous whistle-blower whose complaint kick-started the impeachment inquiry.
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Baylor stretched a 211-33 lead to 23-231 as Omot kick-started the offense with a 31-pointer and dunk.
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Mr. Jennings kick-started his interest in classic country, which he then consumed with the voracious zeal of a new convert.
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The Obama-era rules, completed in 2012, kick-started the administration's campaign to fight childhood obesity, starting with students' lunch trays.
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But the urgency paid off and kick-started a working relationship to a friendship that has shaped both of their careers.
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Meanwhile, this week his administration kick-started efforts to get the United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) — a replacement for NAFTA — approved.
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" The marketing for his boot camps sounds almost like ads for self-defense courses: "Does your game need to be kick-started?
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Colonel Vindman was listening in when President Trump spoke with the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky — a call that kick-started the investigation.
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To be honest, the Labour Party's already kick-started the scapegoating campaign, so a lot of the hard work's already been done.
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Her online career was kick-started after a video of her Harvard dorm-room tour went viral and got 4.8 million views.
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That's a stark difference from the 1980s, when Reagan's Treasury Department spent 10 months hashing out the plan that kick-started reform.
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By the time the building opened in 1976, Britain's national mood was far removed from the utopian idealism that had kick-started it.
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The 24-year-old's travels also took him to Bolivia and a chance meeting at a street festival kick-started his skiing career.
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The controversy was kick-started this is the alleged discovery that Acacia Mining has been under-reporting of mineral exports earlier this year.
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Roop noticed Jung was looking to counter with his left hook each time Roop stepped in, so the left high kick started appearing.
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The quarterly report in late October kick-started a stock rally that has more than doubled the share price, to $2000 on Tuesday.
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Foster's former teammate, J.J. Watt, has kick-started a campaign to help hurricane relief ... and is hoping to raise $500k for flood victims.
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"Working out takes away that little edge so that I feel happier and more productive, and my brain can get kick-started," she added.
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A deadly massacre in 2015 at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C., kick-started the name-change process, the Washington Post reported .
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After White's death in 1922, Bourke-White's mother, Minnie Bourke, purchased for her a secondhand camera that kick-started her profession as a photographer.
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Kim may not have leaked the tape that kick-started her fame, but she refused to shy away from the spotlight in its wake.
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That was what kick-started the campaign to dig up information on Democrats in Kiev — an effort that "is not going away," Parnas added.
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Gaines kick-started her special day on Friday with a surprise breakfast in bed courtesy of husband Chip, 63, and son Crew, 10 months.
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Louisville transfer Anton Gill's 33-pointer snapped the Flyers' run and kick-started Nebraska's run that led to a 40-31 lead at intermission.
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"And from there, it could help us understand where else life could have occurred — for example, where it was kick-started on other planets."
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"The Commission kick-started a discussion with mobile phone operators about the provision of aggregated and anonymised mobile phone location data," it said today.
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But opponents, including President Donald Trump's administration, say the deadline has long passed for the proposal, which the U.S. Congress kick-started in 1972.
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A big reason Republicans are now able to barrel through with their nominees is changes to Senate rules (a process that Democrats kick-started).
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Washington (CNN)Fossil fuel lobbyists and environmentalists have kick-started a legal battle over whether the Trump administration will defend regulations on chemical plant safety.
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It voted for George H. W. Bush against Ronald Reagan in 1980, and it kick-started George W. Bush's race to the presidency in 2000.
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"The trend was kick started by DJI's appointment of VST ECS and Digital China as general distributors of its drone products in China," wrote IDC.
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"We're playing good ball," said Rangers outfielder Nomar Mazara, who kick-started the Texas offense with a solo homer in the bottom of the second.
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It was kick-started by reports that Rob Porter, the former White House staff secretary whom she had been dating, had abused two former wives.
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Multiple sources tell PEOPLE the Grammy winner, 31, recently kick-started her fitness routine by hiring a private trainer and is also taking Pilates classes.
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The festival has kick-started successful shows like "Urinetown" in years past, but some critics have contended that the shows vary too widely in quality.
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Reminder: Trump kick-started his modern political career by promoting the false accusation that former president Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
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"They have kick-started a move that has washed out short-term speculative money," currency fund Millennium Global's co-head of portfolio management, Richard Benson, said.
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He detailed it in heartbreaking, humane fashion in his journal in November 1956, one month after three coordinated bombings kick-started the climactic Battle of Algiers.
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" Neighbours" and " Home and Away" are Australia's longest-running soaps and have kick started the careers of the many famous Aussies you see in Hollywood today.
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Last year, Singapore kick-started a process to separate the work computers of its public servants from the internet as a defense against potential cyber attacks.
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When I was 15 the father of a family I babysat for kissed, groped and tried to seduce me one summer, which kick-started anxiety symptoms.
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That process is kick-started by the drafting of an annual budget resolution that was initially intended to serve as a check on the president's proposal.
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Mr. Saez and Mr. Zucman are economics professors at the University of California, Berkeley, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has kick-started a much-needed debate about taxes.
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It was Clinton who kick-started ties again in 2000 with a trip to India, the first by a US president for more than 250 years.
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This kick-started a series of conversations that culminated in a special handover ceremony on Thursday where the Ethiopian President Abiy Ahmed officially received the artifact.
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It kick started Microsoft's Surface hardware business, but the original tablet launched with a Windows RT operating system that didn't really tie closely to the hardware.
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"W series kick-started my career again and put my name back out there, which certainly helped in getting the drives that I have," she said.
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The deal will likely pressure smaller brokers like Interactive Brokers, as well as Silicon Valley start-up Robinhood, which kick-started free stock trading in 2013.
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The deal will likely pressure smaller brokers like Interactive Brokers, as well as Silicon Valley start-up Robinhood which kick-started free stock trading in 2013.
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The rise of the far-right, of ultra-nationalist movements, of anti-globalization movements — there was a kind of chain reaction that kick-started all of this.
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The journalism micropayments platform kick-started its attempt to reboot digital media business models in Europe in April 2014, offering an alternative to publishers' content-gating paywalls.
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I have a sentimental attachment to that console; it kick-started my love for video games and Pokémon — I even have a Mimikyu tattooed on my forearm.
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In the early hours of Monday morning â€" clearly in a desperate attempt inject humour into such a grim affair â€" someone kick-started the #debatesongs hashtag.
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He may have just kick-started the DNA World Tour with the Backstreet Boys, but Howie Dorough is never too busy to release more (yes, more!) music.
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One of the most influential and famous speeches was made there 230 years ago next month, when William Wilberforce denounced slavery and kick-started the abolitionist movement.
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This desire took us to the Feel My Bicep takeover on the FACT stage, and to Bicep themselves, who kick-started a night of heads down dancing.
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Russian entrepreneur Roman Abramovich kick-started a new wave of overseas billionaires buying Premier League soccer clubs when he purchased Chelsea FC from Ken Bates in 2003.
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Recent technological advances, especially pumping steam into the oil in the substrate to make it more fluid and easier to extract, kick-started the homegrown oil industry.
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Then Hicks kick-started them with a two-run homer off the former Mets reliever Addison Reed that barely cleared the wall down the right-field line.
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"American Buffalo," the play that kick-started his New York career in 1977, has been revived on Broadway twice, most recently in a 2008 production that bombed.
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It's safe to say that this device kick-started the popularity of midrange phones, a market in which Motorola and the Moto G remain a dominant player.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced Wednesday that she will finally withdraw the loathed extradition bill that kick-started three months of violent protests.
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Tiesi kick-started the Manziel cleanse back in August when she had all her Johnny-related tattoos removed ... saying there was a ZERO percent chance for reconciliation.
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Despite initial resistance, the Stonewall Riots kick-started a movement that resonates today, said author and LGBT+ historian Eric Marcus, presenter of the podcast "Making Gay History".
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On his sixth album, Dizzee Rascal has scores to settle, pushing back against youngblood competitors and reminding them he's the kingpin who kick-started the whole movement.
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That conversation got kick-started (again) during this year's Emmys, thanks in part to Mother Jones editor in chief Clara Jeffery: There is a lot of good television.
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Whether or not he realized it at the time, Selye's description of a biological stress response had single handedly kick started an entirely new branch of medical inquiry.
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Main U.S. competitor LimeBike kick-started its first U.S. market in June at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and has quickly rolled out to 20 places.
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J.J. Abrams, who kick-started the dormant franchise with "The Force Awakens," is set to return for the untitled Episode IX — the third film in the current trilogy.
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Bebe Rexha—who kick-started her career by writing on the Rihanna/Eminem hit "The Monster"—walks down the highway shoulder, toting two black trash bags of clothes.
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The hit-and-run death may have kick-started their monologues, but every speaker is gripped by his or her own private world and by consuming emotional wounds.
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Grid operators, preferably ones independent from the utilities, must be compelled to remunerate all producers with transparent, guaranteed prices -- the way Europe kick-started its clean-energy transformation.
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A Times copy editor, she kick-started Anthony Bourdain's career when she helped him get a tell-all article about the restaurant world published in The New Yorker.
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Alison Taylor, Executive Director for ethical system at NYU's Stern School of Business, kick-started a great conversation on Twitter and LinkedIn about the ethical responsibilities of business.
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Fraser Howie, an independent analyst, told CNBC Tuesday that there's a "whole host of hidden debt" in China, which had kick started stimulus this year as its economy slowed.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May officially pulled the Brexit trigger on Wednesday and, in doing so, kick-started the two-year countdown for Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Deflationary forces from the oil price plunge to $50 from $115 in the second half of 33 kick-started central banks into action at the beginning of last year.
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This kick-started a process that has now spanned three different coaching staffs and continues to this day, despite a league-wide shift in how Drummond's position is played.
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Australian Nick Kyrgios kick-started the movement when he announced in early January that he'd give $200 for every ace he serves at all events during this Australian summer.
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But little so far has been revealed about Barr's possible awareness of Giuliani's efforts in Ukraine before they factored into the whistleblower complaint that kick-started the impeachment process.
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The box office result was on par with "Iron Man," the 2008 film that kick-started Marvel's lineup, and beat the arrivals of Captain America, Thor and Doctor Strange.
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His arrival in England two decades ago kick-started a revolution in nutrition, in conditioning, in tactics; he was one of the great modernizing forces in the Premier League.
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"The UK kick-started the Industrial Revolution, which was responsible for economic growth across the globe but also for increasing emissions," said Chris Skidmore, energy and clean growth minister.
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Still ... he doesn't have a single bad thing to say about Katy or 'Idol,' adding that the exposure kick-started his music career and put him in the public eye.
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A Mexican actress's tweet kick-started talks with 'El Chapo' How sad that an actress of her stature and talent would glorify the ugly, deadly drug business with this escapade.
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Following Washington's exit from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the 11 remaining members have kick-started discussions on how to proceed without the U.S. and recently wrapped up talks in Toronto.
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George McGovern's better-than-expected performance in Iowa that year kick-started his campaign and the press and pundits have kept a close eye on the Hawkeye state ever since.
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As the ace Clayton Kershaw intently watched each pitch with his arms draped over the dugout rail, Urias, with his high leg kick, started the game by striking out Granderson.
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Saudi Aramco finally kick-started its initial public offering on Sunday, but offered scant details on the number of shares to be sold, pricing or the date for a launch.
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It was how Hannah Hart, an independent creator, kick-started her career in 2011 when she got drunk one night and decided to film herself making a grilled cheese sandwich.
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"Now that the whistleblower has successfully kick-started impeachment, he has disappeared from the story, as if the Democrats put the whistleblower in their own witness protection program," Nunes said.
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Jones scored on a 53-yard run to cap a scoring drive kick-started by a 25-yard catch-and-run by Adams and a 24-yard scramble by Rodgers.
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Joe Burrow's emotional tribute to his hometown during his Heisman acceptance speech has kick-started a national campaign to help out ... with over $115k raised for the local food pantry.
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Excremental flourishes notwithstanding, that gloriously scabrous picture also kick-started the careers of its director and stars, most of whom are back to illustrate the consequences of a misspent youth.
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At Novartis, Hudson kick-started sales of heart failure medicine Entresto that the firm expected to generate $5 billion but whose sales began at a glacial pace after its 2015 launch.
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The process has just been kick-started with the release of a 57-page discussion paper covering the full spectrum of how the exchange works, or, in some cases, doesn't work.
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Having kick started growth and averted the threat of deflation, policymakers will have to debate whether conclude bond buys in after September but Smets said this discussion has not yet started.
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The trio of Kardashian sisters kick-started their growing empire with a line of beauty products, Kylie jumped on the bandwagon not too long after, and Kendall's trailing very close behind.
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Under his predecessor (and former boss) Christophe Decarnin, Balmain kick-started an '80s revival of tight dresses and sharp shoulders, appealing to a cultish cadre of French stylists and industry insiders.
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"To get us kick-started there was nice, and then to give Vargas a cushion there so he can make some pitches and take a chance on some guys," Frazier said.
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"Football Against the Enemy," by Simon Kuper, is the one that really kick-started the genre, and gave it a sort of literary legitimacy; I suspect it has aged reasonably well.
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Instead of dwelling on the slights, he focuses on all the reasons he has to be grateful: his wife; his globe-trotting life; and Rhinehart's exemption, which kick-started his comeback.
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Tom Burgoyne, who wears the Phanatic costume, said in an interview on Monday with the Philadelphia sports radio station WIP that the litigation "kick-started" the discussion on the new costume.
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Boeing kick-started a contest for tens of billions of dollars of orders at the Farnborough Airshow on Monday, with a $23 billion deal for freight planes with delivery firm DHL.
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On Monday, the latter's announcement of a chief financial officer kick-started a new round of speculation about Airbnb's intentions, which had quieted while it was looking for a new finance leader.
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Since the NBC juggernaut's beginning, it dropped multiple hints that Jack died due to a drunk driving accident that was possibly kick-started over a breakup with his wife Rebecca (Mandy Moore).
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From the opening chords of "Hello," the comeback single that kick-started yet another round of record-breaking sales and giant awards hauls, it was clear we were going to get along.
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Aramco kick-started its initial public offering (IPO) this week, announcing its intention to float on the domestic bourse in what could be the worlds biggest listing, planned for later this year.
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Riley Voss hit a jumper to give the Big Red a 433-20 but Weems' 3-pointer kick started a 10-0 run to give the Blue Demons a 30-21 lead.
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Patrick Pichette kick-started a conversation about work-life balance in Silicon Valley when he resigned as Google's powerful chief financial officer at age 53 to travel the world with his wife.
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But 13 years ago, Christopher Nolan released this film, which reinvigorated the character and kick-started a trilogy that would become widely acclaimed for its sinister mood and enthralling action set pieces.
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Europe kick started us to the downside this morning and then there was follow-through from the Trump headline and all of a sudden you have an overdue sell-off on your hands.
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This is a shift — yet another shift — from Facebook, which kick-started its move into video by crediting video publishers with a "view" if someone watched something for a minimum of three seconds.
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The tariffs may have kick-started a revival in domestic U.S. aluminum production but any impact on regional supply has been offset by the near total curtailment of the Becancour smelter in Canada.
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The case involving 11 former Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Societe Generale employees is Britain's fourth prosecution of rate-fixing allegations since it joined a global inquiry kick-started by U.S. regulators in 2008.
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About 375 million years ago, a pioneering fish crawled out of a prehistoric ocean and kick-started the evolution of salamanders, lizards, you, me and all other land vertebrates that have ever existed.
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Her show was one of the inspirations for "The Real Housewives of Orange County" — and thus, according to the musical's cosmology, kick-started the downfall of America into a reality-TV-fueled hellscape.
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President Emmanuel Macron has already announced a national campaign to rebuild the church, kick-started by large personal donations from the wealthy, but as ever the "widow's mite" will be far more symbolic.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has kick-started a drug war in the Philippines that has killed thousands, while Prime Minister Hun Sen has systematically destroyed even the semblance of a political opposition in Cambodia.
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It was Liverpool that ended Chelsea's 143-match home unbeaten streak in 2008, and Liverpool's win at Stamford Bridge last season kick-started the run that eventually cost Coach José Mourinho his job.
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The tariffs may have kick-started a revival in domestic U.S. aluminium production but any impact on regional supply has been offset by the near total curtailment of the Becancour smelter in Canada.
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And Airbnb's announcement of a chief financial officer earlier this week kick-started a new round of speculation about Airbnb's intentions, which had quieted while it was looking for a new finance leader.
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As the system of food distribution collapses, is kick started again under emergency conditions, and then returns to normal, there would likely be unforeseen problems, which I am merely tempting to hint at here.
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The ball arced over helpless keeper Robin Olsen into the net, sparking an explosion of German joy on the bench and in the stands as the reigning champions kick-started their World Cup campaign.
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It was an interesting and unique release, one completely inline with Baroness Magazine's progressive approach to all things erotic, and it was also the thing that kick-started Victoria's work as a solo artist.
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It was a famine declaration in February that kick-started an aid effort for South Sudan, but the unabating violence that keeps refugees flowing across its southern border is turning an emergency situation chronic.
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Fendi's furry pom-poms kick-started a bonafide trend this past year, thanks to the Kaiser, and last season's detachable Fendi Strap You bag strap is slowly becoming as iconic as the bags themselves.
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Saudi Arabia kick-started Aramco's initial public offering (IPO) on Sunday as its market regulator approved the oil giant's application to list on the domestic bourse and create the world's most valuable listed firm.
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Green kick-started the run with three straight baskets and Thomas finished it off with a pair of free throws to put the Celtics up 47-30 with 5:28 remaining in the half.
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Meanwhile, If You're Reading This It's Too Late unofficially kick-started a "Cool Toronto" movement in hip-hop that's even inspired American artists to sing-rap over syrupy-slow, 90s R&B-sampling beats.
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Real estate CBRE, the world's largest commercial real-estate-services firm, reports that legal cannabis "kick-started the recovery of the industrial market in Denver," resulting in record-high rents and record-low vacancies.
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Elliott's predecessor Mike Smith kick-started the bank's "super-regional" strategy in 2007, but investors have not embraced that strategy due to concerns Asia is distracting from the more profitable Australian home-lending business.
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The bout has probably killed much of Rothwell's momentum and kick started Dos Santos' campaign for 2017's annual heavyweight title fight, but it's the heavyweight division and anything can happen between now and then.
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Lending to highly-rated companies is dominating the current round of M&A, which was kick started in early April by US drug distributor Cardinal Health's US$6.1bn deal to buy Medtronic's medical supplies units.
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In contrast, the Bank of England kick-started its quantitative easing programme on Monday, have lowered interest rates to record lows last week to stave off an economic slowdown in Britain after the Brexit vote.
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The $400 million funding for the treatment facility was kick-started with a donation of $90 million from William's godfather, the sixth Duke of Westminster, who initially came up with the idea for the project.
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The teams from Australia, China, France, Britain, Japan and the United States have been assembled by former America's Cup winner Russell Coutts for SailGP, an annual competition kick-started by Coutts and sailing fanatic Ellison.
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In contrast, the Bank of England kick started its quantitative easing programme on Monday, have lowered interest rates to record lows last week to stave off an economic slowdown in Britain after the Brexit vote.
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The announcement kick-started rampant speculation about whom Trump will pick for what could be the most consequential appointment of his presidency, giving him the opportunity to move the Supreme Court more solidly to the right.
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The contested data set, which GSR harvested using a 2014 Facebook personality quiz where users permitted the app to obtain personal information about themselves and their friends, has kick-started investigations from governments around the world.
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Sir George Cayley, the "father of the aeroplane," studied not how birds flapped their wings, but how they were able to glide to the ground and thereby kick-started the heavier-than-air revolution in flight.
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"Speaking very candidly, it was a really traumatic period in my early 20s that kick-started something in me that was a bit more feral," she revealed, going on to explain that it made her stronger.
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While synthetic cathinones are mainly drugs of historical note now in the UK and U.S., their arrival having kick-started the modern online drug trade, elsewhere on the planet they have become major drug market players.
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In a potential race for Draghi's job, Weidmann is likely to face criticism that he often sides with the minority on the rate-setting Governing Council, having opposed key stimulus measures that kick-started European growth.
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But her broad defense of high marginal rates for multimillionaires, floated during a "60 Minutes" profile, kick-started the current debate — and demonstrated her preternatural ability, at age 29, to shift the bounds of policy talk.
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But 260 years after the Stonewall riots that kick-started the gay liberation movement, young queer people are expressing a new openness to identifying with more fluid sexuality labels like "queer" — or with no label at all.
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The buoyant results were widely interpreted as evidence of the success of Tesco's turnaround plan, kick-started with the arrival of CEO Dave Lewis two years ago at a crisis point for the U.K.'s largest supermarket.
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The Swiss National Bank looks to have kick-started its forex purchases again — firing a warning shot to investors who have bought the safe-haven Swiss franc and pushed it to two-year highs against the euro.
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The European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, kick-started the launch of the legislation, known as Mifid II, after the original set of rules was found wanting in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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" The film kick-started the career of Jonah Hill, who stars opposite Michael Cera and who, a decade and change later, makes his directorial debut in theaters this weekend with his own coming-of-age tale, "Mid90s.
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And talk about bringing freshness to familiar repertory: The immensely gifted pianist Jan Lisiecki practically kick-started Mendelssohn's youthful Piano Concerto in G minor into action on Friday with the Philadelphia Orchestra, led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
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Ms. Saville's seven-foot-high canvas was the standout piece in a desirable group of 21 contemporary artworks from the collection of a New York management consultant, David Teiger, that kick-started Sotheby's "Frieze Week" evening sale.
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The Republican-led intelligence committee is seeking a vast array of documents related to the potential abuses of intelligence and memos that kick-started the investigation into the Trump campaign and whether it colluded with the Russian government.
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Fifty years after the Stonewall riots kick-started the gay liberation movement, young queer people are expressing a new openness to identifying with more fluid sexuality labels like "queer" — or with no label at all, Michael Waters writes.
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Interest in nuclear energy did not rebound until the turn of the millennium, when concerns over securing energy supplies, reducing carbon emissions and meeting the growing demand for electricity in developing economies kick-started another wave of investment.
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The company kick-started its Black Friday sale a week in advance of the highly-anticipated shop-holiday, and now it's continuing to offer up to 80% off items from Cyber Monday on through the end of November.
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UAC and COMAC announced they would cooperate on a widebody jet program in 2014 and they kick-started full-scale development of the program three years later by forming joint venture China-Russia Commercial Aircraft International Corporation (CRAIC).
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank looks to have kick-started its forex purchases again — firing a warning shot to investors who have bought the safe-haven currency and pushed it to two-year highs against the euro.
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He helped guide Maccabi into the Champions League group stage in 2015, and to the Europa League this season, and he has kick-started the careers of a host of coaches, most notably Paulo Sousa, now of Fiorentina.
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Turning a college side gig into a businessElious pursued a communications degree to please her parents in 2008, but it was the time she spent building and updating her Myspace page between classes that kick-started her career.
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Jets coach Paul Maurice was quick to sing the praises of his fourth line, which kick-started the comeback after Jason Zucker and Chris Stewart staked the visitors to a 2-0 lead early in the first period.
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The disciplinary proceedings were kick-started by a letter on Monday from Mr. Byrne to the Justice Department, saying the police would no longer hold off on disciplinary proceedings if the Justice Department had not announced by Aug.
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That would be the fifth straight quarter of falls and the worst reading since December 2012 when the index stood at minus 12, around the time Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government kick-started the massive "Abenomics" stimulus policies.
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Thompson scored 21 of his 20173 points in the first half while Curry looked utterly lost, and drained the dagger 3-pointer from the left wing with 36.1 seconds to go that kick-started the Golden State festivities.
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The view is similar to where specs stood in early April 2016 – the previous record corn short for the time of year – but that was quickly erased as crop issues in South America kick-started a springtime rally.
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Launched three years ago, the bank's 2.55 trillion euro ($3.17 trillion) bond purchase program has depressed borrowing costs and kick started growth but underlying slack in the economy has proven to be bigger than earlier thought, holding back inflation.
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Many of the early government research investments which kick-started development of renewable energy and electric vehicles took place long ago, and a recent paper from MIT shows how public investment helped deliver today's incredibly cheap solar power systems.
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FED AHEAD The Swiss National Bank looks to have kick-started its forex purchases again -- firing a warning shot to investors who have bought the safe-haven Swiss franc and pushed it to two-year highs against the euro.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's state oil company kick-started its initial public offering (IPO) on Sunday, announcing its intention to list on the domestic bourse as the kingdom seeks to diversify and create the world's most valuable listed company.
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Fresh off winning the most desired award in college football, Burrow joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs nightly on FS1) ... where he says he was shocked his words kick-started a half-million-dollar campaign.
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The state-controlled company is seeking market opportunities after a three-year restructuring kick-started by former chief executive Mauro Moretti, who streamlined operations and cut its debt by a third to 2.8 billion euros at the end of last year.
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We will expand our work into states like Tennessee and Wyoming, where reform work is just beginning to take shape, as well as expand efforts in Texas, a state that kick started comprehensive criminal justice reform efforts a decade ago.
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In particular, they need to agree an end-date for the ECB's 2.55 trillion euro ($3.10 trillion) bond purchase programme, which has depressed borrowing costs and kick-started growth, even if it has failed to lift inflation back to target.
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A Mexican actress' tweet kick-started talks with 'El Chapo' What's new is insight into the details that Guzman obsessed about before the visit, and his willingness to accommodate del Castillo in any way, including allowing her to bring Penn.
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Daniel Sedin's power-play goal at 10:22 of the third period was his 13,000th career point, and it kick-started a Vancouver Canucks comeback that netted a 5-3 win over the Nashville Predators at sold-out Bridgestone Arena.
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Because back in the early aughts, when we were first introduced to the "Hit Me Baby One More Time" pop princess, she kick-started her career by going on tour with none other than the Backstreet Boys' direct competitors, *NSYNC.
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And he is one of the most astute rap talent scouts in the country, having kick-started the careers of Waka Flocka Flame and Young Thug, and catapulted producers like Zaytoven, Drumma Boy and Mike Will Made-It to wide renown.
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World number one Lydia Ko kick-started her round with an eagle on the par-five seventh on the way to a five-under-par 66, alongside in-form Thai Ariya Jutanugarn and five others four shots off the pace.
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The man arresting him is Wretch's uncle, Stafford Scott, a tireless activist for human rights and equality, and someone who was deeply entrenched in seeking justice during the case of Mark Duggan, which kick started the England riots of 2011.
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At his peak, Mr. Beatty was the epitome of Hollywood new and old; a larger-than-life matinee idol, lover boy and filmmaker whose work kick-started cinema's new Golden Age in the 1970s, making him evermore a big deal.
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His relationship with Dave kick-started at a pre-MCR barbecue held by Dave's brother Marc (former owner of MCR's first record label, Eyeball), where the pair bonded immediately over a mutual love of new wave, post-punk, and Britpop.
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A dose of cheekiness was always central to Stereolab's mission, and "Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements" kick-started its ascent as the band that perhaps best embodied the D.I.Y., artful, anti-mainstream British music scene of the early '90s.
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It has kick- started a healthy conversation in the pages of The Washington Post, The New York Times, Vox and dozens of other media outlets on the problematic role and terrible track record of the Democratic leadership intervening in primaries.
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After realizing audiences have an appetite for movies that are so bad they're good, the folks at Netflix are releasing many more movies cut from the same goopy mold as Christmas Prince mold — including a sequel to the movie that kick-started trend.
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Development Minister Gerd Mueller said Germany would in coming weeks release details of what he called a new "Marshall Plan with Africa" - drawing a direct parallel with the huge U.S. investment programme that kick-started the ravaged German economy after World War Two.
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Over half the competitors suffered a fall on the first run, including a heavy fall for Parrot, before New Zealand's Carlos Garcia Knight kick-started the competition with a switch backside 1260 on the final kicker to lead after the first heat.
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Downloaded more than 100 million times, the series helped to bring podcasting into the mainstream and, along with TV series like "The Jinx" and "Making a Murderer," kick-started a wave of serialized true-crime whodunits that shows no signs of ebbing.
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A few lots earlier, Sotheby's contemporary auction had been kick-started by the charity sale of works by Mr. Bradford, Julie Mehretu, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Glenn Ligon and Njideka Akunyili Crosby to benefit the new building for the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Sudan has kick-started investigations into the long, bloody suppression of the Darfur region under the government of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, a move aimed at ending years of impunity and bringing perpetrators to justice amid a fragile political transition.
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" Amélie Brossier, Member of the Board, CDG (the FCDE's management company): "The market is consolidating and is increasingly dominated by a handful of strong players, and public authorities have kick-started several large-scale projects to promote Paris on the international scene.
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The Botín family's wealth, in turn, is seen to assure that a project kick-started at the height of Spain's banking crisis will stay on course, as well as at arm's length from politicians who let other such projects fall by the wayside.
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Just as the traditional martial arts expectation of reverse knee joints was subverted the moment the low line side kick started being used in MMA, Whittaker showed us another neat trick that most wouldn't have thought of as a viable answer to the side kick.
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In the latest chapter of a global rate-fixing inquiry kick-started by U.S. regulators in 2008, 10 men and one woman are due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London to be charged with plotting to manipulate Euribor, the Euro interbank offered rate.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York officials said on Friday that subway riders will not get baked in the Big Apple this summer now that a transit repair program to fix faulty air conditioners and other train systems has been kick-started with full funding.
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"Europe kick-started us to the downside this morning and then there was follow-through from the Trump headline and all of a sudden you have an overdue sell-off on your hands," said Dennis Dick, proprietary trader at Bright Trading LLC in Las Vegas.
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"After the trade euphoria that kick-started the week, markets have quickly become stuck in a soggy patch with no real catalysts to push them one way or the other with any conviction," Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid wrote in a note to clients.
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In this outfit, a hybrid OTS-spaghetti-strap top — an evolution of the OG off-the-shoulder style that kick-started the unique shirting wave we're still riding today — is taken down a notch with a loose tuck into a pair of relaxed flares.
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DUBAI/ABU DHABI, Nov 225 (Reuters) - Analysts provided wide valuation estimates for Saudi Aramco, ranging between $22014 trillion and $2.3 trillion, fund managers who have seen research notes said, as the oil giant kick-started its initial public offering (IPO) on the local bourse.
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He knows, for example, that the coup that transformed his own career — which kick-started a journey that took him from intern at his boyhood club to his current post as sporting director of one of Germany's biggest teams — almost could not happen now.
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But there was a pause throughout all of 27 while North Korea kick-started its diplomatic talks with South Korea and the US. Weapons tests short of ICBMs started up again earlier this year, though, increasing fears that the diplomatic window may be closing.
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In these pages, you'll accompany Lawrence Downes as he retraces Mark Twain's gonzo months in Hawaii in 213, where Twain kick-started his career by sending dispatches to The Sacramento Union, reporting on the outlandish practices of surfing, eating poi and swimming with naked ladies.
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Now the owner of a strong, 13-1 record, he kick-started his career with a fantastic 12-fight streak, defeating the likes of Damian Grabowski and Denis Smoldarev, and rebounded from his only loss with a first-round thumping of talented Croat Ante Delija.
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In 1995, she kick-started her career at age 25 by publishing an op-ed in the New York Times proclaiming that the "rape crisis movement" sweeping college campuses was a bit of overblown hysteria from young women who regretted getting drunk and having sex.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May pulled the Brexit trigger on Wednesday and kick-started a two-year countdown for Britain's departure from the European Union though Britain's former Deputy Prime Minister argued there was "absolutely no way" the U.K. could secure everything in such a narrow timeframe.
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Given the latest industry research on the adaptation of Asian food into the American mass-market—the steady acculturation of pho, the cautious courtship with fermentation, the brash machismo of the mash-up genre kick-started by the Korean taco—it wasn't hard to see why.
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The government's decision on Wednesday to give "in-principle" approval to sell Air India has kick-started a process that could see the government offload an airline struggling to turn a profit in the face of growing competition from low-cost rivals and its huge debts.
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By passing the Senate version of the budget, House Republicans kick-started the reconciliation process, a window during which the Senate can pass legislation with only a simple majority, instead of the 60 vote supermajority typically needed to end debate and move a bill to a vote.
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It was, in part, their wry essay imagining the ignominies of being Courteney Cox's assistant, which include making an appointment to bleach a certain area of the actor's anatomy, that kick-started Mx. Soloway's career as a television writer (on HBO's "Six Feet Under," among other series).
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In many ways, it has been the defining club of the last Premier League decade, a superpower in the making, a project that first changed the financial landscape of English and European soccer and then, through its network of sister clubs, kick-started a global revolution.
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Fur-edged down parkas, a fashion trend kick-started by a 2013 Sports Illustrated cover featuring the model Kate Upton wearing a bikini and a fur-trimmed Canada Goose parka, are now so prevalent among the affluent that they have caused a boom in backwoods trapping.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong on Tuesday kick-started a process which could lead to a ban on a group that promotes secession from China, the first time since the former British colony's return to Chinese rule in 1997 it has sought to outlaw a political organization.
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Way before them, Kevin Garnett kick-started the movement by green-lighting a trade to the Boston Celtics, which soon motivated, among others, Dwight Howard, Chris Bosh, and LeBron to seek greener pastures in roles that would ease their individual stress while granting access to a larger stage.
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And so, in 2007, she took time off from her job to pursue a master's degree in green energy and environmental policy at Columbia University, which kick-started a more than decade-long inquiry into sustainability; she returned to the university in 2019 for a master's in sustainability management.
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His Confederates in the Attic is one of the best books about how the legacy of the Civil War continues to mark the country, and his most recent book, Midnight Rising, follows the story of John Brown, the abolitionist whose raid on Harpers Ferry kick-started the war.
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This kind of secret world is familiar terrain for the director Doug Liman, who kick-started the "Bourne" spy franchise and directed "Fair Game," a fictional take on some real-world intrigue involving Valerie Plame Wilson, a former C.I.A. officer, and her husband, Joseph C. Wilson IV, a onetime diplomat.
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This year's lineup includes Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" and "Tosca," as well as two renderings of Verdi's "Aida": a recent version from Carlus Padrissa and Àlex Ollé, Spanish collaborators known for their striking visual productions, and a beloved 1913 staging that kick-started the tradition of putting on summer operas here.
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But Uber is the first to make theirs publicly available in the US. (A limited trial of self-driving taxis launched in Singapore a few weeks before Uber kick started its Pittsburgh pilot.) It's a high-risk move for a company known for its devil-may-care attitude toward privacy and regulations.
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Just look at this madness: Subri's kick started out well left of the goal, curling around the two-man wall in front of him, and then somewhere along the way it ditched physics and went swooping well above Pahang keeper Nasril Nourdin's head as he watched it curl inside the far post.
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Tripping on LSD and mushrooms could help you quit smoking and cure depression The most convincing argument for legalizing LSD, shrooms, and other psychedelics Thanks to people like Timothy Leary, Ram Das, Abbie Hoffman, and Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters touting its mind-bending virtues, LSD kick-started the psychedelic wing of 1960s counterculture.
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Help Musicians UK, the leading independent music charity in Britain, kick-started much of this debate back in 2014, when they published one of the first detailed surveys of mental health in the music industry, leading to the eye-opening discovery that 60 percent of musicians have struggled with their mental health, compared with 25 percent of people overall.
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After a 49-10 blowout loss at Michigan dropped the Nittany Lions to 2-2, fans greeted third-year coach James Franklin with "Fire Franklin" chants the following week against Minnesota, a game that kick-started an eight-game winning streak that featured an offense that averaged 40 points and included Franklin's signature 24-21 win over the Buckeyes.
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Using Gladwell and the American love affair with cars as a springboard, Horwitz draws a clear line from the origins of the automobile all the way to the rise of artificial intelligence, the DARPA Grand Challenge that kick-started the modern autonomous revolution, and the current, albeit messy, partnership between Silicon Valley and the auto industry.
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In a sense, it is business as usual for Mr. Trump, a New York real estate mogul whose improbable political career was kick-started by a stint in reality television, and who during the primaries kept himself in the headlines with a stream of vulgarities and provocations that would have torpedoed the careers of other politicians.
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According to Cohen, Sekulow had urged him to use January 2016 in his original testimony to "stay on message," and Cohen said he believed the Trump legal team wanted to use that date because it came before the Iowa caucuses that officially kick-started the Republican nomination fight Trump would go on to win later in the summer.
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Benny Tai Yiu-ting, an academic who had been advocating a kind of Occupy operation in Central, a business district, was forced to accept a modified version of his own idea after supporters of the student leader Joshua Wong scaled the gates of the Legislative Council in Admiralty, triggering the police crackdown that really kick-started the movement.
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Pelosi opens debate: Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) kick-started the hours-long impeachment debate with a speech stating that the House must move to impeach Trump in order to protect the republic.
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SAUDI-ARAMCO-IPO Saudi Aramco kick-starts what could be world's biggest IPO, offers scant details DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia/DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's giant state oil company finally kick-started its initial public offering (IPO) on Sunday, announcing its intention to float on the domestic bourse in what could be the world's biggest listing as the kingdom seeks to diversify its economy away from oil.
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Kick-started by a contentious roundtable on unionization presented by the executive director of the International Game Developers Association (IGDA), attendees pushed back against the narratives that labor organization and unionization were things that the industry did not need--leading to, among other things, the formation of Game Workers Unite, an international organization devoted to furthering the efforts of game industry labor interests worldwide.
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Founding members Mike Tony (rhythm guitar, lead screams) and Nick "Demo" DeMolina (keys, background yelling) first met as roommates at Fordham College, and—after chasing an initial shared dream of becoming iconic beat-makers— they kick-started the musical project during a "post-collegiate malaise" of "endless reality TV consumption," and trudging between their corporate day-jobs and their North Williamsburg, Brooklyn practice space.
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The undercover op resulted in the seizure of £7.6 million [$10.8 million] worth of acid ($9.3 million in LSD crystals and $1.6 million in tabs) and 120 arrests, and has since been heralded as the event that kick-started the war on drugs in the UK. We got in touch with Stephen Bentley, one of the undercover officers involved in the case, to find out how he got ready for the operation, how he gained the trust of his targets, and more on the psychological effects of having to deceive his targets.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) on Wednesday kick-started the hours-long impeachment debate with a speech stating that the House must move to impeach President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE in order to protect the republic.
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