He had laid claim to the World's Fastest Man title.
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Many companies have laid claim to their own corporate holidays.
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Eventually, these victims laid claim to country's tradition of righteous vengeance.
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He laid claim to Graham's choreographies and even her famous technique.
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None of the big names have laid claim to Texas yet, though.
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The boy had lyingly laid claim to many qualities: strength, maturity, experience.
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All of them occupy lanes that Booker might have conceivably laid claim to.
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Besides the Philippines, China, Taiwan and Vietnam have also laid claim to Thitu.
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Their ancestors were almost certainly there before the British laid claim to New Scotland.
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Bob Casey laid claim to the "first person to use the Nixon metaphor" award.
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When MG Ramachandran died in 1987, she successfully laid claim to leadership of the party.
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The heirs of Jewish collectors have laid claim to about 20 works in the museum.
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The heirs of Jewish collectors have laid claim to about 20 works in the museum.
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China has laid claim to most of the South China Sea, in defiance of international norms.
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Different people laid claim to it at one time or another, but no claim has ever stuck.
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"Khalifa has, intentionally or not," laid claim to "the mantle of Faulkner's successor," Elliot Ackerman wrote here.
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Reagan was a Republican, yet many Democratic leaders, too, have laid claim to the pro-growth mantle.
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With "Death Is Hard Work," Khaled Khalifa has, intentionally or not, also laid claim to that title.
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The Leibowitzes settled litigation in 2007 with another pickle store owner who had laid claim to the name.
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In 2015 that team laid claim to a system that played a near perfect version of Limit Hold'em.
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It was 1963, and Peppiatt laid claim to but a tenuous introduction to the renowned painter he sought.
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And in 2018 it laid claim to being the first sports team to surpass $1 billion in revenue.
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The photographs, both print and projected, question the social structures that have laid claim to the represented bodies.
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In 2006, a group of tribes laid claim to the skeletons, and the university later agreed to transfer custody.
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Google and Facebook laid claim to 87% of last year's sales within the interactive media & services space, the firm found.
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TMZ reports that Taylor Swift has laid claim to the song titles and iconic phrases from her new album, Reputation.
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The tattered forces up North turn south and discover that Queen Cersei has laid claim to the other six kingdoms.
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Except for an uncle who identified the body, no one has laid claim to what remains of the alleged mastermind.
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The state of Israel has historically laid claim to all kinds of Jewish cultural heritage outside the borders of Israel.
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It was for centuries a strategic site for the various conquerors who laid claim to it, and we can see why.
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China drew the line in the late 1940s as it laid claim to about 90 percent of the South China Sea.
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A South Korean construction company has also laid claim to being the first to discover the Russian warship, South Korean media said.
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WWE sees itself as the guardian and interpreter of pro wrestling's history, and has laid claim to the sport's various archives accordingly.
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In 2014 Denmark laid claim to some 900,000 square kilometres in the Arctic, including the North Pole, citing its association with Greenland.
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The move has angered Pakistan, which has always laid claim to parts of Jammu and Kashmir since getting independence from the British.
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That is, if energy companies eventually dug up and burned everything they'd laid claim to, the planet would cook five times over.
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He laid claim to an American piano tradition that encompassed Ellington, Thelonious Monk and Randy Weston, but stayed adjacent to that, too.
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"India has never attacked another country and nor has laid claim to even an inch of land in any other country," he said.
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Whereas it laid claim to 62 percent of aggregate household income in 1970, by 2014 its share had fallen to just 43 percent.
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He also took over a trading company, known popularly as the Mississippi Company, which laid claim to much of the current United States.
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Past Tense In 21970, the Indians of All Tribes group laid claim to the surplus federal land that was once a federal penitentiary.
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Thoreau was aware of the proverbial "nobodies" who occupied, and in many cases laid claim to, the land that he would later inhabit.
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The limestone-turned cement has returned back to dust — nature has laid claim to civilization, reminding humans of their ultimate vulnerability to it.
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China has laid claim to almost all of the strategic South China Sea which is viewed as important for shipping lanes and potential resources.
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The Danish government shouldered Norway out of joint ownership in 1814, and officially laid claim to it when it ratified its constitution in 1953.
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Daniil Medvedev laid claim to a spot with his torrid summer performance, which culminated in an epic battle against Nadal at the U.S. Open final.
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China has laid claim to many islands and outcrops across the sea that are also claimed by Southeast Asian countries, notably the Philippines and Vietnam.
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The group, which has previously laid claim to attacks that it was not responsible for, says that Paddock converted to Islam a few months ago.
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Her husband, Jared Kushner, a senior adviser who once laid claim to the China portfolio, will return to Washington after the president's stop in Beijing.
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In the months after ISIS laid claim to northern Iraq in June 2014, Majid and Ahlam managed to cross into ISIS territory to help rescue women.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff laid claim to "dramatic progress" Tuesday in digging out the truth about Trump's call with President Volodymyr Zelensky on July 25.
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There are many, many ways to get at a sense of decaying grandeur without directly copying a style that From Software has effectively laid claim to.
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Cohen, born in 1980 and the product of a Hebrew day school, has laid claim to a place within the lengthening lineage of Jewish American writers.
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MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS Saoirse Ronan is Mary Stuart, who as queen of Scotland laid claim to the English throne, occupied by Elizabeth I (Margot Robbie).
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Though they fought on opposite sides, all laid claim to the brand name S.P.L.A. Militia leaders negotiated questions of rank and pay with the army command.
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Tech companies have laid claim to the public square: All of a sudden, we use Facebook to support candidates, organize protests and pose questions in debates.
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Consider the fact that, over the past two years, two neighboring states in India, West Bengal and Odisha, have both laid claim to being the rasgulla's birthplace.
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It cut off state funding for the salaries of priests and laid claim to all the property of the church that wasn't deemed directly necessary for worship.
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She was a magnificently luminous, hilarious woman, inside and out, and she died just as quickly as the cancer laid claim to her body, this past June.
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"2020 marks 200 years since Nathaniel Palmer laid claim to the discovery of the Antarctic mainland, making it an iconic year for all Antarctic travel," Barber said.
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The ruling addressed a partisan legal spat at an agency thrown into chaos as two acting directors publicly laid claim to the title of rightful, if temporary, leadership.
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Schulz argues that both blacks and whites have laid claim to heroic tales of the Railroad as a way to avoid the shame of either enslavement or complicity.
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Estimated price: $900,000 - $1,300,000 11 people have laid claim to this 19903 Bentley 4 1/2 Litre Open Sports Tourer, but only one engine has sat under its hood.
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Estimated price: $900,000 - $17503,300,000 11 people have laid claim to this 1928 Bentley 4 1/2 Litre Open Sports Tourer, but only one engine has sat under its hood.
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Airbus, whose mostly Germany-based defense arm makes up about a quarter of its sales, laid claim to the leading role in an op-ed article published on Friday.
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But the oil sector has laid claim to the region for decades, and previous attempts to extract core samples from the expansive 110-mile-wide crater have been prevented.
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My husband's French family had already laid claim to a problematic portion of the indigenous male names that did not sound like medieval troubadours and worked well in English.
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The area we now know as the Lower East Side was Kleindeutschland, a German enclave further subdivided as South Germans, Hessians, Prussians and Bavarians laid claim to separate neighborhoods.
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But within a few months, the nation of France laid claim to the remains of the wreck in a U.S. court, alleging they came from Ribault&aposs flagship La Trinité.
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After Shelley, male authors laid claim to science fiction, with H.G. Wells, Jules Verne, and Edgar Allan Poe writing their own landmark stories that steered the direction of the genre.
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By the 1920s, the city laid claim to the largest trolley network in the world, and at its peak boasted a per-capita ridership greater than present day San Francisco's.
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Mr. Jabotinsky was an ardent Jewish nationalist who laid claim to Jewish sovereignty over the whole of the territory between both banks of the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.
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It may not be clear who wrote the Jane Doe letter Munro-Leighton laid claim to, but Ford and Ramirez came forward with credible allegations they put their names to.
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During the last year of Obama's second term, Chicago laid claim to its share of his legacy by beating out Hawaii and New York as the site of his presidential library.
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Airbus Defence and Space Chief Executive Dirk Hoke last year also laid claim to the leading role on the program, given the importance of the program for the European aerospace industry.
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The eccentric and daring political gesture comes shortly after the English street artist laid claim to a large Brexit-related mural of a European flag being chiseled by a construction worker.
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The challenge, he said, will be to tactfully incorporate the Chinese-American story along with that of the Dutch, German, Irish and other immigrant populations who also laid claim to the site.
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Vouchers from the Illinois State Police, which holds the money in trust, indicate that SAFE not only collected the legally allotted 12.5%, but it also laid claim to the arresting agency's 65%.
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Kyle Busch easily could have laid claim to being the top Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver not driving a Team Penske Ford through the first three races of the 2019 season.
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At that time, I laid claim to being New York City's most unlikely sex columnist and was covering One Leg Up—a regular soiree now in its 20th year—for an assignment.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — French President Emmanuel Macron laid claim to the mantle of leader of the free world on Wednesday, with an ambitious speech before a packed assembly at the World Economic Forum.
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He laid claim to the Minerva Reefs, a pair of remote atolls a foot or so beneath the surface of the South Pacific, named for a ship that had foundered on one.
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If you post something that is wrongly snared by a filter, either because someone falsely laid claim to it, or because the filter ignored your fair dealing rights, you have no real remedies.
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Lorenzana earlier gave a presentation to media showing where Chinese vessels had been and said he was suspicious of its activities to the east, because China had never laid claim to those waters.
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Mr. Rubio triumphantly laid claim to a new generation of conservatives, which he labeled "the children of the Reagan revolution," while Ted Cruz, his close rival, referred to Mr. Reagan's "Morning in America" slogan.
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The Arctic Five have all laid claim to "exclusive economic zones" (EEZs) in those waters or, in the case of the United States (which has not ratified UNCLOS), announced its intention to do so.
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China laid claim to 20 percent of U.S. oil exports last year and importantly, as the fastest growing importer of liquified natural gas in the world, it is a ready importer of U.S. LNG.
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To make the argument during a Republican presidency that has explicitly laid claim to Andrew Jackson even as Democrats disavow Old Hickory is so bizarre that the term "big lie" might be usefully applied.
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Both states believed this additional acreage to be theirs — New Jersey had laid claim to the submerged lands surrounding Ellis Island — but because the federal government owned the island, the issue was largely moot.
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We still don't know exactly where the iPad will head in the next decade, nor perhaps who its ideal customer is, but Apple has laid claim to the tablet throne with the iPad alone.
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The company he founded has laid claim to inventing blue jeans when Strauss and a partner in 1873 received a patent on using rivets to make clothes, a practice that still distinguishes the company's jeans.
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But the federal land they've laid claim to is not only a wildlife preserve; it's also the home of more than 24 prehistoric sites and some 4,000 archaeological artifacts belonging to the Burns Paiute Tribe.
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Previously, they were known simply as RÜFÜS, but had to change the group's name stateside because of an existing US trademark — Chaka Khan's funk band laid claim to the Rufus title in America decades ago.
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Not only did it announce a completely ridiculous home assistant robot and a thinner-than-a-MacBook laptop, but it also laid claim to having the first aluminum unibody phone free of unsightly antenna lines.
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"If you post something that is wrongly snared by a filter, either because someone falsely laid claim to it, or because the filter ignored your fair dealing rights, you have no real remedies," notes Doctorow.
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Both sides laid claim to being best placed to form a government, although votes from Swedes living abroad are not due to be declared until Wednesday and these could still sway the final outcome slightly.
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As her uncles laid claim to her late husband's property, Mavis joined a growing number of widows whose male family members have denied them the right to sell land they are supposed to legally inherit.
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EditorsNote: add quotes throughout Kyle Busch easily could have laid claim to being the top Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver not driving a Team Penske Ford through the first three races of the 2019 season.
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Both men have long laid claim to being the first from what is known as the Dominican diaspora to have been elected to various lesser offices, from the New York City Council to the State Legislature.
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For that reason the Liberal Democrats (who have laid claim to the pro-EU mantle) and the UK Independence Party (now poised to soak up popular resentment at the compromises Britain's negotiators must reach) are upbeat.
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Demonstrating the BJP's greater hunger for power, the Hindu nationalist party has laid claim to two small states where no party won a clear majority, quickly forming coalition alliances despite being outpolled by the left-leaning Congress.
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Both Deputy Director Leandra English and Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney have laid claim to the role of acting director; English lost a bid to unseat Mulvaney, but the matter is still under appeal.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel praised her veteran finance minister at a party in his honor on Monday, as a potential coalition partner laid claim to his job as their price for supporting her in power.
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In Kansas, however, a group of coaches and players from the 1910 College of Emporia football team laid claim to the first methodical, regular use of the halfback option under the direction of Coach Homer Woodson Hargiss.
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Burt tells TMZ it's family tradition for all male Jenner names to start with a "B" ... and he was planning to go with Burt Jr., but his gf's sister laid claim to Burton when she had a son.
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For the time being, Bradford has laid claim to a specific place mere steps from the National Mall, a space that in its idealized form is meant to signify national unity or, at bare minimum, respectful civic coexistence.
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Sophomore guard Kam Williams (eight points per game) has provided a spark off the bench and laid claim to more playing time after going 23-of-42 and averaging 773 points per game in his last five contests.
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As the guided meditation portion of the morning approached, patrons laid claim to one of hundreds of green cushions dispersed throughout MoMA's second floor atrium, getting cozy and awaiting instruction from meditation teacher and creative strategist Gemma Gambee.
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A patchwork of federal agencies — from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) — have laid claim to different portions of emerging regulatory landscape, absent an overarching framework.
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The new year "marks 200 years since Nathaniel Palmer laid claim to the discovery of the Antarctic mainland, making it an iconic year for all Antarctic travel," Tom Barber, cofounder of luxury travel agency Original Travel, told Hoffower.
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As of last fall, the administration had laid claim to nearly $51 billion in regulatory cost reductions through that measure, a remarkable swing given that there was more than $100 billion in new costs each year under President Obama.
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My old Kentucky home: The Farrells, a clan of Appalachian renegades who've laid claim to a mountain for more than 200 years, defend their land and way of life — moonshine-making and a language all their own — from the townsfolk below.
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The government's lawyers argued that the ban should apply only if someone actively laid claim to a foreign nationality, not if they were ignorant that they were considered a citizen of another country, as the "citizenship seven" claimed to be.
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So imagine the shockwaves when Unisys piped up in 1995 laid claim to the LZW-patented compression algorithm inside every single piece of GIF-creation software, and was prepared to charge a license fee for all the applications that used it.
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In New Ahtet Kawyin village in June 2015, when residents refused to remove their huts from land the government had laid claim to, "police cut down all of the houses with chainsaws and they burned the bamboo houses", the report said.
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The move could mark an important concession by China, which has laid claim to most of the strategic waterway and interfered with fishing and drilling by the Philippines and other countries who have competing claims to the sea's reefs and rocks.
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But more than most politicians Ryan has always laid claim to a mix of moral and substantive authority; more than most he has sold himself to the right's intelligentsia and the centrist media as one of Washington's men of principle.
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Much of Tuesday's debate, which featured six of the remaining candidates, touched on national security as the Democrats excoriated Mr. Trump, urged caution in the Middle East and laid claim to the mantle of being the best potential commander in chief.
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Ferrero said the decision was made in response to a growing worry over protestor rights nationwide and the degrading relationship between citizens and police following a series of deadly shootings that have laid claim to lives on both sides in recent years.
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Prize games like the opening match and the final are always the most desirable for cities, even when only one country hosts, but in demanding all of the later-round matches, U.S. Soccer has effectively laid claim to most of the biggest games.
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The blob is actually a seventeen-carat yellow diamond, which scientists at M.I.T. coated with carbon nanotubes that absorb 99.995 per cent of light, creating the blackest black on earth—darker, even, than Vantablack, which, in 2016, the sculptor Anish Kapoor laid claim to .
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The trailer shows off some of the troubles that the crew will face, and some new faces, like Adolphus Murtry (played by Pacific Rim's Burn Gorman), a brutal and temperamental security chief for the company that's laid claim to the planet, Royal Charter Energy.
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Buren owns the vertical stripes — and was upset when Mosset showed stripe paintings in 20073 — while Toroni has turned the size # 50 brush mark into a signature style and Parmentier explored folded and spray-painted horizontal bands, but Mosset never laid claim to a specific trademark.
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In the beginning of 2016, the app laid claim to 200 million users, and 653 percent of teenagers in the US. Kik's terms of service stated that anyone under the age of 18 needed a parent's permission to use the app, but these rules were easily ignored.
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Egyptian tourism officials had quickly laid claim to the title "world tourism capital for 22015" (though that's not actually an official designation of the United Nations group) and hatched plans for filling empty hotel rooms, packing Pharaonic monuments and convincing people it's safe to go to Egypt.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From the breakout success of 2003's Oldboy to the more recent acclaim of Lee Chang-dong's Burning and especially Bong Joon-ho's Parasite, South Korea has laid claim to one of the most vibrant national cinemas in the world.
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By levying the fine against Google — more than double the previous largest penalty in this type of antitrust case — Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's antitrust chief, also laid claim to being the Western world's most active regulator of digital services, an industry still dominated by Silicon Valley.
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He brought Teodor Currentzis and his orchestra musicAeterna from Perm, Russia, to perform Mozart's "Clemenza" and Mahler's First Symphony — while the Vienna Philharmonic, which often laid claim to those Austrian-based composers in the past, performed Shostakovich's "Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District" and his "Leningrad" Symphony.
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In the last third of the 19th century, as the US laid claim to the full stretch of the continent, new anxieties emerged about the character of the American people, hemmed in on one side by the closed frontier and on the other by mass immigration from Europe.
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In the 1960s and '70s, female artists — Yoko Ono, Ana Mendieta, Valie Export and Suzanne Lacy among them — laid claim to the subject, manifesting its trauma in their own bodies, in uncompromising performances that were market-resistant in their day and feel right on time for a misogynist present.
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Canny businessmen in the late nineteenth century laid claim to the 14th Amendment to argue that its purpose was not so much to preserve the citizenship rights of the formerly enslaved people of the South, but to articulate new rights for corporations—in particular, their rights to be free of taxes and regulations.
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East Coast acts like East Orange, New Jersey hit-makers Naughty By Nature and raucous Queens trio Onyx made brief appearances in the video but it was the West Coast figures in question that really laid claim to gangsta rap, as it was a way for them to distinguish themselves from their cross country peers.
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Mr. Mohmand's voice and announcements laid claim to a long litany of terrorist violence, including the attack on Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who would become a Nobel laureate for her education advocacy work; the shooting of Hamid Mir, a prominent Pakistani journalist and talk-show host; and the killing of 11 mountain climbers in northern Pakistan in 2013.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE laid claim to the title of "law and order candidate" during his acceptance speech Thursday night while vowing to be the champion of "forgotten" Americans in the White House.
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Just as Amazon can't make a splash internationally (it still reported a $642 million loss on its international business, although that loss is down 43 percent from this time a year ago), Alibaba similarly can't hit its mark in the US. For growing, hungry companies like Amazon and Alibaba, they're surely eager to change the status quo and seize market share from regions that the other has already laid claim to.
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The socialist Eugene Debs, who went to prison for protesting World War I, was called a progressive, as was the bigoted Woodrow Wilson, who took the United States into World War I. Later, liberals and Communists both laid claim to the term, so "progressive" might have described both Frank Sinatra (a supporter of Henry Wallace, a New Dealer who ran for president as a Progressive in the 1948 election) and Joseph Stalin (the "Leader of Progressive Mankind," said Pravda).
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That could change as a clash over who exactly is in charge at the CFPB — Deputy Director Leandra English and Office of Management and Budget Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE have both laid claim to the title of acting director — plays out in the courts and in the media.
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