We have leapfrogged an entire century to come to this.
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He quickly leapfrogged a number of lawmakers with national profiles.
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We already had leapfrogged to a weird zone of intimacy.
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The Cboe leapfrogged the CME which starts trading its contract Dec.
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BoA's assets, deposits and market capitalisation have also leapfrogged those of Wells.
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Asian firms have leapfrogged ahead, offering a new model of financial technology.
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Thanks to the internet, A.S.M.R. seems to have leapfrogged the science entirely.
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When Wafa and his friends passed the car, it leapfrogged ahead again.
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Elizabeth Warren, Sanders' chief progressive rival, has leapfrogged him in the polls.
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Apple completed the top five, according to Canalys, having been leapfrogged by Xiaomi.
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Brøderbund's Myst, which sold 4203 million copies in its lifetime, quickly leapfrogged both programs.
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The celebrations continued even after he was leapfrogged by Gleirscher in the final run.
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"In both cases innovative geeks leapfrogged regulators and their creations were abused," she writes.
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Being a person of extreme moods, I then leapfrogged to the least grueling track.
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In doing so, plaintiffs said the Trump administration leapfrogged over Congress in the process.
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We kind of leapfrogged the bad technologies that we had and really pressed forward.
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"When we applied Socrates (principles) to Star Wars, we leapfrogged over the Soviets," he said.
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The start-up has quickly leapfrogged over Altria and others in the e-cigarette market.
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Pittsburgh (44-17-9) leapfrogged Columbus and moved to within one point of first-place Washington.
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Indonesia, in particular, leapfrogged 11 places to become the 32nd most competitive economy in the world.
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For example in electronic-payment services, China has already leapfrogged the United States in many ways.
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For example, in electronic-payment services, China has already leapfrogged the United States in many ways.
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While it wasn't the first smartphone, it leapfrogged far beyond the competition and launched the mobile revolution.
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"Beto came and leapfrogged it, but our calculation was Texas was in play in 2024," she said.
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What I was interested in was simulation, so we leapfrogged the 30 and went to home computers.
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As technology for everything from cars to personal computers has leapfrogged forward, glasses have stayed, well, glasses.
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During the rally, its value has leapfrogged more established global rivals: Honda, BMW, General Motors and Daimler.
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As a result, "it became clear that AMD has leapfrogged them with its latest products," said Cramer.
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In some instances, villages in India have avoided coal-powered electricity altogether, and "leapfrogged" straight to solar power.
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These languages shook up the tech industry as new technologies like Go leapfrogged more established languages in popularity.
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With the win, Detroit leapfrogged the Boston Bruins and moved into the third seed in the Atlantic Division.
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In the pecking order of American employees at an embassy, foreign aid officers have leapfrogged to the front.
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One, China's digital ecosystem is mobile-first and app-first in a way that has leapfrogged the West.
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By outperforming expectations, it instantly put her in a league with very few women (and leapfrogged some men).
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Because China leapfrogged credit cards and went straight from cash to mobile payments, e-commerce has boomed there.
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City leapfrogged Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham to become the latest challenger to Chelsea, the favorite for the title.
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And, of course, the reason why Kim leapfrogged past his older brothers to become his country's Supreme Leader.
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Another friend ended up in surgery after the cheerleader "leapfrogged" off the balcony and crashed into his unsuspecting arms.
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But rather than just joining the pack of big league ad platforms, Snapchat has leapfrogged them in marketing innovation.
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Instead, they leapfrogged the browser entirely and created new platforms for the web (only later did Google create Chrome).
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After a scoreless third quarter, Oakland leapfrogged back in front 17-14 with a 73-yard, 14-play drive.
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But Cummings won that race and leapfrogged Maloney even though she ranked higher in seniority at the time. Rep.
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No. 3 Ohio State leapfrogged over the defending champion Clemson Tigers to make the AP Poll podium this week.
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The two teams leapfrogged each other, enlisting bigger and more sophisticated telescopes, and nailing down the characteristics of S2.
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The Nets (36-33) won their fourth consecutive game and leapfrogged Detroit (34-32) into the No. 6 spot.
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Mr. Kim was the youngest of three sons yet leapfrogged his brothers to succeed his father, Kim Jong-il.
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It leapfrogged right over the country music industry to the pop world, leaving Nashville in the cold, and resentful.
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He leapfrogged the media and traditional American political ideology using the chip on his shoulder and a Twitter account.
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The Ducks, 9-1-1 in their last 11 games, leapfrogged San Jose into second place in the Pacific Division.
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GOP lawmakers say Democrats leapfrogged a subcommittee markup and a hearing for the measure, H.R. 9, to expedite its approval.
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The country has leapfrogged the United States to become the world's biggest hub for unicorns, or billion-dollar private companies.
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They believed it would simplify the process and better suit regional users, for whom smartphones had largely leapfrogged desktop computers.
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How about "leapfrogged," asked George Rood, a metro copy editor with a cranky demeanor and the soul of a poet.
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By letting branding take the front seat instead of product, Bumble leapfrogged the "connections app" phase and became a lifestyle brand.
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The startups leapfrogged Gillette in the online razor market, with Gillette maintaining a relatively small proportion of online sales as of 2015.
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Last year, Huawei leapfrogged a couple of fellow Chinese hardware companies to secure its spot as the third-largest smartphone maker worldwide.
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Dumoulin won the stage by one second ahead of four-time champion Chris Froome, who leapfrogged Primoz Roglic into third place overall.
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The new law meant that Charlotte would position in the line of succession would not be leapfrogged by any future younger brothers.
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Skype's features were leapfrogged, and the platform itself also became a hotbed for spam and contacts you might prefer not to have.
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In China it leapfrogged Apple to take third place with 15 million devices sold and show it can compete on home soil.
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In being nominated to lead the CIA, the House lawmaker appears to have leapfrogged his chairman on the House Intelligence Committee, Rep.
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In June, the three-year-old company leapfrogged JD in mobile penetration to reach 26.2 percent, according to data services provider Jiguang.
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Mobile phones leapfrogged old land line technology and radically changed the economic wellbeing of billions of people throughout developing Africa and Asia.
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Pittsburgh leapfrogged the Flyers in the tight Eastern Division wild-card race and with 51 points sit just outside the playoff cutoff.
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Earlier this year, research firm Gartner said preliminary results showed Samsung leapfrogged Intel to become the world's top semiconductor supplier last year.
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He has leapfrogged rivals in national polls despite entering the race only in November, after many had already been campaigning for months.
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Bloomberg has leapfrogged Joe Biden by spending more than $300 million on television in states that vote on Super Tuesday and beyond.
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The video was shared hundreds of thousands of times as it leapfrogged from Snapchat to YouTube, Twitter and basically every other social platform.
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Among the loudest critics, not surprisingly, were the heads of companies that made what were seen as smartphones — until the iPhone leapfrogged them.
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SS), which leapfrogged to number 10 from 13 having worked on the largest IPO of the year, that of China Zheshang Bank (2016.
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The screens on Samsung's flagship Android phones leapfrogged the iPhone's years ago and continue to scoop up gold medals for best smartphone displays.
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"If I had a contact with WikiLeaks, I think Roger would have leapfrogged me immediately and taken the contact himself," Corsi told CNN.
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These user numbers are a testament to how quickly Chinese consumers have leapfrogged ahead of other countries when it comes to using fintech.
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National polling suggests the Liberal Democrats are likely to have leapfrogged the Labour party, who were the previous main challengers in Raab's seat.
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Alaphilippe reclaimed the overall leader's yellow jersey and Pinot leapfrogged Thomas in the general classification after gaining 28 seconds on the 2018 winner.
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Sanders leapfrogged him in Iowa polling averages, though surveys suggest Biden still has a good chance to leave Iowa with the most delegates.
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U.S. government statistics show that Mexico has leapfrogged China to become the No. 1 U.S. trade partner since the spat with Beijing intensified.
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The primary stayed in March through 2004 and then California in 2008 joined a procession of states that leapfrogged even earlier to February.
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The two women have leapfrogged each other as prime minister twice each, with Hasina currently holding the top job and Zia leading the opposition.
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When it comes to identification, India has unexpectedly leapfrogged every country with the possible exception of Estonia, a tiddler with a penchant for innovation.
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It also leapfrogged Sainsbury's last month to become the second-biggest supermarket operator behind Tesco Plc in the UK, according to data from Kantar.
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Twitter, which Facebook leapfrogged over to become the leader in live-streaming, is dealing with similar anxieties in the form of trolling and abuse.
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But if the shale boom has taught us anything, it's that the presumptive economic recovery of oil and gas can be leapfrogged with technology.
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Why Republicans are unhappy: GOP lawmakers say Democrats leapfrogged a subcommittee markup and a hearing for the measure, H.R. 28503, to expedite its approval.
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The only change from last year among the 10 largest banks came at the No. 1003 spot, where France's Credit Agricole leapfrogged Wells Fargo.
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By dominating the airwaves in Nevada (and South Carolina), Steyer has leapfrogged candidates who spent up to six extra months organizing on the ground.
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Many companies have come to the realization that building technology in-house was a painstaking process that often meant getting leapfrogged by start-ups.
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Now that Maeve can narrate events and make them happen, Jedi mind trick-style, she has leapfrogged over Bernard, who is still Ford's lackey.
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For example: The Obama White House routinely leapfrogged the political media, giving interviews to YouTube stars (who aren't, like Trump's media surrogates, traditional presidential interviewers).
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With the two goals, Dumba, who has 10 this season, leapfrogged Toronto's Morgan Rielly (nine) for most by a defenseman in the NHL this season.
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But in short, RIM was a smartphone pioneer that got leapfrogged in hardware — and more importantly, software — capability and design by Apple and the iPhone.
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The resolution boost is greatly welcome since Olympus has stuck with a 210-megapixel image sensor for years, while its closest mirrorless competitors leapfrogged it.
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Features that were impressive four or five years ago have lost their luster, and rival services have leapfrogged the famous virtual assistant in countless ways.
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Samsung was the top seller there for years until it was leapfrogged by Xiaomi, sending both players into a tight race for the top spot.
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Marshmallow (6.0), meanwhile, has leapfrogged Lollipop (5.0/5.1), to make up just under a third of the market, at 32.3 percent, to its predecessor's 29.2.
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In China, Samsung's fortunes saw it become the biggest smartphone vendor before being leapfrogged by local brands and losing market share to late-comer Apple.
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Mark Zuckerberg believes Facebook has leapfrogged Snapchat in the race to provide visual communication thanks to the launch of Facebook's augmented reality Camera Effects platform.
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Carlos Slim Helú, the Mexican telecoms-to-retail magnate, leapfrogged past Bill Gates and Warren Buffett in 2010 to become the richest person on earth.
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Driving along and witnessing the influx of Muslims in their area, they say that the Romany people have now been leapfrogged in the pecking order.
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Just 2200 hours and 11.113 minutes into the spending spree, transactions leapfrogged that of 211.11's tally of $211.11 billion, the company announced on Twitter.
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This segment has already leapfrogged advertising to be PicsArt's largest revenue source, although in China, its budding market, paid subscriptions have been slow to come.
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His cheerful, enthusiastic style made him the leader in total viewers until the spring of 2017, when Mr. Colbert leapfrogged him in the Nielsen ratings.
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Embers leapfrogged hundreds of yards, even jumping across Highway 21, six lanes wide, which ordinarily would have served as an ideal, built-in fire break.
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West Virginia began the second half with a 10-0 run over the first 5:34 and leapfrogged the Cowboys to a 38-33 lead.
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It pushed the camera as a key element of the phone, and by combining it with social communication, it quickly leapfrogged over competitors like Hipstamatic.
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The country is crawling with disgruntled athletes leapfrogged by cheaters, understandably envious of the riches and the praise that cheating players go on to receive.
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Defensemen Marcus Pettersson and Brian Dumoulin also scored for the Penguins (133-21-7), who leapfrogged Carolina for the second Eastern Conference wild-card spot.
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With the two goals, Dumba, who has 237.5 this season, leapfrogged Toronto's Morgan Rielly (nine) for most goals by a defenseman in the NHL this season.
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"Partnering with the largest retailer in the world has leapfrogged Gobble and our innovative one-of-a-kind product to a next level," Garg told CNBC.
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"But Zelle has leapfrogged the early stages of adoption by having the benefit of being embedded into the already existing apps of participating banks," she said.
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Africa, with its rapid population growth, falling data costs and heavy adoption of mobile phones, having largely leapfrogged personal computer use, is tempting for tech companies.
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He leapfrogged Biden and Buttigieg in a new national poll from NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist, landing in second place, with 19%, behind Sanders, who drew 31%.
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In late 2014, he leapfrogged several more senior colleagues to win the Oversight and Government Reform Committee gavel after serving just three terms in the House.
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"Amazon has essentially leapfrogged the entire industry and came up with a lot of other innovative ideas ahead of everyone else, particularly Alexa," Perkins told me.
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However, the newly formed government leapfrogged the usual development steps through a series of technologically progressive initiatives that brought its entire business, communication and governance systems online.
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With a rating of 33, it leapfrogged excellent shooters like the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and iPhone 7 to land at the top of the mobile rankings.
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With a rating of 24, it leapfrogged excellent shooters like the Samsung Galaxy S269 Edge and iPhone 2129 to land at the top of the mobile rankings.
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Although the iPhone-maker has previously led the way with digital assistants, announcing Siri back in 2013, the company has since been leapfrogged by Amazon and Google.
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The fresh vehicle will help power artificial intelligence and media content for the $75 billion startup, which reportedly leapfrogged Uber's valuation after raising $3 billion in October.
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By combining the pair's market shares of 15.4% and 15.3% respectively, the new Sasda, or somesuch, would have leapfrogged the current market leader, Tesco, which has 27%.
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The Tigers, with the best scoring offense in the game, leapfrogged Ohio State and Clemson to No. 2 in the country after an impressive dismantling of Florida.
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By his own accounts, he shadowed and leapfrogged Republican campaigns, planted agents with surprises at whistle-stops, disrupted schedules, started nasty rumors and issued bogus press advisories.
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Chicago led 101-98 with 5:58 to play before the Spurs leapfrogged to the front via a 10-0 run, with Aldridge accounting for half the points.
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Just as many Africans leapfrogged from no phones to mobile phones, and from no power to solar power, so they can jump to innovations like self-injected contraceptives.
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Siri was the butt of many early jokes, and five years later, Apple is in serious danger of being leapfrogged by newer AI entrants from Google and Amazon.
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"Economically it's a no-brainer to go to solar where solar is able to leapfrog the grid in the same way that mobile has leapfrogged landlines," said Tozun.
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It was before I'd done Sin City, so to be introducing Hollywood to something very new... It seems like everything leapfrogged from then to where we are now.
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And while Romania is up 16 places on the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Index since joining the EU, Bulgaria, which also joined in 2007, has leapfrogged it.
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Schumer leapfrogged Durbin to become the Democratic leader and it was speculated that he might want to replace the Illinois lawmaker with a longtime ally, such as Sen.
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When the United States went from Mr. Obama to Mr. Trump, it leapfrogged over the center right, and it may leapfrog over it again in the other direction.
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The South Korean team slowly closed the gap, a fraction each lap, until it leapfrogged past teams from Russia, Hungary and Canada, each with a roar of approval.
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Jones never stood out while he was at Duke, but his stock has been soaring over the last few months and he somehow leapfrogged Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins.
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" In this book he posited the existence of "neo-Europes," areas and countries where Europeans settled, especially between 1820 and 19973, after they had "leapfrogged across the globe.
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The company was a relative latecomer to the automotive business, but it leapfrogged many American and European rivals to become one of the largest automotive manufacturers in the world.
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The Bulls led 101-98 with 5:58 to play before the Spurs leapfrogged to the front via a 10-0 run, with Aldridge accounting for half the points.
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World Cup leader Dahlmeier shot 20/20 and leapfrogged unheralded American Susan Dunklee to add to her titles in the individual, the pursuit, the relay and the mixed relay.
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Davis entered the game fifth in the American League with 11 walks, but he leapfrogged to the lead with Toronto's Jose Bautista, who also took a walk Thursday night.
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A new report from the Australia-based Lowy Institute, which annually issues a Diplomacy Index, shows that China leapfrogged the U.S. for the most diplomatic power in the world.
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In 2014 Nigeria leapfrogged its rival to the position of Africa's largest economy, when its GDP was recalculated by the government and found to be almost double the previous estimate.
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Overall World Cup leader Shiffrin, the hot favorite in Sunday's slalom, was third after the first leg but leapfrogged Goggia into the silver medal position with a strong second run.
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Apple might have done the fake blurred background (bokeh) trick the best with the dual cameras on the iPhone 83 Plus, but Samsung just leapfrogged it with the Note 8.
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"The country has leapfrogged straight to the world of smartphones and data," David Madden, who runs Phandeeyar, an innovation lab in Yangon that's backed by Omidyar Network, told TechCrunch recently.
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Discarded toilet paper is just one of the problems that Rocky Mountain National Park has been dealing with as it leapfrogged ahead of Yellowstone and Yosemite in popularity last year.
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By the end of the match, Exeter had leapfrogged the home side with a win, having capitalised on a performance so terrible that it left the stadium echoing with groans.
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When the results rolled in on Tuesday night, the depth of her troubles became increasingly clear: Not only was she trailing Sanders, but a resurgent Biden had leapfrogged them both.
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A win would have tied Carolina (43-29-7, 93 points) with the Penguins in points with 95 and leapfrogged it into third place in the division based on tiebreakers.
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The latest additions, debuting at IFA this week, continue the company's (relatively) low-entry point and a focus on connectivity, which – in that respect, at least – leapfrogged iRobot a while back.
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Only Egan Bernal managed to narrow the gap with Alaphilippe as the Colombian leapfrogged defending champion Thomas into second place in the overall standings and is now 1:30 minutes adrift.
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For America's allies and other international observers, there may have been a sense this week that Trump had not only caught up with the Obama position on Assad but leapfrogged it.
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Kansas leapfrogged to the lead on the opening possession of the third quarter, with Stanley hitting Robinson with a 9-yard TD pass to end a 14-play, 75-yard march.
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Just as consumers in emerging markets leapfrogged the desktop internet and went straight to mobile devices, they could choose to bypass buying a car and move around via ride-hailing instead.
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Since kindergarten, Royal and another boy, Morgan Mairaj, have leapfrogged each other as the team's top player, with ratings climbing above 1,2250, or twice as high as most of their teammates.
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Mahrez&aposs winner means City leapfrogged Chelsea in the Premier League table into third place, and kept alive its hopes of catching league leaders Liverpool, whom it trails by nine points.
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Both dynamics are vivid in the retroactive elevation of Frida Kahlo, who initially profited from her marriage to Diego Rivera but has since leapfrogged him in both popular and academic esteem.
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On Saturday, Gary Sanchez — who is second in the league in home runs with 20 — added three R.B.I. as the Yankees leapfrogged the Rays with their fourth win in 03 games.
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Making that reality even more harsh is that another young player, Peter Alonso, a second-round pick in 2016, has now leapfrogged Smith as the Mets' top prospect at first base.
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If there were questions about why Loaisiga, who had made only six starts for Class AA Trenton, leapfrogged other prospects — including the left-hander Justus Sheffield — they have largely been answered.
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The Pacers, meanwhile, moved into a tie in the standings with the Detroit Pistons, but because of tiebreakers in their favor, Indiana is currently the No. 7 seed, having leapfrogged Detroit.
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Three recent polls, including one from Quinnipac on Wednesday, showed Biden in fourth place in Iowa, leapfrogged by an ascendant Pete Buttigieg and also led by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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WeChat's features outstrip Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp, forming what Lee describes in his forthcoming book, "AI Superpowers," as a "digital Swiss Army knife for modern life" — and Weibo has similarly leapfrogged Twitter.
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Amidst the magnets, notebooks, business cards, and other marketing ephemera, there it was: the circular doodad that has leapfrogged selfie-sticks as the must-have mobile accessory for our smartphone-saturated society.
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"That's a punch below the belt for players and club officials," Wolfgang Hotze, the club's executive director and a former VW manager, said on Sunday after Hamburg leapfrogged Wolfsburg in the standings.
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While Mr. Blum was promoting the Los Angeles art scene, Ms. Dwan leapfrogged over his efforts, introducing Angelenos to the most challenging work she could bring back from New York and Paris.
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Trump then leapfrogged Sue Gordon, a career spy who had been Coats' deputy, to instill a retired Navy admiral and former SEAL commander, Joseph Maguire, as the acting director of national intelligence.
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Conor Garland added his team-leading 11th goal in the third period, and Clayton Keller notched two assists for the Coyotes, who leapfrogged idle Edmonton into first place in the Pacific Division.
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Mr. Trump is only the latest in a succession of such men — François Hollande, the former French president; Jacques Attali, a former presidential counselor — Mr. Macron has cleverly used and then leapfrogged over.
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In this arena, consumers and tech companies ultimately win, while major incumbents that should have had the inside track are leapfrogged because of the talent and technology gap accumulated during the initial efforts.
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"China is the country that just has leapfrogged, surpassing many things that happened in the West for the last decade," said Murli Maiya, co-head of investment banking for Asia Pacific at JPMorgan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Real Madrid are the richest soccer club by revenue for the 22006th straight year and La Liga rivals Barcelona have leapfrogged Manchester United into second, according to Deloitte's Football Money League.
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The outcome provided a critical boost for Boston (43-30-6), which leapfrogged the Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators to move into second place in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference.
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But the statement, issued after a weeklong crush of attention about the accusation, leapfrogged a perhaps more obvious question — one that Facebook's 1.65 billion monthly users around the world may not have considered.
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Conor Garland added his team-leading 230th goal in the third period and Clayton Keller notched two assists for the Coyotes, who leapfrogged over idle Edmonton into first place in the Pacific Division.
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Tencent-backed Kuaishou was one of China's first short-video apps to have attracted a meaningful following, but it was quickly leapfrogged by a latecomer, ByteDance's Douyin, which is TikTok's brand in China.
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On one hand, it's remarkable that, after just a month of being in the race, Bloomberg is polling at around 5 percent in national surveys and has leapfrogged prominent candidates like Minnesota Sen.
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Connor Cook, Michigan State QB: Cook has played better than Hackenberg by leaps and bounds, but saw himself leapfrogged not only by Hackenberg but by USC's Cody Kessler and North Carolina State's Jacoby Brissett.
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The device maker HTC had surpassed Apple to become the largest smartphone vendor in the United States, while the computer company Acer had leapfrogged Dell to become the world's second-largest personal computer maker.
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The Asian city remained the most expensive city globally for the third year in a row, a new survey found, but Hong Kong leapfrogged higher to nip at its heels while Paris got cheaper.
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Even established critics, who are starting to get a little salty about being leapfrogged by easier-to-please junket and fanboy press, are hinting that the reviews for this thing will be next-level.
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Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, leapfrogged past former Vice President Joe Biden since Monmouth's Iowa poll in August to lead in the state that will in February host the first nominating contest.
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The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the Mohegan Tribe leapfrogged ahead, securing recognition and the freedom to develop Foxwoods Resort and Casino, which opened in 1986, and Mohegan Sun, which opened 10 years later.
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Among the biggest global jumpers this year were actress Emma Watson, who leapfrogged from 13th in 2016 to sixth in 2018, and singer Taylor Swift and businessman Jack Ma, who both jumped five places.
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A year after Republicans leapfrogged the Democrats' digital capacities on the way to President Donald Trump's election, progressive groups combined spent nearly $3 million on an innovative effort to modernize the party's digital advertising.
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According to Satish Jindel, a logistics consultant, Amazon has leapfrogged its rivals to become the biggest firm in the world at organising warehousing and transport for other companies' goods (as well as its own).
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The center-left Social Democrats remained second on 16.6% and the center-right Liberals (FDP) third at 15.3%, but the Greens leapfrogged the centrist Christian Democrats (CVP), which has one seat on the Federal Council.
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On their journey, they have crisscrossed and leapfrogged through Latin America by boarding buses, propeller planes and broken-down boats while also coming face to face with armed military members, rubber bullets and tear gas.
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Asylum seekers may now able to add their name to the waitlist without paying, but those who pay are leapfrogged to the top, creating a tiered system where the poor are always at the bottom.
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The Coyotes (21 points) leapfrogged idle Minnesota (21) into the second wild-card spot in the Western Conference and also closed within six points of the third-place Vegas Golden Knights in the Pacific Division.
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There have been stabs at new "Jeopardy!" technique before — students of the game point to parallels between Mr. Holzhauer's run and that of a 2014 contestant named Arthur Chu, who also leapfrogged around the board.
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For a little while there, Samsung's flagship Galaxy phones were regarded as having the best cameras (particularly for low light), but Apple's iPhone 73 Plus leapfrogged ahead with its dual camera system and professional "Portrait mode".
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During China's week-long "Golden Week" national holiday in October, Japan leapfrogged Thailand for the first time to become the most popular destination for Chinese tourists, according to a report from Chinese online travel agency Ctrip.
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Having been rebuffed by the justices a year ago in its request for "certiorari before judgment"—a decision on DACA that would have leapfrogged the intermediate courts—the administration filed another such appeal in November 2018.
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In Africa, the IoT is enabling customers to leapfrog over the conventional electricity grid and go straight to "mobile power" — in a similar way that they have already leapfrogged over conventional telecommunications grids to mobile communications.
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Colombia's Bernal leapfrogged defending champion Thomas into second place after a powerful attack near the top of the Col du Galibier, the last ascent of Thursday's 18th stage, gaining 32 seconds over all the main contenders.
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Mikko Koivu scored his 200th career goal, and Eric Staal and Marcus Foligno also scored for Minnesota, which leapfrogged Dallas and Colorado into third place in the Central Division with its third win in four games.
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Tillerson leapfrogged rivals to take over as CEO in 2006 in part by turning what had been a troublesome oil-drilling project on the Russian island of Sakhalin into a success with the help of Putin.
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And thanks to his appearance on Cardi B's "I Like It," for a time the No. 1 song in the country, he leapfrogged his way into becoming one of the most recognizable voices in pop music.
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Under cover of suppressive fire from the towers, several of the guards and I leapfrogged the buildings on the accommodation side to herd staff members to the safe rooms on the opposite end of the compound.
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The U.S. has leapfrogged both Saudi Arabia and Russia to become the world's largest oil producer in a relatively short time, as the U.S. oil industry became more proficient at extracting oil shale and in horizontal drilling.
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Mikko Koivu scored his 200th career goal, and Eric Staal and Marcus Foligno also scored for the Wild, who leapfrogged Dallas and Colorado into third place in the Central Division with their third win in four games.
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" As China leapfrogged the United Kingdom and the United States to become sub-Saharan Africa's largest investor, Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledged last year that the country "absolutely will not take the old path of Western colonists.
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Ever since Mr. Colbert leapfrogged Mr. Fallon in total viewers, NBC executives have emphasized that "The Tonight Show" is still the No. 1 choice of viewers in the 18-to-49-year-old group prized by advertisers.
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Her campaign has put a particular emphasis on courting Latino voters in Nevada, with whom aides believe she can outperform the candidates who leapfrogged her in Iowa and New Hampshire, including Mr. Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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Since then, Buttigieg has leapfrogged his rivals and has the highest overall favorable rating (46 points); Yang's popularity has surged, though his horse-race numbers haven't; and views of Warren, Biden and Sanders have remained fairly stable.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - China has leapfrogged New Zealand to become the top source country for travelers to Australia in the 12 months to February, Australian official data showed on Wednesday, as overall visitor numbers hit a record high.
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Like the radically inventive poems and paintings of the era, it synthesized new materials and methods in ways that somehow felt classical, as though art had leapfrogged over the nineteenth century, the sentimental world of Gropius's childhood.
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"Our analysis from 2015 shows how increasingly concepts and scripts have leapfrogged the pilot phase and gone straight to series as broadcasters mimic the approach of the SVoD giants who often eschew the pilot phase altogether," Black said.
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For the last month, Mr. Sanches and his crew have leapfrogged from modest backyards to multi-million-dollar estates throughout the Hamptons, unspooling and cutting $000 rolls of burlap and stitching them into slipcovers for virtually anything green.
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The spread of unpaid work means that bright graduates are being leapfrogged by richer rivals who, at university, "pissed about a bit, got a 2:2, but got the job because they had money put behind them," he says.
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The thing that's given me greatest amusement at this year's Google I/O has been the number of iPhone users raising an eyebrow at Google's new focus on digital well-being and openly declaring that Android has leapfrogged iOS.
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Since the vote to leave the EU, Britain has leapfrogged the United States to become the largest centre for trading interest rate swaps, despite calls by ex-French President Francois Hollande to end London's dominance in clearing euro-denominated derivatives.
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Since the vote to leave the EU, Britain has leapfrogged the United States to become the largest centre for trading interest rate swaps, despite calls by ex-French President Francois Hollande to end London's dominance in clearing euro-denominated derivatives.
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Chinese bluechips scored a 10-month high having also leapfrogged Colombia to the top of the leaderboard of world share markets, while Australian shares gained 1.63 after the Aussie dollar had dropped following a meeting of the country's central bank.
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The case he's been making while doing the rounds with media reporters this past two weeks is that SI is in terrible financial shape after years of being neglected by its past corporate parents and leapfrogged by nimbler digital rivals.
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Oregon State leapfrogged back in front on a free throw by Hollins with 3:22 to play in the first but Texas A&M closed the half with a 7-3 run to garner a 33-30 advantage at intermission.
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Later, we practiced a staggered retreat down an open road, taking turns to cover fire while squad members leapfrogged to the back of the line, folding in on each other and rolling back to safety while still engaging imaginary enemies.
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Research firms International Data Corporation (IDC), Counterpoint Research, IHS Markit and Canalys all reported that Chinese smartphone maker Huawei leapfrogged Apple to second place, based on the number of devices both firms shipped in the quarter that ended on June 30.
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The State Department has openly questioned whether the Saudi-led group's real intent is to settle old scores with Qatar, and on Tuesday Mr. Tillerson made clear that on the issue of terrorism financing, Qatar had now leapfrogged its rivals.
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Meanwhile, SimilarWeb covered other interesting comparisons for the game so far, including a revelation that it already leapfrogged Tinder in installs on Android in U.S. Installs, and that it already eclipses various other social media apps in active use time on devices.
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It's a notable stamp of approval for the digital technology that has been slowly gaining traction in the U.S. Digital payments have proven popular in China and other Asian countries where payment-enabled mobile phones leapfrogged over traditional credit and debit cards.
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Viewers made their decision on which of the two late-night leaders they preferred in the opening weeks of the Trump administration, when Mr. Colbert, whose monologues regularly skewer the president, leapfrogged the fun-and-games-minded Mr. Fallon in total audience.
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The Seahawks (9-6) were eclipsed by the Rams and then largely leapfrogged by the 49ers, but they have held together enough that a win in combination with a loss or a tie by the Falcons will put them in the playoffs.
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Warren, who has leapfrogged Biden in several national and early state polls, appeared to benefit from that drop, as seen by a 15-point boost to her position as a top-two choice by black voters, up to 26 percent from 11 percent in July.
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As it turns out, the idea of such a Muslim registry is so obviously bad and offensive to most people that many employed in the tech sector leapfrogged their CEOs and media relations departments to sign a petition stating they'll have no part in it.
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David Pastrnak and Patrice Bergeron scored key goals, and Tuukka Rask made 20 saves as the Boston Bruins leapfrogged Tampa Bay into first place in the Eastern Conference and the Atlantic Division with a 217-23 win over the visiting Lightning on Thursday night.
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For Michigan State, Winston scored 210.8 of his team's 23.4 first-half points and finished with 22.5 points and four assists The Spartans got the vast majority of the preseason No. 26 votes, but they are likely to be leapfrogged for the top spot.
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As the series has progressed over the years, it's leapfrogged from World War II, to various other fictional campaigns, then to a less warfare-oriented "cops and robbers" dynamic with Battlefield Hardline, before jumping all the way back to World War I with the upcoming Battlefield 1.
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When Whitaker leapfrogged over Rosenstein and was named acting attorney general, questions immediately began to swirl about who Mueller would report to, whether Whitaker must recuse himself from the investigation given his fierce criticism of it, whether Rosenstein would quit and whether Mueller's work will be curtailed.
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Arsenal leapfrogged Tottenham Hotspur to end up, as it always has since 19953, above its neighbor in the standings after Arsenal's 21995-2300 thrashing of Aston Villa, and the Spurs' implosion in a 1-1 loss at Newcastle United, a team already relegated after a sad season.
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Ms. Sharif, 44, leapfrogged several influential relatives to emerge in recent months, along with her uncle, as a possible long-term heir to the leadership of the country's dominant political force: the Pakistan Muslim League, long headed by her father, Nawaz Sharif, a three-time prime minister.
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State and local leaders, business executives and tens of millions of ordinary Americans leapfrogged their president — without waiting for White House guidance — to shut down public spaces, schools, offices and other gathering spaces and encourage millions of Americans to hunker down for a fast-spreading, invisible threat.
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He's polling at about 4 percent in national polls, according to the Real Clear Politics average, which puts him fifth in the race, and means he leapfrogged prominent candidates like Booker and former Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro in a matter of weeks.
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Real leapfrogged rivals Barcelona at the league's summit after the Catalans' shock 2-1 defeat at Deportivo La Coruna and enjoy a two-point lead as well as having a game in hand in their pursuit of a first title win since 2012, although their defense is still vulnerable.
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Longtime viewers will recall that in earlier seasons, Mr. Ghosn, the son of three continents, had leapfrogged across the globe to save two auto companies from ruin (or was it three?), had staged a fabulous wedding at the Palace of Versailles and had done feats too many to list.
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Much as the Chinese economy has leapfrogged the Japanese economy in size, the assumption of many was that it would only be a matter of time before the Chinese bank would eclipse the ADB, which was initiated by Japan in the 1960s and has always been led by a Japanese president.
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Probably a good idea considering some of the reactions on YouTube: Although Huawei has overtaken Apple in smartphone sales in China (only for Huawei to later be leapfrogged by domestic rival Oppo), it still faces an uphill battle in America, where the iPhone has a solid 40 percent of the market.
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Sales of Fitbit devices, meanwhile, plunged by 22 percent Coming off the back of Xiaomi's reentry into the world's top five smartphone sellers, a new Strategy Analytics report found that it leapfrogged Apple and Fitbit to become the top seller of wearables in Q21 2017 with 3.7 million units shipped.
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The rise of Nigeria as a cocaine smuggling hub has been quick, and has largely come about with the help of the Nigerian diaspora in Brazil, a country that in the last two years has leapfrogged Colombia and Venezuela to become the world's most prolific disembarkation point for cocaine into Europe.
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AND SO ITS – IT'S REMARKABLE THAT THIS COMPANY KEEPS HYPING THINGS THAT ARE ALREADY OUT – I WAS IN DETROIT YESTERDAY AND SPENT THE DAY, THE EVENING, BEFORE SOME AUTO EXECS AND TALKING ABOUT THIS AND, YOU KNOW, THEY'RE SORT OF SHAKING THEIR HEADS BECAUSE ALREADY DETROIT HAS LEAPFROGGED TESLA IN AUTONOMY.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharWarren's dog campaigns in Iowa while senator sits in impeachment trial Minneapolis NAACP, Black Lives Matter call on Klobuchar to suspend campaign Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Minn.) both leapfrogged ahead of Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders campaign says it raised more than .
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And then today, along with the rest of you, I learned that my precious phone (far superior to the iPhone 8, which is really very bad and stupid) has been leapfrogged by the iPhone X: a divine tool with the miraculous and unknowable ability to scan your face and make the emojis move.
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The irony was that one of its flagship applications, Adobe InDesign, eventually leapfrogged over the desktop publishing competition, the still-made page layout tool QuarkXPress, in part because it quickly released a Mac OS X version when its maker, Quark, was taking its sweet time to upgrade its software to the modern platform.
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Although the Buckeyes are considered by many to be the country's most complete team, ranking first nationally in scoring (48.7 points per game) and second in total defense (247.6 yards per game), they were leapfrogged by L.S.U. in the final playoff rankings and are 2-point underdogs in this matchup in Phoenix.
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But when Sessions' chief of staff, Matthew Whitaker, leapfrogged over Rosenstein and was named acting attorney general in his boss' place Wednesday afternoon, questions immediately began to swirl about who Mueller would report to, whether Whitaker must recuse himself from the investigation given his fierce criticism of it, if Rosenstein would quit and whether Mueller's work will be curtailed.
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If he does well against Cruz, say losing by a single-digit margin (compared to Democrat Wendy Davis's 20 point loss to Abbott in 2014), O'Rourke will have arguably leapfrogged the Castro brothers within the Texas Democratic Party and put himself in the pole position for another U.S. Senate bid in 2020 or a gubernatorial bid in 2022.
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Mr. Macron has something of the image of a wunderkind who has leapfrogged his way to the top, while Mr. Hollande comes across as a political character who proceeded step by step and who had the misfortune to come to power at a difficult time and without the mandate for change that Mr. Macron hopes to profit from.
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He, Devine and pollster Ben Tulchin then leapfrogged from Sanders' winning streak — victories in Idaho, Utah, Alaska, Hawaii and Washington that have been central to his strategic plan ever since he lost Nevada — into an explanation of how he planned compete in big upcoming states like New York and California to dig out of his hole of roughly 250 pledged delegates.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to testify on Libra | Extremists find home on Telegram app | Warren blasts Facebook for not removing anti-Biden ad | California outlaws facial recognition in police body cameras | China rips US tech sanctions Overnight Energy: Warren unveils T environmental justice plan | Trump officials eliminate board on smart grids | Proposed Trump rule aims to ease restrictions on mineral mining MORE (D-Mass.), who has recently leapfrogged him in a handful of polls.
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