In each one, she lives through her relative's final moments.
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Our goal has always been to improve lives through innovation.
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The donkey came into their lives through a surprise birth.
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"She touched so many lives through her music," Jett said.
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And we've saved hundreds of thousands of lives through research.
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Corruption has also cost lives through skipped red tape, he said.
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Rihanna has already changed lives through her philanthropy and various projects.
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It's people living their lives through it for better or worse.
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Washington already controls our lives through 2,300 distortion-causing subsidy programs.
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Mr. Modi has repeatedly talked about changing Indian lives through technology.
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Take it from someone who lives through the very depths of addiction.
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Our mission is to improve people's lives through the world's best transportation.
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THIS IS 18: Girls' Lives Through Girls' Eyes, edited by Jessica Bennett.
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They defined their lives through piety and strict adherence to the Bible.
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"Identity of language lives through the confrontations with other languages," Mr. Macron said.
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This is what we love to do, transforming people's lives through their homes.
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It feels like self-help for people who navigate their lives through literature.
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People trapped on the higher floors screamed for their lives through broken windows.
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Such a path taught Bannon nearly every stage that the average American lives through.
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Beyond groceries, Amazon is starting to invade our lives through the world of pharmaceuticals.
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Politics is no longer a debate; it's an attempt to destroy lives through accusation.
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We're not selling shoes or vacuum cleaners; we're giving people better lives through better relationships.
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The events he lives through divulge the hostilities that make up the city and himself.
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His project, Me/We, helps Syrian refugees regain control of their lives through digital storytelling.
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VICE has partnered with (RED) in their mission to save lives through HIV/AIDS activism.
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Our responsibility is to empower people to progress in their lives through learning more effectively.
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"We enter others' lives through two mediums, words and time, both faulty," one character observes.
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First, we can master death by choosing to end our lives through suicide or sacrifice.
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Now that project is a book — a stunning celebration of girls' lives, through girls' eyes.
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Using lectures and open letters, he encouraged workers to improve their lives through self-education.
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" Diesel went on to say, "Part of Paul's legacy lives through every frame that we shoot.
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IMPORTANTLY, ONCE AGAIN, JUST REINFORCING THE MISSION OF IMPROVING PEOPLE'S LIVES THROUGH OUR HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS.
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Living our lives through a lens Trapped in our white-picket fence Like ornaments Damn, dude.
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We should continue to understand how to help everyone live longer, healthier lives through lifestyle changes.
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We live our lives through tech, have become addicted to its utility and fear the withdrawal.
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The group said it was fitting send-off for someone who has touched their lives through generations.
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Artificial intelligence has already become a part of our everyday lives through AI-assisted services like Siri.
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Rachael Bland touched many people's lives through her work as a presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live.
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As she lives through more loops, Nadia hones in on why this might be happening to her.
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She'd get fat on our need to assert our lives through pictures, 140 characters, and short videos.
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Whether South Koreans will shift to running their financial lives through their Kakao accounts is another question.
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Proponents of the pipeline assert that it will improve lives through more jobs and lower energy prices.
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These days, you can see broadcasts of celebrities' daily lives through platforms like Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram.
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It provides funding to underserved communities and athletes in hopes of positively impacting their lives through sports.
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Ledwaba says since its launch, the foundation has impacted more than 100,000 lives through its various programs.
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"Playtest" evokes this part of our lives through the manner in which protagonist Cooper travels the world.
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It really is an honor to have been a part of so many people's lives through the years.
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Maybe that is because an artist lives through their work and a statue dedicated to them feels redundant.
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Then his group further enriches their lives through mentoring and exposure to higher education and possible career paths.
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A readily available and inexpensive weapon of terror, acid has unraveled lives through its physical and psychological toll.
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Even though it doesn't match the reality of how women experience their lives through their day to day.
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"If Miguel lives through this it will be the hardest thing he's ever done," said executive producer Bernadette Caulfield.
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The president's campaign against drugs, which has claimed more than 12,000 lives through extra-judicial killings, elicits enthusiasm too.
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Boclair's mother, Deborah Boclair, said her son may need a lung replacement if he lives through the health complications.
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It's to enrich lives through technology by addressing key human needs — entertainment, communication, productivity, security, food preparation and health.
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Endurance prevailed, as befits the professional footballers of a nation that lives through winter months of almost complete darkness.
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The American bloodline lives through the Great Migration, Jim Crow, the Harlem Renaissance, and up to the present day.
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I'm wondering if I should then travel around the world to help people, to change their lives through crypto.
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In that sense, the endless loop of horror Dolores lives through suddenly becomes both more wretched and somehow beautiful.
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This means that combatants cannot use people as human shields and cannot imperil lives through indiscriminate use of firepower.
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The nonprofit organization, which had a registration table on Howard's campus, helps save lives through marrow donation and transplants.
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The internet had been crucial in paving the way for easier trans lives through social change and policy reforms.
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We want our leaders to create solutions that improve our communities and our lives through meaningful, and bipartisan legislation.
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I am inspired by Better Make Room and want to help more young people improve their lives through higher education.
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It has since helped 825,000 young people make a positive difference to their lives through education, employment and business opportunities.
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Each year, the World Health Organization uses the last week of April to turn attention to saving lives through immunization.
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As we celebrate our 95th anniversary, our vision remains the same — to improve the vitality of people's lives through food.
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Tatum now tells her story to warn others of the pain and agony she lives through due to her decision.
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Lindsay Lohan is the next in a string of celebrities to monetize their lives through a premium website or app.
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New Zealand governments of all political stripes, the opposition argues, have always tried to improve people's lives through taxpayer spending.
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Many arrive viewing their new lives through rose-colored glasses, holding high expectations of what a tech salary will look.
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Better, healthier lives through the advent of new technologies also helps countries become more stable and less prone to conflict.
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It willingly invites us to 'create' our lives through a succession of images and videos stitched together for others to watch.
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Idol groups, more than most bands, allow fans "inside" their lives through video logs, social media, variety TV shows, and more.
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Educational attainment is an intriguing variable to study because it shows how our genetics influence our lives through many subtle channels.
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"Da'ud has been responsible for the loss of many innocent lives through attacks he has planned and carried out," Cook said.
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We believe in creating opportunity through education and trying to improve our young women lives through honest living and hard work.
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Becca Stevens was honored for her work helping women escape the streets and transform their lives through her nonprofit, Thistle Farms.
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Amid their pain and sadness, the family has found comfort in the fact that Marquel saved seven lives through organ donation.
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Running for their lives through the crowd, the pair sought refuge under a table as the bullets continued to fly by.
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"People basically run their lives through smartphones in China," said Ben Cavender, senior analyst at Shanghai-based China Market Research Group.
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But here was the catch: We wanted to see those girls' lives through the lens of other 18-year-old girls.
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The announcement builds on Lyft's existing bikeshare program and their LyftUp initiative which seeks to improve people's lives through better transportation.
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She has witnessed refugees losing their lives through mayhem and medical negligence in what she calls the "lifeless pit" of confinement.
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Our mission is to help our members build stronger economies and improve people's lives through sound monetary, fiscal and structural policies.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said his country's military was "not risking American soldiers' lives" through its targeting of the Kurdish factions.
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From the outside, it appeared like the movie "Groundhog Day," in which the protagonist lives through the same day again and again.
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But as alleged, Lawrence Ray exploited that vulnerable time in his victims' lives through a course of conduct that shocks the conscience.
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The series follows a group of toddlers living their day-to-day lives through a series of adventures spawned by their imaginations.
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As a young man, he was fueled by a strong desire to make a difference in peoples' lives through his humanitarian work.
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It was an effort to make SMS look archaic, and get people to live more of their lives through the modernized Messenger.
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Millennials, we hear over and over again, are absolutely obsessed with social media, and live their entire social lives through their smartphones.
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And she believes she can help people make more substantive changes in their lives through CrossFit than she ever could practicing medicine.
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This will irk her and she'll launch into a new rant about kids these days living their whole lives through their phones.
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"Da'ud has been responsible for the loss of many innocent lives through attacks he has planned and carried out," the statement said.
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The Beauty Of NGAFThe desire to frame their lives through Pinterest aphorisms and fortune cookie proverbs stopped just short of their captions.
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Self-segregation lives through what some describe as the "white during the day and black at night" pattern embedded in WVSU's culture.
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Most of our family is out of state and it was a good way to keep up with others' lives through pictures.
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The animals don't talk at all, and we only come to understand their inner lives through the narrator, voiced by Rex Allen.
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Mr. Ray "exploited that vulnerable time in these victims' lives through a course of conduct that shocks the conscience," Mr. Berman said.
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This belief is central to our strategy as we work to help customers pursue their passions and enrich their lives through technology.
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"In that sense it's an effort to deepen the Party's control over people's lives through censorship, not only domestically but internationally," he said.
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I try to improve the quality of their lives through my control and it helps that my control is sexual, thrilling and exciting.
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"You've ruined many lives through the actions you've taken," Third District Judge Adam Mow told Black when handing down the sentence, KSL reports.
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Still, the play is driven less by plot developments than by the gradual revelation of the characters' inner lives through various drama exercises.
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Today he is credited with having saved numerous lives through his support of early detection through screening and prophylactic surgery for certain conditions.
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Understanding the biology of different cancers and their relationships with different screening methods may save countless lives through early detection in the future.
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Lost and Found Two absorbing books subvert the typical conventions of biography and tell the stories of celebrated writers' lives through their possessions.
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The organization aims to help people with disabilities find funding opportunities to improve their lives through technology like exoskeleton suits or other means.
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Later, they plan to go to the Empire Fighting Chance, which aims to fight the impact of deprivation on young people's lives through boxing.
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"Twenty years on, she is still touching hundreds and hundreds of lives through her legacy," says Tessy Ojo, chief executive of the Diana Award.
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We are so grateful for the time spent sharing your stories and your lives, through all the ups and downs of raising tiny humans.
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" Best Buy decided it not only wanted to sell technology, but it wanted to "enrich lives through technology," which "vastly expands the addressable market.
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The Devineys have, without really knowing it, built some of the functions of Ethan's cerebellum into his life, and their lives, through other means.
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The workshop is part of Grammer's nonprofit, New Earth, which has helped thousands of at-risk youth transform their lives through arts-based programs.
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Barkan lives through more discomfort in any given moment than most healthy people would experience on a Greyhound bus trip from Idaho to Pennsylvania.
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Now she wants to save lives through the power of cuchi cuchi, that ephemeral thing Charo has about her that simply makes people happy.
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Sheik Bukhari encouraged young men to find meaning in their lives through the practice of Islam — and gradually, the memo said, Mr. Saidakhmetov did.
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Like other international donors, Australia has shifted focus in recent years to infrastructure and capacity building rather than saving individual lives through direct services.
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The premiere's opening skit shows Dennis and Black running for their lives through a forest, similar to last month's trailer for Harriet Tubman's biopic.
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The women and Kevin (Yon Tumarkin), a young man who befriends them, end up running for their lives through an endless number of dark passages.
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The film focuses on 10-year-old Anna Beam who lives with a chronic disorder, but is miraculously cured after she lives through an accident.
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It's a welcome relief to the unchecked police corruption and brutality that destroy black and brown lives through state-sanctioned murder, false arrests, and incarceration.
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Travis is a lumbering, black-clad, dragon-pendant-wearing, staff-carrying guy who lives through his passion for a George R.R. Martin-style fantasy world.
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Carlson, however, didn't seem particularly bothered by Trump's position that trying to revive the economy is just as important as saving lives through social distancing.
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"We love cars and want people to enjoy fulfilling lives through cars," says Masashi Otsuka, vice president of R&D and design for Mazda North America.
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And I go to Snapchat to ghost in on my friends' lives through Snapchat Stories, like some kind of creep looking through a digital peep hole.
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THE NEW VALEANT IN MY MIND IS GOING TO BE ALL ABOUT HOW DO WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLES' LIVES THROUGH OUR HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS.
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We regularly "beautify" our lives through the filters of Instagram, Snapchat, and other social media, and it's not like portraiture has always been a science, either.
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"Justine was dedicated to helping others make transformations in their lives, through teaching and coaching," said Nancy Coune, an administrator with the Lake Harriet Spiritual Community.
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We take these allegations very seriously because we a youth-driven organization with a mission of saving young lives through the advent of Hip-Hop culture.
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I would like to dedicate this award to all our employees and stakeholders across the globe who share the same passion of impacting lives through business.
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How about a question and answer site that lives through a season of hearings, maintained in the chair's district by a public university or community college?
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But I'm also starting to see how easy it is to spend all of your time consuming the content of other people's lives through these devices.
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Read: Busting the Myths About A.I. Invading Our Lives Through email, comments and social media, readers of The Times constantly tell us things we didn't know.
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He speaks of God and gratitude, demonstrating that if we look at our lives through the right lens, we see blessings everywhere, and they outnumber obstacles.
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"I love Amit's excitement for solving complex computer science problems and his passion for helping improve people's lives through technology," Uber CEO Travis Kalanick posted on Facebook.
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But gambling has been an American pastime since before the foundation of the republic, as generations have bet on the odds of changing their lives through fortune.
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Despite the devastation, Japan's new earthquake warning system is thought to have saved lives through its television and cell phones alerts, according to the MIT Technology Review.
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The access that listeners have been granted to most of their favorite artists' lives through social media has created a more substantial relationship between consumer and creator.
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Some survivors of the shooting have emerged as prominent voices in favor of gun control measures and have accused the NRA of endangering lives through political influence.
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Given the prevalence of chronic disease and the ramifications on U.S. health and productivity, the importance of saving lives through better prevention and treatment cannot be overstated.
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The country also faces repeated droughts and floods that make it difficult for people to better their lives through agriculture, as reported by the World Food Programme.
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With each new confirmation comes more information of those lost in the massacre as those close to them commemorate their lives through news accounts and social media.
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The movie is based on a book with the same title; it depicts a society where people live their lives through their avatars in a virtual world.
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Our generation has inherited, and lives through, a colossal requiem, from the harrowing memories of the 20th century and before, to the continued violence we witness today.
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Each chapter takes us to a different Arsenal game where Hornby lives through the victories and defeats and provides a running commentary of his concurrent emotional state.
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So in service of public interest, we've compiled what they've said about their friendship, the chance of a romance and each other's romantic lives through the years. 1.
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Live your lives through our departed daughters, as they would want to see us getting on with our lives and not going around with our heads bowed down.
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The company threw its weight behind live video, allowing Facebook's mobile app users to broadcast their lives through their smartphone cameras, and showed its vision for virtual reality.
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Their trust in us as a transport brand allows us to look towards the next step as a company: improving people's lives through food, payments and financial services.
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All three have treated their users as numbers, quantities to be attained rather than individuals experiencing much of their day-to-day lives through the products they've built.
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People with physical disabilities are also often discouraged from talking candidly about their every day lives through uncomfortable glances that warn their disability is not something to discuss.
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We knew we could put the company on the right side of history by decisive transformative action and by redefining our purpose to improving people's lives through innovation.
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Removing barriers like cost, location, and time — things that have traditionally prevented individuals from improving their lives through education — is Coursera's mission and the model is attracting investors.
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Look around and you will see the many ways trade positively affects our lives — through more affordable products, a wider variety of services, cool technology and so on.
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"Helicopter" parenting describes adults who take an over-active role in their child's lives through not allowing them to play unsupervised and spending too much time with them.
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Canning, gardening, carpentry and blacksmithing are just a few of the tricks he keeps in his back pocket for the next sky-is-falling scenario he lives through.
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Throughout his long career (Wein's first comic was published in 1968), Wein touched myriad lives through his work on some of the industry's most iconic characters and stories.
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One day, they realize they can see their younger neighbors' lives through the window, and start to wish they were still living the carefree lives they once lived.
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ISP's procedure in such cases at the time was to notify local law enforcement where the FOID card holder lives through the Illinois Law Enforcement Agencies Data System.
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In the past 20 years the United States has created what I have called the National Surveillance State, which governs our lives through the collection and analysis of information.
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Once upon a time, in the days before we lived our lives through our phones, tweenage kids came directly home from school to watch Total Request Live on MTV.
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So while the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake.
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Chemistry has revolutionized our lives through drugs to cure our illnesses, batteries to power our smartphones, fertilizers to grow our food and plastics to be formed by our imaginations.
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My rational mind tells me it surely happens at some point to all of us addled fans who trace our lives through sports seasons as much as anything else.
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The business also dedicates 10% of its annual sales to Lori's Daughter Foundation, which aims break the cycle of sexual abuse in women's lives, through service, advocacy and mentoring.
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They document their lives through annual growth rings hidden behind their bark, and for those that know how to read this arboreal script, the rings tell a detailed story.
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" Last month, Teresa's lawyer James J. Leonard Jr. told PEOPLE that despite being in jail, Joe "remains a big presence in everyone's lives through phone calls, emails and visits.
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"I really think it's important that Pokémon continues to be a positive force in the world — makes people happier, enriches their lives through a variety of ways," he says.
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"Washington lives through an era in which the birth of ideas about human freedom are actually more like ours today than they were when he grew up," Bradburn said.
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She is one of a group of Indonesian women who were exploited in Saudi Arabia and are now trying to rebuild their lives through a modest project farming catfish.
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Naturally, there are going to be some ramifications when hundreds of millions of people from the most populous nation on the planet start living their lives through their smartphones.
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"I love Amit's excitement for solving complex computer science problems and his passion for helping improve people's lives through technology," Mr. Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, said in a statement.
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"It is disturbing to see the apparent lack of accountability for white collar criminals who have ruined people's lives through financial fraud," Ms. James said in an emailed statement.
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"Nandan and I share a common optimism about the potential of the digital revolution in India to improve lives through access to savings accounts, health records, and education," Gates says.
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The concept, called samsara, keeps us living out many lives through "various modes of existence" (called gati), some lowly animals and others god-like, as determined by your actions (karma).
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The couple wrote that they "chose to end their lives 'rather than losing their lives through the courts, loss of employment, loss of freedom and public humiliation,' " the documents state.
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I've always loved the natural world and I particularly relished depicting the Hundred Acre Wood (the imaginary forest where Pooh Bear lives) through the different seasons for this new book.
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"Today's decision simply and purely means that Belgian citizens cannot obtain the protection of their private lives through the courts and tribunals when it concerns foreign actors," said a spokesperson.
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His incredible weaving of a group of character's lives through four stories has been imitated countless times and won him his first best original screenplay Oscar (shared with Roger Avary).
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Each character is reintroduced with a glimpse of their day-to-day lives through footage featuring everything from country strolls with children to tennis matches, birthday parties, and pub karaoke.
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As Louisiana reels from the historic levels of flooding that claimed southern parts of the state recently, the resilient spirit of the people who lives through the tragedy continues to shine.
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In this book, Ria Brodell offers intriguing hints of lost lives through 28 portraits and texts presenting detailed and witty paintings modeled on Catholic holy cards, slyly subverting a religious template.
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During that transition, many colleagues shared how University of Phoenix helped them, an adult family member or a friend change their lives through a degree they might not have otherwise attained.
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A state lawmaker in Texas introduced legislation on Thursday that would require doctors to provide "appropriate medical treatment" if a fetus lives through an attempted abortion, the Dallas Morning News reported.
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"Bringing art into people's lives through activities including dancing, singing, and going to museums and concerts offers an added dimension to how we can improve physical and mental health," says Östlin.
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The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) is a global health organization that improves lives through public standards and related programs that help ensure the quality, safety, and benefit of medicines and foods.
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Dr. Bowen shaped countless young lives through the Bowen/Peters School of Dance in New Haven, which she ran from 1963 to 1982 with her husband at the time, Ken Peters.
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So they have learned over the centuries that the solution is to stop fighting the sea, and build their cities and towns to maximize saving lives through smarter planning and infrastructure.
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He was a founding father of the heartbeat of denial that lives through both Mr. Trump's denials and the assertion that his racial views are abnormal for America and its presidents.
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Last, but certainly not least, the over one hundred thousand participants at this year's March for Life all have their own opportunity to consider how they can save lives through love.
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While this sounds like a depressing aspect of globalization and an area out of our control, we can actually make a real difference in people's lives through our behavior as consumers.
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I was walking out of the store and thought: I might actually be able to make a mark on this sport, maybe make a mark on people's lives through the sport.
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Favreau also tweeted that James Earl Jones will reprise his role as Mufasa, Simba's father, a character who lives through the whole movie and never has anything bad happen to him.
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DJ Irie's Irie Foundation is a nonprofit organization that seeks to empower South Florida at-risk youth and help them lead more productive lives through mentoring programs, cultural experiences and scholarship opportunities.
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Over the past four years growth in leisure has been 24 percent higher than growth in retail sales," Bucher said, adding customers were also "increasingly living their lives through their mobile phones.
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These women sung the entirety of Europe's clubbers through the highest nights of their lives; through the nineties; the noughties; and even through the odd demi-retro house party in Deptford today.
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" Peterson explains that the title of Lives Through Magic is adapted from a quote by NYC artist Keith Haring: "Drawing is still basically the same as it has been since prehistoric times.
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"People increasingly live their lives through online platforms so it's more important than ever that people are safe and parents can have confidence they can keep their children from harm," he said.
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A bewildering array of threats to one's privacy enter into our lives through social media – local and personal examples of the alleged Russian invasions of election campaigns in North America and Europe.
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The to-do list that runs most lives through middle age turns out, in this latter stage of existence, to have only one task: to waste life in order to find it.
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Then there are little ways AR is coming into our lives through apps like Snapchat and Pokemon Go, which enhance reality by laying information and games on top of the real world.
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Most do not see their lives through a political lens, and when they have political views the views are far less rigid than those of the highly politically engaged, ideologically orthodox tribes.
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Ms. Madden's mother had also become a fixture in their lives, through regular visits to the home in SoHo she shared with Mr. Madden before he died, and later to Long Island.
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Kelly Rosati, a speaker at our conference and March for Life Board Member, is a beautiful example of love saving lives through adoption — a noble choice for biological and adoptive parents alike.
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"Throughout my life, I have been dedicated to one thing: helping people live longer, happier and better lives through access to affordable healthcare," the CEO, Patrick Conway, said in announcing his resignation.
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He goes home to his gym in Surin whenever he can, bringing the kid fighters presents and giving them motivational speeches about improving their lives through dedication, hard work, and Muay Thai.
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The two remain in each other's lives through marriage (Amelia to George, and Becky to Rawdon Crawley, the dashing son of her employer, played by James Purefoy), war, death, children, deceit, and betrayals.
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I would bet that more artists, critics, and curators sustain their lives through teaching than through art sales, books, exhibitions, and other endeavors we conventionally think of as part of the art industry.
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We really felt that showing his childhood—and the other characters too, across different parts of their lives—through other media surrounding the main game, it makes them feel that much more real.
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Its most likely a reference to her show, Revenge Body with Khloé Kardashian, where she helps people transform their lives through exercise, much like she did after splitting from ex-husband Lamar Odom.
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"Young black people have been fighting to save lives through gun reform laws for years without the support and energy given to the Stoneman Douglas students," noted Teen Vogue columnist Lincoln Anthony Blades.
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"Foreverence has helped hundreds of families tell the stories of their loved ones lives through individually designed, 3D printed, ceramic cremation urns and memorials," Pete Saari, CEO and founder of Foreverence tells PEOPLE.
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Trying out his dramatic chops, playing a counselor to juvenile teens who gets them to rethink their lives through playing football, Johnson shows he's not scared to go out of his comfort zone.
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Sometimes the abuse is natural and emergent, as when people grow envious and insecure from following the highlights of their peers' lives through the News Feed that was meant to bring people together.
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When a child hears or lives through an event that challenges the notion of safety in a school, it makes them question all the other assumptions they have about the world, Schonfeld added.
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CDFI financing is about helping Americans live better lives—through good jobs; safe and affordable housing; access to fresh, healthy foods; high-quality education from early childhood to college; and excellent health care.
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Why it matters: Robotic chat is coming, and it may be fast — we will increasingly buy our stuff, and conduct our personal and work lives, through voice-command apps and artificial intelligence-trained chatbots.
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This has sparked both fear and hope for the future of AI: hope for fat profits and improving people's lives through technology; fear about how society will cope with the dislocation AI could bring.
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"'Algorithms are going to be shaping and controlling our lives through everything'Saxena, who ran what is known as IBM Watson Solutions, explained: "We will be starting to use these algorithms to make automated decisions.
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"Reno and I wept with gratitude to our Heavenly Father that Elsie would be granted a peaceful passing and would be able to save lives through her physical body still," Sunny posted on Facebook.
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PAPA: WELL, I THINK FIRST AND FOREMOST, WHAT WE ARE REALLY TRYING TO FOCUS ON IS HOW CAN WE IMPROVE PATIENTS' LIVES, HOW CAN WE IMPROVE PEOPLE'S LIVES THROUGH ALL OF OUR HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS.
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"While the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake," Markle wrote on Instagram back in August.
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In a sense, morning show personalities are a bit like dinosaurs, because we're now used to celebrities who let us into their personal lives through Instagram and Snapchat and what they're constantly thinking through Twitter.
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"There was an institutionalized practice of the shortening of lives through prescribing and administering opioids without medical justification," John S. Jones, an Anglican former bishop of Liverpool who headed the government-commissioned investigation, told reporters.
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"We're excited that Uber has chosen the Steel City as they explore new technologies that can improve people's lives — through increased road safety, less congestion, and more efficient and smarter cities," Peduto said in a statement.
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The new short film, which follows a father and daughter's lives through the "eyes" of their beloved hatchback, can be viewed in the Spotlight Stories Channel on YouTube and in the Spotlight Stories app on iOS.
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Remembering Kate Spade: 'You don't know me but I know you': After Kate Spade's death, people are sharing how the designer touched their lives through fashion Kate Spade has died in an apparent suicide at 55.
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To many of its followers, the movement is a godsend, answering a need to belong to something larger than themselves and holding out the chance of better, fuller lives through truly effective techniques backed by science.
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But as a broader exploration of whether a human being can be altered all the way down to his cells and synapses by the nature of the times he lives through, the piece is startling and disturbing.
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I THINK HE IS TRYING TO SAY TO SOCIETY THAT THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES ARE DOING SOMETHING FIRST AND FOREMOST TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLES' LIVES THROUGH THE HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS, WHICH I THINK I CERTAINLY AGREE.
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On the other, that same technology company has been instrumental in the development of a corporate, technologically enabled, panopticon that has an almost total view into our digital (and physical) lives through its search and mapping technology.
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By the time it opened, the saturation of the smartphone and the mediation of our lives through reproduced images, as well as the dislocations of scale that we experience with technological devices, were already well in place.
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These include Bunker Labs, a nonprofit that supports military veterans throughout the journey of starting a business, and Team Red, White, and Blue, a nonprofit with a mission of enriching veterans' lives through community and social engagement.
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The auteurs responsible for these AV delights are often quiet, men who speak through hardware, keeping their interior lives free of dialogue, preferring to tell their lives through the dulcet tones of their 88 key dream machines.
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At the end of their visit, the couple listened to the school's nine- and 10-year-olds show off their singing talents under the tutelage of the Aloud charity, which inspires kids to improve their lives through singing.
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If South Africa 2010 was the first Twitter World Cup, and Brazil 2014 the first during which fans were given a glimpse into the players' lives through Instagram, Russia 2018 may well be remembered as the first WorldCup.gif.
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If anything affirms the transformation of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" into a series, it is the unstoppable power of the classics to enter our lives through formats that are entirely different from those established by their creators.
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And she said it's gratifying to think that she's "potentially saving lives" through her work, it's hard to watch private sector colleagues and friends she went to school with moving up and finding it easier to establish themselves financially.
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Emergency Contact explores the multifaceted — at times infuriating, and at times wonderful — role our phones play in our lives, through the complicated flirtation between a college freshman and a college dropout who works in a local Austin coffee establishment.
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Because the consequences of toxic exposure may not manifest for years or decades, better information could enable people to make better choices about their future health care, possibly saving lives through early detection of cancer or other latent diseases.
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As a former Florida certified teacher, I believe that ensuring that our children have the opportunity to improve their lives through a dynamic and robust education is essential to their continued success and that of our community going forward.
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On its own FAQ page, Instagram doesn't seem to support that idea of perfection that's proliferated on the platform: "We're building Instagram to allow you to experience moments in your friends' lives through pictures as they happen," it says.
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Capone was a cunning and vicious adversary who rose to the top echelon of La Cosa Nostra in less than a decade, creating an everlasting legacy of gangsterism in popular culture that lives through Hollywood movies like Scarface and The Untouchables.
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TIs believe the government is disrupting their lives through mind control and operatives following their every move, so-called "gang-stalking": agents beaming voices into their heads, bumping into them on crowded streets, and implanting tracking chips under their skin.
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In fact, it doesn't show any of the actual mall shooting that main character Jerrod (Carmichael) lives through, instead focusing on the quiet aftermath of a single person trying to process the fact that he lived through a really awful thing.
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The Department of Agriculture's Forest Service would like to expand the so-called "good neighbor authority" it has with U.S. states to Native American tribes, counties and other partnerships to protect homes and lives through cooperative agreements or contracts, Perdue said.
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As the Magrabi Eye Institute uses the development impact loan to serve more and more patients, we're also seeing how innovative financial products are transforming lives and continue to seek out cutting-edge tools to change lives through global investment.
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Yet as the nation lives through its second summer with a Trump presidency, it would be even more risky to understate the kind of impact that he is having and to write off the genuine sense of alarm as mere paranoia.
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To start with, they have to obtain a certain base in the scene to pursue their lives through music, which is quite difficult in a crowded environment where each day there is a brand new act coming out of nowhere.
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I've given thousands of dollars to AMF due in no small part to this paper, and other funders (local governments, foreign aid agencies, foundations, etc.) contributed billions more, likely saving millions of lives through decisions that Cohen and Dupas's work influenced.
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In order to break this cycle, and avoid the risk of being cut straight out of people's lives through various types of cord-cutting/replacement mechanisms, service providers need to start thinking very differently about the types of services they offer.
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White Helmet volunteers throw themselves in to this environment with the full knowledge they might be the next victims of a civil war which has already cost at least 470,000 lives through 2015, according to estimates from the Syrian Center for Policy Research.
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Normal People follows the relationship between Connell and Marianne — the former a popular football star, the latter more of an introvert — as they weave in and out of each other's lives through high school and then university at Trinity College in Dublin.
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In the meantime, Amazon continues to seep into our daily lives through its ever-expanding reach, and forced arbitration affords the tech giant (and many other massive companies like it) the ability to evade a system of power created to hold them accountable.
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But I think to the same person who is feeling that frustration, they can live their lives through that song, then go back to their job and just play that song and feel like they've at least gotten it off their chest.
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A lot of the widely cherished shows that have enjoyed renaissances or extended lives through streaming seem culturally out of touch in some ways now — even those that are just 21970 or 21970 years old, like Friends and Sex and the City.
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" Weber says that the key is to "connect [the GND] inextricably to the economic pain that so many Americans still feel, and show people that there's a way to build a better economy and improve their lives through action on climate change.
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Where Soloway and Tambor capture trans experiences with broad strokes, Richards and Her Story are able to hit a deep emotional impact in far shorter episodes, because seeing trans lives through trans eyes brings a new measure of reality to its story.
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"Poor people can improve their lives through incremental upgrading of their homes - and that can only be possible if they feel some sense of security," said Sheela Patel, chair of Shack/Slum Dwellers International, a network of community-based groups for the urban poor.
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A 2016 Health Affairs study found that while the U.S. accounted for 55.8% of all cancer drug spending in 2014 in the nine countries it evaluated, it only received 12.6% of the total economic value gained by saving lives through cancer treatment that year.
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Sure, on one hand these solar and lunar events can signal evolution and positive change, but on the other hand, they can really throw our regularly scheduled lives through a loop, so it's good to know when you'll need to brace for their impact.
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But according to a new poll of leading economists from the University of Chicago's Booth School, there is little support among experts for the idea that officials must choose between saving lives through continued social distancing and saving the economy by ending the practice.
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"We will never forget Fulvia because she not only brought color into our lives through the company and everything she did to create the accessory division, but she brought life and sparkle into our family and our lives with her incredible personality, charm and grace."
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In addition to experiencing the Great Frost of 1608 and meeting 19383th-century poets, this Orlando also lives through the Holocaust and the Summer of Love; attends video-art openings in chic lofts; and confronts the rising threats of far-right politics and climate change.
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"Declining coal use in the U.S. and Europe is reducing emissions, creating jobs and saving lives through cleaner air," said Jackson, who is also a senior fellow at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment and the Precourt Institute for Energy, in a statement.
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WIRED did deep dives into the ubiquitous and extremely clever Mimikatz password hacking tool, the crippling deluge of spam attacks journalists can receive in retaliation for controversial reporting, and the never ending question of whether Facebook is always listening to users' lives through their smartphone microphones.
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When she visited Desus & Mero on Thursday, the singer, who's hosting this year's Soul Train Awards, shared what inspired her to become a doula, a role in which she helps people at the beginning of their lives through childbirth, and the end of their life, in death.
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All of the energy the public has invested in this person — the time we spent taking his art seriously, laughing at his jokes, growing close to his persona, processing our lives through his stories — curdles into the grotesque realization of our unwitting complicity in his abuse.
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Transportation Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE believes the incoming Trump administration has an opportunity to affect American lives through work on self-driving cars.
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According to the feel-good movie genre, we live in a world where Parisian waitresses can touch people's lives through quirky and anonymous acts of kindness; a world when strangers are sweet and full of happy surprises; a world where coincidence always swoops in to make life better.
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The rise of AI could be a major boon here, since Assistant is becoming more ingrained in consumers' lives through Google's most recent round of hardware products, and it would make sense for users in the Google ecosystem to open up a spot for it on their wrists.
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So we know that people who are aware and appreciative of government's role in their lives through social benefits are least likely to participate in politics, and those who use social benefits but show no cognizance of government's role in providing them are much more likely to vote.
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Like that film, The Discovery invites us to reflect on our own lives through a slightly bent lens: If the world as we know it, and the assumptions we make about it, were to change just a little, how would that change the way we live and love?
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As Britain lives through the psychodrama of Brexit — a deal negotiated by Prime Minister Theresa May in July quickly led to the resignation of some senior lawmakers from her cabinet, and the power struggles within the governing Conservative party seem to be multiplying — business leaders have become increasingly spooked.
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In my experience, he or she will often not consciously remember the intensive-care experience because of medications, trauma or sheer sickness, but the family member or patient surrogate remembers every grimace as he lives through a trauma that's likely to affect him for the rest of his life.
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The initial financial partners that Google is working with include Citigroup and Stanford Federal Credit Union, and their motivation per the WSJ piece appears to be seeking out and attracting younger and more digital-savvy customers who are increasingly looking to handle more of their lives through online tools.
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As a country founded on theft of Indigenous lands and lives and on the theft of black labor and lives through slavery, it means that this country must live up to its own ideals of itself and its legally binding promises, obligations, and commitments to the fullest extent.
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"Ghettoside," by Jill Leovy, which is at one level just the story of one homicide detective in L.A., but is more profoundly about violence and policing and the ways in which our criminal justice system exhibits its contempt and devaluation of black lives through policing as well as overpolicing.
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There is a kind of audacity to loosely guarding a literal pile of gold, based on the social pact of veneration for works of art — especially when the artist has intentionally obscured and debased the material that has cost innumerable real lives through the centuries, and continues to do so today.
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Mr. al-Baghdadi, who was killed in a nighttime raid by American Special Operations Forces in Syria early on Sunday, brought a trail of carnage into their lives through the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, destroying their homes and their cities and ultimately forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee.
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The Will to Battle by Ada Palmer In her debut novel Too Like Lightning and its follow-up Seven Surrenders, Ada Palmer introduced readers to a utopian 25th century where the leaders of the great Hives conspired to ensure global stability, even if it cost some lives through secret, mathematically planned murders.
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BOB IGER: Well, if you don't mind, before we get to earnings, it has been a very difficult day in our country and in particular in our backyard in Southern California where 27 innocent people lost their lives through a senseless act of gun violence, including a heroic member of law enforcement.
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The Post-211/11 GI Bill, with its promise to help a generation of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans build successful middle-class lives through education, has shelled out more than $58 billion for 1.5 million veterans and their family members since 2009 — at an average cost of about $14,000 annually per recipient.
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That's the thing I was dreading about the Supreme Court, I had been telling Strangio: The justices were going to have to make a decision about millions of peoples' lives through the lens of whatever—or whatever little—they knew about trans people, inside the narrow frame of the cases before them.
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"It is important for us to have the long view of improving people's lives through biotechnology, whether that means through better products, more sustainable processes while also having the milestones out in front of us with a small team which is really focused on growing this collagen business globally over the next year," Lorestani said.
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Amazon is investing in a lot of wild operations, like buying Whole Foods, and all of these big moves are starting to coalesce into something that actually makes a little bit of sense as the company looks to become the backbone of the way people run a lot of their daily lives through the internet.
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Targeted ads are now an essential part of a successful political campaign as they are a highly effective way to reach a specific audience and enter people's day to day lives through social media and other widely visited websites, to garner the most specific and up-to-date data on voters' demographics and preferences.
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Almost 200 years earlier, these women's ancestors from West Africa—where Black people were forcibly taken by Portuguese colonizers to Brazil into slave trade—started an organization whose one prerogative was to uphold the sanctity of Black lives through the African religion of Candomblé, a religion concealed behind the veil of Catholic theology to avoid persecution.
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At the lounge, which included space for mindful coloring, I suggested to the organizers present that maybe the most potent difference between Kondo and the NAPO women is that the NAPO women seek to make a client's life good by organizing their stuff; Kondo, on the other hand, leads with her spiritual mission, to change their lives through magic.
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Today, the site clearly emphasizes that the alliance's goal is to knock colon cancer out of the top three cancer killers, and lays out its three-pronged strategy to accomplish this: Invest $10 million in research by 2021, double the number of patients and families it reaches with support services and save 100,000 lives through increased screening by 2021.
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In books like "Strong Democracy: Participatory Politics for a New Age" (1984) and "The Conquest of Politics: Liberal Philosophy in Democratic Times" (1988), he outlined the ways that ordinary citizens might assume a more powerful role in shaping their lives through local, communal institutions — a network of "public spaces" encouraging interconnectedness and citizen involvement in politics.
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He insisted that the media is in "the Peeping Tom business, but the biggest Peeping Tom of all is the U.S. Government," which keeps an eye on our daily lives through its use of security cameras and its ability to track activity on the Internet, credit cards, bank records, cell phones, G.P.S., and airline ticketing, among other things.
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From a historical point of view, it's almost convincing, even though what American blacks suffered under segregation was nothing compared to what liberalism has inflicted on them since the 1950s, as it destroyed their families, their schools, and their young men and women's lives through drugs and guns and the gangster-rap culture "lifestyle," which is really a death style.
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I can assure you that if you were to select Pencils of Promise for one of your $1M grants, we would be able to immediately use those funds in the communities we serve across Asia, Africa and Latin America to transform tens of thousands of lives through building new schools, training teachers, providing holistic community support and implementing our e-reader program that truly transforms learning for children in rural poverty.
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He continued: It's very clear to us that we're a sports company, we want to change people's lives through sport which is a very important part of course that we will have conversations, but I do want to focus on the core what the company is about which is delivery the best sporting goods products in the world and having our consumer buy those products and that's what's happening right now in the marketplace as you can see very clearly from the results we just published.
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He kneels down and settles into the pose (a moment of humility is what he calls it—all the time he maintained his Christian faith, despite the testicles and the philosophy, which either makes it more confusing or elucidates it completely) and as the moment extends, as he lives through it (his wife in the camper van in the distance, the parachutists falling from the sky, the pure clear water, the remains of their lunch on the plates, the precise patterns of rust on the cutlery), it comes to seem as if it was written in eternity, as though his secret self (his guardian angel, he called it) had constructed this total artwork that had lain in wait for him (or more properly that had always existed and that was now somehow revealing itself to thought).
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