The main cause was something far more arcane: bond yields and interest rates.
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Making matters more arcane, some of these purported crimes overlapped, the government said.
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But the law might present an even more arcane dilemma for a future President Schultz.
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One of the more arcane but effective ways to get messages across has been fax machines.
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If you thought nuclear fission weapons were complex, nuclear rocket propulsion is more arcane and mysterious still.
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Quarters, beer pong, and more arcane drinking and substance-abuse games that proliferate in the 30-and-under set.
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Attacking the independence of the central bank is a more arcane element of the strategy, but it's also vital.
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In the search for fixed income, financial advisors are looking beyond bonds to alternatives — from the commonplace to the more arcane.
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It enables them to replace more arcane organisational methods, including Excel spreadsheets or even pen and paper, and legacy 'on-premise' software.
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Poppy's character is singular, and devoted fans with more arcane knowledge will surely pick far more out of it than any casual viewer.
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Its director, Adam McKay, used humour and celebrity cameos to illustrate some of the more arcane financial jargon that might otherwise have bewildered audiences.
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He and Erickson are trying to do the same: share the more arcane pleasures of their Midwestern upbringing with the people of New York.
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For one, the app's user interface resembles something like Apple's Messages app far more than it does more arcane forms of encrypted communication, like PGP.
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Instead, they're a more arcane redefining of typical self-defense laws — but a redefining that's big enough, based on the research, to lead to more violence.
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Much of the inquiry has focused on what transpired in the more arcane areas of the city's bureaucracy, and the degree to which top officials were informed.
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You can easily move outward from the inner circle and make sense of other kinds of gigantic, staggered drift, maybe rougher or more arcane or less quantifiable.
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The history of the government's side of the war on drugs is often even more arcane and mysterious than that of the chemists and distributors operating underground.
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In their place is a future of plodding increases where progress will be measured by more arcane gauges of job quality and worker behavior: What's happening with temp agencies?
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But as ratings fade in importance and more arcane business concerns become more relevant, The CW's approach increasingly looks like one that even the most successful TV networks will take.
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Whether they come from ransomware, phishing or more arcane, highly sophisticated means, manufacturers are increasingly vulnerable to attacks that can shut down production and have ramifications throughout a supply chain.
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The episodes clip along at a reasonably brisk pace, with Sabrina exhibiting flashes of her powers while resisting some of the more arcane aspects of what might be called witch culture.
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Feed raises $17.4 million for its Soylent-like food products Soylent consumers shouldn't expect to see the company move into some of the more arcane arts practiced by the "self-optimization" crowd.
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And for everything that did to give Snapchat a sense of cool in its early days, there's a good argument to be made that its more arcane user decisions are holding it back.
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The Beekeeper mobile-first platform is designed to replace more arcane communication methods, such as pen and paper and consumer messaging apps like WhatsApp, and has found a market in retail, hospitality and manufacturing.
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He retrieved even more arcane statistics from almanacs and meticulously kept records that cluttered his apartment, some taped to the walls, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, in a building aptly named Westwind.
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It's getting harder and harder to find people who don't at least occasionally use streaming services, but a good way to discourage people from streaming is to make the process more arcane than necessary.
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In the week since the Wisconsin primary, reports suggest that Trump has retooled his campaign operation to focus on the more arcane elements of delegate selection, bringing on seasoned GOP operatives to handle convention strategy.
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"This is going to resonate so much more strongly...than the sort of more arcane policy-related issues that seem to coming up and causing a little bit of trouble for Hillary Clinton, " he said.
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And there have been more arcane problems too, including an apparent delay in Pence signing an important memorandum of understanding, a problem that temporarily curbed the Obama administration's capacity to cooperate with the Trump team.
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The resulting product has since found a market in retail, hospitality and manufacturing, with a mobile-first platform that replaces more arcane communication methods, such as pen and paper and consumer messaging apps like WhatsApp.
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Targeting non-desk employees, including those working in hospitality, manufacturing and retail, Beekeeper's mobile-first platform is designed to replace more arcane communication methods, such as pen and paper and consumer messaging apps like WhatsApp.
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" He was also intrigued by the notion of what he calls a "pay-as-you-go religion," in which "successively more arcane and bizarre secrets are unveiled to you as you advance farther into the church.
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And due, in part, to the Fed's ongoing efforts — which included interest rate cuts and other more arcane policies such as creating money and using it to buy U.S. government bonds — the economy has made significant progress.
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Should you be on the receiving end of their vitriol—and as the majority of the country and world is anti-Trump, you likely will—you may need help deciphering some of the more arcane zings sent your way.
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The bigger hurdle was a more arcane one: To qualify for this lower passage threshold as a reconciliation bill, every item in the legislation had to be deemed a budgetary fix, rather than an extraneous provision, by the Senate parliamentarian.
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That's especially true as consumer trends rapidly shift and become considerably more arcane, especially with partners that have a lot of experience working with the Twitters and Facebooks of the world but might have missed out on next-generation consumer applications like Snap.
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This will bypass one of the port's more arcane practices since, at the moment, the International Longshore and Warehouse Union permits only electricians to plug in the cords of electric vehicles at the port, which makes operating such vehicles there remarkably expensive.
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Letters from many big Texas oilmen of the nineteen-forties—who needed guarantees that Congress wouldn't take away the oil-depletion allowance, and that other, more arcane tax breaks conferred by the federal government wouldn't be touched—were scattered through those boxes.
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The administrators are ultimately dealing with a symbol of Italy's national identity, which time and again has been bailed out by the country's political class, using ever more arcane arguments and solutions to save what is to all intents and purposes a failed airline.
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The Upshot analysis also helps address a more arcane matter in the debate about the new court-ordered map: why many nonpartisan analysts thought it favored Democrats, even though it seemed to score well — it wasn't an outlier — by the measure of Mr. Chen's analysis.
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His latest book, "The World According to Star Wars," a kind of lay sermon on a sacred pop-cultural text, tries to fuse the strands of his identity, to bring his intelligence and expertise to bear on a phenomenon that is widely known and easily understood and to use that phenomenon to illuminate more arcane matters.
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Cruz's strength in Wyoming underscores the contrast between the way the rivals handle this nuance of American politics: where Cruz focuses on organizing at a minute level to court delegates in preparation for a convention fight, Trump has run a national campaign focused on winning the popular vote in early nominating contests and has paid little attention to the more arcane elements of U.S. presidential politics.
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The ruling, which validates the constitutionally of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement the US and Philippines signed in 2014, is a bit more arcane about whose bases can be used by whom and under what conditions, but the long and short of it is that the Americans are back in the Philippines — right under the nose of the Chinese armed forces, within a short distance of areas of the South China Sea that China and the Philippines have been getting heated up over.
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Because of the Welsh language's musical quality, the Welsh English accent is difficult for non-Welsh actors to master. The language has Celtic roots like Irish Gaelic but is more arcane. Dialect coach Penny Dyer said, "The Welsh language has the loosest intonation system in the whole of the British Isles." The accent is more difficult than Irish and Scottish.
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The greatest depth of is found in the Pliny Trench, about south of Crete. The Levantine Sea covers . The northern part of the Levantine Sea between Cyprus and Turkey can be further specified as the Cilician Sea, a term more arcane. Also in the north are two large bays, the Gulf of İskenderun (to the northeast) and the Gulf of Antalya (to the northwest).
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Sex, Sin, and Zen: A Buddhist Exploration of Sex from Celibacy to Polyamory and Everything in Between is a book written by Zen priest and punk rock bassist Brad Warner. The book is an exploration of sex from a modern Zen Buddhist perspective. It alternates between practical chapters and more arcane, conceptual ones. The book also features an interview with porn star Nina Hartley who was raised in Berkeley, California by two Zen Buddhists.
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The cat they were testing showed no results until they displayed a crack to the cat, whereupon the cat's brain starting reacting to the stimulus. This began a long series of discoveries which continues to the present day. Hubel and Wiesel received the Nobel Prize for their discovery. Primate brains like our own display even more arcane forms of tuning, which are occasionally discovered by fMRI or PET scans of impaired patients.
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With the advent of UFO religions, "Ascended Masters" from the esoteric teachings have been described as reappearing in space suits. The space concept was not entirely new however, as the more arcane teachings of Theosophy contained references to extraterrestrial masters.Partridge, Christopher (2003) pp10,12,19Lewis, James R. (2003) pp96,126-7Denzler, Brenda (2001) p46 The concept of the Ascended Master is particularly clear in the Ashtar teachings.Partridge, Christopher (2003) p19 The very word "ashtar" appears in Helena Blavatsky's The Secret Doctrine (1888).
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In December 1628 Dorchester was made principal Secretary of State, making him a leading figure of the Personal Rule of Charles I. He worked with the efficient bureaucrat Sir John Coke, a master of the paperwork but deliberately excluded from the more arcane foreign negotiations. Dorchester came to full responsibility for matters of foreign policy.Kevin Sharpe, The Personal Rule of Charles I (1992) pp. 154–5. He died on 15 February 1632, and was buried in Westminster Abbey.
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4 p. 37, R. D. Manning, 1999 Solo Whist derives from an early variety of Boston Whist through a Flemish form of the game called "Ghent Whist" Oxford Dictionary of Card Games, David Parlett, pg. 273 and became popular in Britain as a relaxation from the rigours of partnership. In the event, it remains an essentially informal game of home and pub, and is played for the interest of small stakes rather than for the more arcane pleasures of ingenious coups and complex scores.
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Humphries has spent much of his life immersed in music, literature and the arts. A self-proclaimed 'bibliomaniac', his house in West Hampstead, London supposedly contains some 25,000 books, many of them first editions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Some of the more arcane and rare items in this collection include the telephone book of Oscar Wilde, Memoirs of a Public Baby by Philip O'Connor, an autographed copy of Humdrum by Harold Acton, the complete works of Wilfred Childe and several volumes of the pre-war surrealist poetry of Herbert Read.
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The crafting system was created as an alternative to the player card trading prevalent in trading card games such as Magic: The Gathering, with no plans for cards to be traded between players. Similar to the foils found in physical collectible card games, Hearthstone features golden cards that are special versions of regular cards featuring a golden border and unique animations. These cards are less common than the regular ones and are worth more arcane dust. Golden cards differ from their regular counterparts purely cosmetically and are intended to allow players to show off their special cards to others.
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A reason tax expenditures have been able to be enacted without much debate is simply because many people did not know about them. These items were not included in the governments until after 1969. As Edward Berkowitz explains, "people who wanted to know the value of, say, the mortgage deduction needed to do the calculations themselves, making an esoteric subject that much more arcane." Moderate and conservative members of United States Congress have been the main people behind many of the tax expenditures that make up the hidden welfare state, which is ironic because they are usually seen as antagonistic to new social programs.
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In addition to the trademark electric pentacle, Hodgson invented several rituals and ancient texts that feature in the Carnacki stories. Carnacki uses a fictional ancient text, the "Sigsand Manuscript", as a resource to protect himself against supernatural influences. Carnacki refers to "Aeiirii" and "Saiitii" manifestations, the latter being more dangerous and capable of overcoming Carnacki's protective devices, and several rituals, including the "Saaamaaa Ritual", with its mysterious "eight signs" and "unknown last line" that is invoked in "The Whistling Room" by a mysterious power. There are references to even more arcane fictional works, including the "Incantation of Raaaee", but no further information is provided in the stories.
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Believing the novel's language to be "far more arcane than in [Austen's] later books," Thompson sought to simplify the dialogue while retaining the "elegance and wit of the original." She observed that in a screenwriting process, a first draft often had "a lot of good stuff in it" but needed to be edited, and second drafts would "almost certainly be rubbish ... because you get into a panic." Thompson credits Doran for "help[ing] me, nourish[ing] me and mentor[ing] me through that process ... I learned about screenwriting at her feet." Thompson's first draft was more than three hundred handwritten pages, which required her to reduce it to a more manageable length.
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Archival packages from this era such as The Vaudeville Years and Show-Biz Blues double sets include several Kirwan songs and show his blues influences, as well as the more arcane tastes that led to songs such as "Tell Me from the Start", which could have been mistaken for a song by the 1920s-style group The Temperance Seven. Kirwan's unusual musical interests are said to have prompted band leader Green to dub him "Ragtime Cowboy Joe". The track listing on The Vaudeville Years contained five of Kirwan's songs: "Like It This Way", "Although the Sun Is Shining", "Love It Seems", "Tell Me from the Start", and "Farewell", plus his joint composition with Green, "World in Harmony". His songs on Show-Biz Blues were "Mind of My Own" and a live version of "Coming Your Way".
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His work ranged across a wide range of fields such as Marxist and neo-Marxist thought, the sociology of knowledge, the sociology of science, sociological theory, ideology and intellectuals, the history of ideas, the sociology of generations, the history and sociology of Jews and Judaism, and philosophy. He was one of the earliest interpreters of the relationship between psychoanalysis and philosophy and produced many studies of the psychoanalytic dimensions of ideology and intellectual life. His extensive knowledge of the more arcane intricacies of Marx's life and a deep love of the fictional character of Sherlock Holmes were the basis for a novel entitled The Case of the Revolutionists Daughter: Sherlock Holmes Meets Karl Marx (1983). The novel can be read as a critique of Marx's personal moral failings, which call into question his philosophy and politics.
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