Some cities are more hospitable to business formation than others.
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Also, Earth's atmosphere is far more hospitable compared to Mars.
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The Inuit seemed, for example, to be more hospitable than Europeans.
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It's possible, though, that the dark side could be more hospitable.
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While Mississippi's political leadership is no more hospitable to unions — Gov.
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It is not just foreign companies that are looking for more hospitable climes.
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Undoubtedly, the 85033s were more hospitable to the likes of Welch and Murrow.
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Still, in all, in many ways, it's more hospitable than Antarctica might be.
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Chief among them: a warmer planet is one that's more hospitable to disease.
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Frequent trims reduce biodiversity and make yards more hospitable to pests and weeds.
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Antarctica, though, is within a few hours' flight of civilisation and more hospitable climes.
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Workers from India, China and elsewhere may bypass the U.S. for more hospitable locales.
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As in many states, black workers in Minnesota are finding a more hospitable economy.
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There, as on Mars, the surface is barren, but is more hospitable farther down.
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We need to reform the tax structure to make it more hospitable to growth.
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Some animals, like people with second homes, travel seasonally in search of more hospitable climes.
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Europe's political systems have long been more hospitable to the emergence of new political parties.
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In 1877, he moved, without his wife, to the more hospitable environment of New Orleans.
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Qualified students often choose to leave Wisconsin, Mr. Sims said, finding other places more hospitable.
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KUDLOW: IT MAKES OUR INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT MORE HOSPITABLE FOR FOLKS AT HOME AND FOLKS ABROAD.
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And if biological limitations made this impossible, shouldn't they depart to find a more hospitable clime?
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"The struggle that we all face to try and make our environment more hospitable to life."
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The Economist: What changes are needed for tech to become a more hospitable environment for women?
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If the United States were more hospitable to veterans' needs, its returning soldiers wouldn't be foundering.
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He believes it will help warm the planet and make it more hospitable for human life.
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Against that tide, the executive branch has tried to make the country more hospitable to Muslims.
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The loan asset class may remain quiet, especially for opportunistic deals, until markets seem more hospitable.
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It's a stepping stone that will help astronomers one day characterize the atmospheres of more hospitable planets.
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"Warmer temperatures are likely to create more hospitable environments for disease transmission to occur," the report warned.
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They'll rest with a man more hospitable to liberal principles than his colleagues within the Republican hierarchy.
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But with each passing generation, many young, educated people leave those rural areas for more hospitable places.
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A group of scientists have devised a plan to make Mars a little more hospitable to human life.
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Win or lose, Lamb likely will run in the new, far more hospitable to Democrats, 17th Congressional District.
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Dolphins are moving, but that doesn't mean they're headed into safer or more hospitable locations, said WWF's Lee.
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The Public, therefore, is consulting with climatologists and considering ways to make it more hospitable in cold weather.
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With 214,22012 Citi Bikes and ubiquitous bike lanes, the streets are more hospitable than ever to bicycle commuters.
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Many, like wine grapes, are being moved to more hospitable climates to the north or at higher elevations.
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But the trail he left behind at Sugarbush is not one of his more hospitable gifts to recreational skiing.
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We need to find even more planets—and hopefully next time the planets will be a bit more... hospitable.
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He believed Germany was far more hospitable than other European countries, but still, he would always be a foreigner.
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Silicon Valley could definitely be more hospitable to conservative perspectives, but we don't need government to fix the problem.
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The male-dominated sciences have long been a focus of efforts to make the workplace more hospitable to women.
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Scientists are concerned that more invasive species could gain footholds as Antarctica becomes more hospitable and ice-free zones increase.
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In her longer pieces, however, her Everywoman struggle to be a good parent becomes more hospitable to conflict and inconsistencies.
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That's what making the work force more hospitable to women and increasing the number of Americans with health insurance do.
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As the planet heats up, places that were once too chilly for most plants to grow have become steadily more hospitable.
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She finished the song successfully, if not as masterfully as she might have been capable of in a more hospitable climate.
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The Ryan-Brady plan would shelve the antiquated worldwide system, in favor of the fairer, more hospitable, business-welcoming terroritial system.
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But for at least the next three years, and maybe longer, Republican-led states will find a much more hospitable administration.
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Rather than trying to block companies from leaving, President Obama would do better by making America more hospitable to global headquarters.
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This means the landscape could get even greener and even more hospitable to plants that can take advantage of warmer temperatures.
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There's the 70-year-old German woman who practices civil disobedience, painting over racist graffiti, making neighborhoods more hospitable in the process.
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People like summer because it is the time of year that's supposedly more hospitable to human outdoor activities than the winter months.
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Given the fact that America is far more hospitable as an environment and has 10 times the non-aboriginal population, that's telling.
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Streamlining licensing at the state and federal levels will help create a more hospitable environment for people to launch and grow companies.
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He took a no-tolerance stance on Wi-Fi because a single ground rule seemed more hospitable than a litany of restrictions.
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For some species, scientists say, cities can be more hospitable than rural and suburban areas, because fewer lawns and farms mean fewer pesticides.
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And as global warming makes Canada's northern regions more hospitable to agriculture by opening once frozen land to farming, the opportunities are growing.
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But new scientific developments this year helped make the case that the cold and dusty world may have been more hospitable long ago.
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It is a recognition that the building habits of times past created spaces that are more hospitable than the sterility of time present.
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Areas outside the control of the Assad regime in Damascus are more hospitable to anti-US terrorists—including both ISIS and al-Qaeda.
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As previous studies have shown, some habitable exoplanets may be quite different than Earth—yet even more hospitable to life than our humble planet.
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"At some point here ... we're going to see the temperatures rise (and) that will make for a more hospitable environment for mosquitoes," he said.
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The meeting represents a markedly different approach by Mr. Trump to winning a conservative state, one that is likely more hospitable to Mr. Cruz.
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As the factories left for more hospitable shores, the infrastructure decayed, and cities crumbled, the American worker was left gutted both economically and spiritually.
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If one can afford it (a big if), and tolerate serious downsizing, what could be more hospitable to an ambulatory senior citizen than Gotham?
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This can make them ripe targets for foreign corporations looking to profit from a hostile takeover and relocation to a more hospitable tax climate.
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But even if your own feed is more hospitable, it's clear from the data that Twitter's 238-character window offers a pretty small viewfinder.
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Rising CO2 in the atmosphere is projected to alter pest biology, such as by making weeds proliferate or temperatures more hospitable to damaging insects.
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Might we suggest a snowball fight, building an igloo, or just staying in bed until the Earth is a temperature more hospitable to human life?
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In Pixel Perfect, the man behind the machine is, it turns out, a little boy who wants the world to be more hospitable to him.
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I do think that if we demand a better, kinder, and more hospitable place, we can construct that through our acts and through our actions.
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The H53.23's redesign, for which it had GM to thank, meant it was more hospitable to the everyman, both in comfort and in aesthetic.
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Near the memorial, Massiel Encarnacion, 44, said she welcomed the mayor, but hoped he would renovate Tompkinsville Park to make it more hospitable to children.
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The old story is rich people organizing the world to be more hospitable to them and their children, and you'll find that in any era.
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Low Taek Jho's relatives had wanted to try courts in New Zealand and the Cayman Islands, hoping those venues would be more hospitable to their requests.
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In unprotected penis-in-vagina sex, pre-cum also neutralizes the pH of the vag, again to make it more a more hospitable spot for sperm.
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We've learned that Mars was once very similar to Earth; that the harsh conditions were once more hospitable, and the barren world could have supported life.
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Not to mention the fact that air conditioning isn't common, leaving bodies and homes warm and making them even more hospitable to the disease-carrying bugs.
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Lila Santarnecchei, who works in Champtercier and lives in a nearby town, is more optimistic, noting that the local climate is more hospitable than in Calais.
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The continued exodus of Americans away from less economically competitive states and movement toward regions with more hospitable growth remains evident in the new census numbers.
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A former Goldman Sachs executive, Cohn supported lowering taxes, limiting regulations and creating a more hospitable economic climate for corporations — all policies that thrilled finacial markets.
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But boomers, now hitting retirement and beyond, are expected to flood the market with homes as they downsize, fly south to more hospitable locales, or die.
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"China is coming back and the financial playing field is becoming more hospitable, you better believe the money is not done flooding into the trough," Cramer said.
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In the short term, conservative activists want to bring more like-minded speakers to colleges, fight against safe spaces and make campuses more hospitable to their ideas.
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Many of these creators, disruptors and innovators are looking to come up to the surface and breathe the fresh air in a more hospitable and stable environment.
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They provided a lot of new insights into Venus's skies, including observations that roughly 50 kilometers (30 miles) above the surface, the planet is much more hospitable.
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Spirit found evidence (in the form of chemicals in rocks) that Mars's atmosphere was once thicker, possibly indicating the planet used to be more hospitable to life.
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And during more than a century of study, many scientists inferred that as they moved from water to land, lichens created more hospitable settings for vascular plants.
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Penguin populations rose, and South Georgia has lately become even more hospitable to them, because the rapid retreat of its glaciers is exposing land suitable for nesting.
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Between the 17th and 19th centuries, during the humid heights of summer, yellow fever epidemics claimed thousands of lives as the city's wealthy absconded to more hospitable climates.
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That means dogs, cats and other animals are increasingly showing up places they were once shunned, with hotels, restaurants and even airports becoming more hospitable to pet parents.
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These reforms would seem to be especially needed in the area of labor market practices and to make the economy more hospitable to both domestic and foreign investment.
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John Kasich of Ohio have long viewed New Hampshire, a politically unpredictable state with an influential bloc of moderate Republicans and independent voters, as more hospitable terrain than Iowa.
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Instead of creating a more hospitable health care environment for patients with devastating diseases, CMS is threatening access to critical treatments and services for those who need them most.
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But the more astronomers learn about conditions that make a planet suitable for life, the more it seems our galaxy could be more hospitable to life than previously thought.
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English speakers are more hospitable to fiction in translation, and yet when was the last time you heard someone mention "Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship" or "Elective Affinities," Goethe's long fictions?
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If nothing else, those dynamics create a more hospitable environment for an actress like Moss -- when the elements come together -- to operate at or near the top of her game.
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Here students will learn to think about everything from better hospital gowns and more hospitable hospital rooms to how patients access services online and how to make waiting rooms obsolete.
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Trump is expected to focus his remarks at Davos on the booming US economy and administration policies that he says have made the US more hospitable to business and investment.
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Until the 1950s, when Interstate 95 was laid east-west right through town, making Guilford less isolated and more hospitable to commuters, the town was also a major summer getaway.
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A new computer simulation shows that alien worlds with super salty oceans may be even more hospitable to life than ours—a finding that could influence the search for extraterrestrial life.
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And although the TLC and Mayor Bill de Blasio's office have taken a more aggressive stance toward Uber (with infrequent success), the City Council may be more hospitable to the company.
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Although a Netflix series might look like more hospitable turf, "The Punisher" only marginally improves on that legacy, yielding a grim, plodding story that tends to confuse body count with achievement.
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Establishment-friendly Republicans — Chris Christie, John Kasich and Jeb Bush — are largely competing against each other, seeking to shape a favorable perception as the more hospitable territory of New Hampshire beckons.
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While cold weather is arriving in other parts of the country, southern Texas has had an unusually hot autumn, making it more hospitable to the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that transmit Zika.
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In other words, Google is betting that ridding the web of especially intrusive ads will render it more hospitable to advertising in general — and more profitable for advertisers and Google itself.
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KyoAni has developed a reputation for high quality animation with a distinctive visual style, and it's considered one of the more hospitable places to work in Japan's famously high-pressure anime industry.
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They can't seem to catch me, but they don't leave me alone either, so I have to manually pilot my ship for over an hour before I find a more hospitable world.
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Upon hearing that recreational passengers wanted to enjoy their personal time during their travels more, he trained his team to be more hospitable, building word of mouth that contributed to increased ridership.
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Instead, they now head to New Hampshire, where Mr. Sanders is heavily favored in the polls, and brace themselves for another battle before they reach more hospitable states like Nevada and South Carolina.
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Ted Cruz (Texas) Cruz is viewed as a much stronger bet to win in Iowa than in New Hampshire, the first state being a more hospitable home for his brand of fervent conservatism.
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Verhoeven's playful architectural and performance interventions will not just create a more hospitable environment but will also open up space for critical thinking on the invisibility of certain working groups and labor ethics.
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If microbes can survive for a given period on the moon, they're even more likely to survive on Mars, which has a thin atmosphere, a more hospitable environment, and evidence of flowing water.
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Her childhood was a "long prison sentence," she wrote, marked by the death of her father and dislocation as the family moved west hoping to find a more hospitable climate for Sontag's asthma.
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Starbucks executives told investors Thursday that the company plans to continue leveraging its strong digital presence and growing loyalty members as well as work with crew members to make the Starbucks environment more hospitable.
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Willow conceded there can definitely be subtle variances in population from year to year, and some recent changes in New York may have made it a little more hospitable to the eye-catching bugs.
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Trump and Cruz will be the favorites in many of them, with Rubio, a senator from Florida, and Kasich seen struggling until the primary schedule shifts to more hospitable regions, including their home states.
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"Prime Minister Modi has made repeated statements about undertaking economic reforms and making India more hospitable for foreign investors, and there have been some small movements in certain sectors such as defense," Corker said.
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This played out in the first "Bad Moms," in which alcohol was ultimately a self-administered consolation prize for failing, at a macro level, to make the world more hospitable to mothers and caregivers.
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On the contrary, Canadians are safe despite having been far more hospitable to Muslim refugees: Canada has admitted more than 27,2003 Syrian refugees since November, some 10 times the number the United States has.
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And for us, as for all new exiles, the central, personal dilemma is this: Should you give up on a country that doesn't want you and build a solid life in more-hospitable lands?
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Some of the more Clinton-friendly precincts from 2016 may be even more hospitable to Mr. Biden now that Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, is out of the presidential race.
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In an apparently more hospitable climate, designers and advertisers have begun to acknowledge a more mature market, pushing a concept of inclusion to extend not just to race and ethnicity but also to age.
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Gender-neutral "best performance" categories honor the fact that men and women play equally valuable roles in film, and, crucially, they make awards ceremonies more hospitable to actors who don't conform to the gender binary.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio, who has competed in South Carolina while also looking ahead to more hospitable primary states, is not planning to stay here on Saturday when Republican voters go to the polls.
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Despite a similar character to 4chan, 20133chan — which drew around 500 million pageviews a month — was earning Nishimura revenues of up to $1 million a year in 2008, thanks to Japan's more hospitable ad market.
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After being booed heartily at a World Series game in Washington and then again at a mixed martial arts event in Manhattan in the last two weeks, Trump found a more hospitable crowd on Saturday.
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The book, as it stands, feels ominously loveless, more hospitable to dolts than to eligible beaux, yet at least seven writers have sought to flesh it out and, in so doing, to warm it up.
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They thought about sending Trevor to more hospitable New Zealand, where he may have come from (though he could also have hailed from another Pacific island like Tonga), but there were logistical and biosecurity issues.
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But that doesn't mean that it isn't drawing a lot of attention in a province known more for wine than whisky, despite having a climate that is way more hospitable to grain than to grapes.
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While liquid formulations typically get a bad rap during colder months because they can harden (making hair brittle and prone to breakage), they're perfect for the more hospitable seasons — so, whenever it's not freezing cold outside.
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On one hand is a plan designed to create a more hospitable climate for all job creators and entrepreneurs; on the other hand, is a misguided attempt to micromanage the economy and pick winners and losers.
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The improvements, Mr. Cuomo argued, were needed to make the antiquated and often foreboding system more hospitable, even as the agency worked on the nuts-and-bolts problems that plague the subway, including signals and tracks.
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The change — which comes amid the company's push to make the platform more hospitable to video ads — will start appearing in the corner below videos posted by advertisers and everyday users alike in the weeks to come.
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Zapruder is more hospitable to poems with political ambitions, and he discusses several, including one of the most controversial poems of the twenty-first century, Amiri Baraka's "Somebody Blew Up America," on the attacks of September 11th.
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Apprehensions typically peak in the spring, when the weather is more hospitable for those seeking to travel to the border, only to decline amid the heat of the summer months and the cold of the winter months.
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Kansas is also more hospitable to Democrats this year because Mr. Brownback's tax experiment — slashing rates in hopes of stimulating the state economy — led to deep spending cuts to education and other programs to balance the budget.
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One moderator of an alt-right Discord server that was banned on Monday, Nathan Gate, who goes by the username TheBigKK, told me that Discord users were "leaving in droves" in search of a more hospitable platform.
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In January researchers from the University of Florida reported they had found two new disease-carrying mosquito species in the state, a sign that changes in the environment are making Florida more hospitable to tropical mosquitoes than ever.
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This decline could be accredited to the stigma associated with using it as it came to embody camp stereotypes in Britain, but gay men also had fewer reasons to speak an anti-language as culture became more hospitable.
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But the new assessments, bolstered by reports from analysts and smugglers in the region, suggest that Islamic State fighters are fleeing to more hospitable parts of Syria and Iraq, or to third countries where they can lie low.
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People who fight for diversity in the tech industry point out it is a hard problem to solve; it could take years of careful and publicly embarrassing actions for Uber and other companies to become more hospitable to women.
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Only in their view, that "better future" is not capitalist authoritarianism, but the total collapse of a degenerate and corrupt Western society — and the rebirth, out of its ashes, of a new political order more hospitable to white domination.
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Before finding more hospitable though far from plush accommodations, Mr. Natanzon survived on the $2 a day he was paid to guard one of Washington Square Park's famous chess tables favored by a player who called himself Russian Paul.
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But the original "Into You" is the kind of strident dance pop that Grande thrives on but Miller has little to do with, and the remix changes the tempo without really making the track more hospitable for a Mac Miller verse.
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Bullock views his position in sports with great responsibility and power; because sports is such a widely consumed form of entertainment in the US, he can use his platform in the NBA to help make society more hospitable toward LGBT people.
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It has spent millions making the neighborhood more hospitable, including hiring traffic managers to direct cars and pedestrians at busy intersections and installing an award-winning green infrastructure system that has allowed more than 250 trees to flourish on sidewalks.
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Andrew Cuomo, who should be using his power to make New York City more hospitable to working-class and middle-class families, has instead slipped a little poison into his executive budget that could cripple the city's ambitious efforts to build affordable housing.
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As part of The Economist's Open Future initiative, we asked Ms Chang about how the tech industry could be more hospitable to women, how the gender imbalance in venture capital could be redressed and how sexism in tech differs from other industries.
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The giant carpet python was found snoozing on a homeowner's kitchen counter after a huge meal in Australia, so naturally Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers Ross McGibbon and Richie Gilbert were called in to take the reptile to a more hospitable place outside.
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If we can change our sociopolitical landscape to understand the humanity of all people, we would create a world that is more hospitable to trans women's lives, and the potential for men to accept their feelings, and begin to treat trans women humanely.
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"The EEOC requires companies to track how many male versus female employees they have," but not transgender, and without that information, all we know is that enormously profitable conglomerates have made their working conditions more hospitable to the trans people who work there.
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Mr. Trump could appoint a new leader to the Fed who is more hospitable to his view (though she would have the option of continuing her time as a Fed governor, one of seven policy makers who are appointed to 14-year terms).
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The researchers said the structures may have been created by a multicellular organism or an aggregation of single-celled organisms akin to the slug-like organism formed when certain amoebas cluster together in lean times to move collectively to find a more hospitable environment.
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Had they come out three years later, when the musical climate had broadened, and bands like Mumford and Sons, Ben Howard, Noah and the Whale, and Laura Marling were scoring big hits and critical acclaim, then perhaps they'd have been planted into more hospitable pastures.
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"If China were to fix those problems, the result would be that the Chinese market would become more hospitable for American and other Western companies to set up production within China," Chad Bown, an economist with the Peterson Institute, told Business Insider via email.
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"The remarkable thing is that China is a more hospitable environment to this type of corruption, because it's a market where doctors and hospitals are heavily reliant on drug sales," said Dali Yang, who teaches at the University of Chicago and has studied the industry.
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If others are detected and a network of subglacial lakes exists like on Earth, he said, that could indicate liquid water has persisted for millions of years or even dating back to 3-1/2 billion years ago when Mars was a more hospitable planet.
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And it seemed like it might be time for something like the Chumby to succeed since the 2006 version of the internet was a much more hospitable environment for such devices following the rise of "Web 2.0" internet sharing culture and increased internet connectivity.
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In more hospitable months, the border city of Dandong plays host to hundreds of tourists coming to gawp at North Korea -- from boats on the Yalu River which separates the two countries, or through binoculars on a section of the Great Wall overlooking the international boundary.
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They've kind of been open about the fact that one of the things they're most interested in, is having the leader in Venezuela be more hospitable to the U.S. because of the oil reserves that Venezuela has and how that will be beneficial to U.S. businesses.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., another fallen front-runner, looked past New Hampshire in a phone call on Monday to supporters in South Carolina, where his popularity with black voters is expected to make the state more hospitable to him than the first two.
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A pair of researchers at the at the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics is positing that strong gravitational interactions between planets in red dwarf systems and their host stars could make these worlds more hospitable, particularly if they are "tidally locked," with a permanent dayside and a permanent nightside.
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"Habitat restoration, coupled with a drastic reduction in agro-chemical inputs and agricultural 'redesign', is probably the most effective way to stop further declines," the researchers write, with "redesign" meaning making agricultural plots more hospitable to the native insects (for instance, maintaining flowering plants for pollinators to feast on).
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Two right-wing leaders — Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary and Poland's ruling party leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski — have called for a radical "cultural counterrevolution" to make the E.U. more hospitable to their crackdowns on freedom of expression and their refusal to help deal with the Continent's refugee crisis.
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A tragedy leaves them under the leadership of Oram (Billy Crudup), who, against the advice of his second in command Daniels (Katherine Waterston) decides to make a detour to investigate a "rogue transmission" emanating from another planet that might actually be more hospitable to settlement based on its readings.
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"After feeling so much hope following your pledge in the Senate to make Facebook a safer and more hospitable place for social interaction, we are once again feeling let down by your recent comments supporting a safe harbor for Holocaust deniers and hate groups that attack victims of tragedy," they wrote.
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Richard Murray, a professor of political science at the University of Houston, told me to keep an eye as well on the 22nd District, a largely suburban swath of the Houston area that he described as a microcosm of demographic changes that are making the state ever more hospitable Democratic turf.
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"What we see in this presentation [is a] sign that Kraft wants to transact, [but] can't find anyone that is willing to sell to it and now wants to re-invent its image so that sellers see it as a more hospitable landing spot," analysts at Gordon Haskett said Friday.
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Instead, it focuses mainly on creating a more hospitable legal and regulatory environment for the companies and clinicians both by its elimination of patients' right to sue them for injuries arising from an early access grant and its legally questionable attempts to interfere with the FDA's performance of its statutory oversight duties.
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Jordan spent the last two months of the 2018-19 season as a Knick, but two people briefed on the negotiations said Jordan also was convinced in recent days that Barclays Center would be a more hospitable backdrop for Durant and Irving than Madison Square Garden and joined the chorus promoting the Nets.
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Say what you will about how comfortable a hammock is for sleeping, Eagles Nest Outfitters is working to make them just a bit more hospitable with its new DoubleNest LED that incorporates a string of glowing lights so you can read, adjust your sleeping bag, or easily find your way back after a bathroom break.
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The recent API changes — which were implemented in part to prevent spammy practices like users programmatically following and unfollowing accounts to gain followers — could make the environment even more hospitable for shopping, says Jimmy Duvall, chief product officer of e-commerce platform BigCommerce, which has partnered with Instagram to allow its merchants to integrate their catalogs.
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In a sense, the Rorschach may be more hospitable to an art of existence than tests with sternly categorical schema, like the Enneagram or the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, insofar as it does not slot the individual into a predetermined and fixed set of categories, but seems to offer a looser, less constrained assessment of one's personality.
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In a state where politics has long been cleaved by race, Mr. Espy was reckoning with a conundrum that Democrats face across the South — from Mississippi and Alabama, which have been hostile to the party for years, to states like Florida and Georgia that are more hospitable in cities but still challenging in many predominantly white areas.
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Publicly accusing rapists is far from a perfect solution, but at a time when a vast majority of rapes still go unpunished by the criminal justice system despite decades of reforms aimed at making the process more hospitable to victims, it may be one of the few options that many victims have for bringing some consequences to bear on those who rape.
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There is an intriguing flip side to the idea that urban evolution research can be used to rescue species that lack the capacity to flourish in megacities: If we can identify which animals are genetically primed to adapt well to living amid glass and steel, we might be able to use that knowledge to engineer a more hospitable world for ourselves.
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For now, officials have warned that the peak transmission season for EEE will continue into September for people living near swampy areas along the Eastern and Southern U.S. And of course, as the warming climate makes life more hospitable to mosquitoes, it's almost certain that EEE and other mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile will become more common throughout the year.
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The fate of North Carolina's controversial state law known as the bathroom bill was shaped by events in another state as much as by the political maneuvering that played out this week among lawmakers at the state house in Raleigh, N.C. Two weeks ago, the Duke and North Carolina men's basketball teams — in many ways the most powerful forces in the state — had to begin play in the N.C.A.A. tournament across the state line in Greenville, S.C., rather than at a more hospitable venue closer to campus, because the N.C.A.A. moved all of its playoff games in several sports out of the state in response to the North Carolina law, also known as House Bill 2 or HB2.
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