According to Peterson, Collins made a move for Johnson's gun.
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"We recognize that she has made a move," he added.
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He never made a move to restrict press freedom, however.
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He made a move and slid a forehand short side past Mason.
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She made a move to kiss him – then denied him the kiss.
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The index wavered, and spiked as some dark algos made a move.
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She, too, made a move out of character: She kissed him back.
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FBI agents killed him as he made a move toward his pistol.
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Meanwhile, the island's oversight board made a move to review most government contracts.
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"I used my speed, made a move and put it in," Ovechkin said.
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Before I made a move to get out he turned to face me.
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And in 1991, he made a move that led directly to Trump Tower.
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But, just as in the film, no one made a move to go.
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Two weeks before Morgan's phone started buzzing, he made a move on her.
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He then made a move, asking her to sit on top of them.
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In March, Microsoft made a move that was as symbolic as it was lucrative.
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Trader Steve Grasso said he made a move into EEM right after the election.
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We made a move from Orange County to Long Beach right before this record.
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But then Kanye's wife, Kim Kardashian West, made a move that changed the story.
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Jake met Becca a few times, Becca points out, and he never made a move.
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"We were on the rooftop overlooking the city," he said, "and I made a move."
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Phoebe even apologizes to Rachel for the fact that Paolo "made a move" on her.
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Bryson DeChambeau made a move with 63, tying his best score on the PGA Tour.
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When one of the guys made a move toward him, Gasparino reportedly shoved him away.
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The Rebels made a move early in the second half to get back into the game.
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Smart and his staff made a move last week that reflected confidence in the tailback position.
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Eka made a move toward the bar, suggesting it might be time to have some Jaegermeister.
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The serious political maneuvering was cut Friday when Obama made a move that made Twitter collectively giggle.
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After spotting unusual options activity in biopharma name Relypsa, Halftime Report expert Jon Najarian made a move.
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The company recently made a move to de-risk its recycling business by changing the business model.
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Both North Korea and the United States warned of devastating consequences if the other made a move.
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However, the White House has not made a move on the program amid Trump's other immigration crackdowns.
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CT: Well these days, Alliance Group as a holding company has also made a move into infrastructure.
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If I made a move toward either kitten, both shrank; a second move and they scurried away.
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"Hearn was talking about Wilder fighting Joshua for ages, but they never made a move," he said.
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Zibanejad made a move to get Anderson out of position and lifted a shot over the stick.
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In 2008, at the age of 36, Paltrow finally made a move toward starting her a business.
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Then, on Saturday the police finally made a move, blocking streets and firing volleys of tear gas.
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Intercontinental Exchange has also made a move towards diversification by becoming more of a technology and information play.
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Some artists have already made a move further east into Broadway Junction, Cypress Hills, and East New York.
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With public hearings getting underway, House Republicans made a move to bolster their response to the impeachment probe.
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Nosek made a move on Andersen before backhanding the puck into the net for a 2-1 lead.
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"I totally had a crush on Kirsten at that time, and I totally made a move," he says.
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Japan's Line, one of the world's most used chat apps, has just made a move into on-demand services.
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Showalter said Wieters is getting closer to returning, and if he wasn't, the team would have made a move.
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I think [the mayor] just got caught up in all this stuff and made a move off-the-cuff.
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I can honestly say that they made a move that's better for the game, which is what they're about.
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Barkov made a move and slid a backhand shot between Mrazek's pads for his third goal of the season.
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The Predators made a move at the trade deadline, acquiring veteran forward P.A. Parenteau from New Jersey on Wednesday.
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Trader Joe's made a move this year to eliminate plastic in its packaging and the reactions were overall positive.
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He made a move to hide the hair, but she found her voice and told him to drop it.
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Wheldon made a move toward fintech with the launch of Rho Business Banking alongside his co-founder Everett Cook.
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"I think, What would my life have been like if I had never made a move on Mary?" he said.
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As beautiful as she was/is, I never made a move because I used to date her female best friend.
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Grab, Uber's main rival in Southeast Asia, has made a move into dock-less bikes after the company quietly backed oBike.
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McGinn made a move to shoot, but the puck went off his stick and was accidentally shoved in by Vancouver's Tanev.
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They still seek returns in this relatively lower yield, low-inflation environment, yet many have made a move to passive investing.
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When the stock was at $20, the online marketplace made a move that worried a lot of investors including the host.
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Will Richardson broke the streak with a jumper, but the Buffaloes still led 23-267 when the Ducks made a move.
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Xavier extended its lead in the second half, taking a 47-39 lead with 12:34 remaining before DePaul made a move.
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Lawmakers and the president keep saying immigration laws need a major overhaul, but no one has made a move in that direction.
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Facebook made a move to calm advertiser fears as the company continues to deal with the fallout from its political ad policies.
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In 1989, Merkel made a move toward a career in politics and joined the center-right activists of the Democratic Awakening party.
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The House of Representatives has made a move to avert a government shutdown with only days before Congress's April 28 spending deadline.
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This week, the Canadian company behind the Keystone XL pipeline made a move that activated progressives' worst fears about major trade agreements.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo just made a move that could make getting care for coronavirus more affordable for New York residents.
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Chicago made a move of its own on Saturday by activating outfielder Avisail Garcia (hamstring) from the 10-day DL. Garcia is batting .
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Two years ago, WeChat made a move that would speed up its evolution from a simple app into an all-in-one platform.
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Investors made a move on industrial stocks in anticipation that a U.S.-China trade agreement is near completion, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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In the featured Fight Pass bout, Robin van Roosmalen made a move down to featherweight and challenged Gabriel Varga for the Glory title.
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Farhad: Speaking of media, Facebook made a move to block ad-blocking this week — but it was quickly countered by the ad blockers.
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They followed him until they made a move to stop him from getting on an interstate and Conditt ended up in a ditch.
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O recently made a move to expand merchandising rights of her personal "Oprah's" brand to include bottled water, energy drinks, coconut water ... and lemonade.
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The Wildcats' offense, which struggled with poor field position in the first quarter, finally made a move by driving 29 yards for a touchdown.
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Guests here have reacted positively since the bottled water was introduced in September, happy that "finally a big brand made a move", she said.
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Photo: GettyThe Federal Communications Commission just made a move to make global location positioning even more global by opening the doors to Europe's system.
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At 5 AM CEST on Thursday, July 14, the hacker made a move to set themselves up to grab the funds, confirming malicious intent.
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Ovechkin, the Capitals' third shooter, made a move to his right and fired high over Bruins goaltender Anton Khudobin, off the post and in.
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It wasn't until several states including Texas announced a plan to sue the administration over the program that Trump made a move to end it.
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After Facebook made a move in the advertising business, "Fast Money" traders debated whether its shares were a better buy than Google-parent Alphabet's stock.
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Nico immediately pushes Levi away, explaining if he had known Levi wasn't out of the closet and more experienced he "would've never" made a move.
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He skated in with space on the left side, made a move toward the slot and fired a shot past Raanta for the unassisted equalizer.
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I looked around and saw the sea of white faces staring on the packed beach — not a single one had made a move to help.
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No. 8 North Carolina — into something far more bizarre: Williamson's Nike sneaker had broken apart as he made a move at the free-throw line.
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"We made a move that you don't normally make by using your closer for two innings, but we got to win a game," Collins said.
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In February, it made a move to host Chinese users' iCloud accounts in a new data center based in China, to comply with new laws.
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"We're always looking at win now, but we've never made a move that's 'win now but forget about the future,'" General Manager Mike Rizzo said.
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The clothing brand Universal Standard has made a move it calls unprecedented: It is releasing a collection of high-end basics spanning sizes 353 to 40.
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They marched past Mexican immigration agents who, under different circumstances, might have made a move to detain them, since they were in Mexico without legal authorization.
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Two brothers made a move toward suing the New York Police Department over an arrest and seizure of hemp plants that were incorrectly identified as marijuana.
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On Thursday — the National Day of Prayer — President Donald Trump made a move intended to satisfy his repeated promises to conservative Christians from the campaign trail.
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He made a move to his right and fired high over Boston goalie Anton Khudobin, and Boston's Riley Nash failed to convert on the Bruins' final attempt.
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Hours after WeWork announced plans to move into Japan, one of the U.S. co-working giant's chief rivals made a move to increase the competition in Asia.
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He recalls considering the option to just stay at Quidsi, but had he not made a move, he says he would have missed out on several opportunities.
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Apparently, it's been in the works for over a year, so Skype doesn't want anyone thinking it just jumped on the bandwagon after Facebook made a move.
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And he made a move that's informed many of his biggest decisions ever since — he hired a "disruptive change researcher" to insulate his portfolios from this phenomenon.
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How can you say anything when you, too, have shut a door during a business meeting and made a move, you know, just to test the water?
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As viewer habits change, Nielsen has also made a move to cover shows watched on online streaming services, via platforms such as Netflix or via games consoles.
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The U.S. made a move this week to strengthen its relationship with Taiwan, raising eyebrows in China, which strongly opposes countries pursuing ties with the island-nation.
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As viewer habits change, Nielsen has also made a move to cover shows watched on online streaming services, via platforms such as Netflix or via games consoles.
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After some cajoling, crisis is averted and Francesca admits she does feel the same way and would've kissed Dev back if he ever made a move on her.
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"When we made a move to let Diaz get some work (in the minors), we're committed to having shortstop come in a play this for awhile," Matheny said.
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If you're wondering why law enforcement hasn't made a move, the general consensus from most experts seems to be that police will take the "wait them out" approach.
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For example, earlier this week, Amazon made a move to better highlight its one and two-hour delivery service Prime Now, by giving it its own dedicated website.
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Murray started on the back nine and was two under after four holes and then made a move with four consecutive birdies starting at the par-four 693th.
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Two decades ago, he made a move into Russia, becoming an early investor in newly privatized state enterprises as a co-founder of the hedge fund Hermitage Capital.
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In October, NBC made a move to rebuild Mr. Fallon's audience, installing the veteran network executive and former "Today" producer Jim Bell to take charge of the show.
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The Dutch fighter, with roots in Iran and Armenia, was regarded as a potential champion, but when contract negotiations with the UFC went south, Bellator made a move.
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Unfortunately, money managers weren't ready when Trump made a move and were left scrambling on Monday trying to figure out what stocks will work amid the new political landscape.
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Charlotte made a move to bolster the lineup with Kidd-Gilchrist out and completed a three-team trade to bring in veteran guard Courtney Lee from the Memphis Grizzlies.
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After taking a backhand pass out of the Detroit zone from left winger and captain Henrik Zetterberg, Larkin made a move and put a backhand shot under the crossbar.
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The CFPB has not made a move to further regulate this area since putting out a basic set of principles in 2017, although the agency will hold a Feb.
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Sitting in third place in the Atlantic Division, Boston made a move to bolster its offense by acquiring Drew Stafford from Winnipeg for a sixth-round conditional draft pick.
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Explaining why he hadn't yet made a move to Berlin, Kubicki told the paper that if he did, he could turn into a "drinker" and "possibly also a whoremonger".
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When he finally made a move in September 2016—kissing her outside of a movie theater—Jennifer says she wasn't eager to jump back into a relationship with him.
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Today, it made a move toward the latter, announcing a couple of applications designed to put the HoloLens to work in Dynamics 365, giving it a real business purpose.
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Speaking to reporters following a news conference with his Austrian counterpart, Mevlut Cavusoglu also said Turkey would not attack Syrian government forces unless they made a move against Turkey.
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Struggling department store Debenhams was a bright spot on the UK indexes after Sports Direct's Mike Ashley made a move towards running the more than 28.63-year-old company.
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Struggling department store Debenhams was a bright spot on the UK indexes after Sports Direct's Mike Ashley made a move towards running the more than 240-year-old company.
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As soon as the two left, the documentary's co-host Adam Pearson — who has a condition that causes multiple facial tumours — made a move to get the same seats.
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Z Holdings made a move in September to take control of fashion e-tailer Zozo in a $3.7 billion deal, as it bulks up against rivals such as Amazon.com.
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As beautiful as she was/is, I never made a move because I used to date her female best friend, so I thought the 'girl code' would halt my advance.
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The Houston Rockets finally made a move, shipping center Clint Capela to the Atlanta Hawks as part of a four-team deal that included 12 players, according to various reports.
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Matt Damon and Ben Affleck — the men responsible for inclusive works such as Good Will Hunting, Argo, The Town, and Manchester by the Sea — have made a move towards diversity.
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After Winker sprinted in from left field to catch a foul fly ball along the third base line, he made a move to take a bite from the fan's nachos.
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Grab, the billion-dollar company rivaling Uber in Southeast Asia, just made a move to tap into Chinese tourism after it added support for Alipay, China's largest digital payment service.
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Earlier in the day, the Cubs made a move to bolster their bullpen, acquiring left-hander Derek Holland and cash from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for cash considerations.
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" Mr. Lee said he knew he had lost the match after AlphaGo made a move so unexpected and unconventional that he thought "it was impossible to make such a move.
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No one in the rest of the field, even with most having good days and the occasional good poll, has made a move toward serious consideration as the nominee. Sen.
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It was only a matter of time before a major North American pro sports franchise made a move like this, as the world seemingly agrees that streaming is the future.
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"I'm stubborn and I wasn't going to be the one to ruin a good joke like that," Arendas tells PEOPLE about why she never made a move to meet Avsec IRL.
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Tatar corralled it and found Danault alone in front of the net, where he made a move on Samsonov before converting 21:22 into the period for a 231-0 lead.
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In June 2015, the Three Affiliated Tribes made a move to increase tribal involvement in oil production, which had traditionally been dominated by outside companies that lease land from the tribes.
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The New England Patriots signed Brian Hoyer after Tom Brady bolted for Tampa Bay, and the Los Angeles Chargers haven't made a move since losing Philip Rivers to the Indianapolis Colts.
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By the time I was visiting regularly, Louis Gencarelli had taken over his father's business, and in 1993 he made a move that seemed strange: He put Bible verses on the cups.
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But it's at least the second time that the Trump administration has made a move to spread economic or bureaucratic pain to mostly blue state-dwelling upper middle class and rich Americans.
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While there, she confessed to me that after I never made a move on her, she developed an eating disorder, went to/got kicked out of rehab and was basically an alcoholic.
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It was probably only a matter of time before G.M. made a move, after it paid $500 million in January for a stake in Lyft and took a seat on Lyft's board.
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A lot of crap gets shared on Facebook, but coming soon the volume may be a little less after Facebook made a move to penalize content that shamelessly begs people for engagement.
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Couture ignored a last-second slash by Tomas Vanek and made a move to his backhand before filling Vancouver goalie Jacob Markstrom's five-hole at 15:59 for a 83-0 lead.
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So, that answers your question, and they spoke about that before the president made a move and they spoke about that before Attorney General Jeff Sessions made an announcement about that, too.
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The major, which produces more than half its oil and gas in Africa, has made a move to diversify away from the continent by clinching a series of deals in the Gulf region.
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I started running faster lap times than I had in qualifying, and on the final lap, with three corners to go, I made a move for third place and grabbed a podium finish.
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Reciprocating the good will, Mugabe made a move that would flatter Beijing's global ambition: Zimbabwe announced that it would become the first foreign country to accept the Chinese yuan as an official currency.
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Maryland made a move in the final eight minutes of the first half, going on a 7-0 run to take a 27-15 lead with 5:133 left in the first half.
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The rookie forward controlled the puck in front of the Calgary net and made a move, then shot around Rittich to help the Canadiens win consecutive games for the first time since Dec.
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In the new midseason trailer Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, Jenni "JWoww" Farley and Angelina Pivarnick get into an explosive argument over claims that Jenni's boyfriend, Zack Clayton Carpinello, made a move on Angelina.
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The "Hunger Games" star first spoke about her crush on the heartthrob in 2018, telling "Entertainment Tonight" that she was "waiting for him to get a little bit older" before she made a move.
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But the European Union has made a move in the opposite direction; it announced on May 6th that a "special envoy for the promotion of freedom and belief outside the EU" had been chosen.
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It was late on a Friday night in 2013, and the WeWork founder and chief executive had just made a move to add the top 223 floors to his rapidly expanding real estate dealings.
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Z Holdings, formerly known as Yahoo Japan, made a move in September to take control of fashion e-tailer Zozo Inc in a $3.7 billion deal, as it bulks up against rivals like Amazon.com.
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But today, Amazon made a move to counterbalance some of that criticism: it launched a new portal it's calling Storefronts to celebrate mom-and-pop shops and other smaller merchants that sell through the platform.
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And though Spotify got its big break in America through viral distribution in Facebook's now defunct desktop sidebar ticker, Facebook never made a move to invest in or acquire the startup that's since gone public.
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" On Thursday, Trump jokingly made a move to ditch the White House correspondents he seems to loathe so much, inviting their children into the Oval Office and saying: "Should we leave your parents out here?
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I mean, if you're talking about global coordinated action and the Fed already made a move to cut rates, what would your advice be for your predecessor Christine Lagarde who is now running that institution?
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Just 35 seconds later, the Senators took a 3-2 lead on another odd-man rush as Connor Brown passed across to Chris Tierney, who made a move on Blackwood and flipped the puck in.
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The ScenarioIt's a bitter, silent standoff between your friend and his two roommates—someone left explosive red sauce all over the microwave two months ago and no one's made a move to clean it or fess up.
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The Cleveland Indians were counting on their pitching to carry the team to the playoffs and even made a move to bolster the staff by bringing in Andrew Miller at the trade deadline to solidify the bullpen.
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To celebrate the release of its new Cheers-but-with-weed sitcom Disjointed, Netflix made a move into the cannabis industry and released ten different strains of weed inspired by some of its hit shows, Variety reports.
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Evan Longoria reached base on an infield single, but the first-base umpire ruled that he made a move toward second as he watched the third baseman and he was tagged out before he returned to first.
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The most profound challenge to the White House's new occupant would be if Moscow made a move in one of the Baltic states, which are members of NATO but are also home to substantial ethnic Russian minorities.
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If a new friend asked you for guidance every time he made a move — from picking out his outfit, to deciding where to eat lunch, to choosing what TV show to watch — you'd stop answering his texts.
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On June 23, Ravelry—the "Facebook of knitting," founded in 2007—made a move to make the knitting community a safer space for people of color, by banning public support of the Trump administration on their platform.
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Amazon's every move now sets the pace for the industry, he pointed out, using its introduction of a plan to eventually use drones for delivery as an example of where it made a move that was widely copied.
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Wong hit a breaking point, decided life was too short to do work she disliked, and made a move that is increasingly common among her millennial peers: She decided to move home, live with her parents, and reset.
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But as his team pressured him to push on, Rosberg made a move that cost him a podium finish when he was penalized for an aggressive passing maneuver that was judged to have forced Verstappen off the track.
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Chief Financial Officer Thomas Seifert said Symantec had been eyeing Blue Coat for a while and wanted to wait to have the separation of the Veritas unit behind the company before it made a move to buy it.
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Before Shari Redstone made a move for a merger, some CBS executives had been considering looking to sell the network to a big tech company like Google (officially, Alphabet) as a longer-term move, according to two sources.
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Manafort had long been on the shortlist of targets with various witnesses walking in and out of the federal courthouse in Washington to testify against him to a grand jury in the months before Mueller made a move.
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An obscure New York chess master, Shelby Lyman, stood in a public television studio in Albany, rearranging pieces on a primitive demonstration board when the players made a move and filling in the intervals with analysis and commentary.
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But American companies, even if they have an eye toward an eventual thaw in relations, have not made a move because of other sanctions that prohibit doing business with Iran without authorization from the Treasury, as Boeing received.
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Last month, prosecutors made a move that was seen as signaling the continuing cooperation of Sam Patten, an American consultant who had worked with Mr. Kilimnik and Russia-aligned Ukrainians looking to build ties to the Trump administration.
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NSF, which first made a move in February, said in a statement that its offer was now unconditional in terms of acceptances by investors, with June 5 the last date on which the takeover may be declared "wholly unconditional".
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NSF, which first made a move in February, said in a statement that its offer was now unconditional in terms of acceptances by investors, with June 753 the last date on which the takeover may be declared "wholly unconditional".
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ET, FSN Southeast (Charlotte), ROOT (Utah) ABOUT THE HORNETS (15-229): Charlotte made a move to shake up the roster on Thursday, acquiring center Miles Plumlee from the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for centers Spencer Hawes and Roy Hibbert.
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When I had long hair and a fringe a couple of years ago, I was always coded as femme and then after that, I made a move to a slightly more masculine style and people assumed I was trans masc.
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"I picked up the puck and saw some open ice, so I just took the open ice and coming over the blue line I saw it was a one-on-one, made a move and it worked out," Athanasiou said.
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The Sabres went ahead with 13:34 left in the opening period when Girgensons made a move around Rangers defenseman Marc Staal and cut to the crease, where he slid the puck into the vacated right side of the net.
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Other teams that could be buying: Pittsburgh Penguins (although they're pretty much capped out), San Jose Sharks, St. Louis Blues (who might also be selling, at least when it comes to Shattenkirk), Nashville Predators, Calgary Flames (who've already made a move).
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They made a move the other day where they're now doing these showcases for Amazon Echo and Google Home in their stores, which aren't just shelving, but it's also people helping to show you how to use the use cases.
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More of a fast-follower of trends than a market leader, the company made a move to develop more console-friendly and PC-based game titles with the acquisition of Double Helix Games in 2014 as those platforms surged in popularity.
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Cuban authorities have made a move to reignite citizens' sex lives by reintroducing a series of state-run pay-per-hour motels which they hope will "diversify the options for love", the country's official trade union weekly Trabajadores announced on Monday.
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Foligno gave Columbus a 1-0 lead at 6:183 when he stole the puck in the defensive zone, skated up the left side of the ice, made a move on Josh Morrissey and fired a wrist shot past Comrie.
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He carried the puck from the right point along the boards to the middle of the ice, skated down the slot, made a move past Detroit center Henrik Zetterberg and beat Mrazek with a wrist shot from between the hash marks.
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CreditCreditDavid Walter Banks for The New York Times PHOENIX — Three weeks into his new job as Arizona's governor, Doug Ducey made a move that won over Silicon Valley and paved the way for his state to become a driverless car utopia.
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The rest of Uber's board is not happy that Uber investor (and board seat holder) Benchmark filed a lawsuit against Travis Kalanick, the company's former CEO, alleging he deceived the board when he made a move to gain control over more seats.
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" He said that his first indication that Berru's partying was not as innocent as it seemed was when Berru "made a move on [his] friend at [the club night] Wierd Night in Brooklyn, trying to make out with her in a bathroom.
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When we first spotted Facebook testing Mentorships nearly a year ago, we'd guessed it would be a service focused on career advancement, coming as it did so soon after Facebook made a move into job listings and LinkedIn launching its own mentoring features.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina made a move to lower its high labor costs this week with a deal to reduce benefits for workers in the country's immense Vaca Muerta shale oil formation, but the resource may remain largely untapped until world oil prices recover further.
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Konecny made a move to elude Washington defenseman John Carlson near the blue line — the teams skate 3-on-3 in overtime — and quickly cut from the left side to the middle before firing a shot past goaltender Braden Holtby from between the circles.
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Originally a psychology major at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Leschper made a move from the commuter and professional-dominated city to the more culturally minded Athens in 2013 to attend the University of Georgia where she majored in art with a focus on printmaking.
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The Canadian baritone has lately made a move into Wagner, singing Hans Sachs and Amfortas; the resultant darkening of his voice lent gravity and psychological complexity to the part of Tell, who makes his presence felt more through asides and responses than with bravura arias.
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There is a serious rupture in one of the most enduring relationships in Hollywood, because Jada Pinkett Smith has made a move signaling what could be the end of her relationship with longtime, close pal Kris Jenner, as well as Kim and Khloe Kardashian ... TMZ has learned.
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They surprised everyone last season by riding a wild-card berth to a game away from the World Series and then made a move over the winter that those Evil Empire Yankees teams always seemed to make: acquiring Stanton, the reigning National League most valuable player.
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Williamson, who is widely expected to be the top pick in the N.B.A. draft later this year, appeared to twist his left foot as his sneaker fell apart — with the sole literally breaking off at the seam — while he made a move near the free-throw line.
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But what really stings is that the White Sox knew they'd started hot, knew they still needed another piece or two to keep paying it forward, and made a move to strike while the iron was hot—and all they got for their prescience was 2016 James Shields.
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Attorneys pressing a pair of class-action suits against Trump also made a move Friday that could increase the political pain for the candidate: They said they're planning to file with a federal court in San Diego excerpts of videos of Trump's two recent depositions in the case.
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The Mariners made a move to fortify the rotation by bringing in veteran right-hander Mike Leake in a trade from the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday, but they sit 4 1/22 games behind the Minnesota Twins in the race for the second AL wild card spot.
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The mirror caught my reflection, and suddenly I was squinting into my eyes, trying to figure out how I could be madly in love with someone but know in my core that if the person I was drinking with at this bar made a move, I would go along with it.
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SAN DIEGO — On a day when the warm Santa Ana winds were gusting and swirling at Torrey Pines, Tiger Woods made a move up the leaderboard during the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open, as he had often done on the way to winning eight PGA Tour titles here.
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And if it hadn't been for his fear that Stieglitz would be hurt if he made a move, and O'Keeffe's irritation with Strand's worship of Stieglitz and his general dependence — she called him "the most helpless, slow, unseeing creature I ever saw" — the course of art history might have been different.
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A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Trump values his relationship with Erdogan, but conceded that the United States has limited leverage and that the Trump administration was unlikely to commit more troops or covert operators to Syria, even if Turkey made a move from Afrin to Manbij.
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Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-NJ), who chairs the House Appropriations Committee, made a move to avert a government shutdown late Wednesday night, introducing a continuing resolution to provide one week of stop-gap funding, effectively extending the shutdown deadline to May 5, to buy Congress more time to negotiate a spending bill.
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Trump's order, signed into law on Tuesday, imposes a 30 percent tariff on fully assembled imported solar panels as well as the cells of which the panels are made - a move intended to protect American jobs but which the solar industry worries will raise costs and trigger thousands of layoffs.
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A pivotal moment in the development of artificial intelligence occurred at the Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul last March, when a computer finally beat a human at the ancient game of Go. During a key match, Google's AlphaGo made a move that puzzled even Lee Sedol, the Go master that the computer defeated.
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RElATED VIDEO: Furious 7 Star Ronda Rousey Dishes on Fighting in Heels in Epic Fight Scene with Michelle Rodriguez This didn't exactly sit well with Rousey and when Triple H made a move to try and protect his wife from the simmering fighter, Ronda picked him up and slammed him through a table.
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O/U: 2 ABOUT THE BEARS (3-4): Chicago made a move to get Trubisky another weapon in the passing game by trading for wide receiver Dontrelle Inman, who had fallen on the depth chart with the Los Angeles Chargers after recording career highs of 58 catches and 810 yards last season.
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In 2011, the left-wing government of Bolivia (which Ash would call a free speech "swing state," though he doesn't mention it specifically) made a move in this direction when it passed a law that restricted privately owned companies to one-third of radio and TV spectrum licenses, down from 90 percent previously.
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I covered that match as a cub reporter at PC Magazine, and as with Lee versus AlphaGo, people thought it was a signal moment for AI. Weirdly, just as in game two of the Lee match, Deep Blue made a move in its game two against Kasparov that no human would ever make.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE earlier this month made a move that disturbed many in the criminal justice system — including U.S. attorneys and line prosecutors.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) made a move to include surveillance provisions favorable to law enforcement — effectively a poison pill that killed the legislation.
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The N.B.A. made a move last week to try to change the perception of the G League as a basketball backwater, introducing a new "professional path" for 276-20 in which certain one-and-done talents like Bazley will be able to earn $125,000 for a season in the G League before becoming eligible for the N.B.A. draft.
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In the second game of this week's historic Go match between Lee Sedol, one of the world's top players, and AlphaGo, an artificially intelligent computing system built by a small team of Google researchers, this surprisingly skillful machine made a move that flummoxed everyone from the throngs of reporters and photographers to the match commentators to, yes, Lee Sedol himself.
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A year ago, the Department of Justice, under the leadership of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, made a move widely interpreted as a signal to federal prosecutors and other law enforcement officials to crack down on cannabis — and marijuana businesses — in states that had legalized pot: It rescinded guidance issued during Barack Obama's presidency that allowed states to legalize pot without the threat of federal interference even as marijuana remained illegal under federal law.
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