A lot of attention has been lavished on the sound.
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In his brief remarks, Mr. Trump lavished praise on Mrs.
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In July, Xi visited Hong Kong and lavished praise on Macau.
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In their place, Trump lavished saccharine praise on dictators and strongmen.
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Or maybe it's a favored child, lavished with attention and worry.
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The early states and the swing states are lavished with attention.
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This is a pie lavished with Brussels sprouts, pecorino, and black pepper.
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At the start of their breakfast, Trump lavished praise on the prince.
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Back then companies lavished expensive lunches and club souvenirs on their clients.
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The state should not have lavished so much money on each newcomer.
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Money that could be spent on scouting is lavished on officials instead.
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McDonough also lavished praise on Garland, and pointed to his bipartisan appeal.
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Yanna said she resented the attention lavished on Jason by their father.
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If a lavish "state plus plus" dinner in Beijing, as was lavished
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Advertisers lavished a record $5 million for 30 seconds of air time.
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Buyers lavished praise on the $150 headboard, lauding its solid, sturdy construction.
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But after a few months, the attention he lavished on her changed.
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Here Ms. Fleming lavished care on individual words, creating sharply drawn miniatures.
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Two episodes ago, the Mitchums, instead of killing him, lavished Dougie with gifts.
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Pence, after he was finally introduced, lavished praise on Trump and his family.
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In welcoming Combs into the Opry, Gill lavished praise on the country phenom.
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Tech firms have not always lavished such attention and resources on AI experts.
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Instead, he lavished praise on a team that came from 12 games under .
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"My parents never lavished gifts and money on us," Vanderpump revealed to InStyle.
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But on Friday, mourners at the stadium lavished the former leader with praise.
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On the royals: Trump lavished praise on Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles.
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Since his remarks about Trump's tweets, Senate Republicans have lavished Barr with support.
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Palin lavished praise on Assange in a Facebook post after watching Assange on Fox.
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But that praise can be lavished equally on the DJI Osmo Mobile as well.
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Conservatives were once enraged when Jimmy Carter lavished praise on Romanian despot Nicolae Ceausescu.
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He invited Kennedy and his colleagues to Trump Tower and lavished them with praise.
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And the evangelical voters indeed came around, a phenomenon on which we've lavished analysis.
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But it has lavished money as well as passports on Hungarians living outside Hungary.
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He also lavished praise on NATO, saying it was adapting to changing global threats.
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Carl lavished attention on the girls he liked best — though I never witnessed anything inappropriate.
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America has lavished over $70bn on Afghanistan's security services since the beginning of the war.
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He wrote his dispatches with the florid creativity he had lavished on "Clisson et Eugénie".
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Generators fuelled by natural gas have been hurt by the subsidies lavished on renewable energy.
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At its peak, GE lavished shareholders with more than $12 billion a year in dividends.
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The interior is lavished with leather and synthetic suede and features a driver-oriented layout.
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Trump lavished Twitter love on Nehlen before party leaders shamed him into grudgingly endorsing Ryan.
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Drawing on his hotel experience, he lavished the attentions of a concierge on his customers.
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We broke the story ... Tekashi lavished her with a custom Rolex for her 22nd birthday.
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This winter, they lavished $66 million on the standout relief pitchers Adam Ottavino and Britton.
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He lavished gifts on the police officials and Mr. Seabrook and took them on trips.
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He lavished individual attention on them as he thanked them for defending him during impeachment.
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In his Oval Office meeting with Mr. Sisi, he lavished praise on the Egyptian leader.
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City officials lavished money and favorable investment terms on Foxconn, according to the government records.
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OVER THE past decade, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has been lavished with money and arms.
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That same level of detail is lavished on the interaction between the monkey and the pig.
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For her 0003th birthday, Tyga lavished his leading lady with a $320,000 white Ferrari 482 Italia.
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In it, he sat silently as each member of his Cabinet lavished praise on him. Seriously.
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He had lavished joy on his wife Belvina, "covering her with honey", as he put it.
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ATLANTA — The record $22018 million lavished on Tuesday's special House election has left this city numb.
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I lavished lime juice and toasted sesame seeds over the platter and called over my neighbors.
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It is the attention she has lavished onto a single napkin that makes all the difference.
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Attention was lavished on the enormous bathroom, which is almost as big as the room itself.
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The don't want to be lavished with expensive stuff, but they do like to feel appreciated.
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I became interested in the story partly because I've lavished praise on Irvine in the past.
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Perhaps that helps explain the velvet-glove treatment he lavished on two Soviet-born American businessmen.
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Even in antiquity, those who lavished praise on art looked down at those who made it.
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Now, it's hard to feel like lawmakers deserve to be lavished with praise for the accomplishment.
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After Mr Erdogan backpedalled, Mr Trump lavished him with praise and welcomed him to the White House.
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Professor Minsky was lavished with many honors, notably, in 1969, the Turing Award, computer science's highest prize.
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Trump and Netanyahu have forged a close bond and have regularly lavished praise on each other's leadership.
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That is why the West has lavished alms and arms on it, and overlooked its leaders' abuses.
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It's also beautifully shot and the director who shot the second episode lavished a lot of love.
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Trump also lavished personal praise on Putin, several times arguing he was a better leader than Obama.
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He lavished praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping for Chinese assistance in trying to rein in Pyongyang.
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For much of the speech, the American president lavished praise on Europe, citing what it has achieved.
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Clinton's triumph, only crediting "her victories tonight," she lavished praise on him earlier at her Brooklyn rally.
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It is a big contrast with past party platforms that lavished unabashed praise on all trade deals.
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With Senate Democrats holding firm, the White House did something unusual: It lavished praise on congressional Republicans.
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And so praise, I would say was more implied than it was sort of lavished upon us.
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So far, he has little to show for all the attention he has lavished on the region.
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There weren't as many lobbyists 60 years ago, either, or as much money being lavished on politicians.
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On Monday, he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lavished praise on each other at the White House.
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Embarrassing amounts of money and attention are lavished on the state because of its perceived political influence.
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Hungary: Prime Minister Viktor Orban sat down with President Trump, who lavished praise on the authoritarian leader.
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Lavished with Restoration Hardware furniture and accessories, the units can be booked for $225 to $525 nightly.
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The South Koreans lavished them with free flights, five-star hotels, air-conditioned coaches, bullet train excursions.
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This uniquely Chinese brand of influence peddling is now being lavished on President Trump's Princelings and Princesslings.
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And the fact Republicans lavished $9 million on this campaign would have them questioning their spending priorities.
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Given that she was paid to deliver speeches, many suspect that she lavished praise on Wall Street.
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The Android creator received a $90 million exit package from Google, and Page lavished him with praise.
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Amy Roloff is being lavished with love and well-wishes following her engagement to fiancé Chris Marek.
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Mr. Zsebedics said Jade Spencer and her mother had lavished care and attention on Olivia and Micah.
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He lavished gifts on the children, and he and Ms. Torres went on a handful of dates.
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It lavished $15.6bn on projects for clean energy, better land use and infrastructure suited to a warming world.
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But because of how much engineering attention has already been lavished on smartphone cameras over the past decade.
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Mr Khama has been lavished with praise as he makes a series of farewell sorties around the country.
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Back in 2012, Mr. Netanyahu hosted Mitt Romney, Mr. Obama's challenger, in Jerusalem and lavished praise on him.
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President Trump lavished praise on North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during a Fox News interview this morning.
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Despite those challenges — or perhaps because of them — Wells Fargo (WFC) has lavished shareholders with aggressive share buybacks.
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Administration officials regard Ingraham — who has lavished praise on Azar — as a staunch ally of the HHS secretary.
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It's unusual to see such excellence in costumes, sets and cinematography lavished on this degree of narrative muddle.
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He lavished hundreds of millions of dollars—possibly billions, according to some estimates—on politicians and advocacy groups.
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" Trump lavished praise on medical personnel, police, first responders and civilians, commending them all for their "tremendous bravery.
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Hijackings and terrorist attacks, for all of the attention lavished on their mere possibility, have become even rarer.
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They lavished praise on each other, and played down their disparate approaches to trade, immigration and climate change.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lavished praise on the Egyptian leader during a visit to Cairo in January.
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According to The Times's blockbuster tax investigation, Fred lavished Donald with three trust funds and $10,000 Christmas checks.
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When Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visited the White House in March, the president lavished attention on him.
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Because more than anything else, it succeeds because of the massive expenditure of human resources lavished on it.
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And some of the attention lavished on them by top firms is almost laughable in the rearview mirror.
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Low has been tied to other celebs he lavished with gifts, which are now being seized by the feds.
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Mr Trump, who pardoned Mr Arpaio for his contempt of court conviction last year, has lavished praise on him.
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Cooper played Conway a series of clips from the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump lavished praise on Comey.
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Each of those Cabinet secretaries lavished praise on Trump, which he accepted without comment but with a broad smile.
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From early on, he seemed to intuitively grasp the potency of his praise when lavished on like-minded men.
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"A huge amount of attention has been lavished on Trump's 'missing white' supporters," liberal writer Greg Sargent tweeted Friday.
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Moments earlier he had lavished great warmth on those pups, "the light in my heart," as he called them.
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Clinton's website features an interview with many of the women, typifying the praise they've lavished on her this campaign.
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But Macron's iPhone-wielding Sun King act contrasts starkly with the praise American liberals and centrists lavished on him.
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And Laurence Silberman and David Sentelle, two of the court's most conservative judges, have lavished praise on Judge Garland.
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It's transfer season in the Premier League, which means exorbitant sums of money are being lavished on soccer stars.
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Presumably, she'll be feted and pampered and lavished with attention by husband David Beckham and their four perfect children.
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Rather, it seems he looks to the CEOs in first class, on whom he has lavished so much attention.
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Just as much attention is lavished on "the Claw," a formidable hairstyle worn by one of the team's forwards.
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The Trump administration, in addition to moving to increase the Coast Guard's budget, has lavished praise on the service.
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That result is from the variety of effects being presented, as well as the time lavished on each one.
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The budget - the last before federal elections in October - lavished new spending on middle-class voters but ignored corporations.
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Glamorous Daisy, who lavished a mink coat on herself, outfitted her 4-year-old son in a cashmere suit.
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And he has lavished billions extra on a Pentagon that already outspends the world's seven next largest militaries combined.
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Saudi officials have lavished praise on Mr. Trump for his bombing of Syria and his hawkish stance toward Iran.
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In South Korea, the government has lavished subsidies and tax breaks on its largest exporters, like Hyundai and Samsung.
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But the election of President Trump, who has lavished praise on Mr. Sisi, has given heart to Egyptian officials.
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Japan, for example, has long lavished extraordinary protections on its farmers, walling off dairy in particular from international competition.
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On Friday he lavished further praise on the Chinese leader: "I believe he is trying very hard," Trump said.
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Speaking with reporters at the Oval Office on Friday, Trump lavished praise on Porter, who announced his resignation on Wednesday.
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Which is why we should all be terrified by the attention lavished on a new British reality show called Bromans.
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Rajagopal lavished the woman with expensive gifts and told her false stories about her husband, including that he had HIV.
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But while it is the biggest, its conservative cars have not traditionally captured the attention lavished on more daring competitors.
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When she came to office in 2011 and lavished cheap credit and tax breaks on firms, bosses did not complain.
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As chair of the House Budget Committee, Price lavished praise on Hall and emphasized the agency's value in crafting legislation.
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He lavished the woman with expensive gifts and told her false stories about her husband, including that he had HIV.
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He was often distracted in school and still enjoyed the praise lavished upon him for his battles against the Taliban.
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Some complained his government had lavished generous salaries and pensions on the armed forces, without offering similar benefits to police.
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Anyone who spent time in the old Soviet Union will remember the immense honors lavished upon World War II veterans.
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Xi, who hours earlier had lavished just the attention and prestige Trump enjoys, repudiated his American counterpart's vision on trade.
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" – Kavanaugh Kavanaugh lavished praise on Kennedy, the court's longtime swing vote, describing him as his "mentor and friend and hero.
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He lavished gifts, real estate and money on her — more than $212 million in cash and other assets since 2009.
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Others were lavished with promises of improved municipal services, or tempted with a chance to win a pilgrimage to Mecca.
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He has lamented "growing government dependency," touted tax cuts for the wealthy and lavished praise on high-flying corporate executives.
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Russia lavished some $50 billion on the Games, a prestige project for Putin, and finished top of the medals table.
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Dobbs has frequently lavished praise on the president and supported unsubstantiated claims of a "deep state" within the federal government.
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But the boom is also a result of tax breaks, which are even more generous than those lavished on ordinary airlines.
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Germany has lavished $1trn on low-carbon electricity, and even then still depends on fossil fuels for over half its power.
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If we hadn't lavished enough praise on the Note9 to convince you of its credentials, then let's take a closer look.
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But after Mr. Sanders's speech, during which he lavished praise on President Obama, Mr. Pawletzki announced himself leaning toward Mr. Sanders.
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The same reporters who previously lavished unthinking praise on every new startup now search with equal enthusiasm for scandals and mistakes.
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" At the same event, pregnant women were lavished with praise: Emily Blunt "glowed," Chrissy Teigen "stunned" and Anne Hathaway was "blossoming.
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But Trump has so far been silent on the first lady, whose prime-time speech was lavished with praise by Democrats.
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The indolence of a society brought up to expect that oil riches will be lavished upon them is another large hurdle.
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It helps to explain just why so much attention is lavished on Iowans in the early part of an election year.
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But on Wednesday, he lavished praise on NATO and said the relationship with Russia may be at an all-time low.
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A self-described "spoon bandit" lavished in his hard work after claiming to heist 1,500 spoons from his high school cafeteria.
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They have vied with one another in the artistry which they have lavished upon new editions of favorites old and new.
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Rather than imposing some sense of order on the movement, Mr. Gatti lavished expressive beauty and majestic restraint on the music.
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Much attention has been lavished on Ledecky since her coming-out party at the London Games, but she remained largely unfazed.
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When the car is home again, father and son wash it with the affection you elsewhere see lavished on golden retrievers.
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Since the 1980s it has produced dozens of plans and lavished public spending on sectors from solar power to film-making.
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Mr. Trump lavished praise on Mr. Modi, calling him a "true friend" with ambitious plans to fight corruption and cut taxes.
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Soporific billionaire Tom Steyer has lavished at least $35 million on television ads since he entered the presidential fray in July.
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Jesse Jackson lavished her with praise, seeming to single her out after her speech at the Rainbow Push conference in June.
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Imagine if an adventurous company lavished its resources on street food and transformed its lobby into, say, a Singaporean hawker's market.
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And he lavished praise on Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis after asking the crowd whether they approved of the Marine general.
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Fortunes are being lavished on flamboyant condominium towers, first-class restaurants, retail stores and other construction on or near its banks.
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Mike Pence's endorsement of Cruz, noting that it only came after Pence lavished praise on Trump in an Indianapolis radio show appearance.
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For more than a decade, the sisters lavished their inheritance upon NXIVM leader Keith Raniere in an effort to build his reputation.
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Jim Risch, Republican of Idaho, lavished praise on Comey for the "conciseness and clearness" of his notes about his meetings with Trump.
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The move enthralled Republicans, who lavished Trump with praise and disgusted Democrats, who hissed and booed, later calling Trump's speech a disgrace.
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While Clay declined comment on Friday, he lavished praise on the artwork last year after awarding it a prize in the competition.
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Some critics express dismay that the president didn't explicitly call out Kim's crimes at the summit and, instead, lavished him with praise.
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For this reason, Kim has lapped up the attention lavished on him by Xi, Moon Jae-in and the Russian foreign minister.
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U.S. President Donald Trump lavished praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping last week for Beijing's assistance in trying to rein in Pyongyang.
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The re-enlistments were overseen by a master sergeant, Toni L. Jaffe, who lavished troops with bonuses and forgiveness of student loans.
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The city was "the last possibility of the beautiful," he wrote, straining to surpass the superlative he had lavished on the country.
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He seems genuinely uncomfortable with media attention lavished on him and the frenzy of brand marketers asking him to promote their products.
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Like many of Trump's rhetorical quirks — hyperbole, casual bragging — his desire to be lavished with praise is something that is often inconsequential.
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I was thinking of James Whale and lavished more coverage than was scheduled and had to be reminded I wasn't remaking Frankenstein.
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A flamboyant Malaysian financier who once hosted Hollywood parties and lavished gifts on models is on a new kind of charm offensive.
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And for all the money and attention Democrats lavished on newly competitive races in the state, there was no decisive wave cresting.
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Main courses included braised chicken thighs lavished with tomatoes and fresh dill, and a fork-tender goat curry smoldering with tempered chili.
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David Robertson, in the pit, lavished attention on the interstices of Gershwin's score—the leitmotivic web that holds the big numbers together.
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Mr. Trump then lavished praise on Saudi Arabia's monarch as "my friend, King Salman," who hosted the president in May in Riyadh.
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Not coincidentally, Mr. Trump has lavished praise on Mr. Bolsonaro, Mr. el-Sisi and Prince Mohammed, who occupy the same gray area.
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Mr. Zelensky repeatedly lavished praise on Mr. Trump, employing a strategy of ego-stroking that world leaders often use with the president.
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During the interview, which was conducted in Korean, both sons wore military officers' uniforms and lavished praise on their country's totalitarian government.
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Trump had originally criticized the FBI director for not pursuing criminal charges against Clinton last July, but later lavished praise on him.
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Rich from large natural gas reserves, Qatar has lavished at least $24 million on lobbying in Washington since the start of 2017.
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That said, the global love for Americans generally remains high -- just witness the love lavished on Obama as he prepares to leave office.
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And the provincial money that is so clearly being lavished on Tanmen sits oddly with the illegality of its townsfolk's way of life.
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He drew constantly, read voraciously and lavished a designer's eye on his own persona, which was as sturdy as his high-collared shirts.
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The MKX begins at $2110,203, but the all-wheel-drive model I drove — lavished with all the major options — creeps up on $220,240.
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Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations, lavished praise on President Donald Trump's family while announcing her departure from the administration.
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Less than 5% of all listed buildings in England are from the 20th century, making the care now lavished on the lido unusual.
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Trump was lavished with billions of dollars worth of free airtime and exposure during the campaign, irrespective of how he chose to engage.
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With the cameras rolling, West lavished Trump with praise, talked about prison reform and explained why he loves what the president is doing.
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He believed in the power of half-hour situation comedies and solid dramatic series to generate revenue, which he lavished on lustrous specials.
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But this film lavished praise on prosperous, capitalist Singapore, lauding the "clean, beautiful and advanced" nation and suggesting it had lessons to offer.
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Trump repeatedly brought up how his administration's response to Puerto Rico would be graded as he lavished praise on federal and local officials.
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So what will now occur is that the 300-plus special souls will be lavished with super attention by each of the campaigns.
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McAuliffe's political-action committee lavished $467,500 on the campaign of Jill McCabe, wife of Andrew McCabe, who is now the FBI's deputy director.
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I saw the attention my grandmother lavished on my skinny cousin contrasted against the frustration she expressed shopping for clothes that fit me.
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And in a pointed message to Washington, the Saudi media lavished special attention on a Russian fund manager close to President Vladimir Putin.
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Did the rancor of his final years stem from disappointment in the country he had lavished his talent upon, or disappointment in himself?
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He repeatedly visited Moscow, posed for pictures with him, signed a cooperation agreement with his Russia United party and lavished praise on him.
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But I think it's telling that the characters the series lavished the most attention on in its final season are Piper and Taystee.
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President Joko Widodo made improving Indonesia's tattered infrastructure a centerpiece of his election campaign, and he has lavished money on roads and railways.
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The architect lavished the same attention on the floors of the Zentner's living room as he did on the ceiling at Casa Scatturin.
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The state teachers' union, which lavished millions on the Senate Democrats' campaigns last year, is also looking for a return on its investment.
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It lavished more than $2 million on scores of groups representing patients with various diseases—many of them dealing with high drug costs.
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At trade shows like Mobile World Congress, it's natural that attention is lavished on the newly unveiled flagship devices soon to hit the market.
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It goes out of its way to treat smaller countries to the same red carpets and ministerial meetings that are lavished upon larger ones.
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Particularly hurtful to Mr. Cohen was the way Mr. Trump lavished approval on Mr. Lewandowski in a way he never did for Mr. Cohen.
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America is spending $6bn a year on its European Deterrence Initiative, lavished on everything from Hungarian air bases to exercises such as Trident Juncture.
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Before departing Washington, Netanyahu lavished praise on President Trump during a ceremony in which Trump officially recognized Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights.
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Events are related in long, winding sentences punctuated by asides, filtered through the narrator's gaze; attention is lavished on landscape, often pregnant with meaning.
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Trump has lavished praise on Kim at times, and the pair have exchanged letters, parts of which have been highly complimentary to one another.
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When both King Abdullah of Jordan and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas met with Trump at the White House they lavished praise on him.
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Trump lavished the organization and its leaders, including executive vice president Wayne LaPierre, with praise in his remarks, and vowed to uphold his promises.
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During a March 2016 debate, Trump lavished the Russian leader, who has been criticized for rigging elections, killing his enemies and crippling free speech.
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Joe Arpaio is an unlawful racist and it is enormously important that the Vice President of the United States just lavished praise on him.
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I want to give an especial callout to the detail lavished on the catalogs and books in the game, as well as Arthur's journal.
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He lavished praise on agency staff for being able to avert drug and device shortages in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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From Hong Kong, the couple together went to Turkey, on what Sally says was a romantic holiday, during which Elhassani lavished her with gifts.
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He lavished praise on Obama, saying that no one has the same "integrity, and decency, and sense of other people's needs" as the president.
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And product designers have lavished no shortage of creativity on thinking up new shapes, sizes and materials — producing a range of statement-making accessories.
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He insulted the Canadian prime minister, and then, just a few days later, lavished praise on Kim Jong-un, the world's most repressive dictator.
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He lavished such affection on each hovering chord and quiver of melody that the music was repeatedly in danger of gliding to a halt.
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But he has also lavished praise on his boss, declaring that Mr. Trump's muscular foreign policy had produced "unparalleled success" in freeing American hostages.
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Meanwhile, Trump has lavished praise on Putin for years, calling him "a strong leader " and predicting the two men would have a great relationship.
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He said he has once been angry with NATO but as a result of the increased spending and "flexibility" he lavished praise on Stoltenberg.
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"That's why you have this very problematic situation where you have meals and entertainment being lavished on the real estate professionals," Ms. Vullo said.
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McNew lavished Jennifer with countless gifts, including a car and motorcycle that he insisted on keeping in his name in an effort to control her.
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The media attention lavished on Kasich, a fringe candidate who has been treated by the mainstream media as a serious contender, is far less excusable.
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Siemiatycze brims with well-maintained nursery schools and a gleaming sports centre, thanks to EU funds lavished on the region since Poland joined in 2004.
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" From The Washington Post, in a review of a regional production in 2002: "The plot is a maze, with much attention lavished on false leads.
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With unprecedented millions lavished on wooing voters the people of Pittsburgh and surroundings have been overwhelmed by the relentless advertising on television from both sides.
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Given all the attention lavished on accuracy in the retro gaming scene nowadays, I'm astonished that Sony evidently made no provisions for any of that.
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Though the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and U.S. Marshals helped in the recapture, American officials have taken no credit and instead lavished praise on Mexico.
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But this year's primary here is hard to predict: Polling has been scarce, and both she and Mr. Sanders have lavished attention on the state.
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The enmity between Trump and Macron was stunning given the elaborate displays of friendship both men have lavished upon each other over the past year.
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I'm sure Westeros has enjoyed all the attention lavished on it this year, but maybe we should start thinking about those players in Essos again.
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Suu Kyi lavished attention on the dog, and foreign dignitaries discovered that bringing gifts for it tended to get meetings off to a good start.
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President Donald Trump lavished praise on French President Emmanuel Macron, but his aides are reportedly furious over how the French are handling the G7 Summit.
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In London alone, he lavished a cool $1 million on advertising during a three-day trip, according to a source with knowledge of the visit.
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How could someone so driven and dedicated not wonder what the outcome could have been with the kind of support so automatically lavished upon men?
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Ryan's speech introducing Pence lavished praise on his character and commitment to conservative ideas that were entirely absent from his main address to the convention.
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The attention is lavished on his foils and tormentors, who are cut from gaudy, worn-out cardboard and set in motion like furious windup toys.
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As the gun rights group lavished pay and perks on its leaders and partners, fueling infighting, it increasingly relied on its own charity for funds.
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Their home in Bucks County had been sold at the time of the divorce for less than half of what they had lavished on it.
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Though some Trump administration officials have privately expressed skepticism over China's handling of the outbreak, President Trump himself lavished praise on Chinese leaders on Friday.
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Mr. Biden has lavished praise on Ms. Harris since she departed the race, predicting she would have a wealth of political opportunities in the future.
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When he met France's new president, Emmanuel Macron, for the first time in Brussels last week, he lavished praise on him for his election victory.
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Shortly afterward, Mr. Azar appeared on Fox News and lavished praise on Mr. Trump, a fact the agency highlighted in a news release on Friday.
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Of his self-touted achievements, any economic gains, including employment increases, spring from a Treasury-crippling tax cut lavished by Republicans on their wealthy handlers.
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But there's too often something phony and stagey about it, and I worry that energy lavished on this is rerouted from more relevant, substantive endeavors.
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Dina isn't the only one being lavished with gifts ... Jesse tells us Dina sent him a huge box of memorabilia from the 'Wendy Williams Show.
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This is undoubtedly because when it came time to prepare "The Choice," much more attention was lavished on the various battles that pepper the episode.
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Not Rachel Maclean, whose Scottish Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale is a filmic adaptation of Pinocchio, in which live action is lavished with digital rendering.
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Prosecutors said that Kelley and Schonhorn lavished Kang with cash, entertainment, luxury gifts, prostitutes and drugs valued at about $100,000 in exchange for fixed-income business.
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He lavished praise on hutias for their "level of protein higher than any other meat" and "high quality pelt," noting his company was also breeding crocodiles.
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He opened with a lengthy statement touting his own work, and then turned it over to his Cabinet secretaries, each of whom lavished praise on Trump.
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As the evening continued, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 35, lavished plenty of attention to MJ, who will be turning 85 later this month.
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That simple truth has resonated in my heart the past few days as volumes of praise and tributes have been lavished on Ali and his legacy.
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Many Taiwanese fear that the growing amount of money and attention lavished on pets stems from the decreasing willingness of young Taiwanese to start a family.
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"Avid Reader," which Farrar, Straus and Giroux published last week, has generated the kind of rapturous praise that has often been lavished on Mr. Gottlieb's authors.
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Beijing (CNN)President Donald Trump lavished praise on China for the very trade practices he once lambasted as unfair during a remarkable morning session in Beijing.
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With Clinton recuperating at home, Obama sought to reset the tenor of the debate with a forceful, energetic speech that lavished praise on his preferred successor.
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One strange feature of the sport is that despite all the attention lavished on the themes, even the judges cannot always work out what they are.
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Actual, tangible action to restrain carbon emissions remains vanishingly modest relative to the amount of talk and diplomatic attention that have been lavished on the problem.
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With a deal safely in hand, Mr. Trump lavished praise on Mexico's outgoing president, Enrique Peña Nieto, with whom he had tangled repeatedly over the phone.
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The Pentagon's budget for 2020 has lavished almost $1bn on AI and over four times as much on unmanned and autonomous capabilities that rely on it.
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According to a Politico report, at the start of negotiations, Meadows "lavished praise" on moderate Republicans, convincing many that they would participate in a real compromise.
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A Texas Democratic operative lavished praise on Beto, on background, in order to speak freely: O'Rourke has an intangible energy that goes beyond the litmus test.
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That has been a goal of China's industrial planners for decades, as the government has lavished resources on building homegrown automakers and discriminated against foreign players.
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And he lavished funds on a California park that is designated a historic preservation site, working informally in tandem with the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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He also lavished praise on Xi in October, saying he doesn't fault China for taking advantage of differences between the way the two countries do business.
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Mr. Trump has lavished praise on Mr. Sisi, praising him as a "fantastic guy," despite criticism from human rights groups about Egypt's dismal human rights record.
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When Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited Egypt in January, he lavished praise on the Egyptian leader but made only a cursory mention of human rights.
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The jab drew whoops in the ballroom, prompted Ms. Longoria and Kerry Washington to high five each other, and was lavished with praise on social media.
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It has intricate, multi-layered 3D spaces teeming with secrets, encouraging (and enthusiastically allowing for) different approaches to each scenario, with story detail lavished upon every room.
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"Kick [wrote to] Rose and described the wedding, her pink crepe wedding dress, and the jewels and precious gifts that had been lavished upon her," Leaming writes.
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There's been a lot of attention lavished on Civil for its promise to make media work more efficiently using blockchain technology and its upcoming crypto token, CVL.
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Crusader accounts celebrated his reputation for mercy, generosity (lavished on Christian as well as Muslim visitors to his court), and above all his adab, Arabic for chivalry.
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Rejecting the "remarkably undiluted, intense praise lavished on him by media discussions," Mr. Greenwald exhaustively savaged Mr. Hitchens for his "repellent" advocacy of the war on terror.
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They can point to the taxpayers' money that politicians in America, Europe and other parts of Asia have lavished on their domestic semiconductor industries over the years.
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Their stifled economies remain dependent on foreign aid as the money that should be building schools, hospitals and roads is lavished on flash cars, mansions and superyachts.
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Trump and Pence had met one-on-one before a fundraiser earlier in the evening -- and Ryan had lavished praise on Pence prior to CNN's town hall.
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President Donald Trump publicly lavished praise on French President Emmanuel Macron, even as his aides fumed over France's handling of the G7 Summit, according to multiple reports.
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Others he has lavished praise on include Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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But because the show has lavished such loving care on its characters, it feels ever more imperative to know that, yeah, the Hecks are gonna be okay.
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Once upon a time, the phrase "cat lady" was an insult towards older, single women who lavished their attention on pets instead of a husband or children.
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Local papers like The Liverpool Echo have lavished superlatives on his title-winning exploits, as have popular blogs like Empire of the Kop and This Is Anfield .
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There is a collective tendency here to shrug off the attention that has been lavished on this 11,000-person town in the 15 years since the Sept.
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Mellon lavished attention on the Kennedys' daughter, Caroline, but sent her own only son, Tuffy (Stacy Barcroft Lloyd III), away to boarding school when he was 8.
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Trump lavished praise on Giuliani, then hinted he may throw him under the bus by denying any knowledge of a letter his attorney sent Ukraine&aposs president.
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Back on dry land, the European Union says it has lavished funds on projects to help migrants and send them back home, spending $381 million since 2014.
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In the White House's Green Room, President Donald Trump lavished praise on a longtime supporter and friend: billionaire investor Stephen Schwarzman, who was at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Here is some of the praise Jackson lavished on Trump during Tuesday's briefing: 'Incredible genes' The President doesn't have a daily physical fitness routine, the doctor said.
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Trump lavished praise on British exports in the interview, describing them as "fantastic" as he waxed optimistic that the two countries could find common ground on trade.
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And he lavished on his books the same care he brought to his haberdashery, outfitting them with colored endpapers, batik bindings, and typographical embellishments of every sort.
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In his speech on Tuesday, Xi lavished praise on the Chinese youth, hailing their passion, patriotism and creativity, saying they were a "leading force" in China's national rejuvenation.
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Wednesday night's $620 million Powerball jackpot looked sort of puny given all the attention lavished on the $1.537 billion Mega Millions jackpot won in South Carolina on Tuesday.
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As Dana reports, despite genuinely wanting to do good for mankind, Rebekah lavished in the billionaire lifestyle, even flying her hairdresser to WeWork's London Summer Camp one year.
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She is proud of donating her most prized personal possession—a copy of the Bhagavad Gita—to the prime minister, Narendra Modi, on whom she has lavished praise.
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The document came two days after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government lavished new spending on middle-class voters in its budget, ahead of the October federal election.
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For all of the recent praise that's been lavished upon Canada and our handsome Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for not being Donald Trump, it's still a divided nation.
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Fox executives lavished praise on its "24" reboot at Monday's upfront presentation, but Mr. Sutherland will not be back in a starring role (he will make a cameo).
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Holyfield did not speak but Trump lavished praise on him, including for having "made people suffer" in the ring and, idiosyncratically, for his purported lack of body fat.
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It was reported that Winfrey had lavished gifts on Meghan Markle's mother, Doria Ragland, when the pair spent the afternoon together prior to Markle's wedding to Prince Harry.
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At their third meeting in as many months, Xi lavished praise on the younger man for his handling of the US meeting, according to Chinese state media CCTV.
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The Orioles lavished a four-year, $50 million contract on Jimenez — or $1 million for each of his A.L.-leading 50 walks this season — that runs through 2017.
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"We like to work with companies like Xiaomi to take risks," lavished Qualcomm's president Cristiano Amon upon his hosts, using 5G uptake to jibe at Apple by implication.
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New York (CNN Business)Corporate America, armed with the Trump tax cuts, lavished Wall Street with a multi-trillion dollar share buyback spree over the past two years.
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In Beijing in November, for instance, Mr. Trump lavished praise on Mr. Xi and declared that he did not blame China for the out-of-balance trade relationship.
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Mr. Cuomo, meanwhile, has lavished $5 million on television advertisements in the last month alone — more than twice the total amount of money Ms. Nixon has raised overall.
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The allegation against President Hernández by the federal prosecutor in Manhattan comes in stark contrast to the praise lavished on him by other American officials in recent months.
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The Emiratis and Turks have lavished weapons on the opposing forces in recent months, supplying combat drones and armored vehicles in the hope of backing the winning side.
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Even Trump, who lavished praise on the RyanCare bill when it passed the House, now describes it as "mean," leaving House Republicans out on a politically disastrous limb.
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Trump has in the past lavished praise on Putin and cast doubt over the findings of the US intelligence agencies over Russia&aposs role in the 2016 election.
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On Friday, as the storm began lashing the Gulf Coast, Mr. Trump posted several updates on the status of the storm and lavished praise on the government's response.
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Do the gigantic sums doled out to campaigns — and later lavished on elected representatives as they are lobbied for their votes — amount to attempts to buy political power?
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She moved in with him shortly after and said he lavished her with gifts, clothing and travel before things took a dark turn, she explained in the post.
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Democrats on the Judiciary Committee lavished praise on Garland, while the judge's supporters described him as a "fair" jurist who was "highly-qualified" to serve on the court.
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Yet Pence and other US officials lavished praise on their Polish hosts, while the vice president used his remarks there to paint Western Europe as an isolated outlier.
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But they lavished nearly as much energy on revealing Trump as an empty suit — as someone who cannot provide any policy details because he doesn't have any detailed policies.
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Even a highly coveted endorsement from Mike Pence lacked pizzazz -- in a radio interview, the Indiana governor first lavished praise on Trump before saying he would vote for Cruz.
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Zola, among others, lavished sensual descriptions upon the sounds made by clothing — the swish of a silk skirt, the fallen-leaves rustle of a woman's crinolines trailing across parquet.
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Norman Lamb, an MP who recently celebrated his 60th birthday, waved a free medical prescription in the air—one of many benefits lavished on the elderly regardless of wealth.
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He was lavished with resources to assemble a veteran coaching staff, including two notable recruiters and an N.B.A. Hall of Famer, Mitch Richmond, to serve as a special assistant.
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Pence lavished praise Thursday on the construction industry for responding to the federal government's call to donate masks, but did not say how many have been obtained that way.
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That oddity of the US health care system is a holdover from World War II, when employers lavished in-kind benefits on scarce workers to evade wartime wage controls.
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Trump lavished flattery on North Korea's Kim Jong Un, suspended large-scale military exercises and canceled tougher sanctions, believing all this would get Kim to surrender his nuclear weapons.
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Mr. Trump was equally put off by a recent book, "Devil's Bargain," by the Bloomberg Businessweek writer Joshua Green, which lavished credit for Mr. Trump's election on Mr. Bannon.
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Trump departed having cemented his close friendship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, upon whom he lavished praise during public appearances over the course of his 36-hour visit.
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Joerg also lavished praise on Ledecka, who she believes can drive the sport of snowboarding further and push it to the forefront at the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing.
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In his statement making official his decision to nominate Mr. Tillerson, the president-elect lavished praise on the Exxon executive for his business acumen and knowledge of the world.
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" • "In stark contrast to the perks lavished on Facebook employees, team leaders micromanage content moderators' every bathroom and prayer break," and employees "have been found having sex inside stairwells.
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According to the criminal complaint against Ms. Claiborne, who pleaded not guilty, Chinese agents wired cash into her bank account and lavished her with thousands of dollars in gifts.
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In Trump's version, the snake symbolizes migrants entering the US.The president also lavished praise on his supporters and family, particularly his daughter Ivanka, whom he called "beautiful" and called onstage.
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That paradox was on full display on Monday afternoon, when Trump lavished congressional leaders who met with him at the White House with an assortment of fancy appetizers and drinks.
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Britain, meanwhile, has enjoyed roaring success, its cycling teams lavished with funding from the national sports lottery and contributing to the nation's burgeoning medal hauls at Beijing, London and Rio.
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"President-elect Trump has downplayed Russian attempts to influence our elections, suggested NATO is obsolete, openly rooted for the breakup of the EU, lavished praise onto Vladimir Putin," said Sen.
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Like Smoke & Honey, El Tigre doesn't charge guests any money to drink, but there was a tip jar that we all lavished with increasing gratuity as the hour grew later.
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Braun meanwhile lavished praise on the president's policies, including Trump's warm relationship with Saudi Arabia, his decision to leave the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal and his anti-immigration policies.
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Visiting Berlin last week, Mr. Obama lavished compliments on his longest-standing ally in his eight years in office, saying that if he were German, he would vote for her.
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Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump have been lavished with attention from Israeli politicians — mainly Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who spoke about them in length during two of his speeches yesterday.
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This would hurt both the album—critics hardly lavished it with rave reviews—and Keith, who fell into a depression and later talked about developing a dependence on prescription medication.
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When the multibillionaire Michael R. Bloomberg hired an army of staff members for his presidential campaign, he lavished them with salaries that were nearly double what other candidates were paying.
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You would think that a show that advertises a convincing theory about these killings would be lavished with funding, be loudly publicized not just as art, but also as news.
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Now he has turned his troops on Khartoum, with backing from powerful patrons in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates who have lavished him with money, weapons and advice.
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Just days after Mr. Trump lavished praise on him in Washington, Mr. Gou showed China's premier, Li Keqiang, around a Foxconn manufacturing facility in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou.
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Similar accolades will no doubt be lavished on Stephen Willeford, who jumped into Mr. Langendorff's truck and was, possibly, ready to take Mr. Kelley out while they were giving chase.
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The service is solicitous and the food just as you would imagine — steaks, decadent lobster mac and cheese, spinach lavished with cream, shrimp cocktail the size of a Midwestern state.
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"Sarah, with her newly D-cup breasts, had attention lavished on her by the more confident boys without much of a choice on her part," Berman writes of one camper.
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" Trump lavished praise on Kim after the talks, calling him "a very worthy, very smart negotiator" and saying that he planned to meet with the North Korean premier "many times.
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It came out back in August, and critics at the time lavished well-earned praise on the game for its spooky atmosphere and visuals, cryptic storytelling, and stunning environmental design.
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In February, he was named by Israeli police as a witness in a bribery investigation against Benjamin Netanyahu, having lavished the Israeli prime minister and his family with expensive gifts.
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Though much attention has been lavished on his work at Chanel, in many ways he was even more integral to Italian fashion, and everyone was there to honor his legacy.
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While the mid-eighteenth century lavished in rococo, wide skirts that screamed decadence and wealth in their yards and yards of fabric, the end of the eighteenth century whispered restraint.
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Instead, investors' funds were used to enrich Mr. Ding, his family members and other top executives, including attractive women whom he put on payroll and lavished with expensive gifts, Xinhua said.
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" President Donald Trump did something close to the equivalent of this on Wednesday when, in a speech before leaders of African nations, he lavished praise on the healthcare system of "Nambia.
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The biggest establishment figure to throw weight behind Clinton is President Barack Obama, who lavished praise on the leading Democratic candidate in an interview with Politico that was published on Monday.
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Almost ready for Phase II. Whoever helped make that happen would be lavished with glory and bonuses and, most importantly, allowed a leap two or three rungs up the corporate ladder.
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Making Vine more attractive to creators Vine is viewed as a kind of backwater internally at Twitter, which has lavished attention on its live-streaming app Periscope as Vine has languished.
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Consider the amount of attention and money lavished on student services and student facilities that exist to the side of, and sometimes far from the heart of, the primary academic mission.
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The care and attention lavished on the score is heartwarming, particularly in the wrenching central elegy, which provocatively conflates the war dead of Vietnam with the murder of civil rights activists.
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"The majority of the high-value passengers prefer to be left alone than lavished upon," said Bruce Spear, a partner and a travel and transportation analyst at consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
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Speaker after speaker lavished praise on Trump as a singular man, the only president -- hell, the only person -- in history who could have gotten these tax cuts across the finish line.
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In a primary campaign ad when he entered the race, Mr. Sessions lavished praise on Mr. Trump and highlighted that he had endorsed the president early in his 2016 presidential campaign.
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A parade of conservative heavyweights has lavished praise on the book since its publication this month, among them Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Newt Gingrich, Grover Norquist, Ann Coulter, and Sean Hannity.
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When the Yankees missed the playoffs in 2008, they lavished huge contracts on C.C. Sabathia, Mark Teixeira and A.J. Burnett and all played a role in their championship the following season.
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Editorial For years, Harvey Weinstein, a film and television producer at the apex of the American entertainment industry, has lavished money and attention on the Democratic Party's biggest names and causes.
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His company, founded in 2012, whose name roughly translates to "house of glass," gives eyewear the artisanal treatment lavished on things like leather sneakers (Common Projects) and coffee beans (La Colombe).
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These looming, probable miscreants are jealous, it seems, of all the attention being lavished on Mr. Fassbender's character, for reasons that I wish I could say were eventually made crystal clear.
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RUSSIA Mr. Trump has lavished praise on Russia, complicit for years in Mr. Assad's brutality; he has even encouraged its meddling in the affairs of other nations, like the United States.
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The quotidian act of preparing a cup of tea for a visitor was raised to the level of art, with meticulous care lavished upon the unique goal of entertaining one's guests.
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Upon the film's premiere at Cannes this past May, critics lavished praise on Zhao's pivotal turn, with numerous authorities positing her as the easy frontrunner for the festival's Best Actress prize.
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The phased removal of subsidies on fuel, water and electricity -- part of the welfare lavished on Saudis, of whom about four out of five workers hold public sector jobs -- is already underway.
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With all the attention being lavished on Ivanka – at least four television stations in Japan live-broadcast her arrival at Tokyo's airport – the security team is there for more than just looks.
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Of course, the Patriots players were reveling in the attention lavished on them by the thousands gathered in Boston, including Tom Brady and Julian Edelman, who documented the festivities on social media.
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Rather than talking up Hawley, Trump lavished praise on himself, criticized the media, and lashed out at a raft of U.S. allies that he said have ripped off the U.S. for decades.
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The phased removal of subsidies on fuel, water and electricity — part of the welfare lavished on Saudis, of whom about four out of five workers hold public sector jobs — is already underway.
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Specialists in the region say it never intended to, that South Korea's Moon exaggerated the North's willingness to deal and lavished praise on Trump to lure the truculent U.S. president into bargaining.
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But as the parties have become more ideologically consistent, and we lost the cross-cutting cleavages on which political scientists lavished so much affection, we have become more hostile to each other.
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Perhaps sensing the importance of finishing on a high note and stamping out Sanders once and for all, the Clinton campaign has lavished the state with time and resources in recent weeks.
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If not for the accident of history, I imagine these artists would get the kind of resources, support and recognition that are rightfully lavished upon the nominees of the Man Booker Prize.
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Climate change was the top answer, eclipsing both the economy and health care—topics lavished with such attention that they essentially have gotten their own debates—by more than a thousand votes.
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Beijing has lavished credit around the world in exchange for promises that recipient governments use the cash to hire Chinese construction companies, willingly doing business with authoritarian regimes from Egypt to Iran.
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So much artistry, lavished on something so fleeting: There may be a lesson in this, particularly resonant in our current age, on how to live with uncertainty, to find tranquillity amid tumult.
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The Yankees, certain that he would pitch well in a return to New York, lavished a five-year, $86 million contract on Chapman — the richest deal ever given to a relief pitcher.
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Lancaster lavished Jacobus with two $250 gift certificates to the Mandarin Oriental hotel, which Jacobus now cites as additional evidence that Wessel, left broke by his legal troubles, was not acting alone.
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She lavished it on her work, of course, but she applied nearly as much to self-presentation — the clothes she wore, the places she lived and the furnishings and objects they contained.
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But the road to the box office bonanza wasn't cut and dried -- Fellowes, Naeme and production team had to approach the project with the same painstaking care they'd lavished on the series.
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His star diminished after a falling-out with Nguyen Khanh, the latest in a procession of generals claiming the throne, and Thieu grew resentful when Khanh lavished Ky with patronage and promotions.
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Public money had been lavished on other sports in Seattle in past years, he pointed out — with new play spaces for the Mariners, a baseball team, and the Seahawks, a football team.
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The rounder and tauter (relatively speaking) my bottom became, the more she lavished it with affection and the more care I put into maintaining its newfound heft, doubling down on my depilatory regimen.
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In the following months, according to press reports and a resignation letter from a company director, Hewitt had sex in his office and lavished company funds on women with whom he was involved.
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She said that Scoble later apologized for his behavior and lavished her with praise; he also connected her with people she needed to help further her career, which she said effectively silenced her.
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Chicken shawarma is lavished with garlic whip, and the cuttings from a spit of mixed lamb and beef are draped in silky tahini, called Arabic shawarma on the menu and which I preferred.
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Although much attention is lavished on newspapers in metropolitan areas, they represent less than 2% of all American newspapers, according to a paper entitled "Despite losses, community newspapers still dominate the US market".
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Senenmut and Hatshepsut appear to have been close; she afforded him great power and access to her household, and lavished him with many tokens of favor, including devotional reliefs in her funerary temple.
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" Air Force One flew on to Singapore, where Trump lavished time and enthusiasm on the North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un—"a very talented man" and a "funny guy" with a "great personality.
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His only company at home was a single, sprawling house plant, which was all his lifestyle would allow, his friend said, but it had its own room and he lavished it with attention.
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There will be boiled eggs with caviar to start, followed by risotto lavished with gold leaf and shaved black truffle — "I bought half a kilo from Italy," he says, his eyes lighting up.
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Every morning, she rode a fancy shuttle bus to Google's offices, where she was lavished with food and other perks and encouraged never to leave — and to work to exhaustion, if not burnout.
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The symbolism of the Saudi king traveling to Moscow, just months after President Trump flew to Riyadh and lavished praise on his Saudi hosts, spoke volumes about changing relationships in the Middle East.
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If the special counsel delivered a weak gruel, after all the time, money, newsprint and digital space lavished on it, people would demand to know why he hadn't pulled the plug long ago.
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Outside the main hall at the conference, party members bought T-shirts and mugs emblazoned with Mr. Corbyn's famously-bearded image, while the party's politicians lavished praise on their leader from the podium.
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If I sometimes wish that Sondheim, in his loyalty, had not lavished so much of his gift on material he had to elevate, it's also the case that those works allow for elevation.
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Deutsche Bank lavished gifts on members of China's political elite and hired scores of their relatives, in a brazen — and successful — campaign to win business and become a major player in the country.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. has arrested a veteran State Department employee who concealed her extensive contacts with Chinese intelligence agents, who for years lavished her with thousands of dollars in gifts, prosecutors announced Wednesday.
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The 63-year-old Lewis, who lavished praise on the president during an October 2018 rally with the commander in chief, has embraced Trump's smash-mouth style as he rails against political correctness.
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There is also the matter of the gifts Jackson lavished upon them, helping the Safechucks buy a house -- something that Safechuck's mom admits made it look as if they were being bought off.
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But an older, poorer state like West Virginia receives much more than it pays in — and it would have received virtually none of the tax cuts Trumpcare would have lavished on the wealthy.
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And while Mr. Trump's lawyers have maintained a cooperative posture with Mr. Mueller and investigators on Capitol Hill, he lavished praise on the Republican House members who have led the attacks on investigators.
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If that parsimony was extreme, it was not out of character: Since Pochettino arrived in May 2014, Tottenham has spent barely half of the amount lavished on Manchester City and Manchester United's squads.
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Jackson's chumminess with the president, and the praise the doctor lavished on him in January, could persuade Trump to try to push him through what would almost certainly be bruising Senate confirmation hearings.
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Hijackings seemed to happen in clusters, spurred by the media attention lavished on hijackers; you write about hijackings as a way for people who felt isolated or angry or marginalized to feel powerful.
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Early reviewers lavished praise on Ms. Hall's performance in "Christine" — Variety described her as being "discomfitingly electric in the best role she's yet been offered" — but the film's subject made for a tough sell.
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That increase was caused partly by a declining currency, but also by the government's decision last year to scrap the subsidies that Petrobras, the state-controlled oil firm, had lavished on domestic fuel sales.
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He's also all but moved in to the set of The Graham Norton Show, where he showed off grisly footage of his Mission: Impossible — Fallout injury, and was lavished with praise by Zac Efron.
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President Trump was lavished with extravagant royal pomp here Saturday, an elaborate start to a trip meant to bolster international partnerships but which aides now hope can reset a scandal-pocked narrative back home.
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Putin and Trump have lavished praise on one another in the past after the Republican front-runner spoke out in favour of building bridges with the Kremlin and of working together to fight terrorism.
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Ever since the media lavished praise on the president for lobbing 59 Tomahawk missiles into Syria last week, the administration has apparently decided that war is the key to respectability, if not outright popularity.
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Visiting dignitaries may tire of the full-on reception lavished on them, but after a long flight a familiar face and a welcome smile can make the world of difference to the weary traveller.
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Mr. Trump also said in Watertown and in an earlier interview with Fox News that he thought delegates to the national convention not bound to a candidate back whichever campaign lavished goodies on them.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane lavished praise on Cristiano Ronaldo after the three-times world player of the year appeared to struggle through the Champions League final against Atletico Madrid on Saturday.
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Having lavished so much money on the wealthy, the tax package — or at least the vague framework that the administration has released — doesn't have much remaining to spend on middle class and poor families.
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When untold millions of selfies bob across social networks each day, it's natural to feel nostalgic for the old craft of self-portraiture, and the time and skill artists lavished on their own representations.
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And yet, for all of the praise Klopp lavished on his players both in public and private — he reiterated his pride to them in the changing room — Liverpool's season could be read another way.
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Trump talked of Americans as pioneers and explorers; he lavished praise on members of the military, several of whom he recognized from the podium; he optimistically declared that the best is yet to come.
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The president lavished him with praise for a plan to add 20,000 jobs, although the broad outlines of that initiative had been laid out nearly two years earlier, when the merger was first announced.
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In the updated version of this, many open-plan offices are lavished with start-up accouterments like foosball tables, free snacks and complimentary seltzer-ish beverages, and oddly shaped seating choices in common areas.
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Monsters and NPCs are rendered in a slightly toylike fashion that reminds me of N64 RPGs, but there's a level of detail lavished on them that makes it clear this is a modern title.
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As I lavished in freeing myself from the shackles of reality, swimming happily with my resurrected forever-puppy in my marble swimming pool, I realized I'd gotten the purpose of the Sims all wrong.
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Mr. Weisselberg never lost his Brownsville humility, even as his employer lavished him with things like private jet rides to the pool at Mar-a-Lago and at least one advantageous real estate deal.
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Sentiments lavished upon other "rediscovered" female artists of her generation, like Marisol, could equally apply to Nicola L.. Moroccan-born, she arrived in New York by way of France and Germany in the 1970s.
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He has lavished resources on endless sequences of over- and underpasses to create "signal-free" traffic corridors in Lahore, the provincial capital, that are of most benefit to the rich minority who can afford cars.
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She finished fourth in New Hampshire, with less than 10 percent of the vote, though she had lavished hope, energy and resources on the state, next door to Massachusetts, which she represents in the Senate.
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For the past year, the San Francisco socialite has been fending off those who would like to see her forced out of the museums she has lavished with her time and money for two decades.
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The president publicly criticized the investigation more than 1,100 times as of February, lavished praise upon witnesses who refused to "flip" on him, and sharply attacked former allies like Michael Cohen who turned state's evidence.
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CAIRO — Since King Salman of Saudi Arabia arrived in Cairo on Thursday for a five-day visit, the leader of the oil-rich kingdom has lavished his Egyptian allies with promises of aid and investment.
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A military hero like General Kelly who made the ultimate sacrifice of losing a son in war should have a higher standard for integrity and honor, the words he lavished on his disgraced aide, Porter.
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To ask that the same level of attention be lavished on all music, including stuff that holds interest only for obscurantists, is to demand a preservation standard that prevails in no other area of culture.
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The Sackler family, which owns the drug maker Purdue Pharma and has lavished money on the Guggenheim Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other city institutions, is facing legal action in Manhattan as well.
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When the filmmakers Joe Carnahan and his best friend, Ben Hernandez Bray, began showing around their script for a new superhero movie in early 2017, they said, studio honchos and moneymen lavished it with praise.
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But Mr. Parneros said that he was lavished with praise by Mr. Riggio, the Barnes & Noble board, investors and publishers as he helped fill empty executive roles and introduce new store prototypes and sales categories.
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Kudlow said the "gossip" about Trump and Kelly disagreeing regularly was "just wrong," noting that the commander in chief attended a Christmas dinner on Friday for senior White House aides and lavished praise on Kelly.
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" A year later, Kavanaugh lavished similar praise on Scalia, delivering a keynote address at Notre Dame Law School and saying: "Justice Scalia was and remains a judicial hero and role model to many throughout America.
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The indictment also says the government wants her to forfeit more than $30,000, which may be connected to the jewelry she has said her husband lavished on her in the final days of his life.
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"David Meza took the life of a man who cared for him, lavished him with expensive gifts and who wanted to create a life with him," Acting U.S. Attorney Alana W. Robinson said after the verdict.
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By one calculation, just the super PAC supporting Bush has lavished nearly $25 million on attack ads against Rubio, chiefly in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, whose Republican primary is next up after this state's.
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Clinton had a credit-card processing machine on the front door of her State Department office rather than a lock, and like a modern Eva Perón handed out indulgences to those who lavished her with gifts.
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Mr. Washburne said Mr. Trump lavished him with praise — "he makes you feel like a million dollars" — but did not ask him for any help raising money or to connect him with other top fund-raisers.
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Mr. Trump, who made his first overseas trip as president to Riyadh in May, has lavished praise on Prince Mohammed for his calls for tolerance and moderation, while largely ignoring his purge of the Saudi establishment.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump lavished praise on Monday on Viktor Orban, the authoritarian prime minister of Hungary and one of Europe's leading nationalists, brushing aside concerns about his rollback of democratic institutions and warming ties with Russia.
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One of these is the Brazilian animator Guy Charnaux's aggressively simple "Business Meeting," which works perfectly as a sendup of last year's infamous Cabinet meeting when President Trump's underlings lavished praise on him for the cameras.
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Her collection is also rife with animal imagery, such as a pink gold anaconda statement ring lavished with graduated pink sapphires, and a panther head pendant of yellow sapphires set atop a pair of golden crossbones.
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Donald Trump has lavished attention on the Philadelphia suburbs over the last two weeks, and for good reason: Perhaps more than in any other battleground state, Trump has struggled to unite Pennsylvania Republicans around his candidacy.
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The authorities were also examining allegations that they lavished gifts, meals and free trips on senior officials at the Police Department, several of whom have since been placed on modified duty or transferred to administrative duties.
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It feels more like something that belongs in a penthouse suite of a '70s-era Las Vegas hotel; the care lavished upon the space is perhaps expected from a man who emphatically loved using the bathroom.
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In announcing the change on Friday, the chiefs of Hollywood's six major studios lavished praise on Mr. Dodd, 72, who took over the movie organization after serving as a Democratic senator from Connecticut for three decades.
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After criticizing Qatar, Mr. Trump lavished praise on Saudi Arabia's monarch as "my friend, King Salman," who played host at what the president called a historic summit meeting in Riyadh during his visit there last month.
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Care is even lavished on the grilled rib-eye for two, which comes to the table with neatly sawed lengths of bone marrow under a tidy crust of parsley, chives, pickle shallots and buttered bread crumbs.
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It should be lost on no one that the production values here aren't much different from those lavished upon a conventional white-cube gallery, which is a far cry from the stops on this particular tour.
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The final straw for Ms Engel appears to have been the attention lavished on Greta Thunberg, a teenage Swedish protester against climate change who told Parliament last month that British support for shale gas was "beyond absurd".
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"Trump again lavished praise on Vladimir Putin, pledging a new era of US-Russian cooperation – something both Obama and George Bush attempted and failed to achieve after U.S. and Russian interests diverged," the Guardian's Spencer Ackerman wrote.
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Earlier in the day, Pence lavished praise on the presumptive GOP nominee, comparing Trump to Ronald Reagan and using the phrase "make America great again" Tuesday afternoon when he spoke with reporters after an event in Indianapolis.
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There's the almost fetishistic level of detail lavished on the futuristic military gear like in Aliens, the aggressive alien wildlife ripped right out of Avatar, and the plentiful worker robots that would look at home in Elysium.
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Various testimony had established that Nunez not only lavished jewelry and clothes on her and paid her credit-card bills but also gave Thomas money for his divorce payments and offered to send him back to school.
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Actual Grace Patricia Lockwood is a poet, and it shows in her antic, earthy, bawdy family memoir, "Priestdaddy," which brims with warmth and electric language, much of it lavished on descriptions of her larger-than-life father.
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Still, throughout his tenure Mr. Putin has insisted that his family life remain private — even as state television has lavished coverage on his leisure time spent alone in the Siberian outdoors, hiking or horseback riding, sometimes shirtless.
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Centrists who couldn't find real examples of serious, honest conservatives lavished praise on politicians who played that role on TV. Paul Ryan wasn't actually very good at faking it; true fiscal experts ridiculed his "mystery meat" budgets.
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Analysts said they were surprised by the moves, which followed an Oval Office meeting in April between President Trump and President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, during which Mr. Trump lavished praise on the military strongman.
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The language of "Angels" is so luminously iridescent that the play doesn't really require the spectacle that is usually lavished on it, as was demonstrated by Ivo van Hove's haunting, bare-bones interpretation of several years ago.
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Speaking at a press conference alongside Polish President Andrzej Sebastian Duda in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, Trump lavished praise on Kavanaugh, calling him an "incredible individual" and "great judge" and expressed regret about the allegations against him.
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For decades, the billionaire has lavished his philanthropic largesse across hundreds of diverse—and decidedly liberal—colleges and universities across the country such as Harvard University, University of Chicago and a number of historically black colleges and universities.
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Apple hasn't functionally updated the MacBook Air since 2015, leaving fans of the ultra-lightweight laptop to linger in outdated agony as Apple has lavished its attention on the newer 12-inch MacBook and updated MacBook Pro laptops.
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For all the attention lavished on "Trump Voters Still Like Trump" stories, a candidate who got 46 percent of the vote in 2016 can only count on about a third of the electorate to commit to his reelection.
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Qatari officials expressed suspicion at his role and the praise lavished on him by Saudi media, saying the sheikh, a businessman who lives overseas, was on a personal visit and did not hold a position in the government.
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In comments at a diplomatic ceremony broadcast on national television on Wednesday, Ambassador Alexander Bregadze lavished praise on the 80-year-old Conde, whom he called "legendary", and said that rotating leaders was not necessarily a good thing.
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The small-minded speech included more praise for the King of Saudi Arabia -- who successfully lavished thick adulation on the American president -- than on the Atlantic alliance and the principles and values that bind America and its allies.
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Up here in the frozen lands just to the right of the UK and atop Germany, we have been basking in the attention lavished upon us during this most improbable of election years, thanks to the Sanders campaign.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu lavished praise on each other on Monday, and the president said he might visit Jerusalem in May to preside over the politically potent transfer of the American Embassy to the disputed holy city.
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As an exhaustive Task & Purpose rundown of Trump's comments showed, the president lavished the expensive stealth plane with praise to the point where he implied that the fighter isn't just hidden on radar but literally impossible to see.
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As the National Rifle Association lavished pay and perks on its leaders and partners, it increasingly relied on its own charity for funds — at least $206 million since 2010, a review of tax records by The Times shows.
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The government of China's first response to the deadly virus, detected in late December, was dilatory at best, willfully negligent at worst, and yet the party promptly lavished praise on the state, particularly on China's president, Xi Jinping.
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" Mr. Mann and his team lavished as much attention on the units as they do on private homes, he said, "from the planning of the interiors all the way through to the end: the detailing, the materials, everything.
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But Mr. Trump has doubled down, urging China to investigate the Bidens and charging that the country lavished $1.5 billion on Hunter Biden in order to influence his father and win favorable trade deals with the United States.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has been urging China to put more pressure on North Korea to step back from its nuclear and missile programs, and lavished praise on President Xi Jinping last month for efforts to do so.
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Bob McDonnell (R), who was convicted of doing numerous favors for a wealthy businessman who lavished gifts upon the governor and his wife — including a Rolex watch for the governor and $20,000 worth of clothing for Maureen McDonnell.
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Since taking over in April, Pompeo has lavished attention on diplomats demoralized by the former oil executive's distant management style, reluctance to consult in-house experts and inability to get personnel choices through President Donald Trump's White House.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders lavished their Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier with praise on Sunday for securing a divorce agreement with Britain, strengthening the Frenchman's hand should he decide to run for the bloc's top job next year.
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As Chinese officials are fond of saying, China is an "all-weather friend"—unlike America, which has lavished some $78bn in economic and military aid on Pakistan since independence, but periodically gets stingy when Islamabad fails to curb terrorists.
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The day after Bolt had lavished him with praise, the South African Van Niekerk told reporters that he was not intimidated by the expectations being heaped upon him before the World Athletics Championships, which start in London on Friday.
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The foreign policy hawk John R. Bolton, whose super PAC the Mercers lavished with cash and whom Ms. Mercer once lobbied the White House to make secretary of state, was recently tapped to become Mr. Trump's national security adviser.
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Their meltingly beautiful, never-fail audacities of drenching color, lavished on a subject that is a cliché only because human eyes have never tired of it, reminded me that Warhol wasn't only a twistily clever and unsettling historical demiurge.
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Harrison Williams Jr. (D): Williams was the central figure in the FBI's Abscam sting in which an agent impersonated an Arab Sheik who lavished Williams (and other members of Congress) with money in exchange for access and favorable treatment.
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The White House released the disclosures for Kushner and Ivanka Trump on a heavy news day, while the world's media lavished attention on President Trump's preparations to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong Un for talks over nuclear weapons.
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That is in keeping with Mr. Trump's pattern throughout his presidency, though it was perhaps never as striking as in Beijing, where he lavished praise on Mr. Xi, only to criticize China's trade practices a day later in Vietnam.
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The white marble facade is lavished with lion heads, balustrades and other flourishes drawn from Italian Renaissance palazzos, and the whole thing is topped by a three-story pavilion with a mechanical timepiece that gave the structure its nickname.
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We asked Nicholas St. Fleur, a longtime Trilobites writer and the author of the Neanderthal piece, to annotate another of his articles for us, and if you look at it you'll see the care he lavished on his lede.
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Among the wealth of jewelry, clothing, and properties he lavished on her, Sorel received what is believed to be the first cut diamond, as well as the fairy-tale Château de Beauté, from which she derived her famous title.
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To #TrustBlackWomen advocates, the trajectory of Pressley's career is too familiar: The Massachusetts state party hasn't ushered her into, or groomed her for, statewide or federal office, even as national Democrats, such as EMILY's List, have lavished praise on her.
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And we see, in a single room, the drawings he gave as gifts to Tommaso de' Cavalieri, the young aristocrat who became the love of his life, upon which he lavished the sensuality he could not express with his body.
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Just as Japan's forgone economic clout—and the alacrity with which it lavished money on U.S. assets—was once a source of domestic alarm, the $18.4 billion the Chinese have sunk into U.S. investments this year is stoking new concerns.
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U.S. authorities, in civil complaints, have accused Malaysian financier Jho Low of laundering more than $400 million stolen from 1MDB through an account in the United States, where he lavished his associates, including DiCaprio, with money to gamble and luxury goods.
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At a press conference, Trump lavished praise on Putin for the World Cup — "It was really one of the best ever … it was a great job," Trump said at a lectern beside Putin, who presented Trump with a soccer ball.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - From trimming menus in staff canteens to cutting back on soap and washing detergent at worker camps, the global mining industry that once lavished perks on employees is scrimping like never before as a brutal downturn engulfs minerals markets.
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A three-year study reported by the World Bank in 2012 found that three-quarters of all public expenditure was lavished on Bangkok and adjacent provinces, even though the capital region had only 17% of the population of 67m (see map).
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While Farage, who relishes his reputation as a plain-speaking man of the people, lavished praise on the Queen, saying she was "an amazing, awe-inspiring woman, we're bloody lucky to have her", he derided her son and heir Prince Charles.
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Setting up meetings and introductions with other state officials for a businessman who lavished you and your wife with expensive gifts didn't count as an official act, the court said; it would have to be something like a vote for legislation.
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At Thursday's board meeting in Miami, speaker after speaker lavished praise on Mr. Carvalho for preventing budget cuts to the arts, advocating on behalf of immigrants and stabilizing a school district that before his tenure had been notorious for political upheaval.
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" Moser describes the money Leibovitz lavished on Sontag—one accountant estimated more than $8 million—but also lets Leibovitz explain why it felt so good to take care of her: "I wanted to make everything possible for her, whatever she needed.
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I was blessed — yes, I use the word blessed — to be adopted by the most amazing American family who have given me not only all the educational advantages in the world, but lavished love and security on me as well.
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Although some, including the literary kingmaker H.L. Mencken, lavished "Winesburg" with praise — "Here, indeed, is a piece of work that stands out from the common run of fiction like the Alps from the Piedmont plain," he wrote — many reviewers were savage.
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This fact comes somewhere in the middle of "Drill" (2019), after several scenes where public historian Anna Duensing explains that the Armory acted as a pleasure palace and fortress of wealth wherein elites would often (and still do) throw lavished parties.
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I feel my arteries hardening as I lift the meat to my lips and (try to) savor the work that has been lavished on this fifth dish, set on a verdant ring of lettuce puree thickened with herbs and cream.
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And the concern about potentially being looked over is so great that "we matter" is now both a hashtag and rallying cry to signal that Nevada voters deserve the same kind of attention lavished on those in other early states.
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As he courts voters across South Carolina, Tom Steyer, a billionaire businessman running for president, has lavished money on the black community — employing black-owned businesses, hiring African-Americans for his staff and buying ads with black-owned news organizations.
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But there is also fear that the effort and attention being lavished on the referendum will be just one more distraction from the issues the island needs to address, among them corruption, nepotism and the need for a cleareyed economic plan.
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Under the Sacklers' watch, Purdue aggressively and dishonestly marketed OxyContin as a less-addictive painkiller, while the (crime) family lavished their ill-gotten gains and moniker on elite museums worldwide, including the Guggenheim, the Met, and the Tate Gallery in London.
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Aleksandr M. Goltz, a military analyst, echoed those sentiments while noting that the relationship with Venezuela mirrored the foreign policy of the old Soviet Union, in which the Kremlin lavished arms and money on any country that barked at Washington.
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The president lavished his oldest daughter with praise in the interview published last week, asserting that she could run for president if she wanted to, and he suggested that he'd considered nominating her to replace Nikki Haley as his U.N. ambassador.
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At a subsequent press conference, Trump again lavished praise on Putin for the World Cup—"It was really one of the best ever … it was a great job," Trump said at a lectern beside Putin, who presented Trump with a soccer ball.
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Maurice was eventually named the patron saint of the Holy Roman Empire; medieval churches and cathedrals across Germany, Switzerland, and France were dedicated to him, and wealthy lords lavished funds on paintings of Balthazar in scenes of the Adoration of the Magi.
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Front Burner So much time, care and attention have been lavished on this single tiny cheese, a 4-ounce goat button from Coach Farm in Pine Plains, N.Y., that has a velvety rind enclosing a creamy layer with a soft paste inside.
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Manila (CNN)President Donald Trump and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who lavished pleasantries on each other during public appearances in Manila Monday, "briefly" discussed human rights and the Philippine's bloody war on drugs during their closed-door conversation, the White House said.
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Macron lavished Putin with pomp and respect and drew analogies to Peter the Great, who founded the Russian leader's home city of St. Petersburg and visited France as part of a process of opening his nation to western influences in the 17th Century.
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In recent months, agents and prosecutors investigating Mr. Rechnitz and Mr. Reichberg learned that they were both also in close contact with roughly a score of high-ranking police officials, and may have lavished gifts upon them, some of the people said.
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Unfortunately, because he's an A-lister who's good at one thing, his not-so-good other thing is lavished with praise and forced upon us by fawning press who treat a depiction of Paul Ryan's face with "CREEP" painted over it like Guernica.
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I would say with iOS 11, Lauren you were there, I'm sure you have many thoughts as well, but the big part of it to me, the most important piece of it to me is how much attention they lavished on the iPad.
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Where Washington once was a modest brake on the excesses of Egypt's strongmen, Mr. Trump has lavished praise on Mr. el-Sisi in previous encounters — even complimenting his taste in footwear — but has said little about the tightening vise of repression in Egypt.
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As they have risen in the Trump pantheon to attending cocktail parties with Trump acolytes, they've lost friends, the couple said, from liberal politicians they once lavished with campaign contributions to a former employee of Mr. White's who sent excoriating Twitter messages.
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Mr. Trump has regularly lavished praise on Mr. el-Sisi, hailing him for doing a "fantastic job" and calling him "my favorite dictator," even as the Egyptian leader has overseen Egypt's harshest crackdown on freedom of speech and political opposition in decades.
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He said in 2578 that Westerners who acquired Southeast Asian objects during the decades of war in Cambodia and Vietnam should be seen as rescuers who lavished care and scholarship on objects that might have crumbled in the jungle or been destroyed.
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From Trump critics to stalwart allies of the president, many Republicans said Thursday that Erdogan's visit to Washington had not changed any hearts or minds about Turkey, even after Trump lavished Erdogan with praise and he met privately with five Senate critics.
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Recall that he branded China as an economic enemy on the campaign trail, but when he hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping at Mar-a-Lago, lavished him with hospitality and afterwards pointedly refused to fulfill his campaign promise to declare China a currency manipulator.
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And, indeed, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has been aggressively courting the Trump administration on a political level since the lame-duck era, when he lavished praise on Trump and gave his election win credit for all the company's investment plans in the United States.
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Mr. Kasich has failed to win a single nominating contest, and missed a big opportunity to gain attention this week when he placed third in Michigan, behind Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, coming up short in a state the governor had lavished with attention.
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The United States enacted tariffs on solar imports from China in 2012 (they were expanded to include Taiwan in 2014), when the Obama administration concluded that China had lavished generous subsidies on its domestic manufacturers, which dumped below-cost solar panels on global markets.
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Before and after his year in prison, in 2008, Epstein lavished money and attention on scientists—biologist Stephen Jay Gould, biochemist George Church, evolutionary scientist Martin Nowak, linguist Steven Pinker, physicist Murray Gell-Mann, physicist Stephen Hawking, and AI researcher Marvin Minsky, among many others.
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President Barack Obama had lavished attention on the region, where he spent part of his childhood and which has a population of more than 620 million and a collective economy of around $2.4 trillion, the third-largest in Asia behind those of China and Japan.
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For all of the attention lavished on the working class — Rust Belt voters who flocked to Mr. Trump's campaign — voters who have flourished in the 21st-century economy will prove more crucial when it comes to the fight for control of Congress next year.
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Not long after landing in London, the president lavished praise on the Republicans' report, which he said he had read, and raised the prospect of unilaterally asking the Supreme Court to stop the House impeachment proceedings, a process enshrined in the Constitution, in its tracks.
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The Folio Society has released a new edition of her 1986 novel Howl's Moving Castle, lavished with the kind of deluxe treatment — full-page, full-color illustrations; printed endpapers; an accompanying slipcase — that is generally reserved for books that have a sizable cult following.
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As Stout suggests, what is especially startling, and disturbing, is the way the term "White Jesus" has mutated in light of the cultish devotion that Christian Evangelicals — that is, the 29% who are yet to be repulsed by his behavior and beliefs — have lavished on Trump.
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He has lavished a fortune — about $229 million, according to court filings and lawyers' claims — on Ms. Herzer, who at one point was a romantic partner and was designated to take charge of his health care in the event he was found not to be capable.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Belgium coach Roberto Martinez said he was the "proudest man on earth" and lavished praise on his "underdog" team for having the belief to upset five-times champions Brazil on Friday to reach the World Cup semi-finals for only the second time.
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In Rome, he lavished praise on a liberal Pope – though his chief adviser, Steve Bannon, described in a 2014 talk beamed into the Vatican the "war of immense proportions" with radical Islam – a radically divergent approach from the Pope's insistence on dialogue and understanding among the faiths.
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN)President Donald Trump was lavished with extravagant royal pomp here Saturday during his first stop abroad as President, an elaborate start to a trip meant to bolster international partnerships but which aides now hope can reset a scandal-pocked narrative back home.
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So given how much attention has been (and continues to be) lavished on visual forms of communication — from photo filters to selfie lenses to style transfer — there's arguably space for a clever social sharing app that brings the power of the written word back into focus.
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Last August, Vice President Pence traveled to the Olivos presidential residence, where he lavished praise on his host: "I'm here to commend you, President Macri, for your bold reform agenda, an agenda that's transforming Argentina's economy at home and restoring its reputation around the world," he said.
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The Twitter exchange between the rapper and the president triggered a frenzied reaction online, which, in turn, prompted responses from West's wife, Kim Kardashian West, and Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. Earlier this week, West lavished praise on another famously outspoken billionaire: Tesla's Elon Musk.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE lavished praise on Trump before bashing him.
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A Human Rights Watch report on the massacre said that Abrams at Senate hearings "artfully distorted several issues in order to discredit the public accounts of the massacre," insisted the numbers of reported victims were "implausible" and "lavished praise" on the military battalion behind the mass killings.
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For ears wanting perfection there was still The Sixteen and its band — playing on modern instruments with a Liberace-like continuo accompaniment on a concert grand, but styled and shaped by Mr. Christophers with all the care he would have lavished on a serious period performance.
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About $47 million has been lavished on presidential candidates and lawmakers and the political action committees that support them by two dozen of the industry's top managers in the first 13 months of this election season, according to a Reuters review of Federal Election Commission filings.
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The problem isn't isolated to this one story — coverage of the refugee crisis across the Mediterranean in the American press has been spotty at best, with vast amounts of attention lavished on it for a few weeks at a time, and then long stretches of neglect.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc lavished cash on its shareholders like no company in history in the first three months of the year and it intends to keep doing so, making the iPhone maker's investors the clearest winners yet from last year's sweeping U.S. corporate tax cuts.
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The president lavished praise on Fox News host Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityTrump tweetstorm dominates presidential weekend Media takes hits in bitter partisan era Trump: 'Top shows' on Fox News, cable are 'Fair (or great)' to me MORE and lashed out at New York Times columnist Paul Krugman.
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JAKARTA/LONDON (Reuters) - As Indonesia celebrated its National Heroes' Day last year, official military social media accounts lavished praise on Corporal Yunanto Nugroho for the "myriad awards he has won in the field of IT." It was unusual acclaim for a low-ranking army computer operator.
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JAKARTA/LONDON (Reuters) - As Indonesia celebrated its National Heroes' Day last year, official military social media accounts lavished praise on Corporal Yunanto Nugroho for the "myriad awards he has won in the field of IT." It was unusual acclaim for a low-ranking army computer operator.
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Hoping to put behind any friction remaining from his sometimes provocative statements during last year's presidential campaign, Mr. Trump hugged Mr. Abe as he arrived at the White House, lavished praise on him and his nation, and offered strong reassurances about America's commitment to Japan's defense.
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Onstage at the Apollo Theater, Mr. Williams, who earlier this year was exonerated after 27 years of wrongful imprisonment, was lavished with cheers and applause as he took third place in the theater's famous weekly Amateur Night competition and earned the chance to compete for a $103,210 prize.
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Mr. Ryan, who served as Mr. Brownback's legislative director when Mr. Brownback was a senator, was the Republican Party's most prominent cheerleader for the Ayn Rand-inspired idea that society's "makers" should be lavished with tax cuts while its "takers" should be deprived of a social safety net.
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At 28, Skalnik already had two brief marriages behind him, but Rogers, who knew little about his past, saw the promise of a new future in the magnetic, seemingly worldly man who lavished her with rapturous flattery and told her he was a top executive at Southwest Airlines.
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The Braves have signed two free agents to multiyear deals (closer Will Smith and catcher Travis d'Arnaud), while the Phillies lavished a five-year, $118 million contract on the former Mets starter Zack Wheeler and gave a one-year, $14 million deal to the former Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius.
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And in keeping with that, he's been notably silent on China's human rights abuses, lavished praise on President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines for his murderous war on drugs, and signed a $110 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia with no mention of that country's many restrictions on women's freedom.
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While his forces carried out widespread human rights violations and he embezzled billions of dollars from the nation's coffers, the Zairean national team were being lavished with gifts, favours and general largesse, with the added incentive of knowing that failure on the pitch could mean confiscation of property, imprisonment or death.
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For fans, it is a long-overdue effort to rebalance an economic system that has lavished outsize riches and political power on a tiny band of winners while stranding a vast majority of Americans in jobs that can no longer cover the cost of essentials like housing, education and health care.
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No one is more important to Saudi efforts to rehabilitate Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi than President Trump, who hosted the de facto Saudi ruler for a personal breakfast on Saturday where he lavished praise on the prince as a reformer opening up his society.
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Mr. Trump, whose approval rating is higher than the national average in Missouri, lavished praise and support on Mr. Hawley during the campaign, visiting the state twice in the last week to rally on the Republican's behalf, including a stem-winding last-minute appeal late Monday night in Cape Girardeau.
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By the weekend, when virtually all of official Washington — Democrats and Republicans alike — gathers at the National Cathedral for a nationally televised farewell, Mr. Trump is expected to have retreated to Camp David, where White House aides hope he will contain his anger at the attention being lavished on Mr. McCain.
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Rose, 19, a Queens native, was watching the news at the State University of New York College at Cortland when he saw that the Yankees, the Mets' crosstown rivals who spend quite differently, had lavished a record nine-year, $324 million free-agent contract on the star pitcher Gerrit Cole.
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But it is a highly-targeted campaign and it was on center stage Thursday as Cruz's supporters narrowed their pitch to the conservative region of the state -- not the state as a whole -- as they lavished praise on their way of life in the western panhandle even in a deeply blue state.
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We know that the Trump campaign was willing to accept help offered by Russians who said they were working in concert with the Kremlin, and we know that Trump directly encouraged Russians to help him during a campaign in which he lavished praise on Putin and secretly pursued lucrative business opportunities in Russia.
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So far in 2017, however, we've been left high and dry in terms of e-ink products from Amazon, while the Echo has been lavished with attention and put out in so many variations that there's actually one focused primarily on style and fashion, and one that watches you from your bedside.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has lavished praise on Kim in recent months after the two met in Singapore to discuss denuclearization.
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As in: If everyone around Weinstein knew he acted like this around women -- particularly those with whom his status in Hollywood he believed gave him a measure of control -- why didn't someone ever mention something to Obama, Clinton, Warren or any of the other politicians and organizations that Weinstein lavished money on?
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Washington (CNN)A lawyer on the special counsel team investigating Russian interference in the 2016 US election lavished praise on Sally Yates after her decision in January to defy President Donald Trump and not enforce his travel ban executive order, according to government emails published Tuesday by the conservative activist group Judicial Watch.
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At the ceremony, which was attended by senior army officers including former army chief Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Sisi also lavished praise on army officers who overthrew the monarchy in 1952 in what is known as the "July 23 Revolution", including the late presidents Mohammed Naguib, Gamal Abdel Nasser and Anwar Sadat.
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It has become a recurring motif for Mr. Trump as a statesman: In November, he lavished praise on President Xi Jinping of China after a one-on-one meeting in Beijing, during which Mr. Xi offered no concrete concession on trade — an issue that matters more to Mr. Trump than almost any other.
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Johnny Damon, a cult hero in Boston after leading the Red Sox to their first World Series title in 86 years, willingly shaved his beard and cut his hair when he arrived in 2005 — a small concession, considering the four-year, $52 million free-agent contract the Yankees had lavished on him.
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The president, who had almost no legal common ground with Justice Scalia, nevertheless lavished praise on him for his wit, his intelligence, his commitment to his family and his love of opera — a passion, the president noted, that he shared with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, who is much closer to Mr. Obama's legal philosophy. video
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Mr. Obama, who had almost no legal common ground with Justice Scalia, nevertheless lavished praise on him for his wit, his brilliance, his commitment to his family, and his love of opera — a passion, the president noted, that he shared with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who is much closer to Mr. Obama's legal philosophy.
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The gloves are really coming off from immigration enforcement, conservatives are getting the slate of judges they were promised, the coal and oil industries are being lavished with regulatory favors, the military's budget is going up, and the federal government is no longer pressuring police departments to reexamine their use of force or racial biases.
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While it's still possible that the government succeeds in boosting tax receipts by bringing unaccounted cash under its scanner, news reports have lavished attention on the adverse impact on India's middle-class and lower-income households, who have spent the last few days huddled in serpentine queues trying to get small amounts of cash.
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Shifting gears, Mr. Trump lavished praise on his efforts to shake up the established order, pointing to his withdrawal from trade deals and international organizations, his recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, and his meeting last June with Mr. Kim of North Korea, which he said had produced far more than anyone expected.
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Wearing almost identical dark suits and red ties, President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lavished praise on each other in a joint appearance at the White House on Monday, with the latter hailing Trump as the greatest friend Israel has ever had as the president took steps to reverse decades of US foreign policy toward Israel.
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Russia lavished some $50 billion on the Games and finished top of the medals table but a WADA-commissioned report this year described how, in a clandestine night-time operation, positive samples from athletes who had cheated were smuggled out of a lab through a hole drilled in the wall, and then replaced with clean samples.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE lavished praise on his supporters Saturday morning via Twitter, calling his voters "the smartest" and the "most loyal" in the history of U.S. presidents.
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There was much to enjoy here, including the second prelude, in which the left hand's chromatic crab walk seemed to suggest painful indecision; the Impressionist wash of colors lavished on the fifth, followed by the guileless clarity of the sixth; and the concentrated brilliance of the 24th, which ended with a series of metallically gleaming low notes.
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And the sums and salaries Qatar Sports Investment, P.S.G.'s financial engine, has lavished on the likes of Neymar and Kylian Mbappé over the last seven years dwarf anything Lagardère ever spent: When Francescoli joined, just before the 1986 World Cup, he was paid 700,000 francs a month, given a house in Montmartre, and presented with a Peugeot 205.
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"Despite all the attention lavished on $6903,000 one-time bonus checks paid out by various large employers, the buyback boom is one sign that the tax cut is likely to do far more for business owners and investors than the typical household," David Santschi, director of liquidity research at TrimTabs, said in the firm's weekly report.
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For all of the glorious color that Pontormo lavished on the scene, with the hues of spring, summer, and autumn traveling through the women's clothing from left to right — pink, blue, green, and orange, with the combination of the latter two, on Elizabeth's robes, spectacularly eye-popping — no one's face betrays a hint of joy, or even pleasure.
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As part of that investigation, US and Malaysian authorities allege he used ill-gotten gains to fund a lavish lifestyle involving luxury real estate, private planes, a $250 million yacht, and parties with celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio, Paris Hilton and Miranda Kerr, on whom he lavished millions of dollars worth of jewelery -- since surrendered to the US Department of Justice.
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He says his father was a stockbroker at Merrill Lynch who later returned to the Philippines "to run vast pineapple plantations"; that his mother oversaw a literary publishing house until she retired; and that his parents adored him so much that they lavished little Andrew with the master bedroom, a credit card and an occasional lobster when the school lunch wasn't good enough.
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Tedros Adhanom, the director general of the World Health Organization, a few years ago touted the role of the Belt and Road Initiative in advancing access to quality health care and lavished praise on the proposal by Xi for a health "Silk Road" to promote the exchange of knowledge and replicate the Chinese health model in Belt and Road Initiative countries.
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In the span of a few minutes, Oprah went from comforting a sobbing Hoda Kotb, who lavished praise onto the media mogul, to barely containing her tears over the treatment of her best friend, CBS This Morning anchor Gayle King, after videos from the journalist's interview with WNBA legend Lisa Leslie, which included questions about Kobe Bryant's 2003 rape case, were shared online.
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"Private Energy," the South Florida-born musician Roberto Carlos Lange's fifth album as Helado Negro, is a minor masterpiece of warmth and rhythm, and it's been justly celebrated since its release last fall: The LP was lavished with widespread critical praise, and the standout track "Young, Latin and Proud" has been embraced by fans as an anthem of self-respect.
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In a throng of ludicrously eager pilgrims, I saw "Cats," which opened on Broadway in 21980 and was the purring toast of the town, with the orchestra seats that everyone agitated for, never mind that it was a tribute mostly to how much money could be lavished on furry costumes and how many fake whiskers could be painted on a human face.
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Now that they're fighting for a second time, and now that what McGregor was saying has come true (Diaz, according to UFC President Dana White, made millions from their first fight and he's been lavished with media attention ever since he won), do we really expect McGregor to sit back and let Diaz forget who it was who put all those millions in his pockets?
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It's the gifts you wouldn't hang on the wall of your office that you have to be wary of, the two men as well as two other former commanders said in conversations last week, after reports emerged of the eye-popping gifts — diamonds, Super Bowl tickets, overseas trips — that were lavished on high-ranking police officials who are now the subjects of a federal investigation.
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They are mostly big and barnlike — the Gershwin, the Minskoff, the Marquis — or else they are oddly shaped, like the shoebox Lunt-Fontanne, or out of the way, like the Nederlander on West 41st Street, and the company was not always known to give them the spit-and-polish care that the Shuberts lavished on the showcase theaters on and around West 45th Street.
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After a few visits to the Fly, a new bar and restaurant on the border of Bed-Stuy and Clinton Hill, you might start to wonder why, at least in New York, so much energy and attention is lavished upon the hamburger, and so little, comparatively, on roast poultry, especially in taverns like this one, where the food is as much of a draw as the drinks.
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No one is more important to Saudi efforts to rehabilitate their de facto ruler after the bone-saw killing and dismemberment of Jamal Khashoggi than President Trump, who joshed around with the crown prince during a summit photo session on Friday and hosted him for a personal breakfast on Saturday morning where he lavished praise on the prince as a reformer opening up his society.
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Thanks to tapes leaked and public, thanks to well-publicized remarks about the women he suggested weren't attractive enough for him to have assaulted, a decade of chats with Howard Stern, the models he has married, the beauty pageants he owned and the compliments he's lavished on his daughter Ivanka, we know that beauty, in the eye of the president-elect, is tall and slim and young.
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The Hun Sen government may feel emboldened to crack down on all forms of opposition, even at the risk of alienating its partners in the West, because China has lavished military aid and investments on Cambodia in recent years: According to an article published in The Economist earlier this year, Chinese money accounted for 70 percent of total industrial investment in Cambodia between 2011 and 2015.
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Warren received a standing ovation at the "She The People" conference this summer as she presented her idea for bringing down the maternal mortality rate among black women; in June, Jackson lavished her with praise at the Rainbow Push conference; and Warren appeared to be a crowd favorite at Al Sharpton's National Action Network conference in April, when she spoke about the acute challenges facing African-American homeowners.
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The bulk of the millions spent on the battle for the governorship so far has come from four men: Messrs Rauner and Pritzker themselves; Ken Griffin, a hedge-fund billionaire, who lavished $20m on Mr Rauner; and Richard Uihlein, an entrepreneur who used to finance Mr Rauner but recently gave $2.5m to Ms Ives because he was upset about Mr Rauner signing a bill that expands public funding of abortions.
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He has swapped restraining influences like Secretary of State Rex Tillerson or traditionalists like national security advisor H.R. McMaster with replacements such as Mike Pompeo and John Bolton who reflect his own aggressive instincts or who lavished him with praise on TV. But it is his tendency to make policy on an ad hoc basis, on issues on which millions of lives could depend, that may represent Trump's most significant turn.
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That left the Lib Dems, who had lavished the seat with attention in a fashion impossible for such a small party in a general election: the only other by-election held yesterday was in Batley and Spen in Yorkshire, whose Labour MP, Jo Cox, was murdered in June, and where all the rival mainstream parties declined to stand candidates as a mark of respect (Labour duly won the seat with a landslide).
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The epicenter continues to be Hubei province, where Wuhan is located: In the meantime, there are worries in the White House: "Trump has lavished praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping for his handling of the growing coronavirus outbreak — a posture some in his administration are growing increasingly uncomfortable with as his advisers remain concerned about China's lack of transparency and handling of the epidemic," our colleagues Yasmeen Abutaleb and Josh Dawsey report.
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He lavished honors on the first couple, courted them with dinner with him and his wife at a Michelin-starred restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, and the coup de grace, ringside seats for France's thunderous Bastille Day celebrations, including a full military parade that so impressed Trump he demanded one of his own in DC. Yet here we are less than a year later, on the brink of perhaps the most strained G7 in recent years.
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It's a place where, in stark contrast to the perks lavished on Facebook employees, team leaders micromanage content moderators' every bathroom and prayer break; where employees, desperate for a dopamine rush amid the misery, have been found having sex inside stairwells and a room reserved for lactating mothers; where people develop severe anxiety while still in training, and continue to struggle with trauma symptoms long after they leave; and where the counseling that Cognizant offers them ends the moment they quit — or are simply let go.
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We make small talk with our congenial hosts, about hometowns and jobs and the craziness of Vegas, and later Emily and I will discuss how surprised we were, as we dangled our legs in the pool, clothed in what we thought were stylish black cover-ups but might as well have been nun's habits, to feel our inner eighth-grader surface: insecure and shy and hoping to be worthy of the thousands of dollars' worth of Grey Goose and watery cranberry juice being lavished upon us.
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Read more:Trump&aposs defense team in his Senate impeachment trial will include Alan Dershowitz and Ken StarrTrump previously said Ken Starr, who will represent him in the impeachment trial, was a &aposfreak,&apos a &aposlunatic,&apos and a &aposdisaster&apos who might have &apossomething in his closet&aposMeet the 7 House Representatives who will argue the case for convicting Trump in his upcoming impeachment trialTrump lavished praise on Giuliani, then hinted he may throw him under the bus by denying any knowledge of a letter his attorney sent Ukraine&aposs president
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