The traces and legacy of "The Bride" act like an opening, making room for artists who are not white, European men and making room for the practices they pursue.
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Thanks for making room for me today, for this podcast.
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Perhaps she's making room for more projects like Black Mirror?
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But no medal will compare to making room for this.
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But only if making room for new revelations about queerness.
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Making room for millennials, if you wanna call us that.
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It was about making room for others to be heard.
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Making room for marginalized people opens up space for everyone.
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And he's even making room for those critics in his administration.
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That norm is now making room for some much-needed diversity.
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He's just now making room for America's red, white AND blue.
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They are, however, making room for a very exclusive collection drop.
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Or, perhaps Kardashian West is making room for her own big news.
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At this point, though, he's not making room for a significant other.
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That also disappeared from Apple's site today, making room for new models.
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For an all-girls home, making room for Mr. Olson proved challenging.
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Move over, Santa Claus, Hallmark Channel is making room for the Easter Bunny!
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After making room for Kanye West, Post Malone is back at No. 272.
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Making room for the vision my generation has of the world we'll build. .
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However, she said they are making room for the possibility that they're wrong.
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And so Ford has now downsized its footprint, making room for other foundations.
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It seems the industry is finally making room for more kinds of beauty now.
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GM is "making room for that transition while the getting is good,"Jones said.
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His departure could also be part of the show making room for new blood.
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Click through, and start making room for a few more squares on your screen.
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The Riverbanks Zoo & Garden in Columbia, South Carolina, is making room for one more.
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You're essentially making room for your abs to contract fully by pushing air out.
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Everyone knows that country radio hasn't been making room for the voices of women.
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Robyn Brown has an interesting idea for making room for her newest bundle of joy.
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The American Kennel Club is making room for two more breeds at its prestigious table.
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The show blends the sincere with the sardonic, making room for the multitudes gays contain.
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We left victorious, making room for the next round of urbanites to grab their axes.
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But on the evidence of CTM, at least, it is making room for more invigorating acts.
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Natasha shames her mother into making room for some wounded soldiers as they flee the city.
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Of ex-presidents gracefully exiting the political stage, making room for new voices and new ideas.
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However, not everyone is pleased with media outlets making room for more race in their reporting.
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He expressed concern about making room for the additional employees in the already-crowded Denver area.
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Chemotherapy helped eradicate his existing immune system cells, making room for the new and improved ones.
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" Reposting the cute image, Williams added, "Making room for new and beautiful things to come in 2018!
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This is, I think, the only way to start making room for more light in your life.
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And yes, they're making room for travel in their budget even if they have student loan debt.
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But riders are good for the most part about making room for as many people as possible.
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That's making room for a gap in oversight, former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC last week.
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The show, written by Canadians, is about country people making room for strangers, including Muslims and gay couples.
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In addition to dealers making room for 2018 models, continuing low interest rates also could help drive sales.
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She then takes a lantern to Remy's room; he wastes no time making room for her in his bed.
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Mr Engel focuses on showing that some British words are giving way to, or making room for, American alternatives.
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Since the men at the top weren't making room for women in the scene, women made space for themselves.
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The stereotypically self-absorbed millennial has disappeared, making room for both new life and a new take on adulthood.
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Traders are even making room for two cuts, assigning a nearly 60% chance of another move lower in December.
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It was about making room for things like creativity, spirituality, and adventure when making important decisions in my life.
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The structure of cities won't be centered on making room for cars anymore; it will be centered on people.
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Making room for a microSD card slot is a nice bonus for people who don't want to bother with dongles.
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Today's price drop could be a way to clear up the inventory before making room for the slim Xbox One.
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The thing I struggle with is making room for the self-care that's required to keep myself from getting sick.
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But that's also making room for what are arguably going to be the second season's new innocents: the hosts themselves.
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When the cloud says a storm is coming, the valve opens to drain the lake, making room for more rainwater.
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But even if your weekend shopping schedule has been arranged to a T, we suggest making room for one more.
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But family love is special — the stronger and healthier it is, the more expansive it becomes — making room for more.
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Nowhere to go but down: Making room for an in-ground pool at 48-50 West 69th Street in Manhattan.
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Here are some of the worst offenders — and ones that subvert the tropes, making room for more nuanced conceptions of sexuality.
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Austin steps up Meanwhile, school districts not hit hard by the storm are making room for evacuees from Houston and elsewhere.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is making room for the year's biggest blockbusters to enter the Oscars race.
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We shouldn't think of them as replacing what we do, but rather, as making room for what only we can do.
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The Mets officially placed Familia on the disabled list Friday, making room for first baseman Lucas Duda to come off it.
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Asking them how they want to be spending the holidays and making room for their activities can go a long way.
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My guess is that he is making room for the new attorney general to build a team that he wants around him.
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Motherhood can demand so much of you, and the red lip was my way of making room for myself in the equation.
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Selling by participants making room for Thursday's 2.2 trillion yen ($20.09 billion) five-year JGB auction also weighed on shorter-dated debt.
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Health insurance is always a worthwhile expense, in Capalad's opinion, and she commends Dunn on making room for it in her budget.
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Just as mainstream culture was making room for the raucous rackets of Jane's Addiction and the like, the band finally cracked up.
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"It's just about having those conversations with them and setting those boundaries and making room for the conversations to continue," she said.
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New York (CNN Business)Citi is making room for an Amazon takeover of its iconic building in New York's Long Island City.
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There will be others making room for new family members or looking to be closer to older ones who may need care.
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Instead of making room for all people, these states offer the same two options my parents once offered me: conform or move on.
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Rangers starter Matt Moore went on the disabled list after the game with knee soreness, making room for Jurado to be called up.
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The US is making room for Russia and Iran to play a larger role in that pivotal process for the entire Middle East.
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Those failures, the ones that are supposedly instructive, are about making room for the player to succeed at something else later in time.
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The concern at the time was less that PressPlay and MusicNet were dominating the industry conversation without making room for third-party players.
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This installment stays fresh in its tenth edition by following the newest projects of acclaimed architects and making room for the emerging ones.
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The bridge, completed in 2012, has four towers — compared with the two spanning the Thames in London — making room for a multilane road.
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Instead, the Tongass relies on heavy winds to blow over trees, dispensing with the old and making room for the new to grow.
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And eventually, Vila said, Ibaka learned to find more of a balance between work and making room for other things in his life.
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"This on/off idea means that the public space can once again be open, making room for events, markets or everyday life," said Berg.
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It's the ones with sterling reputations that we're interested in making room for in our medicine cabinets — which is why we tracked them down.
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You can stock up on vacation essentials—like all of those fancy swimsuits you've been eyeing—because designers are making room for fall items.
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Granted, the focus has shifted a bit — there are fewer video games than before, making room for pachinko, purikura, crane games, and so on.
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And that's slowly happening via television, which is gradually making room for storylines about asexual characters — but few shows are up to the challenge.
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In a form that prizes precision and unison, the artists experiment with ceding control, making room for spontaneity, imperfection, the freedom to fall apart.
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Investors widely expect the Fed to hike rates three times this year, but are now making room for the possibility of a fourth hike.
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Before this bow wearin' gal was making room for herself in Hollywood, she was just another brown-eyed girl feelin' blue in Sacramento, California.
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In additional to the usual television broadcast, CBS will be making room for streaming viewers: The game will stream live for free on CBSSports.
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The market is not listening, and that's fine because that's making room for people like me to pull up our own seat to the table.
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His team has carefully pruned the story in a way that embraces the comic's more bizarre qualities, while making room for a more coherent narrative.
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By making this choice you are saving two lives: the pet you are adopting and the one you are making room for in the shelter.
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But this year the snubs flew fast and furious for some of our favorites, seemingly the the name of making room for some new blood.
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Its replacement will be a third wider, making room for cycle lanes and more traffic, and six inches higher, allowing bigger lorries to pass beneath.
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The zoom camera pack clips out easy, making room for the added battery capacity, which should give me enough juice to get through the evening.
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After it was removed, a shallow cabinet and countertop was installed along the entire length of the wall, making room for storage in the process.
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It is easy for white people in theater, of which there are many, to talk about making room for nonwhite artists — writers, directors, actors, audience members.
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The daughter of a Somali-American refugee, Hirsi feels strongly about making room for more Muslim and Black youth to be leaders in the climate movement.
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Also like Apple, Meizu has carved a notch into this phone — except here, it's on the side, making room for a power button and fingerprint sensor.
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Autophagy works as a natural defense that allows the body to survive this decomposition process, clearing away old junk and making room for new, fresh cells.
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The stands along the nearly mile-long front stretch have been rebuilt and raised, making room for three concourse levels accessed by stairs, escalators and elevators.
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The apartment had been converted to three bedrooms by dividing the larger bedroom with a makeshift foam core wall, making room for the apartment's six occupants.
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A-Trak was still scratching and playing rap, but he was also making room for weirder stuff, like the DayGlo strains of the Ed Banger stable.
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In the early 1900s, the hill that descended all the way to Genoa's historic lighthouse was excavated, making room for a coastal railway and further expansion.
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The idea is to keep Neumann involved, while also making room for new leadership that could make Wall Street more comfortable with a WeWork IPO. 2.
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It's only been five days since she won a Screen Actors Guild Award for Fences, but Viola Davis should start making room for a few more trophies.
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Is there a way to make room for the reactionary mind in our intellectual life, though, without making room for racialist obsessions and fantasies of enlightened despotism?
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Cruise lines are making room for more passengers as they come up against these demand challenges in the top three cruise markets: the Caribbean, Mediterranean and China.
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But its smaller size is compact enough to fit on your nightstand or kitchen counter without having to go through the struggle of making room for it.
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The area was rezoned, making room for towering buildings, and Mr. Bloomberg committed to the city to expanding the subway when the M.T.A. said it would not.
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Then again, all this discount action can also be read as making room for a new premium model, which could perhaps right some of the company's recent wrongs.
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He and his team at Fundstrat are also bullish on Europe, saying the "heavyweight" European financial sector overreacted to the downside, making room for a catch-up phase.
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"They're shaking out the speculators and making room for the investors," said Lise Buyer, the founder of Class V Group, which advises companies ahead of their public offerings.
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NBC is believed to be making room for Kelly's new show during the four-hour "Today" time slot, and Hall and Al Roker's program will likely be cut.
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It's shiny, geometrically fluttering everywhere, floating through space in the background, fading in and out, making room for what I imagine as Max's slowed-down Bach-prelude lullaby.
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I justify these expenses by saving and making room for them in my budget, because I work on average anywhere from 60 to 80 hours a week, plus travel.
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Truth was, I was also intent on following a wise American tradition of ex-presidents gracefully exiting the political stage and making room for new voices and new ideas.
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"Getting unladylike is the first step in not only claiming space for ourselves, but also making room for other overlooked stories and voices," Ervin said in a press release.
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This statement plays into another big sex-positive theme in the episode, with Meredith making room for Nathan (Martin Henderson) in her heart and possibly even in her bed.
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She urges readers to touch each possession and let go of the ones that don't "spark joy," making room for new items and memories to come into their lives.
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Last week, the 54-year-old announced that he would retire as chairman of Alibaba in 2019, making room for the company's current CEO Daniel Zhang to step in.
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Making room for lower cost and higher availability of permanent housing The company disclosed that out of 622 hosts that were impacted, 60 percent had two or more listings removed.
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Chemotherapy is used as part of the treatment to kill some of the patient's immune system, making room for the genetically engineered cells that are put back into the body.
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Around this time last year, leading air conditioning critic Lloyd Alter, who I highlighted above, wrote a mea culpa on TreeHugger, making room for life with the air cranked up.
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A democratic, prosperous and peaceful Ukraine can serve as a model for other transitional democracies — pushing back on Russian influence and adventurism and making room for citizen participation in government.
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But those are conversations about inclusion, about making room for more people to bring their art to an audience, because a culture always benefits from a richer array of voices.
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She worried that new front-end costs would run people who'd been working in weed for years straight out of the business, making room for VC companies and faceless corporate conglomerates.
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I know too many families who simply advise their daughters to avoid the lap of a certain uncle because his gets a little too handsy, while still making room for him.
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By making room for both Sylvester Stallone ("Cliffhanger," Saturday) and a Czech medieval epic ("Marketa Lazarova," Sunday), the Quad's programmers have concocted one the strangest frozen blends since prosciutto ice cream.
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James Clapper, the U.S. Director of National Intelligence, submitted his letter of resignation yesterday, making room for a new head of national security operations to be appointed by President-elect Donald Trump.
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A more fragmented system is now making room for them in Britain just as it made room for Marine Le Pen in France, Matteo Salvini in Italy and Viktor Orban in Hungary.
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Despite recent efforts to plant trees, many of the hills in North Korea, a mountainous country, remain bare after decades of cutting trees for firewood and making room for terraced farm patches.
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She had to remind herself to accept where she was in that moment — "letting go of what you think you should be and making room for what is," as she puts it.
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From the directors making visuals to the DJs and collectives making room for new identities in nightlife, these folks all contribute to the cultural zeitgeist of their city in diverse, meaningful ways.
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Still, just two years later, Marvel started its cinematic universe, making room for the possibility that lesser-known superheroes like Ant-Man and the Guardians of the Galaxy could be successful, too.
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His task: making room for puppetry, special effects, quick changes and dance numbers while bringing Mr. Burton's distinct style to life on one stage, without the film director's ability to cut away.
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Despite the slowness, the Fed is expected to proceed with at least three rate hikes this year, with several prominent central bank watchers making room for the possibility of a fourth move.
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The enormous surface of the tankers can be used for organizing large events, and because the ships are so high, several stories can be built, making room for different types of spaces.
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Howard Cosgrove and Edward R. Muller retired from the board, making room for C. John Wilder, Bluescape Energy Partners' executive chairman, and Barry Smitherman, former chair of the Public Utility Commission of Texas.
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The S20+ and S20 Ultra phones support a slightly more advanced form of 5G known as millimeter wave, which operates at a higher, unused frequency of 24GHz, making room for larger data streams.
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Some shows that usually dominate the list of Golden Globe winners, including HBO's "Game of Thrones" and Netflix's "The Crown" weren't eligible to compete this year, making room for other productions to shine.
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Suck It and See says goodbye to the melancholy of Humbug and to Alexa Chung, making room for the new and improved Alex Turner who rides a motorcycle and wears exclusively leather jackets.
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All of these musicians, along with several other up-and-coming artists across the nation, are making room for Asian American women in a genre that has long been dominated by white dudes.
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In addition to making room for cremains, some have started accepting "green burials," which forgo embalming, metal caskets and cement or metal liners in the earth, in favor of biodegradable coffins or shrouds.
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The Invisible Man's challenge is turning that premise into passable entertainment, making room for an exploration of Cecilia's rocky emotional journey and super-cool VFX shots of an invisible dude throwing extras around.
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To be sure, the convention rules will get a thorough review and revision when delegates convene in Cleveland, raising the possibility that the threshold to participate could be lowered, making room for Kasich.
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Hashtags and the activists behind them used this power to bring widespread awareness to phenomenons like police brutality and enthusiastic consent, making room for citizen journalism and (from the more cynical perspective) slacktivism.
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"You hear that loud, beautiful cry, and what they're doing is opening up the vasculature as well as the airways of their lungs and making room for that extra blood," Dr. Kattwinkel said.
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This is a movie about navigating multiple generations within one family, about figuring out how to live the life you want to live while still making room for the people you care about.
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In what is unquestionably Barbie's "biggest change" since the toy first hit stores in 1959, Mattel is making room for other Barbies — 33 to be exact — to have a chance at dominating the shelves.
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Like most Cardi B content — from Instagram posts to magazine profiles — I think the "Bartier Cardi" video is an opportunity to recommit to making room for hood girls at every social and economic level.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Making Room for Homes in a Tightly Packed City" (Hong Kong Journal, March 27): Solutions to Hong Kong's extreme and costly housing shortage will not come without trade-offs.
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In a massive, complex undertaking that will be unfolding for years, the federal government will shuffle the airwaves that carry TV and wireless signals to consumers, making room for the next generation of service.
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According to SpaceX firmware engineer Tom Praderio, "SpaceX is making room for its next iteration of Falcon 9 rockets," so it had no reason to land and reuse the rocket for a third launch.
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Needless to say, we're making room for all the new adorable shirts, shoes, and handbags we're about to snag for way less — and you can shop our curated list of best fashion deals here.
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To the Editor: Donald Trump's historic rise to presumptive Republican nominee has helped root out the old ruling establishment, making room for a more inclusive membership, one that understands the public's mind-set today.
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To restore balance between the art and the science of medicine, we should curtail initial coursework in topics like genetics, developmental biology and biochemistry, making room for training in communication, interpersonal dynamics and leadership.
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By being honest about what we're feeling and experiencing, we're allowing ourselves to simply be, making room for more self-love and happy moments — like the ones Rodriguez shared on her birthday — in the future.
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Adopting a horse is just as good, if not better, than buying one because you are saving this animal's life and you are making room for another animal to come in and get rescued, too.
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It'll be an instant show-stealer of a collectible for those who miss the old-school console aesthetic and are already making room for it on their shelf or in their living room gaming setup.
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Many Wall Street economists, in fact, believe the yield curve inversion is not as ominous as usual, and some are still making room for a rate hike either later this year or early in 2020.
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Upgrades and price cuts couldn't save it, and the plug was finally pulled in 2019—making room for Nintendo's Vita-esque Switch Lite (nearly 2 million sold in just its first 10 days after release).
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A 2G spectrum scandal helped bring down the Congress government, making room for Modi to come to power in 2014, but a subsequent court ruling in 2017 said the prosecution "miserably failed" to prove any charge.
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Whether they're shooting hoops in matching adult onesies, catching a date-night concert or taking a romantic getaway together, the stars are constantly making room for quality time: they've got a standing date every Tuesday night.
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"This is really about making sure that as we develop policies for the country, that we are always making room for those inalienable rights, the free exercise of religion that Americans cherish," Pence told CBN News.
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Such a quantity of characters can test any novelist — managing their proportions and appearances so they maintain their own identity and momentum while making room for everyone in the wings to reappear before fading from memory.
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KYIV — Ukraine is on the brink of handing a massive win to the Trump administration by blocking China from buying a strategic aerospace firm, making room for a US company to purchase a controlling stake instead.
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A conditioning regimen, which may include chemotherapy and radiation to the entire body, prepares a patient to accept a stem cell treatment, such as a bone marrow transplant, by making room for the new stem cells.
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The outsized impact of Chris Stapleton, with his gruff, rich voice and defiantly rough-hewed sound, is a factor in that shift, making room for a number of artists similarly committed to country's twangy core values.
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This cooling is essential, because it causes globs of cold, moist air at the top of the cloud to sink, making room for warm, moist air near Earth's surface to rise into the cloud and become it.
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" Instead, it should embrace a paradigm that draws on "the diversity of our identities, backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives," as well as making room "for people who are not like us to enter our field and succeed there.
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Guitarist Matt Becker and bassist Matt Connery have left the band amicably, making room for the band's touring guitarist Chappy Hull to become a full-time member and for Alex Molini of Stove to enter the fold.
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They'd release their debut seven-inch a year later and, by then, Lorsung had already left, making room for Billy Morrisette to enter as the band's second guitarist and, along with Funk and Costello, their third vocalist.
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Those moments are Berg and Wahlberg at their loosely funny best, clearly enjoying making room for the supporting cast to strut their stuff — Duke is especially winning as a laconic gentle giant working on his MMA moves.
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She did just that, for a while — forgoing training for most of 2017 after winning the all-around title at the Rio Olympics in 2016, making room for both celebrity appearances and downtime with family and friends.
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Rather than competing with America, though, OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, has been holding back about 1.2 million barrels of production a day from the market, making room for US shale producers to continue to increase output.
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In this case, it lets Apple integrate wireless service without adding a SIM door or making room for a normal card, even the smallest of which is huge by the standards of the electronics in the Apple Watch.
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The safe-haven demand for Treasuries offset selling activity tied to traders' making room for $84 billion of debt related to this week's quarterly refunding, which is expected to raise $28.6 billion in cash for the federal government.
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Increasing the proportion of plant-based foods in our diet decreases the greenhouse gas emissions, water use, and land use associated with our diets while improving our health and making room for forests and the wonder of biodiversity.
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Mr Fawcett is the author of "Liberalism: The Life of an Idea", which was published this month in a second edition, making room for President Donald Trump, Brexit and other political tremors that have shaken the liberal mindset.
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Android P is focused on making room for the now pervasive display notch on full-screen smartphones, giving users more granular privacy settings, and unifying and simplifying the design language and usability of menus, docks, and settings screens.
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The 24-year-old reggaeton singer will be performing his massive hit "Felices Los 4," which is about an illicit affair in which both people have significant others — and making room for all four to be happy together.
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Threshold Editions still thinks of itself as a place for the familiar Ben Shapiros of the world, but it's also making room for the world's Milo Yiannopouloses: for the people who perform their politics through trolling and hate speech.
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"One of the things that people talk about with LGBTQ allyship is to make sure that you're not putting yourself at the center of the narrative and that you're making room for other stories and other narratives," Stulberg said.
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Still, it's tragic that pets can sometimes be caught in the crosshairs, and making room for them in shelters could make it easier for survivors to leave their abusers if they're worried about having to leave a pet behind.
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"It's about looking beyond the chocolate box image and seeing that if we want these places to continue being beautiful, thriving countryside places, we need to make sure that we are making room for the next generation," he said.
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Though he is spurred to action (he ends up making room for twelve refugees to live in his house), it is not clear that he is a better man at the end of the book than at its start.
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Still, it is incumbent on Europe to continue to look for humanitarian solutions, whether by helping to resolve the conflicts or ease the poverty that drive people to flee, or by making room for those who reach its shores.
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While transit advocates said that Mr. Cuomo's interest in making Penn Station bigger and better was welcome, some expressed concern about the original goal of expansion — making room for more trains from New Jersey — getting lost along the way.
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In the race to prepare their graduates for the most desirable jobs, Stanford, Harvard and M.I.T. (recently renamed the Massachusetts Institute of Teleology) have eliminated most general science requirements, making room for an additional history class or empathy workshop.
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In "Home Again," the main plot is about Scully going through the emotionally draining process of saying goodbye to her dying mother, but Morgan opted not to feature any sweeping, sappy lyrical piece, instead making room for highlighting Gillian Anderson's performance.
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The current resort on the property, Pan Pacific Nirwana, announced it would be closing at the end of July for demolition, making room for the new resort and golf course to be known as Trump International Hotel at MNC Bali Resort.
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Granted, the focus has shifted a bit — there are fewer video games than before, making room for pachinko,... For two years running, the Mercedes Formula 1 team and its star driver Lewis Hamilton have reigned supreme over their hypercompetitive sport.
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Sometimes I feel like I'm good, sometimes I fall back into old habits, and sometimes I worry I've overcorrected too much — like I worry so much about making room for other people I forget how to make room for myself.
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Press Secretary Sean Spicer tried to turn the press room into a safe space by blocking reporters from The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, CNN, Politico, the AP, and Time, while making room for people from OANN and Breitbart.
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Still, at the ASCO meeting this June, on the shore of Lake Michigan, I was struck by the fact that seed-only research was increasingly making room for research that also sifted through soil, even beyond the excitement surrounding immune therapies.
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Rubble and debris had been swept from the street around him, making room for a large group of journalists, including three from The New York Times, who were allowed to visit a newly recaptured part of the city this week.
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In addition, a requirement that such memorials and monuments not be given successive "terms" would reinforce the notion that long-term designations merit continued public support while also making room for the honoring of people who have subsequently earned public esteem.
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And in some ways this was the real heart of the American efforts in Vietnam: For all the emphasis that popular memory places on combat, the fighting was often in service of making room for pacification teams to do their work.
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Creating an actual safe space means making room for leaders from marginalized groups—ones who, just by existing, are actively fighting the unspoken rules that the whitewashed wellness world has imposed upon a ritual that was designed to be inclusive.
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The government could also ask the Big Four to voluntarily divest a number of their audits, ICAEW's Izza said, making room for smaller accounting firms such as BDO, Grant Thornton and Mazars to pick up more book-keeping work among blue-chip clients.
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They didn't turn in a tracklist for the set that they called a "soundtrack mix," but the hour-and-45-minute excursion soars through the clouds of ambient music's most gossamer realms—making room for one of Underworld's most spectral songs as well.
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Jordan said that oftentimes several black actors from the ages of 17 to 40 would all go for the same roles, which is why he took a step back from race-specific roles as a way of making room for other black actors.
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In the past we have honored our commitment to such people when they've escaped their war-torn homes, welcoming in our Vietnamese allies as they desperately fled that country by boat, making room for those fleeing the former Soviet Union seeking better lives.
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Whether Silk and its American contemporaries will have to follow suit remains to be seen, but Galen says he and his organization hope "the FDA will hold these plant-based marketers to the law" while making room for them in the market.
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Between 11-15% of members said they use a combination of fees and commissions to lock in key account leaders and planning staff while also making room for flexibility in compensating for more variable media mix investment increases and decreases during the year.
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For decades the debate has gone on and on as to whether (spoiler alert) Kate Winslet's character Rose DeWitt Bukater could have saved Jack's life in the icy waters by making room for him on the makeshift raft he insisted she climb upon.
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That Hollywood is not only making room for people of color's stories, but honoring them as the most meaningful and memorable films is a drastic shift in a movie sector that is noted for favoring content with white people at the center and the helm.
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Founders are still trying to sell no more than 20 percent of their company, while traditional VCs are trying to buy 20 percent and we still have to figure out pro-rata for existing investors while making room for growing interest from strategic investors.
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Curated by Karen Wilkin, the exhibition focuses on the artist's astuteness rather than his funkiness; absent are the odd cardboard figures that played a large part in the PMA exhibition in 2008, making room for dozens of the mysterious drawings of farm structures and interiors.
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In June 2019, Facebook announced it would open a third office in London — this one making room for 500 employees, with 20% focused on AI. Mendelsohn, 47, also got some positive personal news at the end of 2018, with her blood cancer going into remission.
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In June 2019, Facebook announced it would open a third office in London — this one making room for 500 employees, with 20% focused on AI. Mendelsohn, 47, also got some positive personal news at the end of 2018, with her blood cancer going into remission.
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What's great about Incredibles is how it balances the two sides of its personality, while also allowing for a surprisingly meaty dive into ideas about what it means to be "special" and making room for other people to have their own sense of specialness.
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The tan truck, revealed at the SEMA show in Las Vegas, features newly-engineered suspension and driveline components that give it a 1.5-inch lift and increase its already considerable wheel travel while making room for 35-inch tires mounted to a set of AEV beadlock rims.
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In an age when lesbian bars are dying and gay bars are forced to cope with gentrification by "[amping] up the camp factor," as Eater's Amanda Kludt writes, making room for the LGBTQ community to physically meet up is a radical statement allies need to get behind.
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If the Yankees do get to the Series this year, they will have plenty of precedent to lean on: Twelve teams have already reached the Series in this fashion, over the 23 seasons since Major League Baseball began making room for division runners-up in its playoffs.
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The company today is unveiling the PopPower Home wireless charger that allows you to wirelessly charge your supported Apple or Android smartphone by making room for the PopGrip on the back of your phone by way of a hole in the middle of the charging pad.
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"Intel's layoffs come at a time when the PC market is in a free-fall, the company is preparing for a long-term decline in that space, while making room for their cloud computing, Internet of Things (IoT), data centers and wearables segments," Short told CNBC in an email.
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Acquiring such artists' works obligates these museums to rethink the ways in which they tell the story of 19903th-century art, making room for the achievements of these often visionary autodidacts who lived on the far margins of the mainstream art world's critical debates, stylistic movements, and institutions.
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Binge culture doesn't allow for that same kind of viewer contemplation—we sit with characters for hours over a weekend or late at night for ungodly amounts of time, but just as quick as they enter our lives, so too do we shuffle them out, making room for others.
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It's the perfect approach in the age of the data dump, a way of making room for readers to sift through materials, discover their own resonances, and, in the case of "So Much Things to Say," decide which shady, finger-pointing label boss or business manager to trust.
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The Park Slope location preserves the retro vibe of Nitehawk Williamsburg — the top floors feature a curated VHS vault and cocktail table arcades with games like Ms. Pac-Man — but the scale is greater, making room for blockbusters and family-friendly movies in addition to the art-house fare.
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Or, as he put it in a 2013 essay in The Times, Even the most liberal parents are unlikely to be comfortable with the idea that their own children should fall down the scale in the name of making room for a smarter kid from a poorer home.
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The highly interventionist Fed from the financial crisis era is making room for one that harks back to at least a generation ago, before zero interest rates, quantitative easing and the assurance that each Fed chairman had a "put" below where the stock market could not fall before action happened.
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" This urge to help those around her see ms to be innate — she's leading by example, making room for short, curvy women in high-fashion, and working to fight against animal cruelty in the industry, which might have something to do with why her Instagram bio simply reads: "I AM INFLUENCE.
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Every year, it's the same: Sometime around New Year's, I open my closet and dive in, determined to throw out the heaps of items I never wear, making room for an all-new, super-chic, very grown-up wardrobe that will let the world know what kind of lady I am.
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The emergency management director of Mount Sinai Health System, which operates seven hospitals and counts 4,000 New Jersey and Pennsylvania residents among its 40,000 employees, said plans included making room for staff members to sleep if the logistics of going home and returning in time for their next shift became impractical.
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With each A77 core being that much more potent than its predecessor, ARM is providing more design flexibility, and we might see more high-performance chips with just two "power" cores inside them, making room for improving the other components of an SOC that now include bespoke AI and photo processing hardware.
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Imagine if even a fraction of the creative energy and effort put into producing original gender reveal moments on social media were put into reshaping all of the ways we think about girls, boys, men and women (and into making room for those who might say "both" or "none of the above").
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But Vaughn and Eagle's choice of guests is itself a statement about making room for less conventional Black creatives, whether it's Kerman talking about the trials and tribulations of being a Black person who doesn't care about politics, or a middle-aged Black woman, Shalewa Sharpe, detailing her hilarious experiences on dating apps.
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There is speculation that Clinton, Warren and Sanders might all seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, underscoring the generational tension in the Democratic Party right now, which is making room for new stars, like 28-year-old Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who recently knocked off the No. 21625 Democrat in the House, Rep.
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Exercise has its discomforts, after all: as we sat down to talk, Evans, a trim sixtysomething in a striped polo shirt, removed a knee brace from a coffee table, making room for a mug of peppermint tea; he was trying to soothe his stomach, having picked up a bug while hiking in the Andes.
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It's hard to envisage the Brit Awards making room for a song about a comedown with a music video depicting an attempted suicide in any of their categories these days, or the top 100 featuring anything as batshit as Kate Bush wailing "BABOOSHKA YA YA" while wearing a Halloween costume for "Sexy Medieval Knight".
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The collection ranges widely in style and perspective, making room for the title poem by the Egyptian writer Hermes (translated from Arabic by Robin Moger) as well as poetic prose by the Canadian writer Amal El-Mohtar and a distinctly feminist take on wizards and harem intrigue by the British fantasy writer Claire North.
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It won't be easy, but we must find a way to resist the white nationalism of Steve King, while at the same time making room for other white Americans to come to terms with a new reality -- that what once was will no longer be, and what will be can make us greater than we've ever been.
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The idea that Vlaming must be forced to check his expertise in language and his religious beliefs at the door just because he's a government employee not only ignores our nation's rich heritage of making room for people of all faiths; it also gives Vlaming's superiors the power to impose their beliefs on teachers and students alike.
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As a youngster in postwar Queens, I received free press passes from my journalist father for the first nine days of the tournament — taking the subway for slow, pleasant afternoons when everything was life-size, when competitors actually strolled the grounds, carrying their own rackets, to their appointed grass court — no entourages making room for millionaire players.
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Prominent voices continue to urge President Trump to take various ill-considered steps: to pressure Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign, making room for someone who can fire Mr. Mueller; to dismiss Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who has the power to fire Mr. Mueller but has so far refused to consider doing so; and otherwise to denounce the entire investigation.
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