Having garnered raves this summer as the title character in "The Wife," for which Ms. Anderson wrote the screenplay, she now switches gears from long-suffering spouse to long-suffering parent.
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Two long suffering franchises, two curses, the whole bit. Fine.
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The woman was "long suffering with emphysema," according to Cuomo.
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Maybe — maybe — certain long-suffering and spoiled-rotten sports fans.
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Long-suffering film fans see this as a step too far.
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The long-suffering Europeans, led by the French, would be cheering.
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The long-suffering stage manager holding everything together with zero thanks.
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Long-suffering fans trolling EA's socials is not a new thing.
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That is not much comfort to the city's long-suffering inhabitants.
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On the streets, local citizens are long-suffering and often cynical.
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The long-suffering Iranian people deserve a much brighter future. pic.twitter.
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Will one of these long-suffering franchise have its turn next?
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It is a familiar refrain for Egypt's long-suffering Christians (see article).
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Long-suffering residents say their complaints are routinely ignored by the authorities.
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Maybe this will bring some prosperity to the long-suffering Cuban population.
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Yes. Avoiding dairy products to deal with your long-suffering lactose intolerance?
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And, Jay (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman) — poor, long-suffering Jay — is just annoyed.
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John was one of the more long-suffering people in that role.
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The narrative of the third section is Edith, Maurice's long-suffering wife.
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Rob Lowe plays the actor and Fred Savage his long-suffering brother.
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Verdon, as well as being Fosse's long-suffering wife, was his creative collaborator.
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In fact, the snub is the latest inflicted on his long-suffering spokesman.
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The Suns and their long-suffering fans, though, deserve to enjoy this moment.
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How about his long-suffering wife, her wealthy father or his own kids?
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The English are long-suffering when it comes to soccer, and so patient.
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His personal life was fraught: his long-suffering wife Hannelore committed suicide in 2001.
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For long-suffering admirers of Brutalism, the internet has proved an unexpected boon companion.
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For long-suffering Cubs fans, there's hope, but history is not on their side.
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How could the M.T.A. have any credibility with its long-suffering customers after this?
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The long suffering among us see our fate as being the price of loyalty.
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Finally, I want to deliver a message to the long-suffering people of Iran.
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Puccini's opera indulges in an uncomfortable racial stereotype: the obedient, long-suffering Japanese geisha.
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Ray's long-suffering mother, Lucille, turned to drink after giving birth to nine children.
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If anyone deserves to survive "Endgame" it's probably Thanos' long-suffering adopted daughter. Alive.
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This arguably represents a win for Bannon's argument - as well as long-suffering American companies.
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Meanwhile, in this matchup of long-suffering franchises, the Indians' suffering will carry on longer.
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Also, the U.S. will not be indifferent to the mistreatment of the long suffering Greece.
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Now legislators have an opportunity, at last, to show these long-suffering citizens some respect.
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On another is West Oakland, one of the city's long-suffering, predominantly African-American neighborhoods.
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On All in the Family spinoff Maude, Macy played Walter Findlay, Maude's long-suffering husband.
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He offers fresh hope for a long-suffering franchise — if only he can stay healthy.
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If he does die, Stark's long-suffering friend and chauffeur would appear surplus to requirements.
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And if we remain long-suffering saints, we cannot gain sexual consciousness, or bodily autonomy.
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Conventional wisdom and your long-suffering friends will likely have told you to stop being paranoid.
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And long-suffering Florida Democrats believe Gillum is the right candidate to fit the political moment.
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For the long-suffering people of Yemen, such a deal is overdue and certainly worth making.
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Adding stars to the mix is absolutely necessary because Yankees fans are not long-suffering fans.
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London's long-suffering Black Cabs have yet another competitor to deal with, alongside Gett, and Uber.
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He cared little about the consequences either for his enemies or his own long-suffering people.
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As the teams filed out, he walked over to Arsenal's traveling fans — long suffering, these days.
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The strategy irked league officials, though, and a sizable chunk of the team's long-suffering fans.
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As demand flourishes, long-suffering publicly traded cannabis companies have seen their shares start to rebound.
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Conversely, each pile-on reinforces her self-written narrative of the long-suffering victim of censorship.
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Asked about areas he doesn&apost like, Vaselkiv names two long-suffering areas: Retail and publishing.
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Miners, which will continue reporting results next week, have started to reward their long-suffering shareholders.
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Oliver's show also skewered President Trump's pro-coal platform and promises to revive the long-suffering industry.
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When Bahrain's long-suffering Shia majority revolted in 2011 they demanded a democratic parliament, not a theocracy.
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One of the funniest channels is Egyptoon, a show featuring Sawsan and Hamada, her long-suffering boyfriend.
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And Mammy, Scarlett's spirited, long-suffering slave maid (played by McDaniel) whom I both revered and feared.
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Anna Chlumsky, who plays long-suffering aide Amy Brookheimer, remembers feeling helpless when she heard the news.
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King, 13, is unfailingly enthusiastic, but he knew that a lot of long-suffering fans were snickering.
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"No Canadian teams, that's huge," said Adam Godard, a long-suffering fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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But Gonzalez is really itching to see Cleveland's long-suffering football fans celebrate a Super Bowl win.
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Sometimes, well, someone has to lose—and often times that one is my poor, long-suffering husband.
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The long-suffering French and Italians could also finally decide to confront Germany's excessive and destabilizing mercantilist policies.
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I wish this team, its stretch-agnostic OL coach, and its long-suffering fans nothing but the best.
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Her long-suffering wife Ivy (Alison Pill), meanwhile, is wondering how much more of this she can take.
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Your long-suffering Republican allies/hostages are finally getting tired of having to defend you all the time.
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In the long-suffering construction sector, activity rebounded in April and was expected to grow further in May.
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Those pressures should not be removed until real change occurs on the ground for Sudan's long-suffering people.
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But no less painful than the long-suffering history behind black performers, and their offstage lives, in America.
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Early signs are this has steadied home prices in the long-suffering housing markets of Sydney and Melbourne.
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She said places like Taiz are at a critical juncture, when long-suffering residents may become irreversibly polarized.
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In Lagos the state government's "Kick Against Indiscipline" enforcement team demands weekly bribes from long-suffering roadside vendors.
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At No. 7 is Michigan, another eminent, long-suffering program with an accomplished second-year coach, Jim Harbaugh.
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Their true devotion is something Hadrian's long-suffering wife, Sabina (the compelling soprano Ambur Braid), comes to understand.
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Venezuela's long-suffering private sector is already struggling to survive amid a ruinous economy and increased government harassment.
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Some of the happiest people in the country — even some long-suffering Minnesota sports fans — call it home.
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And sweet relief at the death of a long-suffering plant has inspired at least one reported essay.
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And that's the promise that Felix Hernandez has represented for the long-suffering Mariners for all these years.
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Long-suffering EU nations like Italy and Greece, where most sea migrants enter, feel abandoned by other EU nations.
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Long-suffering shareholders have gotten excited about these initiatives only to find they do not move the needle much.
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Even Venezuela, CONMEBOL's long-suffering minnow, has finally produced a decent side, which drew twice with Argentina in qualifying.
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Jane*, 29I hope you seek help for the way that you treat people, especially your poor, long suffering mother.
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Trump, who campaigned on the promise of reviving long-suffering U.S. industries, argued the move will protect American jobs.
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Abedin, perhaps the most long-suffering woman in politics, announced this morning that she's separating from husband Anthony Weiner.
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The casting notices all seemed to call for bikini babes, long-suffering girlfriends, or thirty-year-old MILF s.
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Elias, 2202 and a long-suffering fan of his hometown New York Giants, is accustomed to playing from behind.
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"Welcome back," he said, gesturing toward an ancient percolator with the elan of a long-suffering mid-level bureaucrat.
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Until there is justice for Berta Cáceres, there can be no justice for the long-suffering people of Honduras.
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In "Without Me," the long-suffering Halsey lovingly rescues someone only to be cast aside when no longer needed.
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And so what should have been a historic moment for the long-suffering nation took a dismally familiar turn.
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For now, the long-suffering Miami fans can enjoy a display of power never before seen in franchise history.
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Even the relatively sensible long suffering girlfriend, Isabel (Angela Trimbur), has to endure gratuitous humiliation through Mr. Bates's lens.
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The long-suffering feminist heroine would make history not in a festooned lovefest but in a dreary, mechanical slog.
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Mr. Kim, 22008, has promised his long-suffering people that they will never have to "tighten their belts" again.
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Many long-suffering Lions fans saw the failed demolition as emblematic of their team's fortunes — or of their city's.
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He bungles everything from the routine smoking of a spliff to his relationship with his long-suffering partner, Heather.
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Besides the agony for long-suffering fans, the championship loss was devastating for the current team's players, especially the veterans.
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Has he, heaven forbid, convinced long-suffering idiot Donna into matrimony and a life of coughing on his exhaust fumes?
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You think women with pubes are gross but your long suffering girlfriend has to remind you to use cotton swabs.
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To the Editor: It is hard to imagine a more long-suffering, powerless people than the citizens of North Korea.
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The fantasy that Mr. Trump intends to fight for the health of long-suffering working people should be similarly interred.
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The phrase "long-suffering wife" seems made for Paul's spouse, Marie, who is played with understated ache by Julie Walters.
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" When I described being raised by my long-suffering immigrant grandparents, he said, "I had those same adorable Jewish grandparents.
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LONDON — On Thursday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared to have accomplished what his long-suffering predecessor, Theresa May, never could.
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For many long-suffering Knicks fans, the deli has been a rare source of solace in an otherwise bleak season.
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"I think good times are coming," he added when asked whether he had a message for the long-suffering fans.
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The interests of 19th century whaling captains and 83st century climatologists converge on a long-suffering species: the bowhead whale.
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Even long-suffering Lady Edith (Laura Carmichael) walked down the aisle, although her escort into the future will be a twit.
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The company even managed to grow its long-suffering Mac business and release a new iPhone that everyone agrees is awesome.
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The benefits of peace to the long-suffering people of Colombia should take center stage and determine the outcome from here.
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This was not the dream of the citizens of this long-suffering country when they gained independence from Sudan in 2628.
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Some of you out there may recall that in 225 I played an excellent Christmas prank on my long-suffering Dad.
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It's All Good will (finally) be released online on October 21st, with the movie's long-suffering Indiegogo backers receiving free copies.
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Finally, I want to deliver a message to the long-suffering people of Iran: The people of America stand with you.
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"The city's most hideous sports defeat," says the writer Scott Raab, a Cleveland fan for whom "long-suffering" still falls short.
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He's an outdoor enthusiast, known for hiking and cycling, and a long-suffering fan of the New York Mets baseball team.
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It's understandable, though, that long-suffering fanbases would lose their way, or go off the rails once the suffering finally ends.
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" Iran's spokesman said it wouldn't happen and the State Department scrambled to respond, but many long-suffering Iranians asked "Why not?
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Gage & Tollner, the long-suffering grande dame of New York restaurant landmarks, will get yet another chance to reclaim its dignity.
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It's a historic deal for Fox's Rupert Murdoch — and it should erase the discount afflicting the media mogul's long-suffering shareholders.
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For long-suffering NC State fans, the 84-82 victory had just about everything, and delivered 21 years worth of exhilaration.
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Ms. Jean played his loyal, long-suffering niece, whose voice is sought after by the same studio executive Fields is pitching.
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Here, you can't learn how to drive from an experienced driver like a parent, a friend, or a long-suffering spouse.
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Devin Booker's long-suffering time with the Suns is finally paying off, with the team's ups and downs coalescing into success.
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These results should provide some good news for other long-suffering fans in Buffalo, Sacramento, Oakland, Washington, or all of Canada.
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Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving made a joint decision to spurn the Knicks and team up with the long-suffering Nets.
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"You see that long suffering of the decline in global industrial commodity inflation over the last couple of years," said Achuthan.
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Second on the list was long-suffering Detroit, now buoyed by "young creative types" giving new life to the Motor City.
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Ashley is a furiously unsuccessful artist whose bloody, politically charged canvases keep her dependent on her long-suffering partner (Alicia Silverstone).
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Now my long-suffering travel agents, Beth and Robin, must find someone else who will buy one-way trips to Uzbekistan.
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"At least I will have no intention of foisting the product onto a long-suffering public in the name of progress."
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With hits like "Respect" and "Chain of Fools," she defined a female archetype: sensual and strong, long-suffering but ultimately indomitable.
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Finally, I want to deliver a message to the long-suffering people of Iran: The people of America stand with you.
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But we all know second place is a spot reserved for the United States most ever-loyal and long-suffering BFF, Australia.
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I think it was an example of amazingly patient long-suffering police work that I just don't see with black folks anywhere.
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The president forced his long-suffering Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign, as he cleans house in the aftermath of the election.
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After two decades of repeated closures and refurbishment such a seemingly simple scenario is something to celebrate for Flamengo's long-suffering fans.
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The troubled prince has acquired two sisters, and his long-suffering friend Benno (gone AWOL in the previous production) has been restored.
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The Bank of Japan's stimulus toolkit to revive a long-suffering economy is anything but harmonious and yet it's set to stay.
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A longer wait before the next big investment splurge would be welcome news for the long-suffering shareholders of China's three carriers.
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And that is a scenario that benefits no one -- not the mainstream rebels and most of all, not Syria's long-suffering people.
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Qantas has given long suffering Aussies an early Christmas present: The ability to fly from Australia to Europe without any exhausting stopovers.
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With the tide of arriving migrants slowing to a trickle, angst over Europe's long-suffering currency bloc has returned - with a vengeance.
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Deadspin was the voice of the long-suffering fan, finding the humor and the heartbreak in everything in the world of sports.
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Even the long-suffering stock price of Deutsche Bank, for example, has bounced back by nearly 20 percent in the last week.
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The righteous, wry refrain of a long-suffering employee, rolling his eyes at the incompetent desk jockey higher up the food chain.
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End result: I looked like a crazy bitch who took offense at everything, and he looked like a long-suffering good guy.
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The president has also vowed to revive the long-suffering U.S. coal industry and ramp up production of natural gas and oil.
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"Finally, peace is at our doorstep," a reporter with the U.N.-backed Radio Miraya declared from Bor in long-suffering Jonglei State.
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Tuesday's pardons and commutations help normalize what is surely coming to his long-suffering loyalists after the 2020 election, if not sooner.
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GE is still worth less than $100 billion Of course, GE's recent rebound is little comfort to the company's long-suffering shareholders.
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Depending on whom you asked, either doomsday had finally arrived or this was just another hiccup in the long-suffering island's history.
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In July 2015, the U.S. helped France keep Greece in the euro area, saving that long-suffering country from economic and political destruction.
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A clear message must now go out that the blasphemy laws will no longer be used to persecute Pakistan's long-suffering religious minorities.
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Now it was time to perform a sacred rite, which, if successful, would send one of my long-suffering crew members back home.
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But in order to sign up for it, I need to know that you're not asking me to be the long-suffering housewife.
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Dylan McDermott plays narcissistic pilot Captain Dave, while Kim Matula is the long-suffering flight attendant who tries to hold it all together.
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Let's not forget that it took until Season 8, Episode 6 for Ari Gold's long-suffering wife to actually get a first name.
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Snap is bouncing Thursday after plunging to an all-time low, but some say the worst isn't over for the long-suffering stock.
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Everyone knew what was on the line in last year's World Series: a trophy, a parade, bragging rights for a long-suffering fanbase.
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Rumor has it that Apple will give the MacBook Pro a major redesign and finally satisfy long-suffering upgraders-in-waiting like myself.
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Mr. Armisen, who is always funny, outdoes himself as the chef's long-suffering son, forced to follow his father's strict (and absurd) rules.
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The peak steel crowd are more like Mulder's long-suffering partner, Agent Dana Scully, who insists on verifiable evidence before believing Mulder's theories.
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But the Argentines and their long-suffering fans at home remain much more interested in writing some Davis Cup history of their own.
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That kiss will change lives: those of Kim; her family; her boyfriend; Conrad's mama's-boy manager, Albert; and Albert's long-suffering girlfriend, Rose.
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That's a positive development for a long-suffering fan base, but for the most part it doesn't really matter much to anyone else.
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" — ampersandie "End result: I looked like a crazy bitch who took offense at everything, and he looked like a long-suffering good guy.
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Whatever happens in London, does Cilic really have the heart to keep long-suffering Argentina from winning its first Davis Cup yet again?
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For the long-suffering Browns, the trade is a thunderbolt transaction that will galvanize the franchise, which has never won a Super Bowl.
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My scholarship has taught me that activism requires a certain resilience, and the willingness to be long-suffering in pursuit of the cause.
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He doesn't try to Jersey things up too much, so to speak; nor does Elisabeth Moss, as the philandering boxer's long-suffering wife.
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Some have even damaged the cranes that are needed to offload the humanitarian cargo that is desperately needed for the long-suffering population.
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Charlie is the ultimate long-suffering older brother, and Lola is the little sister full of wacky, exhausting ideas — especially just before bedtime.
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While the Los Angeles Dodgers are busy finalizing their postseason roster, the San Diego Padres are giving their long-suffering fans reason for optimism.
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As the kind but frustrated Jonah, he's a long-suffering man worn down by isolation and the minor indignities of mid-level service work.
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The long-suffering Cubs have not won a World Series title since 1908, enduring one of the longest championship droughts in professional sports history.
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He cited a need to end the "carnage" in "the beloved and long-suffering land of Syria" and urged "reconciliation" in the Middle East.
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The only disappointment is the brevity of the puppets' appearance before Darwin's return home to England, fame and Emma Wedgwood, his long-suffering fiancée.
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But pressure from Starboard and others have finally forced Yahoo into weighing alternatives in the name of getting the most for long-suffering shareholders.
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Behind them trail a legion of long-suffering caddies, most of whom are resignedly trying to scrub the vomit out of their Argyle jumpers.
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Deutsche Bank employees were seen leaving offices around the world on Monday as the ax began to fall on its long-suffering equities division.
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"It is America&aposs hope that our labors toward peace and security will bear fruit for the long-suffering people of Iran," Pompeo said.
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That&aposs despite the region&aposs massive oil reserves, which seem to have been of little if any benefit to its long-suffering residents.
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Australia's long-suffering wanna-be homebuyers were likely to be disappointed by the housing affordability measures in the country's 2017-18 budget, analysts said.
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Over in Texas, a battle is brewing between investment icons Warren Buffett and Paul Singer over a long-suffering and oft-wooed energy company.
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No one would begrudge the long-suffering supporters of Leicester, or the citizens of this East Midlands city (see article), their moment of jubilation.
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The battle enfolds his long-suffering wife, Rachel (Géraldine Pailhas), and his journalist daughter (Stéphane Caillard) and reveals Barrès as a lizardy, omnisexual manipulator.
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Hopefully, on January 20, 2017 you will become that decisive action the nation and the long-suffering Terry family have so patiently waited for.
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There's Ben's long-suffering wife, Eliza, who to add insult to injury must sell her mother's diamonds for the money to fight a lawsuit.
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Our investment industry regulators need to stand tall and address the interests of long-suffering savers by fulfilling their broader expectations for investor protection.
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Lakito, the long-suffering referee who rescues players and returns them to the course after crashes, would drop players safely behind the finish line.
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Transit advocates warn that every day the surcharge is delayed means another day with no money — and no relief — for long-suffering subway riders.
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Her quest to understand sex leads her into soul-searching conversations with her best friend, her therapist, her long-suffering paralegal and other colleagues.
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But there's good news for long-suffering Sprint investors: Its shares hovered around the $10 level Friday for the first time since January 2014.
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"I could not be more honored to be able to reunite Josh with his sweet, long-suffering family," Mr. Hatch said in the statement.
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"Butterfly," an opera based on a short story and subsequent play, helped perpetuate the modern Western stereotype of the obedient, long-suffering Asian woman.
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More vehemently than other Republicans, the billionaire developer vowed to lift prospects for long-suffering working-class voters in an era of rising inequality.
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Congress didn't do anything to alter the trajectory of American government spending or give long-suffering bureaucrats the budgetary planning horizon they've been craving.
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"After long suffering and roaming through history, (Montenegro) is finally in the position where it logically, historically, civilization-wise and culturally belongs," Djukanovic said.
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First came 1955's Beezus and Ramona, the story of poor, long-suffering elder sister Beezus, who just wants to sit quietly and embroider potholders.
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Even if construction never reaches the dizzy heights of the 1970s, long-suffering backers of nuclear power do have something to pin their hopes on.
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One of the many questions long-suffering Rio spokesman Mario Andrada has had to answer this month is: Why are the Brazilians booing so much?
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Well, I'd like to introduce you to the long-suffering Snapchat, which is still under siege from Facebook after declining its kind offer of enrichment.
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We could not wait to take it on our next tour, although our long suffering tour manager, Harry Isles, was not of a similar persuasion!
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"We have no desire to inflict harm on the long-suffering North Korean people, who are distinct from the hostile regime in Pyongyang," they wrote.
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Whether it's a major red carpet mishap or a TMI moment that involves a long-suffering assistant, celebs aren't immune to sometimes-embarassing fashion blunders.
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Since its 1989 premiere, "The Simpsons" - bumbling patriarch Homer, long-suffering wife Marge, prankster Bart, prodigy Lisa and baby Maggie - have become globally recognized figures.
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Before the finale, I'd thought of Rebecca as a long-suffering wife who had to live with the decisions Jack made for the Pearson family.
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The essay concludes: Deadspin was the voice of the long-suffering fan, finding the humor and the heartbreak in everything in the world of sports.
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Like the neighboring Palestinians, the Kurds are a long-suffering Middle Eastern people who never have had a country but very much would like one.
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But in the Middle East itself, many people prefer a more down-to-earth figure: Juha, a wise old fool, and his long-suffering donkey.
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But Juan, who often spends nights working at Eduardo's house, is curious about something else altogether: Eduardo's verbal abuse of his long-suffering wife, Beatriz.
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Bishé is luminous but underserved by the long-suffering-wife role, and the episode finds Michael's tedious midlife crisis way more absorbing than it is.
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It has yet to be confirmed as to what Jughead smells like, but if it's burgers, God help Jughead's long-suffering girlfriend Betty (Lili Reinhart).
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Speaking for a long-suffering fan base, Ramsey promised to tough it out with the Knicks, to accept the growing pains of a promising rebuild.
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Allegheny, in which the late and little lamented Allegheny Airlines (known to its long suffering passengers as Agony Airlines) picked the wrong passenger to bump.
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Lilla adopts the tone of a long-suffering professor who just wants to discuss Marx and Emerson but finds himself besieged by hybridity and intersectionality.
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"A peace agreement would be welcomed by the long-suffering Afghan people," the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) John Sopko said in Washington.
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But the dialogues were still invaluable, as they gave long-suffering victims vital information, invaluable insight and answers to questions that had haunted them for years.
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Berlin's long-suffering friends like France and Italy should join in, along with the International Monetary Fund and the Organization for the Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Students of Jewish jokes have certainly revealed dark sides to Mr and Mrs Goldberg, their long-suffering rabbi and the implausibly articulate beggar at their door.
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DOMAIN SPIN-OFF Long-suffering shareholders had pinned their hopes on Fairfax's plan to spin off Domain as it continues to cut costs at its newspapers.
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Trump, via his long-suffering lawyers, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Bannon and to the publishers in a desperate, flailing attempt to gag them.
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He was overcome by a range of emotions after claiming a championship for long-suffering Cleveland and the Northeast Ohio region of his impoverished, fatherless youth.
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United States officials condemned the transition, saying it prolonged a dictatorship and again denied the long-suffering Cuban people a chance to control their own lives.
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Black women are seen as long-suffering laborers who can counted on to bear heavy political baggage, despite often having the fruits of their labor stolen.
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He worked things out with his long-suffering gem of a wife Katherine (Grace Park), and, in the season finale, they planned to renew their vows.
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By the 1930s she was one of the most revered Catalan actresses in history, playing long-suffering characters like Salomé, Joan of Arc and Medea onstage.
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You must account for every object you hoist onto your long-suffering back, balancing the desire to defend yourself against your need to reach your goal.
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Not so Edward Gorey, who was almost as eccentric as his ghoulishly humorous drawings, with their mysterious black-clad ladies, long-suffering children and ominous menageries.
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Rebecca Rios, the Democratic leader in the Arizona House of Representatives, called the race a "golden opportunity" for long-suffering Democrats to develop a sharper agenda.
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When Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash, his long-suffering wife Bernadette appeared alone at the morgue; the president was nowhere to be found.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced a comprehensive plan on Thursday that would direct $230 billion of New York State's resources to long-suffering areas of central Brooklyn.
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With neither a war to justify his repressive dictatorship, nor any promise of reforms to placate long-suffering citizens, Issaias's grip on power seems to be weakening.
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We could give our long-suffering shareholders a generous gift of a special dividend, to ourselves as shareholders that would not be a bad thing to do.
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One might expect that the long-suffering inhabitants of Raqqa, who have been under ISIS' heavy black yoke since 2013, would welcome the approach of their liberators.
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Richard and his long-suffering sweater-clad biz-dev exec, Jared Dunn (Zach Woods), ask themselves: how much wrong can we do and still live with ourselves?
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But at least the long-suffering emperor, Akihito, will be allowed to step down, even though the law previously said that the emperor rules until his death.
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Now the president should do the same thing for Dwight L. Hammond, Jr., 0003, and his son Steven Dwight Hammond, 49, long-suffering ranchers in rural Oregon.
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He finished his coaching career at Northwestern, where he failed to keep a long-suffering program from suffering further, compiling a 54-141 record in seven seasons.
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She's definitely not in love, like Spud's (Ewen Bremner) long-suffering wife Gail (Shirley Henderson), or looking for a bit of excitement, like the rebellious teenage Diane.
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But my long-suffering, patient husband kindly steered me towards understanding that some things, like fashion, must be sacrificed in order to fully appreciate outdoor winter pursuits.
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By now, everyone knows about Instagram husbands, the long-suffering partner/photographers that are behind the lenses in those street style photos and jealousy-inducing brunch shots.
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In "Ulysses," when the chorus comments on the gods' decision to forgive the long-suffering hero the tempo slowed to a majestic crawl, with eerie harmonies foregrounded.
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" Wrote Taylor, "the strong turnout, despite the attacks and challenges, was a success for the long-suffering people of Afghanistan and for the cause of human freedom.
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He is part of a strong cast, which includes J. K. Simmons, as Bill Dixon, Hart's campaign manager, and Vera Farmiga, as Lee, his long-suffering wife.
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It's a remixed take on a beloved character that tells a fun story and gives Parker's supporting cast, particularly the long suffering Mary Jane Watson, more agency.
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In so doing, the Trump administration not only can signal that it considers Iran's conduct unacceptable, but also can express solidarity with the long-suffering Iranian people.
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A peace process won't be done as fast as long-suffering Afghans hope, nor quickly enough to produce a definitive political win before the American presidential election.
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Bennett and I loved the section when Odysseus washed up on the island inhabited by the Phaeacians, who are destined to help the long-suffering wanderer home.
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The military leadership didn't talk about the national interest or regional security as it usually does, but instead used the poetic language of a long-suffering lover.
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The danger for the governments of America and Japan is that they will win the battle for Henoko but lose the hearts and minds of long-suffering Okinawans.
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Something finally changed for Cleveland though, long suffering butt of the sports world, confirming that not all things coming out of Ohio are destined to fall just short.
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"There are long suffering survivors of this crime who are the victims' wives, children, family, first responders and the larger community of Rockland County," the majority decision states.
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It also doesn't recognize audiences' exhaustion with a decades-long flood of superhero movies—exhaustion that made both Logan and Deadpool popular with the same long-suffering audience.
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It is an embarrassment of riches for the long-suffering faithful and a yellowing road map through the madness and majesty of Third/Sister Lovers for adventurous newbies.
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After his dalliances in South Beach, he returned home a grown man willing to assume the burden of delivering a championship to his long-suffering Rust Belt town.
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Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris) — BoJack's long-suffering feline agent — continued to fight for the respect she deserves, until she finally left her agency to start one by herself.
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Sadly for the Wolves' long-suffering fans, who just watched Butler's arrival spark Minnesota to its first playoff berth in 14 seasons, hard decisions seem to freeze Taylor.
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Democrats running in down-ballot races, long suffering from neglect, are suddenly enjoying unprecedented outbursts of grassroots fundraising as angry liberals seek a way to make a difference.
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It must have been a disappointment to the team's long-suffering fans, who were waiting for Hornacek to bust free from triangle purgatory now that Jackson was gone.
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Mr. Trump's intention to pursue better trade deals for the American people is laudable, and done right it could add jobs to some of America's long-suffering industries.
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Hauser and Rockwell's crackling energy make this movie hum, aided and abetted by Kathy Bates as Richard's long-suffering mother, with whom he lives in a cramped apartment.
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Yet the deadly violence in the city has continued unabated, quashing the spirit of the long-suffering people and leaving them to wonder who will fall victim next.
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For the long-suffering sports city, the Capitals' triumph over the Las Vegas Golden Knights in the Stanley Cup finals last week represented more than a hockey win.
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Claus (Pilou Asbaek, the long-suffering cook of Mr. Lindholm's "A Hijacking") is summoned home to trial and forced to choose between jail time and lying about his actions.
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Their rulers' efforts to evade serious bilateral negotiations and seek recognition by back-door means does nothing to bring peace, development, or real prosperity for a long-suffering people.
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Returning to the role of Bond's ever-frustrated, long-suffering gadget wizard is Ben Wishaw, who'll don a costume featuring a delightful pink and navy striped sweater and apron.
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Set in Oakland, California, its cast of bruised native characters, including drunks, recovering drunks, gangsters and long-suffering grandmothers, are forever questioning and sometimes dabbling in their Indian culture.
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Around 226,241 people, including Ali and his brothers, came back after the 22018 U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein, hoping new investment would revive the long-suffering region.
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Since 2016, nearly 100 humpback whales have washed up dead along East Coast beaches from Florida to Maine, a major hit to this whole long-suffering, long-recovering population.
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A five-time NBA champion as a player, Kerr initially declined a meeting with Golden State since he was already in discussions with the long-suffering New York Knicks.
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Hilde, Hugo's former secretary who has since become his long-suffering wife, has ordered these former lovers a supper complete with pink champagne and soon tactfully leaves them alone.
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The threat of a rise in bad loans is one of the reasons why Brexit has depressed British bank stock prices and delayed capital returns for long-suffering investors.
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Telstra posted a fall in annual profits that was lower than expected and showed signs of growth in its cloud computing business, giving its long-suffering investors some comfort.
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"We believe that our conclusion is shared by many of United's long-suffering stockholders, customers and 80,000-plus dedicated employees," the funds said in a letter to United's board.
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Tell someone from Cleveland that you're a long suffering Boston Celtics fan and you can look forward to being on the wrong end of a richly deserved felony assault.
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Long suffering from sectarian tension, Lebanon underwent 15 years of civil war that many believe was exacerbated by the presence of the Palestinians, most of whom are Sunni Muslim.
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Reyez doesn't strike simplistic pop poses; she doesn't present herself as an inspirational superwoman or a sexual dynamo, a creature of pure affection or of long-suffering self-pity.
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Reyez doesn't strike simplistic pop poses; she doesn't present herself as an inspirational superwoman or a sexual dynamo, a creature of pure affection or of long-suffering self-pity.
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His wife, Claire Underwood (Robin Wright), cunning and manipulative in her own right yet long suffering under her husband's oppressive ego, found herself in position to seize the presidency.
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Without the support of neighboring countries, the vote could backfire, failing to achieve independence and becoming another in a long history of lost opportunities for a long-suffering people.
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Those include an ex-husband, her mother, two long-suffering bandmates, the head of her record label and just about everyone in "Her Smell" not played by Elisabeth Moss.
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Brutalized by her tyrannical father (Peter Mullan) and unprotected by her long-suffering mother (Daniela Nardini), the sharp-minded Chris plans to leave the farm and become a teacher.
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In Job, God is the boss, inflicting his whims on a long-suffering employee who doesn't know that God is doing all this to win a bet with Satan.
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Now he's 67 and making a living doing halfhearted gigs in clubs, delivering routines laced with profanity and self-loathing, and snarking at his long-suffering manager (Edie Falco).
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John Lennon was at times a terrible husband and father who mocked people living with disabilities, and Joe Meek murdered his long-suffering landlady Violet Shenton before killing himself.
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But if you're a long-suffering fan of the Falcons, who have never won a title in 51 seasons, it's not just sour grapes to say your boys were cheated.
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The Best Supporting Actress category once again belonged to Viola Davis for her role as long-suffering wife Rose in "Fences", continuing her unstoppable awards streak headed into the Oscars.
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In particular, the series has been hit by criticism of Apu, the Indian immigrant who runs Springfield's convenience store, and Waylon Smithers, the long-suffering gay assistant of Mr. Burns.
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Yet with the prospect of SMRs and the Abu Dhabi plant soon going into action, long-suffering backers of nuclear power at last have something to pin their hopes on.
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That picture we paint of the long-suffering, head held-down-low over the keyboard musician … this album is as good an argument as any against that image of Bill.
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And his long-suffering employees are unlikely to show sympathy: Ryanair's grudging recognition of unions last year was soon followed this summer by a wave of strikes for more pay.
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After the US accusation, China's Global Times, a state-sponsored English language newspaper, said that China was actually the long-suffering victim of hacking from the US National Security Agency.
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They wrote the "All in the Family" episode, for instance, in which Edith Bunker, the long-suffering wife of the blue-collar bigot Archie Bunker, believes she has breast cancer.
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" Of Bessie and her much older sister-in-law, Fadzai, equally long-suffering: "Both women, for all their apparent practicality, are ruled by their generous hearts — often stoicism's secret ingredient.
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For many longtime (and long-suffering) fans who are have spend years getting used to Ocean's more mysterious, reclusive persona, his recent, public activity is both weird and very interesting.
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And despite the Starks' seemingly good-natured instincts on a personal level, their approach to leadership is going to accomplish nothing useful for the long-suffering ordinary people of Westeros.
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Additionally, there's Nandor's long-suffering familiar, Guillermo (Harvey Guillén), and the "energy vampire" Colin (Mark Proksch), a self-described "daywalker" who feeds off humans by boring them into a stupor.
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She kept her club going during World War II — "collaboration is what makes me such a good lay, sweetheart," the singer quips to her long-suffering partner, Daisy (Ms. Austin).
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In the 1840s and '50s, when even the fastest exposures took several seconds, pioneers like William Henry Talbot and Roger Fenton found long-suffering subjects in table grapes and pineapples.
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As a long-suffering Falcons fan -- having grown up in Atlanta during the 22008s and 230s -- I was thrilled to share my affinity for the team with my young son.
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But Dolan isn't about to greenlight the sort of surprise sale talks that have suddenly made the long-suffering Mets public so giddy, but there are clear steps to take.
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Also: How do I write this character without making him seem like all the other decent, long-suffering, wrongly accused black men who have shown up onscreen over the years?
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In one deceptively climactic scene, his long-suffering wife, Veronica (Elena Sofia Ricci), confronts him, finally ready to leave for good, telling him how inexcusable, how repulsive he really is.
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In the 1950s, when the original Senators were continuing to finish far from first place, Mr. Wolff knew that their long-suffering fans needed diversions from the team's habitual losing.
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In the meantime, NYCO Renaissance is offering the long-suffering operagoers half-price tickets to its "Tosca" — which was also the first opera that City Opera ever performed, back in 1944.
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Promising that "change is coming" Duterte -- called "the Punisher" for going after alleged criminals and drug dealers -- captured the imagination of the masses long suffering from chronic corruption and high crime.
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The destruction of the power lines has hit businesses and industry and added further misery for Kabul's long-suffering residents, already tested by a series of suicide bomb attacks this year.
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Speaking to PEOPLE ahead of show's series finale on Tuesday night, actress Shay Mitchell revealed that filming that last scene with all of the long-suffering Liars lead to many tears.
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There are plenty of women in Ailes' orbit, with convincing performances from Naomi Watts as Gretchen Carlson, Annabelle Wallis as Laurie Luhn, and Sienna Miller as Ailes' long-suffering wife, Beth.
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You know, no big deal, just another flaw on par with how he's no longer a good writer, or how he dumps all his work onto his long-suffering producing partner.
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While iOS users have been graced with an Apple Watch app from the platform's launch, there's been no such luck for the long-suffering weather fans on Wear OS until now.
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Some say the government is trying to reassure its population, long suffering under the economic sanctions, that relief is on the way by boasting it can produce so much more oil.
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Wednesday night's Game 7 will be wrenching to one of two long-suffering fanbases, not to mention the players and associated front-office personnel and others affiliated with the losing organization.
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"I want to be clear that United States actions are aimed at the regime and its threatening behavior—not at the long-suffering Iranian people," the president said in the statement.
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If adopted as proposed, the administration's 2017 to 2022 drilling plan would worsen global warming and put at risk the fragile Arctic and Gulf Coast communities long suffering from drilling's harms.
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Now the Chicago Cubs' president for baseball operations, Epstein is trying to do for one long-suffering organization what he did for another in Boston — win a World Series or two.
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To the Knicks' long-suffering fans, their process already seems three times as long, dating to the turn of the century because, at the Garden, collapsing is often mistaken for rebuilding.
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Experiencing Harriet — "the small, kinetic person she seemed to be inside of" — helps Rose evaluate herself and redefine her relationship with her drippy boyfriend, perhaps even with her long-suffering mother.
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Al Sharpton, a civil rights leader who was in Baltimore for a conference on the black economic agenda — reverberated throughout this long-suffering city, whose troubles predated the Freddie Gray uprising.
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Though they were ultimately swept by the New York Mets in the National League Championship Series, going deep into the postseason was a victory of sorts for long-suffering Cubs fans.
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Separated from his long-suffering wife, Christian is made even grumpier by the marital happiness of an old school friend, Oliver (Ewen Leslie, terrific), whose familial contentment acts as a goad.
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Getting a Peloton for Christmas in that controversial ad is the best thing that ever happened to the spot's long-suffering wife, who's turning the negative buzz into soap opera gold!
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The Sacramento Kings fan base is one of the most long-suffering in sports, and trading in a franchise centerpiece for such a disappointing return was yet another punch in the gut.
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Perhaps the writers wanted a break for our long-suffering zombie boy and know he'd wipe the floor with any scene partners – the proverbial demogorgon in the D&D (Duffer & Duffer) deck.
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After seven nominations and no wins, she was finally going to win the Oscar for Best Actress for her stunning portrayal of a long-suffering spouse stifling her creativity in The Wife.
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Viewers had already seen Billy Crystal's star-making performance in the 1977 sitcom Soap as the long-suffering Jodie Dallas, though he had more on-air relationships with women than with men.
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The Soprano family and all their counterparts are Catholics, but Jews and Italians have much in common: Overbearing mothers, sociality centered around food, and a long-suffering, largely outdated sense of persecution.
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However, this comparison is also engaged in a fallacy, because women have a collection of glandular tissue and ducts around our own (long-suffering) urethras that is also known as the prostate.
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After almost 30 years on air, long-suffering bartender Moe Szyslak has had to endure countless prank calls from Bart Simpson — but how would Bart get his laughs if phones didn't exist?
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And Max could do flash, show off shit, like jump up and boot the high ceiling of his expensive Notting Hill bedroom (much to the chagrin of his long-suffering parents upstairs).
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These are some of the improvements New York City's long-suffering bus riders were promised on Monday as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced a plan to turn around the sputtering bus system.
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But a confluence of upbeat utterances by Mr. Draghi and other top central bankers, along with growing optimism about the long-suffering eurozone, added up to an aha moment for financial markets.
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Flatter than ever, my long-suffering backpack held only 2 pairs of shoes, a few toiletries (like Glossier lip balm, Supergoop sunscreen, and a ton of hair gel), intimates, and 2 swimsuits.
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He served as treasurer for the United Democratic Party, Gambia's long-suffering opposition, and was nominated its standard-bearer in September, after Ousainou Darboe, the party's founder and perennial candidate, was jailed.
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Long-suffering American farmers, a constituency President Donald Trump is counting on in his campaign for re-election in 2020, have seen prices for crops hit hard by his trade war with China.
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Nevertheless, Fisher continued to make frequent appearances in film and TV — usually as the long-suffering, quip-delivering best friend, a role she played to perfection in 1989's When Harry Met Sally.
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It's an immediate tariff hike on all Chinese imports, and a signal to the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in order to support domestic demand and America's long-suffering import-competing industries.
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The Austrian, who will be aiming to add a first Olympic gold in Pyeongchang next month to his glittering array of titles, won by 0.93 seconds from long-suffering Norwegian rival Henrik Kristoffersen.
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At the beginning of Season 5, the long-suffering Sansa had the look of a young woman ready to leave her bad luck and bad marriages behind and move on to better things.
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"I don't want to be thought of as the long-suffering wife," Joan declares, but that is inevitably how Joe and we in the audience come to see her, at least at first.
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And as Max's long-suffering boyfriend Felix, comedian Billy Eichner provides a much-needed dose of exasperation in the face of his partner's hyperactive collegiate past coming to roost during their date nights.
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Iranian forces are deeply involved in the war in Syria where the country's decimated health care system, combined with its long-suffering and displaced populations, make it a ripe target for the virus.
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And I promise this is not some bitter response from a long-suffering Buffalo Sabres fan who is admittedly jealous of the magical championship run St. Louis Blues fans reveled in last spring.
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" Alex Herrera, the director of preservation services at the New York Landmarks Conservancy, said that given all the damage the long-suffering Tin Building had endured, "it's a miracle it survived at all.
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In particular, targeted U.S. trade tariffs on Germany would probably be cheered by the long-suffering EU countries whose economic growth and employment are being held down by German export-driven growth strategies.
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Evidence suggests that even long-suffering New Yorkers, who have scoffed at the idea of civilized life beyond the Hudson, have had enough and have decided to get the hell out of Dodge.
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The existence of that cover as a studio recording has also proven the everlasting appeal of Toto's yacht rock classic, as it's given the long-suffering Weezer their first hit in nearly ten years.
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The ensuing buildup, which included a mysterious countdown, rampant speculation, and ultimately, the internet figuring out what exactly was going on, was worth the wait to long-suffering Rage fans who wanted new music.
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The lone overlap, shrewdly, is the character of Julien Baptiste (Tcheky Karyo, terrific in an expanded role), a dogged French detective, determined to solve one last long-suffering case as his health fails him.
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Then again, if another single drops before the end of the year, it would just make all this another chapter in the saga and would surprise no one, especially not his long-suffering fanbase.
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NSF said Provident's statement "simply tells long-suffering Provident shareholders that they will get more of the same from an inexperienced team", adding it had board members who were experienced in running a bank.
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These cynics imagine that Team Xi's true priority is to keep the economy growing quickly, on the assumption that material gains are the only thing that can keep a long-suffering public in line.
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Kuo's note claims that in addition to the three new iPhone models already rumored to launch, Apple will also update almost all of its Mac and MacBook lineup (including the long-suffering Mac mini).
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Japan is witnessing a record number of compensation claims related to death from overwork, or "karoshi," a phenomenon previously associated with the long-suffering "salary man" that is increasingly afflicting young and female employees.
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It goes some distance in explaining Gazan's persistence and long suffering, but not necessarily the intense, active resistance in the face of extreme risk, injury and death as is playing out in Gaza now.
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Naming and shaming Salavati, in conjunction with other economic sanctions against Tehran, would amount to a significant first step in extracting American hostages from Iran while demonstrating solidarity with the long-suffering Iranian people.
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"Parallel Lives" is a group biography of several notable Victorians and their marriages, including Charles Dickens, George Eliot, John Stuart Mill and various much-beloved or long-suffering or less-remembered spouses and paramours.
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Alan Arkin plays his long-suffering agent and closest pal, while Nancy Travis is one of Sandy's late-middle-aged students, looking to try something new after her personal life takes a rough turn.
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I was lucky enough to have such strong female mentors, surrogate mother figures like Jean Godfrey-June [Lucky's beauty director and one of Ms. Marnell's long-suffering bosses] in roles I forced on them.
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"To the brave, long-suffering people of Iran: I've stood with you since the beginning of my Presidency, and my Administration will continue to stand with you," Trump tweeted in both English and Farsi.
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Snub: Hugh Grant Mr. Grant was considered a strong contender for best supporting actor for his performance as Ms. Streep's long-suffering and enabling husband in "Florence Foster Jenkins," but the academy thought otherwise.
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An override would be difficult, but congressional action could still pressure the administration to pull back support for the Saudi campaign and bring hope to long-suffering Yemenis that their agony could soon end.
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Twitter user grwothCreate column charts The earnings announcement comes after a tumultuous start to the year as the long suffering social network looks to push forward with efforts to kickstart user growth and investor optimism.
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Among the memorable revelations is that in middle age he was told by an Armenian doctor to have sex with multiple young women, advice that was followed and apparently tolerated by his long-suffering wife.
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"Long-suffering oil bulls will now turn nervously to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's commercial crude inventory numbers to be released [later in the global day]," said Jeffrey Halley, a senior market analyst at OANDA.
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The long-suffering Cubbies turned the baseball world upside down last season, ending North American pro sports' longest wait for a championship by getting to the winners' circle for the first time in 108 years.
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These playoffs have been horrible and the law of long-suffering cities that finally get over the hump suggests that Cleveland is about to be blessed with unending sports success and the insufferability to match.
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Anyone familiar with the 60-plus years of failed United States policy toward Cuba before Mr. Obama's opening in 2014 knows that the embargo only strengthened the Castro regime's grip on its long-suffering people.
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Thrice divorced, he runs his studio with the help of his long-suffering daughter, Mindy (Sarah Baker), dates his 20-something students and hangs out with his agent and apparently only friend, Norman Newlander (Arkin).
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After watching the show finally sprinkle a few drops of cold water on the dusty brows of its long-suffering fans, it's tempting to think maybe the show has turned a corner in its penultimate season.
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When Jerry Brinson (Jake Gyllenhaal) decides to find himself as an ersatz firefighter, volunteering to help stave off the wildfires raging in the mountains, Jeanette (Mulligan), his long-suffering wife, starts questioning her own life decisions.
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The fact that Britain is the one to bail, even though it isn't chained to the euro like Greece and other long-suffering EU members, just underscores the weakness of the EU as a democratic institution.
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Operating under the guise of solidarity with the long-suffering Palestinian people, BDS activists routinely misidentify the cause of that suffering as Israel rather than the endemic corruption of Palestinian leaders and their tropism toward terrorism.
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At times, she seems far less fluid than her beloved fictional creations, King Tot (Bianca Crudo), a tantrum-prone 9-year-old ruler of ancient Egypt, and his long-suffering and devoted slave, Horemheb (Nick Choksi).
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This should be a moment of hope for Sudan's long-suffering citizens and a moment of reckoning for Mr. Bashir and other elites who have carried out widespread abuses and run the country into the ground.
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"Yes," thought 13-year-old me, watching as Emma Thompson's long-suffering Elinor in Ang Lee's 1995 adaptation kept quiet for months about the awful Lucy Steele's secret engagement to Elinor's own clandestine crush, Edward Ferrars.
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But their home stories are rote — long-suffering wives, resentful kids and the longtime veteran, Ortiz (Juan Pablo Raba), who's about to go into the private sector only to be pulled in for one last mission.
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"So, we were waiting and waiting and waiting for the Patriots to finish their run and then, sure enough, they won again," Greenberg, a "long-suffering" Jets fans, says of the Patriots 2019 Super Bowl win.
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That kind of elbow-grease animation is the stock and trade of Aardman Animations and its star, Nick Park, who invented the cheese-loving inventor Wallace and his long-suffering sidekick Gromit in the late 1980s.
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But 108 would prove to be the lucky number for the long-suffering fan: It represents how many stitches are on a baseball, Nilson's age, and now, the number of years between the Cubs' World Series wins.
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Washington and Viola Davis reprise their 2010 Tony-winning roles as egotistical garbage worker Troy Maxson and his long-suffering wife Rose in the intense family drama about lost hope, betrayal and race prejudice in 1950s America.
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But it is the hope of all Africans that the collective will of Gambians, and the support of the rest of Africa and the international community, will bring new light and hope to this long-suffering land.
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That leaves the bank's long-suffering shareholders at the mercy of the Federal Reserve, whether it raises interest rates, allowing banks to make more money, or permits Bank of America to buy back a lot of shares.
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The characters are Hamm, a blind old man in a wheelchair; Clov, his long-suffering servant; and Nell and Nagg, Hamm's ancient parents, who lost their legs in a bicycling accident and are confined to trash cans.
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On their behalf, I call on all members of the 116th Congress to recognize the plight of long-suffering creators and strike a blow to inject more fairness into the copyright law by supporting the CASE Act.
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Mr. Cruz's Democratic challenger, Beto O'Rourke, the El Paso congressman, has been making the talk-show rounds, out-raising Mr. Cruz and reviving the long-suffering spirits of Democrats in one of the reddest states in America.
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Consider: At Myrtle Wilson's party in "The Great Gatsby," Tom Buchanan breaks Myrtle's nose, while, in Sklenicka's first biography, a drunken Carver ("Bad Ray") smashes a bottle upside the head of his long-suffering first wife, Maryann.
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In Mark Kline's translation of THE LOST WOMAN (Grand Central, $26), the Danish author Sara Blaedel piles the misery on Louise Rick, the highly competent but long-suffering Copenhagen police officer who acts as her series sleuth.
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Cooking up an elaborate blackmail plot from his wheelchair, Randal becomes a stationary puppet master, casually risking the lives of a dopey friend and his long-suffering girlfriend, Pam (a wonderful Monique Rockman), to carry it out.
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"Police Story" is largely the sum of its action scenes although it's also enjoyable to watch the villains wield cellphones the size of cinder blocks, or see the very young Maggie Cheung as Chan's long-suffering girlfriend.
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JUBA, South Sudan – South Sudan&aposs warring parties on Wednesday agreed to a permanent cease-fire to take effect in 72 hours, as long-suffering citizens wondered whether this latest attempt at peace would fall apart as well.
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The bank's shares rose 235 percent on Tuesday against a 29.6 percent decline in the STOXX European banks index, as its long-suffering investors interpreted the buyback as a statement of confidence about its prospects of growing returns.
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"Together, the Syrian regime and Russia, seem to have rejected diplomacy in furtherance of trying to pursue a military victory over the broken bodies, the bombed-out hospitals, the traumatized children of a long-suffering land," he said.
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Jim Mowery and Loretta Dolan are among the legions of long-suffering Chicago Cubs fans, who've been hoping, praying, fingers-crossing almost a lifetime that this year will be THE year their beloved team breaks its ignominous streak.
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You just shot a poor, long-suffering kid with a dumb haircut and a dumber hat in the face and then had him turn around and talk to his dad like he was in a Tom Savini flick.
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As Arizona Diamondback players report on Wednesday to Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, a half-hour drive from downtown Phoenix, the long-suffering Cubs are the unaccustomed, heavy 4-1 favorites to win the 2016 World Series.
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Over and over, he glosses over Mr McCartney's musical output in favor of hoary anecdotes, such as the long-suffering fact that it was he who introduced Lennon to the avant-garde and not the other way round.
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A fight for sour crude has helped keep Angolan oil in high demand and now, even long-suffering Nigerian grades are finding keen buyers in the United States and Asia as refineries run full steam on strong margins.
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I realize that many Nintendo fans are long suffering in this regard; Sony and Microsoft both lapped Nintendo years ago with its online services (Xbox Live launched in 2002), which are generally well-liked and very fully featured.
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At the time, the governor characterized the deal as "an enormous win," advancing clean energy goals as well as being a none-too-subtle move to save good-paying jobs and tax revenue in long-suffering upstate communities.
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If the author's name rings a bell for the members of "Generation Wuss," as Ellis has dubbed millennials, including his longtime (and surely long-suffering) boyfriend, it is likely because of one of his various headline-making tweets.
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Just Tuesday, its Google unit announced plans to phase out support for third-party cookies in Chrome within the next two years, which could be the death knell for the rest of the long-suffering online ad industry.
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Better yet for long-suffering Knicks followers: There is no shortage of plugged-in league insiders who believe Ujiri can indeed be lured to Gotham — even after he just helped the Raptors win a storybook championship last season.
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In speeches before the United Nations, the South Korean National Assembly and in his 2017 State of the Union (SOTU) address, Trump had used the harshest language to expose the Kim regime's atrocities against its long-suffering population.
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Now Davis and New Orleans are stuck together in basketball purgatory — "It definitely is different," said Jrue Holiday, the team's starting point guard — and the city's long-suffering sports fans can only wonder: What do we do now?
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Jeb Bush meant it as an insult when he called Trump the "chaos candidate" back in December, but as usual the joke is on Jeb and the other long-suffering Republican candidates who are just living in Trump's world.
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I can't help but suspect that Taylor, for her part, seemed to know that a dramatic countdown to a Big Midnight Announcement is exactly what her long-suffering queer fans have always wanted: a formalized hunt for The Truth.
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Other videos show the same woman cooking steaks on tiles, making hotpot with a water dispenser, and popcorn with a coke can, all in her office, as her long-suffering colleagues try desperately to get on with their work.
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Her story has "rich birds with no kids, poor birds with plenty", a racist Iranian restaurant-owner and his long-suffering Somali delivery-boy, sex tourists in west Africa and a mixed-race Anglo-American gay couple in Harlem.
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At the heart of his oeuvre, and of his book, is his painful relationship with his father, a sometime pool shark whom, as a child, Mr Springsteen fetched from bars in Freehold, New Jersey, for his long-suffering mother.
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"Through these regulatory amendments, Treasury is denying Cuba access to hard currency, and we are curbing the Cuban government's bad behavior while continuing to support the long-suffering people of Cuba," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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The South Korean leader has urged Mr. Kim to commit to denuclearization, arguing that he cannot improve the lives of his long-suffering people as long as North Korea retains its nuclear weapons, which have prompted harsh international sanctions.
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In that book she re-imagines Penelope's story in "The Odyssey," casting doubt on the received image of her as the long-suffering wife who fends off male suitors while waiting patiently for Odysseus to return from his adventures.
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Maybe Thanos makes a gesture of goodwill by giving Thor back his eye in the hope of acquiring one of the stones, but then negotiations go south, leaving our long-suffering God of Thunder adrift in a sea of Asgardian debris?
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But the legal writing was on the wall, and after throwing up roadblock after roadblock, the state of Florida eventually had to read it, and bow to the inevitable, but not without inflicting an additional indignity on the long- suffering petitioner.
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Carlotta — who really needs her own detective show considering how quickly she put together exactly what happened that fateful night — coerces a confession out of Otis' long-suffering partner, who reveals she killed Otis in order to save her own children.
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I couldn't help smiling, Freddie Jackson, thinking one afternoon about poor, long-suffering tough-guy mafioso Tony Soprano on TV, romanced and undermined by his female psychoanalyst as vice versa he endeavors to undermine and romance her in her office.
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At one point, he hid in a closet in his apartment to check his BlackBerry so his long-suffering wife wouldn't see him reading his messages for the millionth time, a scene that any workaholic will recognize with a dry chuckle.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The 'cursed' Chicago Cubs, who have gone 108 years without a World Series title, gave their long-suffering fans a massive jolt of optimism on Thursday as their batters erupted for a second straight game on the road.
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Seeing a better future with Kristaps Porzingis as their marquee man, most long-suffering Garden fans are thrilled to be rid of Anthony, or at least happy for him that he found his way to what should be a better team.
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" After the breakdown of the Hanoi talks, Mr. Kim faced growing doubts at home that he could deliver on his promise to revive his country's troubled economy and keep his long-suffering people from having to "tighten their belt again.
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Humanitarian aid must be given unfettered access to all parts of Yemen, and access should be granted to the thousands of volunteers who are ready to risk their lives to save the lives of the proud and long-suffering Yemeni people.
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The photographer, Max Cabello Orcasitas, provided additional information to The Times: Between November and December of 2013, two forensic teams from the Public Prosecutorâs Office exhumed approximately 50 mass graves in the long-suffering Chungi district, in Ayacucho, Peru.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago Cubs long-suffering fans waited 71 years to host a World Series game at Wrigley Field but they will have to wait a little longer for a victory after falling 1-0 to the Cleveland Indians on Friday.
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But even with Pakatan Harapan, a collection of long-suffering underdog parties, now in charge, the mass defections already are endangering Malaysia's democracy: The system risks swinging from being dominated by one overbearing coalition to being dominated by another overbearing coalition.
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But he's not the only one to watch in this heavy-weight cast: Idina Menzel (who plays Ratner's glamorous and long-suffering wife), The Weeknd, Eric Bogosian, and Lakeith Stanfield also co-star, along with former NBA star Kevin Garnett.
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How long it lasts -- and whether it sparks another red state revolt among teachers in Arizona -- now depends on the determination of the long-suffering educators of Oklahoma, who were themselves inspired after watching the nine-day strike in West Virginia.
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There's also a long-suffering wife frozen for years in plain sight (Marcia, finally popping up this episode, is sort of like A Winter's Tale, if you squint), and people on drugs nearly crashing a helicopter (I want to say Cymbeline?).
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This cast had them, especially the baritone Furio Zanasi as a downtrodden but defiant Ulisse; and the mezzo-soprano Marianna Pizzolato, who brought a rich voice and a touch of prima-donna intensity to the king's long-suffering wife, Penelope.
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Malaysia has had to fill a revenue shortfall stemming from a populist measure to scrap a goods and services tax last year, while efforts to turn around struggling state entities that burden the treasury, including long-suffering Malaysia Airlines, have faltered.
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The film-within-the-show stars Jim Carrey as a brusque lawyer who magically becomes Leap Dave Williams after an ice-fishing mishap; Andie MacDowell plays his long-suffering love interest, standing by and shaking her head at his rascal ways.
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But the goal must be to do so in order to give the long-suffering Venezuelans a chance to freely choose their government and start the arduous task of rebuilding their economy, not to score a victory in an ideological struggle.
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In fact as long as you're switching completely from one operating system to another you should be fine, eventually—it's people who use both setups regularly, like long-suffering tech journos, who will most often get their digits or clicks in a twist.
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The Chicago Cubs will begin their quest for their first World Series title since 1908 on Tuesday, and baseball fans around the world are dying to see if the long-suffering team will finally be able to break the Billy Goat curse.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Chicago Cubs insisted their 3-2 Game Five win over the Cleveland Indians on Sunday was more than a World Series consolation prize for long-suffering fans, saying the dream of ending a 108-year championship drought was still alive.
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But by stopping aid to the long-suffering people of Venezuela due to the country's economic collapse, it may actually backfire by turning the public against the US. "The Trump administration's saber-rattling plays right into the hands of this authoritarian regime," Sen.
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Arya, who is supposed to be expertly trained in the dark art of deceit, not only gets played badly and easily by Littlefinger but shows a startling lack of empathy toward the most long-suffering member of the family she holds so dear.
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That common phrase has its roots in the doings of the "little people," the parallel universes said to be contained within their innocuous-looking hill mounds, and various examples of the eldritch mischief that's allegedly plagued the long-suffering Irish people for centuries.
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This ambitious quest reached its zenith in the show's third season finale, "The Pain in the Heart," in which Brennan learned that her long-suffering lab assistant Zack Addy had collaborated with a serial killer in order to destroy the world (or something).
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Man Group shares soared more than 10 percent and led the European stock markets after the asset manager delivered welcome news to its long- suffering shareholders Friday by announcing a 6 percent leap in funds under management and the $25 million acquisition.
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Earlier in the week, team president Trevor Linden suggested that he didn't have the heart to start the process when the Sedins were still around, and while that was understandable at some level, it didn't inspire much confidence among long-suffering Canucks fans.
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Playing a character who has been kidnapped by mad scientists, jettisoned into space, and forced to watch bad movies, Joel's character exuded enjoyment of the absurdity of his experience, where Mike participated in his bad movie experiment with more flagrant, long-suffering resistance.
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Ashley Tisdale, who portrayed Sharpay Evans in the Disney Channel musical, teamed up with actor Lucas Grabeel, who played the diva's twin and long-suffering sidekick Ryan, for a brand-new rendition of "What I've Been Looking For," and it's pretty much perfect.
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There's less bawdy language and more comedy here than in the films, but Irish's noirish charm is intact, and his "long-suffering protagonist is as appealing as ever," a critic for The Guardian wrote when the series began in Australia in February.
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William Schallert, a familiar presence on prime-time television for decades, notably as the long-suffering father and uncle to the "identical cousins" played by Patty Duke on the hit 1960s sitcom "The Patty Duke Show," died on Sunday in Pacific Palisades, Calif.
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It's been nearly seven decades since the Cleveland Indians won the World Series, and over 100 years since the Chicago Cubs were victorious, yet both teams have a chance to take home a trophy to their long-suffering fans starting Tuesday night.
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Nine seasons in (or eight on PBS, which combined some), this "Inspector Morse" spinoff centered on Kevin Whately's long-suffering Oxford detective — now glowering at involuntary retirement, thanks to a cost-cutting chief superintendent (Steve Toussaint) — ends with three feature-length episodes.
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LONDON, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Britain's Royal Bank of Scotland unveiled a better than expected dividend for long-suffering investors after its profit more than doubled in 2018, but the lender warned Brexit would make it harder to achieve its cost-cutting goals.
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The opera centers on the power-hungry Emperor Nero (Brenton Ryan, a youthful lyric tenor), who finally banishes his long-suffering wife Ottavia (the expressive mezzo-soprano Sarah Mesko) so he can marry his manipulative mistress Poppea (the alluring mezzo Emily Fons).
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It's a disappointing ending, but everyone gets what they wanted: Trotz will get a big, new contract, the Capitals will install Rierden, and long-suffering fans got that elusive Cup that seemed far out of reach as recently as four months ago.
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It's narrated by Korede, a meticulous, quiet, long-suffering nurse whose sister, Ayoola––the younger, more traditionally attractive, artistic, charismatic, and generally beloved sibling—has an inconvenient habit of tiring of her lovers, drawing them into conflict, stabbing them, then claiming self-defense.
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Let me say that I have nothing but admiration for the long-suffering trust and safety team at Twitter, which has been tasked with the Sisyphean job of controlling humanity and scaling civility, armed only with some easily gamed and capriciously enforced rules.
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Monica Ruiz is the actress who plays the wife -- sorry, long-suffering wife to many -- in that Christmas gift themed fitness spot, but now she's also starring in an ad for Aviation Gin ... and it plays perfectly off all the Peloton buzz.
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Mr. Kim, who has promised his long-suffering people economic recovery, is scheduled to convene his party's Central Committee this month to "discuss and decide on crucial issues," given "the changed situation at home and abroad," according to the North Korean state media.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced a $1.4 billion plan that would bring much-needed resources, such as health care services and new jobs, to Brownsville and other long-suffering areas of central Brooklyn, which includes East New York, Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights.
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The novel is peppered with Lakota words, not all of them easily translatable, and the story she recounts, of a pair of Oglala boys whose lives on the reservation become fatefully entwined, is an impassioned allegory of the long-suffering Lakota people.
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Indeed, I missed the thirst enough to seek the feeling elsewhere — adopting long-suffering franchises temporarily (until the Kansas City Royals ruined our affair by winning the World Series) to remind myself of what it was like to nourish long-unrequited hopes.
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The real creators of vision and code, however, are the nebbish Gordon Clark (Scoot McNairy), his long-suffering wife Donna Clark (Kerry Bishé), and Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis), the punk prodigy who can see into the future of machines like an modern-day oracle.
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That much is well known to the millions of long-suffering consumers who have endured years of sky-high prices, chronic service outages, bait-and-switch plan offerings, lower-than-advertised internet speeds and other indignities at the hands of their local cable company.
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However, Mannix also carries a weight on his shoulders: We first meet him in a confessional booth, where he bends the ear of his long-suffering Catholic priest about his failure to give up smoking, and his guilt at keeping the fact from his wife.
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While there may be some truth to that assertion, it is unlikely to be the entire story; North Koreans are long suffering while the regime, like others of its kind in the past, in all likelihood has hardly been touched by the new sanctions.
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Second of all, he hasn't told Devon — ugh, I'm really sick of her being out of the loop as the long-suffering wife back home in Connecticut, Vinyl writers — and the look on her face when she hears this is not a happy one.
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Verdon (a captivating Michelle Williams, doing her best trans-Atlantic accent) is a radiant performer, who is also a long-suffering amanuensis, the devoted wife who puts up for years with her husband's philandering because she believes he still brings out the best in her.
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But this episode was mostly one long swoon, beginning with the return of Bertie (the excellent Harry Hadden-Paton), tail between his tails, to marry the long-suffering Lady Edith (Laura Carmichael) — a reunion so mandatory that it played out as one long anticlimax.
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With the same stew of hope, despair, shame and perverse pride endured by the long-suffering fans of a long-losing team, Kureishi's readers have stuck by him even as he churns out, with dismaying industry, a series of leaden farces and desultory intrigues.
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He also has to hastily move his family from Baton Rouge to middle-of-nowhere Arkansas, something his long-suffering wife (Sarah Wright) puts up with partly because he seems to now have purpose and vigor after years of languishing as an exhausted commercial pilot.
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This may not come as a surprise to some long-suffering Mets fans, witnessing yet another collapse from a high with, yes, its share of flukes (one player was lost when he banged his foot into the center-field wall during a running catch).
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At Wrigley Field, the prevailing mood among Chicago's long-suffering fans was quiet and somber after a heart-wrenching 7-2 defeat at the hands of the Indians the night before, leaving the Cubs trailing 3-1 in the best-of-seven Fall Classic.
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Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the infuriatingly brilliant Holmes and Martin Freeman as his long-suffering sidekick Dr. John Watson, Sherlock was an unbridled success for the BBC — over 11 million people tuned in to "The Six Thatchers" episode on New Year's Day 2017 alone.
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It may also offer a clue as to what kind of first lady she is likely to become: neither the independent-minded equal partner that Hillary Clinton was to Bill Clinton, nor the devoted, long-suffering spouse that Patricia Nixon was to Richard M. Nixon.
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There are a number of complications involving the sanitarium (Chumley's Rest) and Elwood's long-suffering sister, Veta Louise ("I wouldn't want to go on living if I thought it was all just eating and sleeping and taking my clothes off, I mean putting them on").
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Still, the affection that suffuses the novel's Barry sections is noticeably missing from Seema's: She's the straight woman here, the long-suffering beautiful sitcom wife to Barry's schlubby, lovable man-child, and it feels as though Shteyngart loves her a little less because of it.
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In one of his most memorable and underrated films, the pitch-dark A Simple Plan (1998), Paxton co-starred alongside Billy Bob Thornton; the two played a pair of long-suffering, doomed brothers whose plan to make off with a found pile of cash goes horribly awry.
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While Becky Ann Baker earned a (long-overdue) nod for playing Hannah's long-suffering mother, Matthew Rhys and Riz Ahmed's Girls nominations — for their respective roles as two men who collide into Hannah's life to varying disastrous levels — meant that both actors earned two nominations apiece.
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For many long-suffering utility customers, the outages are the latest indignity imposed on them by a company that has been criticized for the role its equipment played in a series of catastrophic blazes across California -- including the Camp Fire, the deadliest wildfire in the state's history.
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Opportunity zones are trying to turn around struggling areasMore than 8,700 areas were chosen by state governors and designated by the Treasury Department last year as eligible for the opportunity-zone tax incentive, which is designed to incent patient capital investments in places long suffering from disinvestment.
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"I grew up not far from Fenway as a long-suffering Boston Red Sox fan, and it is a sign of how deeply devoted I am to my constituents that I will be rooting for the Dodgers," Schiff said Tuesday in a statement announcing the wager.
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Hrithik Roshan (sporting a strange tan and emoting like Al Pacino), known for playing flamboyant characters on screen, seems ill at ease in the role of Kumar, a wronged, long-suffering tutor who has to fight all odds, even if he has a grasp of basic statistics.
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The film is held together by the hysterical antics of a kid named Moonee and her pack of young friends, as well as long-suffering hotel manager Bobby (a splendid, warm Willem Dafoe), who tries to put up with it all while keeping some kind of order.
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The clock is ticking on the useful life of the tunnels, and the second phase of the Gateway plan — in which long-suffering New Jersey Transit commuters would get double the number of trains and direct service to Manhattan on more lines — recedes into the future.
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" Later, they flee to Mortville, a kind of shantytown haven for criminals and other social and sexual outcasts, and the long-suffering Grizelda boils over, setting Peggy straight about their predicament: "We killed your husband, and I ain't your maid anymore, bitch, I'm your sister in crime!
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" Similarly, the U.S. is not in search of an excuse to station more of its troops along the North Korean border, nor does it have any "desire to inflict harm on the long-suffering North Korean people, who are distinct from the hostile regime in Pyongyang.
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The film is held together by the hysterical antics of a kid named Mooney and her pack of young friends, as well as long-suffering hotel manager Bobby (a splendid, warm Willem Dafoe), who tries to put up with it all while keeping some kind of order.
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The onus now falls on Towns and Russell to form the sort of lasting partnership Kevin Garnett and Stephon Marbury could not create in Minneapolis and give the long-suffering Wolves — who will almost certainly miss the playoffs for the 15th time in 16 seasons — something to build around.
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There was a time, not so long ago, when the Knicks and their long-suffering fans were consumed by future free-agent markets, by dreams of wooing superstars like Durant, who is due to reach free agency this summer and will most likely be another high-profile target.
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Like Blindspotting, the story of Monsters and Men springs from the shooting of an unarmed black man by a white police officer, and, oddly, they both feature Jasmine Cephas Jones (Peggy in the original Broadway cast of Hamilton) as the long-suffering mother of a main character's child.
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On the other end of the line, in LA, is Richard Lewis, the 70-year-old stand-up comedian, and actor who, since 2000, has been appearing alongside Larry David in Curb Your Enthusiasm as David's long-suffering best friend, a role he also plays in real life.
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Bart M. Schwartz, a former federal prosecutor, is to conduct the review; it involves the Buffalo Billion, a signature Cuomo administration program meant to revitalize that long-suffering city, and other elements of the governor's nanotech initiative, on which he has hinged much of his upstate economic policy.
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But having declared that their nuclear and ballistic missile program is now complete, the argument is that Kim is prepared to put it on the table to gain economic and security benefits to modernize the decrepit North Korean economy and bring promised prosperity to his long-suffering people.
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The first, with a foreword from Colson Whitehead, is Mark Beyer's ''Agony,'' a dark, pen-and-ink sitcom of urban ennui that possesses the same universal appeal as the best of the Sunday funnies: long-suffering protagonists who show up week after week to do it all over again.
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Even studiedly provocative groups like Philadelphia's long-suffering Sons of Ben, known for their occasional contempt for their team's management but also for a "No one likes us, we don't care" chant borrowed from the infamously hostile supporters of the London club Millwall, regularly show a softer side.
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Of all the countries that could feel the sting of President Trump's planned tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, Canada, the long-suffering and restrained American trading partner, is at the top of the list because it is the No. 1 exporter of both to the United States.
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With Sanders's strong support of Heath Mello's ultimately failed bid to become mayor of Omaha, his growing prominence has even become a reed of hope for America's long-suffering anti-abortion Democrats, who argue with some plausibility that ideological flexibility on this topic is integral to securing congressional majorities.
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But despite threats of intervention, calls on the military to rebel, economic sanctions, promises of aid for the long-suffering Venezuelans and long power failures, Mr. Maduro remains defiantly entrenched in the presidential palace, his corrupt generals at his side and his Russian and Cuban backers behind him.
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"Figures in a Landscape," his new collection of essays and magazine articles, doesn't completely solve the puzzle of his dyspeptic pose, but it goes a long way toward dispelling the image of Theroux as a long-suffering misanthrope setting out on the rails and the roads yet again.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. banks are generally expected to post dismal results when their earnings season gets under way next week, but some analysts say to dig deeper: the fine print in the results, and what bank bosses say, could actually help these long-suffering stocks bounce back.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Tech Helps Airlines, but Fails Passengers," by Farhad Manjoo (State of the Art column, April 13): As a long-suffering member of the cattle class, I'm the last person to be defending the sorry state of customer service in the United States' airline industry.
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Renewal was created in part as a rebuke to former mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to fix long-suffering schools, which relied on shuttering more than 100 schools and opening dozens of smaller schools with specific themes in their place, typically staffed by new principals and different teachers.
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" Rasche has been an insistent critic of U.S. inaction, especially during the Obama Administration, in failing to aid the long-suffering Christian and other minorities in northern Iraq, even after former Secretary of State John Kerry declared in March 2016 that the devastation unleashed on them by ISIS constituted "genocide.
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There is much speculation that tonight is finally the night for Close: In The Wife, she plays the unsung, long-suffering spouse of a celebrated author about to win the Pulitzer Prize (Jonathan Pryce), and it could the vehicle that may get actress Glenn Close her own long-awaited Oscar.
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She spends her days wafting around Melbourne in a variety of beautiful outfits, solving murders and having romantic tension with the long-suffering Detective Jack Robinson (Nathan Page), but also seducing any particularly attractive man whom she happens to come across in the course of her investigations, because why not.
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The Joy Luck Club, with its assimilationist assumptions and arrays of long-suffering women and absent or oppressive men, hasn't aged as well as Wang's 1982 movie Chan Is Missing, which remains rough and vibrant and the greatest onscreen evocation of the kaleidoscopic, contradictory concept of Asian Americanness I've seen.
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Lisbeth's bisexuality is briefly alluded to, but the film shows no physicality, and in fact depicts monogamy as something to be desired above all, rendering the whole thing basically PG. Vicky Krieps (who, as Alma from Phantom Thread, should get more respect) plays Mikael's long-suffering co-editor and lover.
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NEW YORK, April 8 (Reuters) - U.S. banks are generally expected to post dismal results when their earnings season gets under way next week, but some analysts say to dig deeper: the fine print in the results, and what bank bosses say, could actually help these long-suffering stocks bounce back.
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This is a tragedy not just for Israelis but also for the long-suffering Palestinian people, whose suffering is caused chiefly by the refusal of their own leaders to abandon anti-Semitic hatred and accept the extended hand of Israelis to make reasonable compromises needed to reach a peace agreement.
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Over the next three centuries the shrunken, war-torn principality of Muscovy became a colossal empire, though at a huge cost to the Romanovs' long-suffering subjects—and to the family itself, where the currencies of dynastic politics included murder, torture and betrayal (sexual and otherwise), as well as habitual cruelty.
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In the first two episodes, I was too irritated by clumsy exposition, the relegation of the great Elizabeth Reaser to a "long-suffering wife" role, and the huge charisma gap between Paul Bettany as a perfectly sinuous Ted Kaczynski and Sam Worthington as a much duller FBI agent, Jim Fitzgerald.
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Temer, who is accused of receiving millions in bribes from giant meatpacker JBS SA, has won time from PSDB elders in the Senate, as they have not found a consensus figure to replace Temer should he be pushed from office and with Brazil's long-suffering economy showing signs of life.
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Forceful advocacy of basic progressive values by a charismatic messenger thrilled long-suffering Texas liberals (who are numerous in absolute terms despite being outnumbered), while O'Rourke also proved to be an appealing fresh face for millions of suburban Texas Republicans who'd defected from the Trumpified version of the party in 2016.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat who has previously raised wages to $153 for state workers and fast-food employees, was attempting to broker a deal with the State Senate, which is led by Republicans who remain wary of the potential economic effect of the wage, particularly in long-suffering areas upstate.
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In February 2005, after the band won its third Grammy of the night, U2 drummer Larry Mullen Jr. stepped to the microphone and made an announcement about the band's upcoming Vertigo tour: "Due to circumstances beyond our control, a lot of our long-suffering fans didn't get tickets," he said.
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Not only did the long-suffering team break two longstanding championship droughts — the Cubbies had gone 22016 years without winning their league, and a whopping 83 years without winning a World Series — they did it with the sort of panache that definitively puts to rest all talk of goats and curses.
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On Pro Basketball Basketball historians will rightfully tell you that digging his team out of a 3-1 N.B.A. Finals ditch, winning a Game 13 on Golden State's floor and lifting the so-called Cleveland Curse to deliver title glory to a long-suffering city adds up to peak LeBron James.
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As Feierstein's piece makes clear, that policy was devoid of any support or concern for Cuba's long-suffering dissidents and pro-democracy advocates, the majority of whom have endorsed President Trump's rollback of Obama policies and applaud the president's restatement of the importance of the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba.
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Its cast is quietly and confidently turning out some of the best comedy performances on TV, from Aya Cash and Chris Geere's crackling chemistry as central couple Gretchen and Jimmy, to Kether Donohue's turn as Gretchen's enthusiastic trainwreck friend Lindsay, to Desmin Borges's heartfelt performance as Jimmy's long-suffering roommate, Edgar.
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Now is the time for the Trump administration to test Kim's intentions and find out once and for all if he is willing to make history and put the interests of his impoverished and long-suffering people above his own desire to use nuclear weapons inflate his ego and stay in power.
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"Over the last two years I've worked with two Presidential administrations, countless diplomatic contacts, ambassadors from all over the world, a network of contacts in Venezuela, and President Maduro himself, and I could not be more honored to be able to reunite Josh with his sweet, long-suffering family in Riverton," Hatch said.
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"Although the dollar's travails have brought a smile to long-suffering bullish gold traders, it is important to note there seems to be an absence of risk aversion premium in gold's price and that its fate will be decided by the dollar alone," said Jeffrey Halley, a senior market analyst with OANDA.
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"Over the past two years I've worked with two Presidential administrations, countless diplomatic contacts, ambassadors from all over the world, a network of contacts in Venezuela, and President Maduro himself, and I could not be more honored to be able to reunite Josh with his sweet, long-suffering family in Riverton," Hatch said.
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Her perpetually harried mother, Gladys (Margo Singaliese), is the very picture of long-suffering grit, busying herself making what we suspect is a bottomless supply of pasta and gravy — this is an Italian-American brood, after all — while her father, Mike Sr. (Jordan Lage), finds an escape tending his bar, the Scorpio Lounge.
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"This council is sending a clear message to all concerned that the time is now to stop the killing in Syria and lay the groundwork for a government that the long-suffering people of that battered land can support," Secretary of State John Kerry said at the Security Council meeting in December.
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This has the curious effect of turning them into the long-suffering wives of a cable drama antihero from the 2000s, even as the show clearly longs to afford them perspective equal of Bob Fosse's, more than it wants to show what these women have in common with Breaking Bad's Skyler White.
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"Over the last two years I've worked with two presidential administrations, countless diplomatic contacts, ambassadors from all over the world, a network of contacts in Venezuela, and President [Nicolás] Maduro himself, and I could not be more honored to be able to reunite Josh with his sweet, long-suffering family in Riverton," Hatch said.
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He was kind of giving his own take because a week or two before I had said it's like being on the 22018-yard line at a football game, and as a long-suffering New York Giants fan, they could be on the 21 and they never get the ball into the end zone.
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Moving the action as far away from Willy Wonka's chocolate factory as possible, Dahl puts his heroes, Charlie Bucket and Willy Wonka, in a great glass elevator for what amounts to an epic road (space) trip with Charlie's whole family, complete with all the long-suffering "are we there yet?" moments such a description implies.
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While an improvement on the 40-year-old unairconditioned vehicles in which long-suffering Yangon commuters have sweltered for years, Soe Aung, an engineer who inspected the Chinese buses for Myanmar before purchase, acknowledged they were of lower quality than European or Japanese alternatives, which he estimated would have cost around twice as much.
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"The sale will hedge the estates' downside exposure on the appeal and any further proceedings against the defendants at a reasonable price; … provide much needed liquidity to the debtors' estates; and guarantee that there will be funds available to pay long-suffering general unsecured creditors irrespective of the outcome of the appeal," Buchwald wrote.
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Venezuela's long-suffering opposition, which won a landslide victory in last December's legislative elections only to see virtually all of the National Assembly's power pulled out from under it by a slavishly pro-government Supreme Tribunal, is trying hard to put an end to this catastrophe without tipping the country into an even worse disaster.
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Instead, it plunges viewers into depths of human behavior: Lindsay and Edgar kidnap Gretchen and Jimmy for a bachelor/bachelorette bonanza; Gretchen gets drunk and fights with Jimmy over whether or not they want children; Paul (Allan McLeod), Lindsay's long-suffering, milquetoast ex-husband, confesses that he has impregnated her sister Becca (Janet Varney).
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The United Nations and dozens of rights groups dealing with the long-suffering Rohingya objected to the plan because it lacked any assurances that the returnees, members of a Muslim minority in Myanmar who had been the targets of a murderous campaign of ethnic cleansing, would be treated any better than before they fled.
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Unlike in other high-flying parts — the imperious Queen of the Night in "The Magic Flute," the spunky Zerbinetta in "Ariadne auf Naxos," the long-suffering title role in "Lucia di Lammermoor" — there's little time for Ms. Luna to warm up: The A is her very first note, sung before she's even visible onstage.
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But solid rushing numbers by themselves don't turn a team around in the modern N.F.L. The New York Times playoff simulator currently gives the Bills an 82 percent chance of making the postseason, a great figure for long-suffering Buffalo fans, but a surprisingly low one considering the Bills' strong position in the standings.
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Mutual disgust with the Freedom Caucus seems to be pulling Mr. Ryan and, despite his misgivings, Mr. Trump, together, at least for now — just as it briefly united President Barack Obama and John A. Boehner, Mr. Ryan's long-suffering predecessor, during their doomed effort to reach a "grand bargain" on a tax overhaul in 2011.
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Using Cleveland as a staging ground for out-of-town artists rings alarmingly close to the kind of 'blank canvas' mentality that is all too familiar to long-suffering denizens of Rust Belt cities experiencing redevelopment efforts driven by wealthy benefactors concerned with generating outside interest rather than addressing longstanding, often racialized, systemic inequities.
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The New York Times, the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal have all received boosts in subscriptions and page views; cable news networks, such as CNN and the Fox News Channel, are getting huge increases in viewers at a time when most other channels are losing them; and even the long-suffering stocks of newspaper companies are rallying.
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The second lesson we can take from summer 24's box-office successes is that family-oriented animated movies will probably do well no matter what — both because families want something to do together during the summer months and because children probably have less sequel fatigue than (but plenty of power over) their long-suffering parents.
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"Over the last two years I've worked with two Presidential administrations, countless diplomatic contacts, ambassadors from all over the world, a network of contacts in Venezuela, and President Maduro himself, and I could not be more honored to be able to reunite Josh with his sweet, long-suffering family in Riverton," Hatch said in a statement earlier on Saturday.
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For the Knicks, bringing him in with one season left on his contract is about Jackson trying to have it both ways: continuing to pin hopes of glory days on the development of the Latvian giant Kristaps Porzingis while surrounding Porzingis with enough veteran talent to allow this long-suffering franchise to live more in the moment.
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The real Ike Turner's very name—through a pop-cultural process not unlike the one that turned Tina's into an emblem of long-suffering resilience—is now almost synonymous with cowardly violence and petty bullying; his pioneering role in the development of rock and roll has been all but eclipsed by his notoriety as a sadist.
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"For decades, orcas, dolphins, beluga whales, seals and many other animals have suffered in SeaWorld confinement, and, to do right by them now, SeaWorld must open the tanks to ocean sanctuaries so that these long-suffering animals may have some semblance of a life outside their prison tanks," the group's president, Ingrid E. Newkirk, said in a statement.
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The Florida Project unfolds at first like a series of sketches about the characters who live in the motel, held together by the hysterical antics of Moonee and her pack as well as long-suffering hotel manager Bobby (a splendid, warm Willem Dafoe), who tries to put up with it all while keeping some kind of order.
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All the while, the Skeksis — voiced by a crackling cadre of actors, including a standout Simon Pegg as the Chamberlain, Jason Isaacs as the gravel-voiced emperor, Mark Hamill's long-suffering scientist, and Awkwafina (Awkwafina!!!), Keegan-Michael Key, and Benedict Wong, all hamming it up and living their best lives — are about to put their genocidal plan into motion.
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An excellent Hailee Steinfeld anchors the film as proudly misanthropic black sheep Nadine; newcomer Hayden Szeto provides a perfect foil as Nadine's heartbreakingly genuine classmate Edwin; and a couple of adult ringers — namely Woody Harrelson as Nadine's long-suffering teacher/confidante and Kyra Sedgwick as her mother — keep the whole thing from spinning out into a teen-angst parade.
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When it comes to Hayes' next bus beer, he can offer all the registration numbers he wants, but at the end of the day, it'll likely come down to the judgment of the long-suffering bus driver who's surely heard much more ridiculous explanations for drinking during a ride and probably isn't in the mood for more bullshit.
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There isn't much that's especially gentle about "The Gentlemen," the new Guy Ritchie movie that the filmmaker's long-suffering fans will be glad to hear is a return to what he does best: a funny, violent, rambunctious shaggy-dog story of a crime caper featuring an ensemble cast studded with colorful characters played by name actors.
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"While Target's news flash is certainly good for Target and for its long-suffering shareholders, it's not necessarily good enough yet to ignite a sustainable rally in the group – and the emphasis is on the word 'sustainable' – especially when it was Target that had set the low bar to begin with, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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She was made famous by a 2016 appearance on Dr. Phil, arranged by her long-suffering mother, who claimed to have been daily victimized and insulted by her then-13-year-old daughter (the episode's title says it all: "I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me For a Crime").
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Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, joined Mr Mattis in assuring China publicly that as it pursues the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula, America has no interest in regime change or accelerated reunification, seeks no excuse to garrison troops north of the DMZ and has no desire to harm the "long-suffering North Korean people", as distinct from their rulers.
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But he's hale vocally and acute verbally on eight well-crafted new ones and two savvy covers that indicate he's learned a few things—the warm songs to the long-suffering wife he married in 1948 and the progeny who chime in like they've earned it have the kind of detail he always reserved for his fictions, musical and otherwise.
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It's a bizarre scene: Purple Rain's nameless lead "The Kid" has come from home—where his long-suffering mother has run off and his unstable musician father has attempted suicide—to perform at First Avenue, a club whose owner has no faith in his band and whose sniveling rival act the Time has drafted his girlfriend Apollonia as a protégé.
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On Pro Basketball If you are a long-suffering Knicks fan who feels a sense of déjà boohoo over the amount of money and the years they will soon invest in a 22014-year-old center with a recent history of not-so-minor injuries, lift your spirits by going to YouTube and searching for Joakim Noah and 1003 assists.
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"You kind of wake up today and wonder if it's a dream," said Mark Peloquin, one of the long-suffering and newly rejoicing Cubs fans who might have some psychological unpacking to do after the Cubs advanced to the World Series for the first time since 210 with a 21980-210 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night.
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And around everyone are clouds of skillfully played family and colleagues: Jill Hennessy as Rohr's wife (long-suffering and at-home), Lauren E. Banks as Ward's wife (equally career-minded but occasionally defensive) and Amanda Clayton as the crew leader's wife (deadly serious); Dean Winters and Gloria Reuben, and Remar and Moriarty, as sets of parents; Sarah Shahi as Ward's investigator.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has announced tariffs against steel and aluminum imports into the U.S to help domestic industries long suffering from import pressure.
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The inquiry yielded a series of indictments brought by the former United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, Preet Bharara, involving accusations of bid-rigging and other crimes as part of the so-called Buffalo Billion project, a multiyear plan introduced by the governor in 2013 to re-energize the long-suffering city in western New York.
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Celebrated British actress/comedian Tracey Ullman returns for a third season of her three-time Emmy®-nominated HBO sketch-comedy series, reprising her takes on beloved real and fictional characters from seasons' past, including a devilish Dame Judi Dench; long-suffering German Chancellor Angela Merkel; spunky Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; newly-minted stepmother Jerry Hall; ever-optimistic spinster Kay Clark; and many more.
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She coaxes her sister's long-suffering housekeeper Alba (Carla Jimenez) into joining her as she throws herself fully into the task of treating the house like her own personal playground, complete with binge-drinking and wardrobe raiding that ends with the kids finding her passed out in their mother's wedding dress on the foyer's marble floor, face-down in a bleeding puddle of red wine.
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Instead, the prolific writer—who is also, according to his Amazon author bio, a "Tae Kwon Do grandmaster (almost black belt)"—opts for character development, psychological analysis, and explicit references to pop culture and to the writer himself to tell the story of a long-suffering sensitive A-list actor who yearns to be honored by the Academy of Handsome Buckaroos for his work/beauty.
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The plan also raises difficult questions about what's best for the long suffering people of Angangueo, where jobs are so scarce that on some mornings the mere rumor that the shuttered mine might need a few temporary laborers generates a stampede to the mine's front gate — all for the privilege of earning about $8 for a long shift pumping water out of cramped, dank tunnels.
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"No Tomorrow" feels more ordinary than "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and "Jane the Virgin," but it's more engaging than most other new network comedies, and it gets a big boost from the supporting performances of Amy Pietz as the nasty boss, Jonathan Langdon as Evie's work husband and especially Jesse Rath as her long-suffering boyfriend, a tech journalist so soft-spoken he sometimes requires subtitles.
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Degas and His Model, for a short book (just 58 pages), is rich in incident and secondary characters, such as the artist's long-suffering housekeeper, Zoé, and Pauline's gossipy fellow models, Juliette and Suzon, as well as a hapless admirer of the artist who decided to pay an unannounced visit to the studio one morning, which he quickly learned was the wrong place at the wrong time.
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But while the stunts are funny, and recurring segments like "How Is This Still a Thing" (about, say, voting on Tuesdays, or the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition) and "The Most Patient Man in the World" (my personal favorite, featuring Steve Scully, the long-suffering host of the call-in show on C-SPAN) ease into the longer topical segments, it's the topical segments that anchor each episode.
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With them was a column of vehicles new, old and very old: armored personnel carriers, mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles (MRAPs), Humvees, S.U.V.s, ambulances, Soviet tanks, backhoes, bulldozers, long-suffering sedans and a bestiary of retrofitted pickups and battlewagons, whose tenuous welding and argumentative suspensions told of the years Iraqi Kurds had spent fighting with hand-me-down and homemade hardware in one war or another.
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Black women have won Academy Awards in acting for playing, among other roles, an enslaved mammy (Hattie McDaniel in "Gone With the Wind"), a "magical Negro" capable of contacting the spirit world (Whoopi Goldberg in "Ghost"), a Jezebel (Halle Berry in "Monsters Ball"), a maid in the Jim Crow South (Octavia Spencer in "The Help") and a long suffering black wife and mother (Viola Davis in "Fences").
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As we ate dinner and the wine was poured, we got to know various figures from Vanessa's life — both past and present — such as Anne (Rosie Sowa), her long-suffering friend and perhaps former lover; Robert (Spencer Scott Barros), her dear and loving husband; Emily (Brittany Bellizeare), her career-focused daughter from a previous relationship; and Theo (John Clarence Stewart), Emily's needy, philandering father.
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The wider pantheon of sidekicks - Shadow, Silver, Big the sodding Cat - have been cast headlong into the screaming cosmic abyss from whence they came, reducing the playable line-up to the Holy Trinity: Sonic himself (who can use each shield power-up's special ability), long-suffering fox acquaintance Tails (who can fly and swim) and beefy echidna rival Knuckles (who can smash through certain walls, climb and glide).
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" Larkin, the only poet with a bust in Amis's prose shrine, lets him down in his letters to Monica Jones, the longtime, long-suffering girlfriend who deserved better than the epistolary crumbs she was made to put up with: Larkin's prose [in the letters to her] is habitually perfunctory and pressureless: "Sun still shining here, but 'not for long' I fear"; "Of course, I might have been peevish anyway.
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Michael, the Jew in search of a way to accommodate his values and his hedonism; Hope, his conservative, judgmental stay-at-home wife; goofy Elliot, Michael's philandering business partner; insecure Nancy, Elliot's long-suffering, squelched artist of a wife; ambitious, insecure, unmarried Ellyn; desperate Melissa, Michael's photographer cousin who delivers every joke about her therapist tinged in borscht belt; idealistic hippie Gary, Michael's friend from college, played by a Nordic wolf.
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These generational traits die hard, but so does the rejiggering of America's class system in the last decade: Median household income has only recently rebounded to its prerecession levels, though income growth has generally stalled; homeownership rates have fallen; and consumer debt from credit cards and student loans has steadily risen, widening the gap between the wealthy and the destitute, and leaving a long-suffering demographic somewhere in the embattled middle.
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The Super Bowl is on Sunday, and the actual game is totally for the San Francisco 49ers fans who already have several "SIX RINGS"-related tweets in their drafts folders and the long-suffering Kansas City Chiefs supporters who weren't alive for Super Bowl IV. For the rest of us, it's an excuse to eat a half-dozen potato skins, drink entirely too much, and watch Mr. Peanut's third-quarter funeral.
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Williams then raced 38 yards for the clinching score, sparking wild celebration for long-suffering Chiefs fans who had not seen their team hoist the Lombardi trophy since their victory over the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV. If Chiefs supporters were over-the-moon about the long overdue Super Bowl win at Hard Rock Stadium they will be doubly excited about what the future might hold with Mahomes calling plays for years to come.
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Long-suffering Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE tried to keep the lid on a boiling-over caldron of scandals and embarrassments but finally got the boot in a Trump tweet from Air Force One announcing his successor as Priebus sat on the tarmac at Andrews Air Force Base in the rain.
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Orrin Hatch&aposs office said in a statement minutes before that Holt and his wife were on their way back to the U.S. "Over the last two years I&aposve worked with two Presidential administrations, countless diplomatic contracts, ambassadors from all over the world, a network of contacts in Venezuela, and President Maduro himself, and I could not be more honored to be able to reunite Josh with his sweet, long-suffering family in Riverton," the statement said.
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Frank and Claire Underwood are still running roughshod over the American public and the Constitution, Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright are still playing them with high levels of ham-standing and icy class respectively, everything still plays like a funhouse mirror of the skullduggery we imagine to take place in the real Washington, and the rest of House of Cards' characters still only matter insofar as they intersect with an Underwood (give or take a Michael Kelly as long-suffering aide Doug Stamper).
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At first, it unfolds like a series of sketches about the characters who live in a purple-painted, $35-a-night motel called the Magic Castle that's just down the street from Disney World; the film is held together by the hysterical antics of a kid named Moonee and her pack of young friends, as well as long-suffering hotel manager Bobby (a splendid, warm Willem Dafoe), who tries to put up with them all while keeping some kind of order.
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Frank Bruni It's rich, as the English would say, that Donald Trump is trying to profit from Anthony Weiner's latest mortification, because Trump is to his persevering supporters what Weiner was to his long-suffering wife: a scoundrel undeserving of so many second chances; a head case incapable of the redemption that's supposedly just a few extra measures of discipline away; someone selling himself as a servant of the public although he's really a slave to his own raging ego and unquenchable needs.
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These developments remind us (if, alas, anyone needs reminding) that a regime that was born from the fires of a theocratic revolution in 1979 maintains its foundational fervor; that its ambitions extend far beyond its borders; that the United States and its allies would be better advised to ramp up the political and economic pressure on the regime rather than launch more misguided efforts to coax it to moderation; and that the West should put its moral voice behind the long-suffering Iranian people.
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Still, I am pretty confident that if she were with us in 2020, Baker would be on the side of the growing racial and social justice movements that are decentralized and engaged in mass direct action tactics: the climate justice movement, the immigration rights and antiwar movements, the Poor Peoples' Campaign, and the groups that comprise The Rising Majority coalition; all of them doing work that foregrounds the interests and voices of members of the most long-suffering and marginalized sectors of our society.
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Both have been prominently mentioned in trade rumors, as has Reyes, who has 35 R.B.I. And while Cespedes said publicly that he wanted to remain a Met despite opting out of his first contract at the end of the 2016 season — walking away from the final two years at a guaranteed $53 million per season — his comments, however well-intentioned, might be used by the team's long-suffering fan base as a reason to hold Cespedes up as the scapegoat for the team's disappointing 2017 season.
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Its reviewer, Neil Young, said the movie eventually descended into "schmaltz," and, like some other critics, he argued that the female characters seemed like an afterthought: Women are very much on the sidelines, even more so than in "Trainspotting": The terrific Shirley Henderson has insultingly little to do as Spud's long-suffering girlfriend Gail, while "Boardwalk Empire's" Kelly Macdonald — whose sparklingly auspicious acting debut back in 1996 was as Renton's wise-beyond-her-years schoolgirl girlfriend Diane — pops up for a one-scene, two-minute cameo (which nevertheless somehow nabs her fifth billing).
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But while that secular liberalism, in its meritocratic-elite form, may present itself as a vehicle for long-suffering minorities to finally grasp power, in many ways it is also a peculiar post-Protestant extension of the old WASP ascendancy — shorn of that ascendancy's piety and sense of duty, but still at war with fundamentalists on one flank and Catholics on the other, still determined (to borrow an image from National Review's Michael Brendan Dougherty) to impose the current doctrines of Episcopalians on the Baptists and the Papists.
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