"We're still a big believer in multiple assistants," Limps says.
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She limps but has had no time for knee surgery.
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Psevedourou, who limps due to a birth defect, escaped on foot.
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Limps off the pitch after 24 minutes with a knee injury.
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He limps off and will be replaced by Hussain Al Mogahwi.
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Having jumped the German train while the convoy slept, he limps.
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Polls suggest they still don't: the party limps along at about 10%.
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When Hillbilly Boy tries to get back up, she stabs him, and limps off.
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Tennessee looks to snap a three-game slide as it limps into the offseason.
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He can no longer ride his bike, run or race, and sometimes he limps.
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Now she limps to the finish line when she should be hitting full stride.
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Everywhere she looks, effortless strides crisscross all around her as she slowly limps forward.
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She limps after him into the examining room, dragging the crutches in one hand.
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" The Hollywood Reporter tweeted, "Weekend box office: #WrinkleInTime limps toward $33M debut; #BlackPanther stays no.
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He limps toward the gate, which has been locked for years, supported by a cane.
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World Series of Fighting limps into 2017 weighed down by a litany of other issues.
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This could extend the stagnation as production at weaker firms limps along, adding to inventories.
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Now the bill limps to the Senate, where long knives are waiting to hack its provisions.
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The lifeline to the millions in Houthi territory limps on using jerry-rigged cranes and casual labor.
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Yet, if he limps across the finish line, Democrats will be stuck with him no matter what.
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Shine has an adorable, aging dog whose death seems imminent the first time he limps on screen.
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But Bloomberg has encroached on that narrative as Biden's campaign limps toward the Nevada caucus on Saturday.
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His eyelid droops, his speech is slurred; he forgets things; he limps; he gets angry for no reason.
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The attacker hits the passenger with the sledgehammer as he limps off to get back in the SUV.
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The biggest risk is that the economy only limps along, undermining the government's rosy revenue and growth forecasts.
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"The festival limps from year to year and that is why financial stability is significant," Liu told the paper.
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They stand at 44% as Labour limps along on 29%, down 20 points from the last election (see chart).
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As Trump limps forward, unable to shake the Russia scandal, Republicans must join Democrats in pressing for faster answers.
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In other words, Yahoo's sale limps forward, which is in keeping with how it's been going for years now.
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Detroit limps into Minnesota after giving up 21 runs while getting swept in a three-game set in Tampa Bay.
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Still unshowered, still wearing all that blood smeared on his face, Delaney limps around town with a new plan to stay alive.
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He then limps back to the edge of the building and and is pulled away by crew members on the safety team.
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Even if he somehow limps to the nomination, the general election will be a grim slog, like racing on a wounded horse.
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Zenefits limps on, but its C.E.-Bro co-founder has left the company, and nearly half the staff has been laid off.
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But there's also a world where it stinks (like the other recent films based on DC superheroes) and limps to $1503 million worldwide.
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As he limps across the cliffside, reliving awful memories, the fine detail of the rocks and sand around him is just as apparent.
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Economists are divided over whether prices there will see a U.S. style correction or merely plateau in 2016 as the economy limps along.
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As the company limps into its investor day presentation Monday, it has gone from a paradigm of success to a morass of excess.
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This picture of domestic bliss is shattered when Fred limps back from the hospital and literally bars the women from his book-lined study.
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The KMT is now in the wilderness even if Ma Ying-jeou, president since 2008, limps on until Ms Tsai's inauguration in faraway May.
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As the story limps and drags, the viewer also becomes accustomed to the images, and astonishment at the film's innovative, painstaking technique begins to fade.
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He limps a bit because he is missing toes on his left foot, which is a little clubbed, which makes it his better foot for soccer.
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Today it limps along at $3 per share, battered by a brutal reckoning for all hedge funds as well as a massive bribery scandal in Africa.
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The trilogy's second and finest volume, "Toby's Room," took us into that war's hardest days, and in 1940 Paul Tarrant still limps from an old wound.
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Like the boss that he is, Martinez limps over to the boys and tells them this is a self-defining moment, and they should the right choice.
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And too often the pacing just limps along -- spooning out story in a way that practically demands bingeing, and even then never really disgorging all its secrets.
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"Jennifer Hudson tirelessly over-emotes in the role; she limps around hemorrhaging snot and looking either miserable or terrified, like she's been watching the dailies," he wrote.
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Obamacare is having another brush with extinction in the courts, just as the Republican House majority built on a vow to overturn the law limps out of town.
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Every day, it seems, there is some new, unanticipated expense—a stove that won't light, a car that won't start, a dog that limps, a faucet that leaks.
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But despite this — and the pleasurable, prickly chemistry between the two lawmen — "The Hollow Point" limps to a close without fully rewarding the effort expended on its making.
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The state has been relying on ongoing appropriations, stopgap funding bills and court-ordered spending, with a growing pile of unpaid bills as it limps through the fiscal year.
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But it limps away from the stunt with about half of the trucks's cube still intact—the rest brutally sheared off like it was made of nothing but tin foil.
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In Russia, for instance, the underfunded health care system limps along on bribery, allowing patients access to care that might otherwise not exist and doctors to stay in the profession.
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As that Yucatan humidity kicks in, the Desert Hearts crew, now over 20 strong, soggy, bewildered, exhausted, and spent, limps their way out of the jungle and into a new year.
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In some stage adaptations, Tiny Tim is healed by Scrooge's generosity — he no longer limps or uses a crutch — a resolution that advocates for the disabled say is unrealistic and problematic.
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He fights Euron, who just walks straight out the sea, wins, and limps way back to Cersei as they try to escape through the underground tunnels to start a new life.
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She applies for a restaurant job on a whim, for something to do, and just barely limps her way through a disastrous interview, fumbling for the names of wines she doesn't know.
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ET Seattle limps into postseason without Earl Thomas and with persistent questions on offense, but the Seahawks are still a tough out at home, where the team went 7-1 this season.
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Laden with commanding power electronic flourishes, King's trademark pained yowls, hypnotic tribal drums, and eerie, angelic vocals from the Assembly of Light Choir's Chrissy Wolpert, the album limps along like a wounded animal.
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Tried to disguise our limps, oiled the pallor of sickness out of our skins, raped us to assess our soft parts, then told us lies about ourselves to make us into easier sells.
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I also would rather have dinner in twenty years with a fighter who limps into the restaurant than with the fighter who can't remember his own name, because he never stopped his opponent's striking advances.
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In one of his papers, Dr. Sterling talks about how, while canvassing in poor neighborhoods in Cleveland in the 1960s, he would frequently come across black men with limps and drooping faces, results of stroke.
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Here is Glenda Flynn depositing Tyler at the foot of the gravel driveway, up which he limps gamely with a cane in one hand and his cello case in the other, thumping against his thighs.
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The Gulf Coast has already seen an unprecedented two landfalls of Category 4 storms in the same season, so it will be quite welcome if this one limps northward as a Category 1 or weaker system.
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Inquisitors included Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, Bill Shine, Sarah Sanders, Raj Shah& more.
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Reicher, who had helped McDonald raise money and get attention for the trip, joined him for a couple of actual-water segments—in the Big Bend and then the last miles, where the river limps into the Gulf.
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As the U.S. refugee program limps into a new fiscal year, one of the U.S.'s most effective tools for refugee protection appears to be at risk not only of being diminished but tarnished by prejudice as well.
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"The Saltwater Cure" is about a 16-year-old boy in the 1930s, helping his mother run Pilgrim's Inn, a sham institution where people come to bathe in a marsh to be "cured" of abscesses, limps and other troubles.
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That the senior prisoner who limps from sciatica and speaks with his hands because he never conquered English once ran a paramilitary bloc found responsible for 1,13 serious human rights violations with over 4,000 victims — mind-boggling, they said.
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But where the original 24 is one of the most vital documents of its era, running from 24 to 2010 at a diehard sprint, then returning briefly in 2014 for an old-man saunter of a miniseries, this one limps.
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As Five Star limps along, Mr. Salvini, the anti-immigrant former interior minister who remains the dominant force in Italian politics, is circling his rivals, applying immense pressure on the campaign trail as he racks up victories in regional elections.
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After a term plagued by crime and corruption, though, Peña Nieto limps out of office as one of the least popular presidents in recent Mexican history López Obrador won his convincing victory in July's election on promises to fight corruption and inequality.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the U.S. Congress limps toward the likely passage next week of another stopgap spending bill to avert a government shutdown, a Washington think tank has estimated the federal budget deficit is on track to blow through $20173 trillion in 2019.
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Put simply, White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE represents the Office of the President, not the president individually.
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The divide over the need to compel Lewandowski's testimony is yet another public display of the toxic partisan split on the House Intelligence panel as it limps towards the end of a year of bitter and fractious infighting over the Russia probe.
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Christie also said that the decision to waive privilege resulted in White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE's cooperation with Mueller's investigation.
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But I don't want to be the guy who jumps in the air on the first song and sprains his ankle and limps around the stage for the rest of the show, which sounds funny but it's the type of thing that people do.
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Annie Donaldson Donaldson served as chief of staff to former White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 218503 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, who left the administration in October. 212019.
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They will start with Allen Weisselberg, David Pecker, Don Jr., Rick Gates, John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 28503 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, and on and on.
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CNN reported Tuesday that Trump pressured Kelly and White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE to give Ivanka Trump security clearance despite their concerns.
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The New York Times revealed over the weekend that White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE has been much more cooperative with Mueller than previously thought.
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The longer this campaign limps on to a conclusion next week, the clearer it becomes that the real reasons May called it were nothing to do with the stated motive of seeking to unite the country around Brexit when Parliament was supposedly trying to tear her plans apart (I wish).
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CNN also reported earlier this month that Trump pressured Kelly to grant Ivanka Trump a security clearance despite concerns from then-White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE.
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Then again, it's also quite likely that the Trump administration limps along, making a series of small-scale pro-business regulatory changes written by industry lobbyists while foregrounding the "immigration crisis" as the defining fight of our time and going to war with the media to distract from the unpopularity of such changes.
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White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE on Friday blasted as "completely false" the criticism that President Trump has outsourced his judicial selection process to the conservative Federalist Society.
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The issue came to a head in February when Sanders cursed and yelled at White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, two people familiar with the confrontation told the newspaper.
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Fortunately, wiser heads prevailed and former White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE persuaded the president that he might be abusing his power if he targeted his political enemies.
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The roundtable came just one day after an explosive report from The New York Times reported that White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE was cooperating extensively with Mueller in his probe.
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Related: What's streaming on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu in August Perhaps inevitably, "Defenders" limps along a bit in the early going (four episodes were previewed), juggling not only its four superheroes -- Luke Cage (Mike Colter), Jessica Jones (Kristen Ritter), Danny Rand/Iron Fist (Finn Jones), and Matt Murdock/Daredevil (Charlie Cox) -- but their assorted sidekicks from previous stand-alone adventures.
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He broached the topic with his White House legal counsel, Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, who threatened to quit if such a course of action was pursued, ultimately discouraging Trump from what would be a highly controversial ouster.
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If it is true that Trump aggressively pushed for criminal prosecution of his political opponents and that then-White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE had to intervene, keep in mind that McGahn has spent dozens of hours cooperating with Mueller and his team.
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Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) said in a press release that Kushner and others at the White House were granted top-secret security clearances despite the recommendations of Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, who was White House counsel at the time.
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Stay tuned for more explosive news about Trump insiders who have secretly taped Trump or Trump associates, cooperated at length with Mueller as White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE has done or reached plea bargains with Mueller that may soon be announced.
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"Texans will have a clear choice between his bipartisan record and whichever Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE clone limps out of the runoff," he added, referring to the Massachusetts senator running for president in 2020.
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Multiple reports that Trump attempted to fire Mueller last June, and only relented when White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE threatened to resign in protest, have set off five alarm fires on both sides of the aisle, and at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The White House and its allies have downplayed reports that Trump could fire Mueller, though The New York Times reported late last week that he wanted to fire him in June but backed off after White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE threatened to quit.
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Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, who is now White House counsel, expects to be questioned by federal prosecutors in New York about his knowledge of the payments, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, adding that if McGahn didn't know about the payments then prosecutors could argue that it's evidence Trump was trying to conceal them.
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As autumn begins to cradle us ever closer in her perpetually clammy and chilly grip, smoking areas become clogged with the mulch of a thousand dead leaves trodden into tarmac, and the warmth of your ecstasy-jacket has to be supplemented with an actual jacket made of actual clothes, we're reminded of the hundreds of little deaths that UK club culture's endured as it limps lamely down the lane towards the twilight of its life.
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White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE reportedly called 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 "King Kong" in private due to what he perceives as the president's fiery temperament.
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John Dean, a key figure in the Watergate scandal, said Saturday that White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE was acting appropriately by cooperating with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE in his investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE has been cooperating with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE in his probe into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, according to an explosive New York Times report published Saturday.
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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 reportedly did not know the full extent of White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 85033 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE's cooperation with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE, which includes about 30 hours of conversations.
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White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE believes he "did not incriminate" 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 in wrongdoing during his 30 hours of interviews with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE, McGahn's lawyer has said in recent days, according to The Washington Post.
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The individuals include former White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, McGahn's former deputy Ann Donaldson, former Trump campaign chairman Stephen Bannon, former White House communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksHope Hicks defends accuracy of her congressional testimony Nadler subpoenas Lewandowski, former White House official for testimony House panel to go to court to enforce McGahn subpoena, Nadler says MORE and former White House chief of staff Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE.
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Cummings also raised concerns Friday about the actions by Trump and others in the White House in reaction to a New York Times report that Trump ordered then-chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE to grant his son-in-law, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, a top-secret security clearance despite issues raised by the intelligence community and then-White House lawyer Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE.
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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 pressured his former chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE and former White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE to grant his daughter and senior adviser Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE a security clearance over their recommendations, according to a new report.
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Raja KrishnamoorthiSubramanian (Raja) Raja KrishnamoorthiOvernight Health Care: Oversight chair plans to call drug executives to testify on costs | Biden airs anti-'Medicare for All' video | House panel claims Juul deliberately targeted kids House panel claims Juul deliberately targeted children, teens Dem lawmaker asks Mueller if Trump administration was vulnerable to blackmail MORE (D-Ill.) asked White House Counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 85033 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE in a letter dated Monday to provide documents related to the review of Kushner's compliance with ethics laws, as well as those pertaining to Kushner's connection to his family's company since joining the Trump administration.
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