Biden will link up with donors again on Thursday night.
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It's a wonderful day to link up with people, Cancer!
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Didn't you also link up with someone from Kanye's crew?
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How did you link up with Mind of a Genius?
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How did you link up with Matisyahu on this new track?
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"We need to link up with the U.S. market," Higueras said.
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How did you link up with Lone and his Magicwire imprint?
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It's slated to link up with the space station on Sunday.
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THUMP: How did you initially link up with RVNG and Anne Homler?
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We've been lucky to link up with people who share that attitude.
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How did you link up with Robert Hood for the Floorplan remix?
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The TVs will also link up with Amazon's Alexa and Echo platforms.
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Like you want to link up with Giggs, so I link them.
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These moves would allow the CTS to link up with Rapid Response and Federal Police units deployed by the riverside, and to link up with the 9th Armored Division coming from the west, tightening the noose around the militants.
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How did you link up with Dave Cobb for these last two records?
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These suits are pretty powerful, and mentally link up with their human operator.
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DE) following a failed attempt to link up with London Stock Exchange (LSE.
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If you started so young, how'd you then link up with Toddla T?
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Link up with the band on their website, Twitter, Facebook, and everywhere else.
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Renault's troubled alliance with Nissan complicated its attempt to link up with Fiat Chrysler.
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So I was like, I for sure need to link up with this dude.
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The elementary school students could also link up with WeWork customers to be mentors.
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So that makes his new song, a link-up with PARTYNEXTDOOR, a welcome change.
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He's recommending others do the same if they wanna link up with Chyna-types.
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Following that, I had a chance to link up with a few friends of mine.
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We need to change China, and who we can link up with to change China?
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Maybe now, the little one could link up with North West for some contour pointers.
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And link up with an environmental organization that is both pro-farmer and pro-climate action.
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They link up with nearby primary schools so they can shape pupils from an early age.
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It may link up with investment fund Siparex and Caisses d'Epargne regionale for the Lyon airport.
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Many users relished the opportunity to air sensitive views and link up with like-minded people.
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They might also link up with home-sharing apps like Tujia, the domestic version of Airbnb.
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But Starliner failed to put itself on the right path to link up with the ISS.
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If all goes well with launch, the Dragon spacecraft will link up with the ISS on Friday.
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Some returnees try to link up with locals, and the cycle of violence is becoming self-sustaining.
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I appreciate the opportunity to link up with you about that but—We'll see what happens. Right.
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So I'm going to get a couple filmers and try to link up with some people there.
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When their nests inevitably flood, thousands of ants rapidly link up with one another to form floating rafts.
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Monday's deal highlights Kenya's desire to link up with countries that can help improve its struggling manufacturing sector.
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If you live in a community with a large migrant population, link up with a local nonprofit group.
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The spacecraft is currently maneuvering through orbit and is scheduled to link up with the ISS on Friday.
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However, the SDS would need to link up with at least two other parties to gain a majority.
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How did you originally link up with Q-Tip (who mixed and produced several songs on the album)?
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It was super easy to link up with the Neato phone app and get connected to my wifi.
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Now the Strykers from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment were rolling over it to link up with allied paratroopers.
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Now the Strykers from the 215nd Cavalry Regiment were rolling over it to link up with allied paratroopers.
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"What are the chances that we get to link up with our baby girls in Cannes, France?" she said.
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That pipeline system will link up with TransCanada's existing assets to create a 5,700-mile network spanning the continent.
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He said its link-up with India Post enabled it to reach all serviceable postal codes in the country.
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"When you link up with other movements you're not just defending your uterus, you're defending your life," Bhattacharya said.
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Asked by Reuters about a possible link up with grands prix in Texas and Mexico City, scheduled for Oct.
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You can link up with friends only when you're in-game, and there's no reporting feature of any kind.
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LONDON — H&M has landed another covetable designer collaboration, announcing a link-up with the French luxury brand Kenzo.
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I know the situation of the other regiment and we are doing everything we can to link up with them.
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But the two of them bond over Spiderman immediately, and she declines an texted invitation to link up with Daniel.
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The organization is now looking to link up with the Just Associates Network, which has substantial reach in Central America.
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From there, it would link up with an existing pipeline and send the oil to refineries on the Gulf Coast.
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While Salvini has expressed a readiness to link up with 5-Star, Berlusconi has repeatedly denounced the anti-system movement.
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If you use Fitbit, you have a profile page, which your friends can see if you link up with them.
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While Salvini is ready to try to link up with 5-Star, Berlusconi has repeatedly denounced the anti-system movement.
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The centers would link up with a GDD Operations Center, an analytical clearinghouse and coordination point at the Atlanta headquarters.
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Link up with friends during this movement, or reach out to someone that you'd like to get to know better.
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There are a few options to mitigate the "duck curve": California could link up with nearby grids to share the load.
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So later this morning I'll be flying to New York City to link up with family and friends for the day.
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Players will also be able to link up with other racers in real time with a seamless, open-world multiplayer system.
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Spoilers from Lucy Hale's interview with Hollywood Life even hint that Aria may very well link up with A.D. and company.
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Her cousin Alex works in sales for a grow called Matrix, and we are about to go link up with her.
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While this is a first-of-its-kind partnership for Lyft, it isn't the first company to link up with Delta.
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Seeing as things weren't working out for me in the arena, I decided to head out and link up with him.
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If you're single and still enjoying fielding season, you may be inspired to link up with one of your top contenders.
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"From the federal government's point of view, anything was better than a link-up with China," according to an Ottawa source.
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But it's not alone and I'd hope to see other companies link up with Girls Who Code for these kinds of programs.
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Weeks before, Griffin said Yashar helped her link up with actor Elizabeth Banks, whom Yashar suspected would be sympathetic to Griffin's position.
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"In the event of a crisis, it would allow American reinforcements to link-up with the US forces already there," he said.
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If you're buying an extra one for yourself, UE's app lets you link up with the one that's already in your home.
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Gruber reports, however, that Field will link up with Bob Mansfield, the former colleague he worked with on the Mac hardware business.
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If it can ever link up with an alarm system, this would be the best security camera you can buy, hands down.
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It's not clear how and if Audi's new MOU with Huawei will link up with the work it's been doing with Cubic.
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I want to link up with some notable products that can help people with opioid addictions and open up a treatment center.
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Mr. Momente said it made sense to link up with André Chenue, which he described as a major player in the industry.
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Representative Mark Amodei, who represents a district in this northern Nevada region, was scheduled to link up with them later in the day.
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It turns out Rippon and his boyfriend might link up with Johnson and her boyfriend, DWTS star Val Chmerkovskiy, for a night out.
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West's tour continued Friday after he took a break from his tour schedule to link up with his family in New York City.
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But it could also mean that the Starks will rise again, especially if these siblings link up with Jon Snow and Sansa Stark.
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Metropolitan goliaths have long been melting-pots, within which those early on in their adult lives link up with jobs, friends and mates.
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For the next few days, I tried to link up with Kay, short for Kahlil, through DMs and random appearances in his building.
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Our plan was to link up with another student and their instructors, then spend the day shooting pictures of people in his 'hood.
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Thus, potentially M5S could link up with other parties to form a coalition large enough to gain a majority in the lower house.
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According to CNN, their research examined how our biological rhythm adjusts throughout the day to link up with the planet's day and night cycle.
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The company's deal to link up with Pfizer was compared in The Financial Times to a controversial tie-up between Johnson Controls and Tyco.
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Crew Dragon will link up with the space station and allow the passengers to spend at least eight days there before returning to Earth.
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The European company could yet grow further: Ahead of Tuesday's announcement, there had been speculation that Siemens could link up with Bombardier of Canada.
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Her fifth-grade teachers were at the Capitol all this week, and the mother-daughter duo hopes to link up with them on Monday.
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The spacecraft was supposed to make a precise maneuver to put itself on a path to link up with the space station on Saturday.
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The Pacifica's rear screens are touch screens, offering apps like "Are We There Yet?" that link up with the navigation system to silence inquisitive kids.
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I'm living in Charlotte so that didn't really work because most of the women you link up with are either in L.A. or New York.
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If he does, he might do well to link up with someone like Sam Louie—a psychotherapist near Seattle who helps people with relationship issues.
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This latest speaker can link up with Bose's other smart speakers and soundbars for a multiroom music system not unlike what you get with Sonos.
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Meanwhile, in Iraq, yet more Iranian-backed fighters are pushing south along the border through IS territory to link up with their allies in Syria.
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It doesn't link up with so many good things in a person's life that it is attracting psychologically normal non-beleaguered people into its fold.
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Lemons link up with limes, peanut butter and jelly appear to be in a happy relationship, and ketchup and mustard ignore everyone but each other.
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Littlebits, which makes educational products that teach kids the basics of electronics, is the latest tech company to link up with the Star Wars franchise.
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That squad-level intolerance comes up again at a later point in the story, after you link up with a group of black American soldiers.
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Amazon made the first move in IoT when it released the Echo in 2014, a smart speaker able to link up with internet-connected devices.
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You can read Apple's privacy policy here, but you should also read the privacy policies of the various services you link up with Apple Health.
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In a case like this, it would be Sarah Soliman's job to get on a helicopter and link up with the local Special Forces team.
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"She was like, 'Yo, you need to link up with Jessie, because she's not going to be available much anymore,'" the "Figures" singer told PEOPLE.
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While the scheme had a preference for more direct infrastructure investments, it was open to investing in funds and could link up with new fund partners.
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You'd think the Assistant would be able to easily link up with all your other Google services, but that wasn't the case in my initial testing.
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Another former partner, the centre-right National Rally of Independence, won 37 seats, but it has said it would not link up with the Islamists again.
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Now, the European Union also hopes NATO ships already patrolling in the central Mediterranean could link up with its "Sophia" mission, providing intelligence about smuggling routes.
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The plan is for ITGI to link up with South Stream or TurkStream if built, along with east Mediterranean fields, enhancing its prospects, industry sources say.
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BandPage says it works with more than 500,000 musicians, who each create a account to link up with third-party services like Facebook, Spotify, and StubHub.
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Under the overall plan to retake Mosul, troops from Iraq's counterterrorism unit are to link up with the pesh merga in coming days and press forward.
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There, the foul-mouthed dozen link up with a local general, Abdul Rashid Dostum (Navid Negahban), in an orchestrated assault on the Taliban and Al Qaeda.
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Kim will link up with Lee Seung-yun and Ku Bon-chan on Saturday to try to restore the nation's reign over the men's team event.
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"The orders from the senior commanders are clear: no halting, no retreat until we reach the fourth bridge and link up with counter-terrorism units," he said.
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But China has, until this year, required foreign carmakers to link up with domestic ones to manufacture in the country, and avoid a 25 percent import duty.
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You'll be able to link up with friends and randoms, visit the Deep Dungeon, and take advantage of the cross-platform play between PC and PlayStation 4.
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Netgear is positioning it as a way to power its previously announced LAN switch so 15 people can link up with gigabit connections between the two devices.
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Freenet owns 24.6 percent of Sunrise, long the center of speculation that it could link up with UPC, most recently in a report by the Financial Times.
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Also known as HS3, it is meant to link up with HS2, a high-speed line under construction, which will link London to Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds.
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The link-up with Djokovic is 47-year-old Agassi's first coaching job and marks his return to the game after retiring from the tour in 2006.
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So far Ontario, British Columbia, three smaller provinces and the territory of Yukon have agreed to link up with the federal government to set up a common regulator.
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Toyota were the obvious team to link up with as the sole manufacturer remaining in the top LMP1 category following the departure of World Endurance (WEC) champions Porsche.
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If the new JFS does link up with other rebel groups, any international action against its fighters may be seen as counter-revolutionary -- effectively supporting the Assad regime.
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It could soon link up with neighboring Sudan and Kenya -- where the first part of a new $13 billion Kenyan railway connecting Mombasa to Nairobi is taking shape.
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The Senate energy committee, which she leads, has already approved the plan and sent it to the Senate floor, where it will link up with the tax bill.
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With live acts and DJs, this year Afropunk hosted an incredible three-room installation put on by DJ collective BBZ London, in a link-up with i-D.
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People need the right to organize and build strong unions and link up with other communities and struggles into a massive moral social movement to transform this nation.
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In an interview with Kurose, he shared that he plans to continue to hold the market periodically, and perhaps link up with other groups doing similar work internationally.
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By removing human error and communications delays from the equation, Raven's relative navigation system will help our future robotic space mechanics link up with their targets quickly and accurately.
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After that I went to do a show in Ireland, and while I was over there I did "Link Up" with JB2 and Chuks and it just blew up.
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The line would transport heavy crude from Alberta, Canada to Steel City, Nebraska, where it would link up with existing lines to transport oil supplies to Gulf Coast refineries.
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Scott hangs with rappers like Quavo and Future, and we're told they inspired him to link up with Icebox Diamonds & Watches in Atlanta to get his own custom piece.
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The moon in Pisces illuminates the communication sector of your chart, and it's an especially fun time to link up with friends as the moon connects with chatty Mercury.
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Hundreds marched in central Algiers while other students held rallies inside faculties as police sought to prevent them leaving the university to link up with counterparts in the streets.
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According to a White House readout of Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump asked his counterpart to link up with Giuliani and investigate Biden.
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It will eventually link up with a new terminal at Jeddah airport, which has already started serving select domestic routes and will take over all flights by early next year.
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I personally want to see fishing on board ships, the ability to link up with teams of pirates and rule the oceans, and massive raid-like activities for pirate battles.
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For this reason, Ellsworth recommends that, in the coming months, you try to link up with advocacy organizations that support what you care about and follow their calls to action.
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The move sees Ibrahimovic link up with Jose Mourinho again after a brief but (flying in the face of all logic) productive spell together at Inter Milan in 2008/09.
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The Biebs made a cameo Sunday during Hailey's Instagram Live session -- in which she was trying to link up with pro surfer Kelia Moniz to plug the Roxy sportswear company.
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"There are challenges doing a full public roll out, such as the ability to link up with people's mobile phones in a way that doesn't compromise the system," said Arba.
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"The groups are not just looking to link up with candidates, but they're looking to nominate candidates," said Eduardo Guerrero Gutiérrez, a security analyst at Lantia Consultores in Mexico City.
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Mr. Mthembu, whose art-rock band The Brother Moves On has always stood adjacent to Johannesburg's jazz scene proper, was glad to finally link up with this cast of improvisers.
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According to a source close to the family, she will link up with ex-boyfriend Travis Scott, platonically of course, so that they can celebrate the holiday together with Stormi.
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The initial bid plan, submitted on Friday, also includes a link-up with neighboring Manchester which would host Twenty20 cricket at Old Trafford cricket ground and cycling at the Manchester Velodrome.
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In China, officials' worries about letting people go abroad have largely faded (except when it comes to Tibetans and Uighurs, who, they fear, might link up with separatist or terrorist movements).
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While international banks are expected to link up with their Iranian counterparts via SWIFT, Iran will also be looking to encourage foreign institutions to expand involvement in the country's financial system.
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Today's moon in Capricorn is not the happiest camper, but if you link up with Taurus tonight around 7:00 PM, you can find some pleasure and escape via physical touch.
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Microsoft recently gave developers the go-ahead to add cross-network play support into their games, allowing Xbox players to link up with PC (and perhaps even PlayStation) users as well.
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As luck would have it, Common says he's heading to the Bay Area, and seems dead serious about possibly going to the school to attempt to link up with the teacher.
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But while cops may have stopped many, more than a hundred others have managed to make it out of the country and link up with those organizations in Syria and elsewhere.
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Before you sign up for any network event, link up with a community, or join an online group, spend some time thinking about what you want to get out of it.
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"What Hamas was trying to do was build kind of a detour -- a new tunnel that would link up with a new part that they thought would be usable," Conricus said.
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Their ultimate goal, many analysts say, is to link up with Iranian-backed militias in Iraq and establish a supply corridor that runs from Syria to Iraq and, eventually, to Iran.
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Nord Stream 22050 is a pipeline project slated to transport natural gas from eastern Russia to northern Germany, where it would link up with infrastructure that carries fuel to Western Europe.
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Those lights also need a $49.99 Ring Bridge accessory to link up with other Ring devices, but it's unclear at this point whether the new smart bulbs will do the same.
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Image: NASARight now, NASA's Origins Spectral Interpretation Resource Identification Security - Regolith Explorer (OSIRIS-REx) spacecraft is hurtling through the void in order to link up with an asteroid named Bennu in 2018.
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The 5-Star has said it is willing to govern with the League, but has refused to link up with its ally — former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party.
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They're the Roku's first pair of wireless speakers that will harness the Roku Connect platform that was announced at CES to link up with your Roku-powered smart TV over Wi-Fi.
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I met Bain in Las Vegas at CES, where Twitter and other big media companies (even ones that don't want to say they're a media company) head to link up with advertisers.
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Improved road and rail links will connect it with nearby Bangkok as well as the rest of mainland Southeast Asia and with China, to link up with Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative.
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Police prevented Besigye from traveling to vote in local council elections because they suspected he wanted to "link up with his supporters to engage in illegal protests", police spokesman Patrick Onyango said.
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It even gives you recommendations for what you need to do more of, and you can join social clubs, where you can link up with other Nudge users for advice and support.
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In this special episode of Guitar Moves, Matt Sweeney heads to Dahkla, Morocco—where the Sahara Desert meets the ocean—with filmmaker Jay Bulger to link up with the legendary guitarist Doueh.
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The Milan-based utility expects news on its plans to link up with other smaller utilities in Lombardy in autumn, Il Sole 225 Ore said on Saturday, citing CEO Luca Valerio Camerano.
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But Nadina J. Rosier, the health and group benefits pharmacy practice leader at the consulting firm Willis Towers Watson, said she was skeptical that Amazon would link up with an established company.
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For example, with its Manufacturing Cloud, Salesforce says it has built a way for sales agreements to link up with a company's ERP and forecasting software, allowing for improved demand prediction. 2.
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The movie's title wasn't announced until January 15, 2016 — just shy of two months before its theatrical release — which generated buzz and speculation about how much it would link up with Cloverfield.
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Northrop Grumman launched a vehicle in October on a journey to link up with a satellite that's low on fuel to help keep it functioning in orbit past its expected end date.
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The Vietnam trade ministry, which represents state shares in Sabeco, said foreign investors can link up with Vietnamese firms to buy shares in Sabeco, but have to comply with local laws and regulations.
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Its business is particularly strong in the UK where it has been successful in building out a point of sale business through card-reading dongles that link up with a smartphone or tablet.
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Capturing the last remaining Islamic State foothold at the Turkish border would help them to link up with the area of Afrin, which is controlled by the same Kurdish groups in northwestern Syria.
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The prosecution said Stone was in regular contact with the Trump campaign about his efforts to link up with WikiLeaks, including Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Trump's campaign CEO Steve Bannon.
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The new moon in Libra on Saturday is a great time to initiate a new field of study, and link up with the right people who can show you the gist of it!
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There are some ways you can do it with data, but the other ways are if you link up with e-commerce, because then you can get much more of a direct outcome.
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Millions of miles away (roughly 33.9 million), in the Texas offices of Bechtel, 30 men and women are milling around the office, waiting to enter their cubicles and link up with their robot avatars.
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Vladimir and engineer Viktor Alyokhin (Pavel Derevyanko) head into space to rendezvous with Salyut 7, with the understanding that they many not even be able to link up with it, let alone repair it.
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America's forces and their allies are already rubbing against Syrians and others pushing eastward, seeking to link up with Iranian-backed Shia militias in Iraq and create a land corridor from Iran to Lebanon.
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An economic slowdown following the financial crisis forced some shipping companies out of business and led to mergers such as Hapag Lloyd's 2017 link-up with UASC, which is owned by six Gulf states.
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Schooling, who beat American great Michael Phelps in the 100 metres butterfly final in Rio to become Singapore's first Olympic gold medallist, said he will link up with Lopez at Virginia Tech from Sunday.
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And now, a pair of $350, motor-and-gear-train-packed Nikes that link up with an app to control their fit... and that you can reportedly "brick" by connecting them to an Android.
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They may have hoped to link up with insurgents in the mountains, but they had little chance of slipping under the radar of the authorities in a small town like Jendouba, the police said.
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Sonos' first bluetooth speaker, the Sonos Move, starts at $399, can link up with the rest of your speakers, and has a built-in handle so you can carry it like sonorific six-pack.
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The U.S.-led coalition, intent on making sure the convoy did not make it to the Iraqi border and link up with other ISIS fighters, cratered the road and destroyed a bridge with airstrikes.
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There are reports the U.S. Army is readying about a thousand additional troops for deployment to Afghanistan where they will link up with some 14,6900 other U.S. service members tasked with an unachievable mission.
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When Sanders first cited him as a foreign policy influence this January, he said, quite a few of those people contacted Korb to ask if he knew how they could link up with Sanders's campaign.
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The 16-mile (26-km) track would run from the borough of Queens' Astoria neighborhood, tracing a line along the East River and New York's Upper Harbor, to link up with Brooklyn's Sunset Park section.
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Militants may link up with existing cells and armed factions already operating in other regions, as the divisions that fueled extremism in Libya persist and even risk worsening as a result of the Sirte campaign.
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Plus, we link up with the people who have chronicled the scene—from Spike Jonze to Harmony Korine—for a sweeping look at skateboarding's halcyon days, where it stands, and where it's headed from here.
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These blunt, muscular statements, which delve into the expressive potential of household items, link up with Wagner's later time-based works (exposed to and eroded by the elements) in their contemplation of transience and stability.
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Despite energetic midfield performances from 22-year-old playmaker Alexander Golovin and Spartak Moscow's Roman Zobnin in the first half, the team struggled to link up with striker Fedor Smolov and failed to create chances.
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The political pressure sent American companies scrambling to link up with Chinese partners, leading to joint ventures of the sort that the Trump administration, and some in the American business community, have decried as unfair.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boxing promoter Frank Warren says he would be happy to link up with Tyson Fury again if the troubled former heavyweight world champion manages to put his demons behind him and secures a license.
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State television on Sunday broadcast from the eastern Ghouta town of Mudeira, which state television and a war monitor said the army had captured to link up with units on the other side of the enclave.
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Nothing happened, but an aunt in San Francisco called Noel's mother and told her that if the situation truly was bad they should link up with the caravan in Tapachula, in the Mexican state of Chiapas.
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The tensions escalated after Syrian authorities allowed buses of Islamic State fighters and their relatives to move from Syria's western border toward the country's east, where they hoped to link up with militants in Abu Kamal.
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In the north, British, French, American and Polish troops, originally sent to secure food and munitions in Murmansk and Arkhangelsk, soon found themselves in a campaign to link up with the anti-Bolshevik movement in Siberia.
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Alibaba and the country's largest automaker SAIC Motor Corp demonstrated their jointly developed car equipped with the YunOS operating system, which can link up with smart phones, at an event in eastern China's Hangzhou on Wednesday.
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It's unclear why the Super Bowl MVP decided to link up with Dez for the workout ... but Mahomes is from the Tyler, Texas area -- so it coulda been just two elite athletes getting some run in.
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Many of the new projects are slated to link up with roads connecting to the wider $57 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a Beijing-funded project building dozens of roads, ports and power plants in Pakistan.
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BEIRUT/AMMAN (Reuters) - Syria's army is poised to slice rebel-held eastern Ghouta in two as forces advancing from the east link up with troops at its western edge, a pro-Damascus commander said on Thursday.
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The company would not seek to link up with existing distributors but, like them, it has to be careful with its cost structure in the British market, Annika Viklund, senior vice president of Vattenfall distribution, told Reuters.
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But volumes there have been negligible, while concerns remain about India's unpredictable regulatory regime, making some foreign investors wary of moving to Gujarat unless a major global exchange decides to link up with a domestic exchange there.
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When you don't know whether to take a job, how to handle a supervisor, why rumors are circulating about you, or which of the 20 options to pursue, let intuition link up with logic to guide you.
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The 1,172-mile (1,885-km) Dakota Access line runs from western North Dakota to Patoka, Illinois, where it will link up with another pipeline to bring shale oil from North Dakota's Bakken play to the Gulf Coast.
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A prolonged slump earlier this decade forced some shipping companies out of business but also led to mergers such as Hapag Lloyd's 2017 link-up with Arab peer UASC, which made it the fifth largest shipping operator.
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When it launches, at some unknown point in the near future, you'll be able to feed your monster berries and even link up with a friend — across both iPhone and Android — to have your Pokémon pose together.
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Whenever Jigga returned to Marcy to score more dope for his Trenton exploits, he would link up with Jaz, another MC from Marcy who had first begun to push a young Carter to explore his musical proclivities.
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Some arrive on the train, but most use buses to make it to Caborca, where they link up with local smugglers, who take them to "underground shelters" run by the cartels where they wait their turn to cross.
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The Chinese authorities said that in the next five years they would ease rules that have long required carmakers like General Motors, Toyota and Volkswagen to link up with a local partner before building a factory in China.
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State Grid is set to take a controlling stake in a $220bn project to build the transmission backbone in Mozambique, which will link up with the Southern African Power Pool, an interconnected electrical system for Southern African countries.
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In the southwestern corner of Pakistan, close to the Iranian border, China has completed a state-of-the-art container port at Gwadar, which Beijing hopes will eventually link up with roads, railways and pipelines to western China.
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The plan was to cross through Virginia by the North West Virginia Railroad and then, once in Maryland, link up with the Baltimore & Ohio and proceed east and north up into the free lands of Pennsylvania, to Philadelphia.
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But partly because of the decision to vet so many partners, the brigade has not yet been able to link up with Afghan army battalions across the country, according to military officials and contractors involved in the effort.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - World number 10 Park Sung-hyun, the leading money winner on this year's KLPGA Tour, is set to link up with Paula Creamer's caddie Colin Cann when the Korean switches to the U.S. LPGA Tour next season.
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I was supposed to link up with train boy at 23 (I know I shouldn't necessarily pile these dates on top of one another, but I literally am only free tonight), but I push it later and eventually cancel.
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Now Ronaldo has de Ligt, a player who will only go from strength to strength in the heart of the team's defense, and someone who can link-up with the Portuguese to attack set-pieces with his mighty leap.
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I wouldn't consider my music hip-hop by the time I got to New York, but that was where I was coming from, and the reason I arrived to New York, which was to link up with hip-hop artists.
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But she is also wielding two toy pistols that, in the free-associative interplay encouraged by the installation, link up with VALIE EXPORT's armed and dangerous self-portrait, "Action Paints: Genital Panic" (21972), on the other side of the room.
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To prevent that happening they are arresting people who spread information about social problems or link up with like-minded groups in the country—even if, as is the case with anti-corruption NGOs, the party professes to share their concerns.
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In March last year Daimler announced it was speeding up its work on electric cars and would link up with Bosch to create self-driving taxis within three years; that resulted in the collaboration between Mr Hönle and Mr Hafner.
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Technically, there isn't a lot of player-to-player interaction on the app itself, but all you need to do is walk outside to link up with other people playing Pokémon Go. 5 people all trying to catch pikachu #PokemonGO pic.twitter.
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You can link up with up to eight strangers in 'Sky' Chen and his team spent years learning how Sky could allow for these more complex player-to-player interactions without losing the altruism at the heart of Journey's vision.
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His contacts were smuggling across the border "highly sensitive information" about Ethiopian troop positions and about the strength of resistance cells inside Ethiopia, whom Nega was hoping to link up with his own fighters on the Eritrean side of the border.
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When fighters return to Europe, where the Islamic State operates cells in Britain, Germany, Italy, Turkey and other countries, they could link up with the existing networks and "stay below the radar" until they carry out an attack, Mr. Schoof said.
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Balaoro said he and his lawyers decided against an appeal but he would now discuss with his church group whether to link up with other LGBT+ activists to lobby lawmakers into bringing about same-sex marriage changes through the legislature.
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With the Manufacturing Cloud, Salesforce says that it has included a feature for sales agreements that link up with a company's ERP and forecasting software to be able to better predict demand from individual customers as well as the wider market.
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"We'll, uh, pay close attention to the news and livestreams and uh, that way, if it's go time, you know we're already in position," said Lemley, who also suggested that they link up with other neo-Nazi factions in the area.
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Delegates in Madrid wrangled over how a new carbon market, operated by the UN under the Paris agreement, would link up with a similar one created under the Kyoto Protocol, a treaty signed in 1992, without compromising the whole system.
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Some of the escapees who remain loyal to ISIS will seek to lie low and wait out the storm, the officers said, while others will link up with ISIS's terror and recruitment networks in Europe or join its expanding roster of worldwide affiliates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran is set to re-engage with the banking world within weeks as international lenders link up with their Iranian counterparts using global transaction network SWIFT, Iran's Middle East Bank and a senior central bank official told Reuters on Friday.
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Lee got off to a rough start, failing to link up with his team mates and trying too hard to impress, but after getting to grips with the pace of the game, it quickly became evident why so much is expected of him.
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Per Scholas and the other nonprofits that took part in the experiment had to link up with employers in their areas to figure out what kind of skills were in demand and might open the door to a career path of rising wages.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Talent agency Cube Entertainment Inc is poised to become the latest K-pop producer to link up with a Chinese partner, banking on the popularity of everything South Korean from make-up to music in the world's second largest economy.
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While some children do not enter the asylum process because their primary goal is to get to the United States and link up with members of their family, the low numbers are more likely attributable to other factors, advocates and asylum experts say.
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A U.S. spokesman for the coalition told reporters Thursday that it has been striking ISIS fighters walking away from the convoy or trying to link up with the group, estimating that 85 ISIS fighters have been struck since the start of the standoff.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who addressed reporters shortly after the Gantz-Lapid announcement, warned that his challengers would link up with Arab voters to stop him from getting elected and would go on to allow the creation of a Palestinian state, endangering Israel's existence.
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The three-stage project, named Simba after the lead character in "The Lion King," could link up with beachheads in several countries on the continent's eastern, western and Mediterranean coasts, though the exact route and number of landings is in flux, the people said.
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The use of Nolito on the left, cutting in to link up with Alvaro Morata, has restored a fluency to the team, and while they may not quite be the pass-and-move machine of four years ago, the victory over Turkey was highly impressive.
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In their new research, Anderson and Yin worked on modifying the guide RNA so that it wouldn't trigger the body's immune system as it worked its way toward its target in a nanoparticle, while still being able to link up with the Cas9 enzyme.
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Milos Raonic's new coaching link-up with John McEnroe took another smooth step forwards as the Canadian overpowered Spain's Roberto Bautista-Agut 6-1 6-4 to set up the other semi against Bernard Tomic, who beat Gilles Muller 7-6(5) 4-6 6-2.
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On Friday, astronauts Kate Rubins and and Jeff Williams will perform a six-and-a-half hour spacewalk to install the first of two International Docking Adapters, which future CST-100 Starliners (Boeing) and Crew Dragon capsules (SpaceX) will use to link up with the ISS.
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At a cost of more than HK$84 billion ($11 billion), the Express Rail Link will link up with the rest of China's high-speed rail network and roughly halve the journey time between Hong Kong and the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou to 48 minutes.
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"If Syrian government forces manage to push east from Palmyra and link up with the surrounded garrison in Deir al-Zour, that would sever the Islamic State's logistical backbone along the Euphrates, separating Raqqa from the oilfields of eastern Syria, and from Iraq," Strack told CNN.
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Ole Polos, a safari guide and a former Maasai warrior, is the chairman of the council that governs the Il Ngwesi community and its conservancy; he is leading efforts to protect wildlife, link up with other neighboring preserves, and integrate women into Il Ngwesi political life.
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And as we have seen in France and Belgium, terrorist volunteers who have joined the ranks of al Qaeda's affiliates or the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) may receive assistance in returning to link up with local jihadists and carry out attacks at home.
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In its bid to be the go-to place online for people who want to link up with their communities for local discussions, selling and buying things, and more, Nextdoor competes with a sizeable range of other entities that include Facebook's Groups, Craigslist and homegrown forums.
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With both of our ambitions set on changing the face of radio, Shan and I decided to link up with [UK radio production company] The Boy In The Corner to create a global radio show that helped to bridge the gap between the UK and US scenes.
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If you have pet insurance that you'd like to use to offset some of the costs, keep in mind you'll need a detailed receipt to submit to your plan for reimbursement — only a few insurers link up with clinics directly to share billing and payment info.
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The 27-year-old will be released by his French club side Toulon for the Sydney, Paris and London legs of the 2015-16 HSBC Sevens World Series, and will then link up with the squad in Sydney ahead of the Olympics, Australian Rugby said on Thursday.
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Online shoppers will now have a pay-with-Apple-Pay button available in their desktop browsers, which will seamlessly link up with the touch ID fingerprint reader on the smartphone or smartwatch, Federighi announced Monday at the company's annual developers conference, WWDC, held Monday in San Francisco, California.
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IS also has sleeper cells in other cities along Libya's western coast, security officials say, and there is concern foreign fighters seeking sanctuary after defeats in Syria and Iraq could once again exploit the country's security vacuum and link up with al Qaeda-linked militants in the desert south.
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In the American Airlines announcement of the new route, the vice president of network and schedule planning, Vasu Raja, pointed out that the Casablanca route is intended to link up with Royal Air Maroc, which will be joining the OneWorld alliance (which American is a part of) in 2020.
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Importantly, RNA nucleotide bases can only link up with one another in certain patterns: A always pairs with U, and C always pairs with G. RNA plays a number of roles in the process of using DNA to make proteins, but two of the most important are transcription and translation.
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The official denied that Israel was the intended target of the jamming, but he said some Sinai insurgents were suspected of using smuggled Israeli SIM cards, close enough to the border to link up with Israeli cellphone reception, "which means that we may need to work against a wide range of frequencies".
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Tile — the company that makes popular square-shaped tags and other technology to help people keep track of physical belongings like keys and bags — has made more recent moves to link up with chipmakers, helping it expand to wireless headsets and other electronic and other connected items as part of a wider smart home strategy.
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The service involves you providing your own bike, which you link up with a Zwift trainer (a rack-like piece of equipment that turns a bike into a stationary bike for indoor training), which in turn picks up your stats and adjusts tension and so on based on the course that you are riding.
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The study says the government should set up a central repository for federally- funded university research; school research should be geared toward commercializing products; manufacturers should build long-term relationships with universities, such as Procter & Gamble's link-up with the University of Cincinnati; and public-private research consortia should focus on developing industrywide solutions.
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A US defense official told CNN last week that as part of an effort to facilitate an ISIS resurgence, the terror organization is establishing small sub-organizations in ungoverned areas like Afghanistan, Libya and Yemen in the hopes of helping foreign fighters cross borders and link up with other ISIS branches outside Iraq and Syria.
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Since these groups have no legitimate way to express their political views — for instance, by having representatives in a parliament — they will sometimes link up with outside actors in the region whose political views mirror theirs and whose money, influence, or power can, they hope, help them achieve their political goals in Saudi Arabia.
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But now that we have lightweight devices that link up with your smartphone, and make music-making something that is not the exclusive terrain of those who have put in many hours of practice time, or those who have the space to accommodate instruments, will this actually lead to more people wanting and using those devices?
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Tibetans have been told to inform on dark and evil forces that "link up with the Dalai [Lama] clique", that advocate the Dalai Lama's "middle way" of compromise with China, that lurk in monasteries and use religion to stir up opposition to the party, or that encourage campaigning for the protection of the Tibetan language (see article).
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New developments would allow connected cars to link up with smart city infrastructure to create an entirely different ecosystem for the driver, who is simply used to the traditional way of getting from Point A to Point B.And connected healthcare devices give people a deeper and fuller look at their own health, or lack thereof, than ever before.
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Sense's version packs a strong punch: on top of the being brighter, easier to remove and recharge, the lights link up with an app to alert you when someone appears to be stealing your bike, and they sense when you are cycling faster and slower and blink more rapidly when there's more traffic to make sure the cyclist is better seen.
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Its flights to and from Los Angeles and San Francisco will link up with Virgin America routes from those California airports to and from Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Newark, New York, Seattle, San Diego and Washington, D.C. AIRLINE ROUTE EXPANSIONS JetBlue continues its expansion in the Caribbean with the announcement of a new flight from Fort Lauderdale to Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will back a $2.5 billion plan to create a light rail service linking the city's outer boroughs when he gives his annual keynote speech on Thursday The 16-mile track would run from Astoria in Queens, tracing a line along the East River and New York's upper harbor to link up with Sunset Park in Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will back a $2.5 billion plan to create a light rail service linking the city's outer boroughs when he gives his annual keynote speech on Thursday The 16-mile track would run from Astoria in Queens, tracing a line along the East River and New York's upper harbor to link up with Sunset Park in Brooklyn.
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It looks like Moodstocks originally tried its hand at creating its own consumer apps, one of which was a social networking app of sorts: it let people snap pictures of media like books, and then add their own annotations about that media that would link up with other people's annotations, by way of special image recognition behind the scenes that would match up the "fingerprint" in different people's snaps.
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Primavera Sound, which ran June 1-5 this year, was one of the most well-planned and strictly organized festivals I've ever attended—so much so that I had to ditch those friends of mine who weren't able to enter daily through the separate and mandatory press check-in area, and whom it would be hard to link up with anyway, because they didn't have texting or data plans in Spain.
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Not only are forces loyal to Mr. Assad interested in controlling the oil-rich Deir al-Zour Province and relieving the pressure on a Syrian military garrison that has been surrounded there, but the Iranian-backed Shiite fighters are also believed to be trying to link up with Iranian-backed militias in Iraq and establish a supply corridor that runs from Syria to Iraq and, eventually, to Iran.
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The blockchain project is aimed at digitizing documents and automating processes to reduce risk and increase the financing capability of the banking industry, said Howard Lee, deputy chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), the territory's de facto central bank and banking regulator "The next major milestone ... is to link up with other trade platforms in other jurisdictions to further facilitate cross-border trades," Lee said in a joint statement with the participating firms.
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They include: Apple media boss Eddy Cue Amazon video boss Roy Price Starz CEO Chris Albrecht Tasty boss Ashley McCollum National Geographic Channel CEO Courteney Monroe AwesomenessTV CEO Brian Robbins Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson Google revenue chief Philipp Schindler Propagate Content CEO Ben Silverman Stratechery analyst Ben Thompson And offstage, you'll have plenty of time to link up with the smart, savvy crowd that joins us every year at Code Media — the people who can help you move your company and your career forward.
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