Lurking behind the decision is the team's CEO Grant Dalton.
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What dark secret was lurking behind her seemingly sunny persona?
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Sounds nice, but then consider the truth lurking behind Bush.
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And that's the other class element lurking behind minimalism's facade.
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A dark political calculation may be lurking behind these changes.
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But lurking behind all these signs of activity are troubling developments.
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In Texas, Hegar called Cornyn "that tall guy lurking behind" McConnell.
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A tall figure wearing a monstrous mask is lurking behind her.
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This is the question lurking behind the pre–Nevada caucus uncertainty.
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Lurking behind the algorithm are hours and hours' worth of easy watching.
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Lurking behind those numbers, however, was a recession in the business sector.
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You were lingering in chat rooms, lurking behind avatars, editing Wikipedia entries.
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Lurking behind Kara's announcement is the predicament of his party leader, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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I suppose he can if he finds the money lurking behind the math.
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Lurking behind these questions — about whether elections represent popular sentiment — lies powerful data.
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There is a secret lurking behind the bot's astonishing output—SPB isn't entirely automated.
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We discovered that Clinton isn't phased by having an angry ghost lurking behind her.
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I think there are also some uncomfortable cultural motivations lurking behind the scenes here.
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Well, the baby who was lurking behind those layers and bags is now 14.
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But there is a hidden sense of malice and danger lurking behind these images.
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You guys are so paranoid, always seeing pro-Leafs bias lurking behind every corner.
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DL: But you've said that you can see the original language '"lurking behind" a translation.
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Would any of us behave differently if there were men with guns lurking behind us?
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But there's some good news lurking behind all those extra calories and artery-damaging nutrients.
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The question lurking behind CAP's Medicare Extra plan is simple: Can health reformers have it all?
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It is, for example, lurking behind the recent stuff I've written about trade war and Brexit.
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These ads might seem harmless, but not everyone will know about the marketing strategy lurking behind them.
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Altogether, they mapped 883 galaxies lurking behind the Milky Way; you can see an artist's representation above.
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Lurking behind each of those issues isn't just a difference of opinion or a different of values.
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But lurking behind those sunny hopes is the reality that lucrative deals carry no guarantees of success.
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Trump was responding to claims that he had been "lurking" behind her during Sunday night's presidential debate.
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Maybe, lurking behind the cheerful, bespectacled face of everyone's favourite village postman there's a much seedier underbelly.
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But the faulty assumption lurking behind work requirements is that able-bodied adults on assistance programs aren't working.
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We also see a submersible scooting around the ocean floor, oblivious to the massive chompers lurking behind them.
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The big question lurking behind everything that happens in The Americans is simple: Why are they doing this?
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The bizarre situation speaks to a potential time bomb lurking behind an untold number of US residential mortgages.
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He began to follow it until it was getting dark — and realized that it was lurking behind him.
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The show also played up the viral meme sparked by Trump lurking behind Clinton during the town hall debate.
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Neither Reed nor Leishman has won a major championship, and lurking behind them were eight major winners within seven strokes.
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Finally, lurking behind the defense of Haspel is a larger, cherished CIA myth: that torture was forced on the Agency.
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But lurking behind the veil of secrecy created by Trump's failure to disclose his returns lurks another, more troubling, secret.
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"We find that great social crises are lurking behind Xuecheng's illegal actions," the monks, Du Qixin and Liu Xinjia, wrote.
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The events surrounding May '27 are often mentioned as a pivotal moment in Garrel's filmmaking, the phantom lurking behind every frame.
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Lurking behind the scenes has been Thiel, who has paid relatively little attention to the drama at Mithril in recent years.
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Lurking behind Irma is Hurricane Jose, which is gathering strength and threatens some of the same areas left devastated by Irma.
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The only parts of the map that remain hidden are those containing the bosses, such tiles lurking behind the fog gate token.
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But this time, our Shanghai bureau chief sees trouble lurking behind those numbers: weakening investment in infrastructure and less exuberant consumer spending.
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However, as is always the case with Russia, there is always a behemoth-sized controversy lurking behind any success they initially enjoy.
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Lurking behind all this, though, was the unavoidable fact that although Trump remains unpopular overall, he's still quite popular with Republican voters.
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Race is lurking behind every social story, and I honestly don't know how it would've been if I were a black reporter.
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Each of the films in this round-up distort the themes lurking behind the most romantic holiday's discussion of love, pairings, and relationships.
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Yet the tactics lurking behind the Gotti campaign bear an eerie resemblance to the much larger problem of "fake news" in our time.
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But lurking behind the case was a dispute over government agencies that some conservatives feel have become too powerful, upsetting the balance of power.
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef is one of the world's great wonders, but scientists have been surprised to find something equally spectacular lurking behind it.
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Trump is trying to physically intimidate her by standing behind her and I want to vomit Trump lurking behind HRC like a Komodo dragon.
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But lurking behind the euphemism and the sometimes-arcane details is a big debate about inequality, political power, and the nature of economic growth.
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Occasionally Ulysses gets carried away, spittle flying out of his mouth; only then do we glimpse the violence lurking behind the cool technocratic competency.
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One of the things that fascinated me about your book was how it exposed the pattern of male svengalis lurking behind most female popstars.
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When it comes to women in politics — and specifically, women in the presidency — often lurking behind language are unconscious assumptions about women in power.
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As for Trump's constant lurking behind her throughout the second debate, Clinton said it was disconcerting but she handled it as she's handled previous situations.
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"The stories made us cautious," Ms. Joseph said quietly, voicing their fear of a serial killer lurking behind the steering wheel of any strange car.
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As it stands, Shirley is the only older gamer on YouTube public about her identity, although she insists many more are lurking behind an avatar.
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We instantly recognize this domestic tableau as a make-believe world, but the subtext of gender violence indicates a darker reality lurking behind the façade.
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But at the same time, visitors often aren't aware that there might be a troubling story lurking behind the works that hang on museum walls.
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In Clinton's campaign memoir, What Happened, she also called Trump "a creep" who made her "skin crawl" when recalling him lurking behind her during a debate.
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"The big Tuesday problems are the same ones that were lurking behind the surface on Monday, including Italy budget worries," JPMorgan analysts said in a note.
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Lurking behind the former, however, are growing concerns about the costs of big cities — from direct expenses like office rent to indirect ones like housing prices.
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Lurking behind these local skirmishes is a deeper feeling of dread: that the tech sector—and the social networks it spawned—contributed meaningfully to Donald Trump's victory.
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But when we sat down for a chat with Bradley, he reminded us that there may just be evil lurking behind nice faces, and seemingly nice deeds.
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Part of the bittersweet tinge lurking behind The Greatest Generation, Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers was the idea that such heroism would never happen today.
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But new research suggests a different, troubling problem lurking behind that plateau — a steep rise in the rates of severe obesity, particularly among older and minority children.
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The true causes of violence have to be identified and named—and the diffuse language of civility too often helps obscure the ideology lurking behind these incidents.
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But lurking behind the case is a much bigger legal dispute over whether courts should defer to an agency's interpretation of its own regulations when there is ambiguity.
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However, with Microsoft's last shake up having occurred not too long ago in 2015, you have to wonder if there's even more turmoil lurking behind the scenes.[CNBC]
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When presidents or candidates speak in public nowadays, however, voters focus on the makeup artists and sorcerers lurking behind the curtain, murmuring stage directions and working the teleprompter.
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The show also played up the viral meme sparked by Trump lurking behind Clinton during the town hall debate as well as internet sensation and questioner Ken Bone.
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While we now know the darkness lurking behind the smiles of Spacey and Tambor and many other much-nominated men, we didn't during the 2017 Emmy's live taping.
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And then, of course, there is the even darker truth lurking behind the Trump-inspired women's movements: They may not work because many women don't want them to work.
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Hannay is also required to deal with attacking crop dusters, in a blissful shadow-puppet sequence, and what looks like a knife-wielding maniac lurking behind a shower curtain.
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The way he bonds with everybody is through jest, and the classic tap shoulder gag actually leads him to the reminder of the things that are lurking behind him.
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But lurking behind all of this are much bigger problems that Google needs to address that if it wants Android Wear or Wear OS or whatever's its called to succeed.
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Keith Bradsher of the NYT sees trouble lurking behind those numbers: Private Chinese businesses complain that government efforts to tame debt have made it hard for them to get money.
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Their last soundtrack, for "Doctor Sleep," was like an aural haunted house: pounding heartbeats, creaking doors, ominous chants and a low dirty drone that suggested evil lurking behind every door.
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And the x-factor lurking behind this all is the hedge funds whose hoped-for windfall, though not directly addressed in the blueprint, certainly could be delivered through congressional action.
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Lurking behind this thesis was the mostly unspoken hope that if you could upload a mind onto a computer then that mind could be preserved and its owner would not die.
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I can't say, precisely, how long it took for her to get to her real subject—the all-pervasive white man—but there he was, lurking behind almost everything she said.
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Lurking behind all the assembled evidence, which Atkinson has somehow managed to read and digest in a remarkably short period of time, is a novelistic imagination that verges on the cinematic.
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What if he arrives on Sunday at the par-3 12th, with its hourglass green, to a swirling south wind lurking behind the trees and his estranged family behind the tee?
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That strange lurking thing he did in the debate That strange lurking thing he did in the debate Donald Trump spent most of the debate on Sunday lurking behind Hillary Clinton.
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When the live-action version of Beauty and the Beast drops on March 17, you'll be retaught an important moral lesson: Sometimes, there's a handsome British actor lurking behind a CGI beast.
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I developed terrible insomnia and lay awake with visions of Manson and his girls lurking behind the trees outside my window, waiting to get me — or maybe for me to join them.
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Lurking behind the controversies over DACA, "sanctuary cities," asylum and citizenship, are a set of constitutional values on which those cases turn — from individual rights to separation of powers to state autonomy.
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It's not a particularly flashy performance — certainly nothing on the writhing piles of frustrated rage lurking behind Yvonne Strahovski's eyes in the role of Serena Joy — but it doesn't have to be.
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California has inspired a whole genre of literature and film over the years: dark and apocalyptic, with a disaster lurking behind every stunning sunset illuminating those late-afternoon winter surfers on the Pacific.
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Now lurking behind the transaction is the question of whether a Saudi government that assassinated Mr. Khashoggi and repeatedly changed its story about the murder can be trusted with nuclear fuel and technology.
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Lurking behind Google's $258.1 billion housing investment is its plan to build an 21 million square-foot campus for 20,000 employees near San Jose's downtown — less than 15 miles from its Mountain View headquarters.
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Whether or not you believe the fatalism lurking behind its verses could have caused superstitious harm to his career, several of the decisions he made in the subsequent years assuredly diminished his selling power.
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Yet lurking behind all this is one crucial fact: If Sessions is fired or quits, Trump would be able to appoint a new attorney general who would not be recused from the Russia investigation.
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Conspiracy theorists suggest there's something nefarious lurking behind Trump's quick fundraising push — alleging that Trump is trying to make it illegal for nonprofits to criticize him (a myth Snopes debunked) or trying to enrich himself.
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It's a pretty cute detail until you realize a shadow man is lurking behind the Stone family in the portrait; a shadow man identical to the the force that was also sliding around Kelly's home.
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The subtext lurking behind such a mischievously loaded sentence is one of stretched truths and potential lies, proffering a minefield of uncertainty about the veracity of any answers or information provided either before or thereafter.
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This is the kind of deceptively simple-seeming but devilishly complex music that demands repeat listens in order to truly unlock its secrets (or at least decipher the notes lurking behind that sepulchral guitar tone).
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TEHRAN — Iran's highest leader said on Wednesday that any disrupters of national elections, which are less than two weeks away, would receive a "slap in the face," underscoring the political tensions lurking behind the vote.
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Lurking behind the case was an effort to revive the "non-delegation doctrine" of the Constitution -- a legal theory that holds that Congress can't delegate its legislative power to other branches without giving the proper guidance.
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Song-a-day man Jonathan Mann's latest track, "Trump Hump the Chair Song," is a perilously catchy account of Trump's bizarre debate behavior — from his constant lurking behind Hillary Clinton to, yes, the whole chair thing.
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But try as Libby might, she can never quite bring herself to ignore the woman lurking behind Toby's story: Rachel, that archetypal shrewish wife who just does not understand Toby and everything he has done for her.
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But Cam Simpson, an investigative journalist at Bloomberg News, began a quest, fueled by outrage and disgust, to answer a question lurking behind the murders: How could the world's wealthiest, most powerful military treat its workers this way?
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Lurking behind the government shutdown fight is a problem Republicans need to deal with — one that has given Democrats leverage in negotiations: budget caps, which put a hard upper limit on how much Congress can spend on military and domestic programs.
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There's a little more insistence, drive, and purpose as the track goes on, slowly building in volume if not tempo—like a lazy hike in the woods that takes on renewed purpose when you think there's something lurking behind you.
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You might have seen him lurking behind Vice President Pence during an update on the coronavirus or looking on as President Trump downplayed the epidemic, or getting grilled by Congress this week over the government's botched rollout of test kits.
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Lurking behind the daily gyrations of the stock market is a deeper story about the threat coronavirus carries to the global economy — a story that Congress needs to understand and act on now to stave off a potentially devastating recession.
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This awareness of an amused Macdonald lurking behind the deadpan Norm is what animates his forays into meta-comedy — not the smug refusals of anti-comedy, but genuinely funny subversions that exploit what audiences have come to expect from the form.
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As we scoot along, I'm hyper-aware of the noisy hydrofoil lurking behind the wave—and the pool's concrete bottom beneath it—but the 6-foot wave commands the same amount of respect as it would if were were in the ocean.
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WASHINGTON — Lurking behind the turmoil and the jockeying for advantage in President-elect Donald J. Trump's effort to assemble a national security team lies the more fundamental question of how he will address the immediate and complex challenges he inherits upon taking office.
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Mr. Pistorius's fall — as well as the unsettling questions the trial raised about violence against women and the racial fears lurking behind the murder — occurred in a country increasingly disaffected with the post-apartheid order and its architect, the long-governing African National Congress.
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Also joining the newcomers this season will be Bahara Golestani, seen in the trailer interacting with what looks like a uniformed Morrison; Julian Silva, shown lurking behind Blackk; and, in perhaps one of the most surprising cameos, M. Night Shyamalan, who might be playing himself.
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Formula One SAKHIR, Bahrain — Lurking behind the headlines of the new Formula One season, which stages its second race at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday, the first American team in the series in 21986 years had an unexpectedly successful debut, but one that is shrouded in controversy.
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Halbreich proposes in her catalog essay that the artist's move to New Mexico in 253 echoes a theme of "disappearance" in his work, which she outlines with a thirteen-point argument presumably meant to put space between the artist and the psychotic persona lurking behind his more disturbing pieces.
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As a host, she's equal parts earnest and off-kilter, introducing one demented craft project after another — from necklaces adorned with decaying raisins to popsicle sticks dipped in glue and stray hair — all while keeping an eye out for pesky snakes that might be lurking behind yarn balls.
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Since Western-backed forces began their advance on Mosul in earnest in February, six months after the initial military offensive by Iraqi forces, ISIS has put up fierce resistance with their own barrage of mortar shells and sniper fire — constant threats lurking behind burned-out houses and mountains of rubble.
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Rather, it's how precisely Keegan plays it, lurking behind the action just long enough for Irving to walk all the way back to line up a clearance before the striker scampers to the ball, only to pull up three steps beforehand in order to perfectly position himself in front of goal.
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Judging from their enthusiasm, they had recovered from the summer's "diphoton hangover," the nickname given to the disappointment that followed the coming apart, weeks earlier, of a striking observation — an excess number of photons hinting that some exotic new particle might be lurking behind the scenes, an encore to the Higgs boson.
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The upshot of all of this is that lurking behind a broad Democratic Party consensus that the government needs to beef up its antitrust efforts, there's plenty of room for disagreement and it's not clear that all the relevant parties have really considered the full implications of some of the things they have said.
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Screenshot: BBCThere's a dark secret lurking behind all the promised benefits of the impending 43G networks slowly coming online around the world: All that extra speed and bandwidth is going to make it really hard to stay within your monthly data limits, as the BBC recently discovered with its first live segment streamed over 5G.
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Such a critique presumes a ruthless process of self-examination on the part of the artist who, through the rigors of imagination and insight, bores through the floor of her own loathing into the subbasement of our own, where we are left to contemplate the face of Trump lurking behind one of our many masks. REJOICE!
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Microsoft started shipping Surface Studio orders a little earlier than expected last week, which means iFixit has started tearing down the all-in-one PC. As this is a computer, there aren't too many surprises to be found, but the teardown does reveal a few things about Microsoft's approach to this unusual PC. The first is a noteworthy ARM chip found lurking behind the 28-inch display.
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But even as 18-year-olds are funneled through anti-sexual-assault seminars and sit cross-legged in common rooms watching films, there's a dirty little secret lurking behind the scenes: There's not much evidence that these programs actually work, I learned while researching them for my upcoming book — and for both financial and political reasons, what is perhaps the most promising program is barely taught on US campuses at all.
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