It is the most expansive such ban in the country.
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What's even better: The line will be its most expansive to date.
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Obama's comments were his most expansive on the subject since the dispute.
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Egypt is currently considering the world's most expansive anti-gay bill ever.
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Within the Cabinet, America's top diplomat has been China's most expansive critic.
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It's by far the most expansive offering of best-sellers we've seen.
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Assuming the game runs well enough, No Man's Sky Virtual Reality will be a far cry from gimmicky VR games that lack true depth, offering one of the most expansive — if not the most expansive — VR experiences to date.
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What's trippy is, it's the most expansive, and most intimate thing we've done.
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In theory, Trump sits atop the most expansive intelligence-gathering apparatus in history.
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Bloomberg has the most expansive real-estate portfolio of all the Democratic candidates.
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Industry groups praised the announcement, the most expansive offshore drilling proposal in decades.
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Marilynne Robinson is one of the most expansive and generous writers who ever lived.
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This might not always make for the most expansive canvas on which to paint, but
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The CCPA is currently considered the most expansive state privacy law in the United States.
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Stop & Shop, which is owned by Ahold Delhaize, announced one of the most expansive programs.
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New York City's subway system is among the most expansive, popular, and best in the world.
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In the most expansive definition, it covers about one in six Americans: nearly 45 million people.
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"Lust for Life" is her most expansive album; it has 16 songs, stretching nearly 72 minutes.
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That makes it "one of the most expansive automatic voter registration programs in the nation," per Politico.
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Musically, it's their sturdiest and most expansive album, messy and rowdy within a conventional mainstream country blend.
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Holloway was the architect of the company's family policy, one of the most expansive in the industry.
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To train the fastest algorithms, they say, you need the most expansive datasets and the beefiest processors.
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Her mind is the most expansive mind I've ever had the pleasure of being in contrast to.
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The Great Barrier Reef, true to its name, is the most expansive reef ecosystem in the world.
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Slowly but surely, Neidell is building the most expansive repository of World War I knowledge ever produced.
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In their responses, the White House team offered their most expansive defense of the president to date.
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Hausmann said he believes that Venezuela has the opportunity to experience the most expansive economic adjustment in history.
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I now have a monopoly on the two most expansive and lucrative spots the game has to offer.
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Sisi's crackdown has unfolded amid one of the most expansive overhauls of the legal system in Egyptian history.
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Its content business is considered one of the most expansive in terms of recognizable franchises and family-friendly titles.
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It remains the most expansive set of social benefits ever extended by the federal government through a single program.
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It's in the country's long-term interest to have the most diverse, most expansive array of ideas out there.
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Between the lines: To my knowledge, this is the most expansive tariff proposal ever floated in the Trump administration.
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T-Mobile&aposs recently announced nationwide 5G network is currently the most expansive out of all the US carriers.
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Some of the states seeing the most expansive Hispanic population growth are safe for either Republicans (Texas) or Democrats (California).
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Israel extended the fishing zone of the Gaza coast from 12 nautical miles to 15, the most expansive in years.
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"Our new delegate selection plan will ensure that 2020 is Nevada's most expansive, accessible and fair caucus yet," McCurdy said.
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The former New York City mayor has also assembled one of the most expansive staffing operations in the Democratic field.
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But Mr. Brown championed the initiative, which was the most expansive public transit project currently under construction in the country.
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Still, the word that most comes to mind is vision: a strategy to consider the city through its most expansive possibilities.
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Google runs one of the world's most expansive digital advertising businesses and uses personal data to target users with specific advertisements.
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The Senate will vote on the most expansive bipartisan plan to loosen Dodd-Frank Act regulations on banks and financial firms.
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 lineup of phones is perhaps the most expansive and extensive line of devices to share the same basic name.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 launches later this month, and it's looking like one of the most expansive, detailed video games ever made.
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On his first full day in office, Trump put in place the most expansive and life-threatening Global Gag Rule in history.
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I mean, the Trump campaign and the RNC are developing the most expansive campaign operation in modern history, and that's including Ohio.
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Mike Bloomberg is worth an estimated $55.4 billion and has the most expansive real-estate portfolio of all the Democratic presidential candidates.
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The law went into effect in December, and though other states have similar laws, DHS has called New York's the most expansive.
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Republicans passed a major tax overhaul last year -- the most expansive reform of the US tax system in more than 30 years.
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At its most expansive, it is still much smaller in population than New York City, the place so many Irish call home.
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Federal officials regard it as a major threat, with "the most expansive footprint in the United States" of any of the cartels.
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Mr. Bush responded by pushing through the most expansive government intervention in the private sector in decades to stave off a new depression.
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They tend to assume that their country's most expansive borders are the natural ones—though these inevitably overlap with their neighbours' border claims.
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Oculus Studios and Insomniac Games are teaming up to deliver what may prove to be the biggest, most expansive virtual reality game yet.
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"Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" was one of the most expansive games on the PlayStation 2, creating a huge faux version of California.
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He used the restaurant's formidable menu — often described as offering 20073 selections at its most expansive — as a sort of crowd-control weapon.
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He had no idea that his seeming good fortune was a byproduct of one of the most expansive rare book thefts in history.
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Finally, lawmakers returned to the Senate floor and shortly after sunrise, the most expansive cuts to Mr. Evers's power had cleared both chambers.
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If sound is the most expansive vector for violence, then the voice – the one that bears witness – is the most compelling one for justice.
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A senior U.S. intelligence official described the Chinese operation, known as "Cloudhopper," as one of the most expansive and successful hacking schemes ever recorded.
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Additionally, while Sweden has the highest number of reported rape cases, the country also has one of the world's most expansive definitions of rape.
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"This bill is one of the most expansive attacks on women's health care we've seen to date," said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood.
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The project seeks to slate a fall season of intensive cross-institutional programming centered around the theme of "feminism" in its most expansive definition.
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Sanders' immigration reform proposal is one of the most expansive and progressive of the entire Democratic field, including a moratorium on deporting undocumented immigrants.
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He sat atop EBX, then one of the world's most expansive industrial conglomerates, with units ranging from oil and shipping to entertainment and beauty care.
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The 16-year-old Japanese pop star Hatsune Miku, who just finished her most expansive headlining tour in North America, doesn't have a tour bus.
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It lasted about five minutes, comprising seven questions in all, and it was not one of Mayor Bill de Blasio's finest, or most expansive, moments.
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Letters Against the Firmament (2015) was Bonney's most expansive book to date, gathering both previously unpublished work and large swatches of The Commons and Happiness.
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Asked about his political intentions in a C-SPAN "Newsmakers" interview to air this week, Steyer gave some of his most expansive comments to date.
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It is significant that the coaches of two of Europe's most expansive teams decided, when the stakes were high, that caution had to come first.
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Mr. Bush resisted the most expansive proposals to fight climate change for the rest of his presidency, and government scientists felt muzzled during his administration.
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Martin Creed: The Back Door is the first comprehensive US survey of the artist's work, and the most expansive single-artist takeover of the Armory ever.
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His comments were the most expansive yet by a senior Canadian official about anti-government protests that have swept Hong Kong over the past two months.
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All are indicators of a warming climate, to which decades of human intervention have made the forests—the fourth most expansive of any country—especially susceptible.
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Harris, who has been at the helm of the most expansive US military command for three years, hammered home points he's made repeatedly during his term.
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We've created and grown the business into the world's most expansive health and weight loss community for moms, consisting of millions of followers around the globe.
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But after 1753 consecutive years of growth, there are signs that New York's most expansive taste-making event for improvised music may have hit a ceiling.
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While New York officials have in the past announced ambitious plans to protect the city, many of the most expansive ideas remain on the drawing board.
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It's the country's largest carrier with the most expansive network of towers that continues to grow, and it offers the best 4G and 4G LTE coverage.
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To see clothes take flight on the back of a dancer is to see both the dancer and the garment at their most expansive and expressive.
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The countries are wrapping up their most expansive joint military drills to date amid efforts to coordinate more ambitiously on challenges in the Indo-Pacific region.
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While we've seen Wear OS (formerly Android Wear) watches from other companies like LG, Fossil has the most expansive and stylish collection powered by Google's wearables platform.
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Though he always favored long compositions, on Jawbreaker's swan song, 1995's Dear You, the album's best material was the moodiest and most expansive that he'd written.
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Houston has a population of 313 million people spread across nearly 670 square miles, making the curfew among the largest and most expansive in United States history.
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So far, T-Mobile&aposs 5G network is the most expansive and inclusive compared to other carriers&apos 5G networks, which only cover parts of certain cities.
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Over the last two decades, HBO's original programming has become synonymous with ambition—but Westworld might be one of the channel's most expansive and audacious projects to date.
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"Donald Trump has the clearest path to become the Republican nominee," Mr. Romney said in some of his most expansive public comments on the state of the campaign.
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Last night, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi gave some of his most expansive comments to date since taking the reins seven months ago concerning his vision for the company.
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Noto, one of the most expansive typographic families ever made, supports 800 languages, 100 scripts in up to eight different weights, innumerable special characters, and absolutely no tofu.
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That drew a stern rebuke from Justice Clarence Thomas, who has staked out one of the most expansive visions of the Second Amendment on the court's current bench.
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"Situated on the grounds of the Biltmore Estate, this has got to be the hotel with some of the most expansive property I've seen in a long time."
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Although the blue dogs will likely resist the left's most expansive plans for taxing and spending, most of them comfortably embrace the party's liberal mainstream on cultural issues.
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Accordingly, the Trump administration has frozen aid and deployed tariffs to force impoverished Central American countries and Mexico to enforce this most expansive vision of the US border.
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France has invested a great deal in adapting its criminal justice system to the jihadist threat and now has some of the most expansive counterterrorism legislation in Europe.
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The accompanying prospectus to Jumia's listing this year on the New York Stock Exchange offered the most expansive financial data to date on a tech venture operating in Africa.
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As the brightest and most expansive lunar phase, the full moon will have a major effect on who you are, should you happen to be born under its light.
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No Man's Sky is one of the most expansive video games ever created, tasking players with exploring a procedurally generated universe so vast that everyone's experience will be different.
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The most expansive proposals would require congressional approval and it is not clear whether Trump's proposals will win favor with Democrats in the House and Republicans in the Senate.
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But his explanation for the combative response to the crowd size issue was nonetheless his most expansive answer in a session studded with questions about economic policy and foreign matters.
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By the time it passed, with both houses of the state legislature overturning the governor's veto, it had become one of the most expansive gun-rights laws in the country.
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With... No Man's Sky is one of the most expansive video games ever created, tasking players with exploring a procedurally generated universe so vast that everyone's experience will be different.
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The most expansive plans often focus on holding polluters accountable while allowing departments across different levels of government to evaluate how policies would affect the environment of at-risk communities.
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Its most expansive views look south, where the Hudson River's many moods can be appreciated as it flows between the towers of the financial district and those of Jersey City.
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As it happened, Nancy Gertner had been the presiding judge in the most expansive lawsuit in the case, in which representatives of the four framed men sued the federal government.
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It may not be a coincidence that he chose this moment to offer his most expansive remarks yet on the Mueller probe, which appear calculated to sow even more discord.
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The D-Series is one of Vizio's most expansive lines, with pricing and sizes ranging from a 24-inch 1080p set at $139 to a 65-inch 4K TV at $899.
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Wikipedia is the web's most expansive encyclopedia, but the nature of its crowdsourced information makes it prone to vandalism, misinformation, and a deeper question of what truly deserves its own page.
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Allen built the business from an app and weight-loss challenge into the world's most expansive health and weight loss community for moms, consisting of millions of followers around the globe.
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I feel like if I think about the phases of my life that have been the most creative and most expansive, it's those times that I haven't been attached to anyone.
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They're filled with some of the most delightfully bizarre aliens in the franchise, and they add up to the most expansive tour of the Star Wars universe that I can recall.
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For example, police in Massachusetts, which has arguably the most expansive gun laws in the country, have discretion to deny a license even if someone meets the explicit legal requirements for it.
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You wouldn't have to explain who Thiel is in a script today, though you also probably wouldn't make a movie about Facebook, one of the most expansive, influential institutions in the world.
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Tetris Effect Rockstar Games has a reputation for making the most expansive and boundary-pushing open-world games in the industry, and Red Dead Redemption 2 took that approach to new extremes.
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The project is daring in its scale, standing as one of the most expansive creations of Mr. Scott, an artist known for work that often highlights the injustices endured by African-Americans.
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The demo offers an intriguing look at what is the most expansive Zelda yet, an open-world adventure that encourages you to go anywhere you like and take challenges as they come.
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Maryland's is among the most expansive; beginning in 2018, all forms of birth control — including vasectomies and Plan B, the so-called morning-after pill — will be free for those with insurance.
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Perhaps it's an inevitable perspective for someone who has spent much of his career as a conflict photographer in Iraq and Afghanistan, close to the most expansive manifestations of that violent tendency.
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And remarkably, even the most expansive list of potential 2020 presidential candidates on the Democratic side contains no dynastic politicians, now that Cuomo has been dropped from the Washington Post's long list.
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If the problems of parenting have got you down, you might seek comfort in knowing the animal kingdom has very similar problems, and you are in good company in the most expansive sense.
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The Olympic leadership had been under pressure to expel a major sports power for perpetrating one of the most expansive doping programs in history and corrupting results at the Summer and Winter Games.
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The Judiciary panel is also exploring alleged obstruction of justice, public corruption and abuses of power in the most expansive congressional investigation of Trump since Democrats took control of the House in January.
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In his most expansive speech to date, Donald J. Trump laid out a case on Tuesday for tearing up trade pacts and confronting China as he stood at a recycling plant near Pittsburgh.
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Not long after, I was surrounded by all manner of weird taxidermy, as well as the world's most expansive collection of John Wayne Gacy paintings, or so I was told by the curator.
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The most expansive is the Mississippi Blues Trail, which erected its first marker in 2006 and now has 200 of them, some of which can be found in other states and even countries.
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Perhaps the most expansive family novel of the last two years, C. E. Morgan's "The Sport of Kings" (2016), synthesizes the black epic of lost roots with the dynastic accrual of white property.
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Black lives mattered in 1619, to the extent that they facilitated the creation of the world's most expansive industrial and consumer economy -- riches that were built on the unpaid labor of African-Americans.
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Davis was sitting next to LeBron James on a dais in a large concrete room at Staples Center, and they were offering some of their most expansive comments on Bryant since his death.
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This is the most expansive earthquake early warning app to be unveiled in the US. Another app, ShakeAlertLA, came out in January, but it was only available to people within the Los Angeles area.
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This year, the Indiana governor signed one of the most expansive anti-abortion laws in the country, a ban on women having abortions because the fetus is diagnosed with Down syndrome or other disabilities.
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China is pursuing these initiatives under the auspices of the "One Belt, One Road" (OBOR) project, which, in its most expansive conception, would cover 65 countries and approximately 40 percent of the world economy.
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The plaintiffs in the case have argued that Facebook violated the Illinois law — the most expansive of its kind in the country — when the company instituted "Tag Suggestions" without their explicit consent in 2010.
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The plaintiffs in the case have argued that Facebook violated an Illinois law — the most expansive of its kind in the country — when the company instituted "Tag Suggestions" without users' explicit consent in 2010.
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The plaintiffs in the case have argued that Facebook violated an Illinois law -- the most expansive of its kind in the country -- when the company instituted "Tag Suggestions" without users' explicit consent in 2010.
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" Ohio Attorney General Michael DeWine argued in court papers that "Ohio is a national leader in making voting easy," and said that his state's voting calendar remains "one of the most expansive in the country.
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More recently, the state government adopted one of the nation's most expansive minimum wage laws, to $21 statewide by 2400, reflecting a populist tide against income inequality that the rent control effort is also riding.
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At its most expansive, "smart" produces a world where we no longer exert control over objects we've bought from corporations, but corporations exert control over us through things we pay for the privilege of using.
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While the city is heralded for operating one of the world's most expansive networks of subway lines, there are many neighborhoods — and many New Yorkers — that do not benefit from this rapid mode of transportation.
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As the slew of plans above suggests, Congress is currently in a bit of a bidding war to see who can develop the most attractive, and perhaps the most expansive, cash plan for the moment.
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In total, the festival shows jazz at its most expansive and inclusive: It's the only Stateside jazz festival to participate in Keychange, a program that encourages festivals to reach gender parity in their lineups by 51.
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Powerful bank lobbies, such as the American Bankers Association, Independent Community Bankers of America and Consumer Bankers Association, have lined up behind Hensarling's bill, the most expansive effort to reduce financial regulations imposed in Dodd-Frank.
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And Reverend Barber, the North Carolina NAACP leader, did what Reverend Barber does: Use scripture to take the moral high ground for the most expansive liberal views—and get the hall (and TV audience) rocking in response.
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Doyle is most expansive when she shows how other categories, like race, further restrict women's identity, with the consequence that women of color are even more likely to be dismissed as train wrecks than their white counterparts.
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Early Monday Bloomberg also reported, citing sources, that the White House would use "one of the most expansive legal tools" to declare Chinese investment in certain technology-related U.S. companies a threat to economic and national security.
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Washington (CNN)The House of Representatives on Friday passed the most expansive legislation Congress has taken to date to address the opioid crisis, approving a bipartisan package that combines 58 bills passed in the last two weeks.
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The 43 live album "Diane Schuur & the Count Basie Orchestra" was a showcase for her prowess, as both a vocalist and pianist, at its most expansive and exuberant; Ms. Schuur will revisit tunes from that recording Nov.
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The deck is still being completed, but its most expansive views look south, where the Hudson River's many moods can be appreciated as it flows between the towers of the financial district and those of Jersey City.
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Barcelona-based Caixabank was one of Spain's most expansive banks during the financial crisis as it attempted to offset falling profitability in its domestic market by buying up smaller savings banks hit hard by a property market crash.
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In some ways, the North Carolina ruling was the most expansive and powerful for liberal groups because the law was the first passed after the Supreme Court struck a key provision of the Voting Rights Act in 2013.
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New York is also home to one of the country's most expansive statutes protecting police secrecy, a 1976 law enshrined in the state's civil rights code, which precludes the disclosure of most details of officers' history, including misconduct.
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New York is only the fourth state to guarantee paid family leave, and its new policy is the country's most expansive—double the six weeks mandated by California and Rhode New Jersey, and triple Rhode Island's four weeks.
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Despite one of the most expansive moves in the history of U.S. monetary policy, equity traders were left nervous about the coronavirus and efforts to contain its spread, which some fear could tip the economy into a recession.
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Even without its former leader, the Sinaloa cartel is a major threat and maintains among its competitors "the most expansive footprint in the United States," according to the Drug Enforcement Administration's most recent assessment of the drug trade.
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President Trump's administration has launched a series of insults and attacks on women in his short time in office — from history's most expansive global gag rule on abortion to Trumpcare, the worst healthcare bill for women in a generation.
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In the most expansive assessment of Trump from a senior Indonesian government member, Pandjaitan said the New York real estate mogul's business background would enable him to strike deals with countries without judging the "color of their political skin".
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Australia embarked on one of the world's most expansive efforts to rid a society of gun violence after a mass shooting in the Tasmanian town of Port Arthur on April 19963, 21996, left 22014 dead and many other injured.
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In a former Nabisco box-printing plant that's now one of the country's most expansive contemporary art spaces, take in large-scale sculptural works, such as Richard Serra's ellipses; Dan Flavin's fluorescents; and Dorothea Rockburne's immersive, blindingly white matrix.
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Washington (CNN)White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer offered the most expansive view of the Trump administration's priorities since the election Monday, using his first press briefing to talk about everything from ISIS to trade, Russia, protesters and relations with journalists.
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So easy, in fact, that you were probably too preoccupied with tallying up your VIB Rouge points for the latest fall offerings to realize that Sephora is also home to one of the most expansive natural beauty sections in the game.
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The benignly named Clean Power Plan to coerce states to redesign their electric sector around low- to zero-carbon intensity instead of cost and reliability may be the most expansive arrogation of power by a single agency in U.S. history.
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The most expansive Miller Prize piece, "Another Circle," was created from 30 tons of Indiana limestone by the New York- and Tucson-based firm Aranda\Lasch, and it was already taking over a two-acre swath of Mill Race Park.
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In their responses, Mr. Trump's lawyers offered their most expansive defense of the president to date, effectively arguing that a president cannot be removed from office for demanding political favors if he believes his re-election is in the national interest.
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The most expansive of the participants is the Greek-French philosopher Cornelius Castoriadis; the most provocative is the French-American literary critic George Steiner, who, among other things, wonders whether the death of Jesus Christ or of Socrates was more meaningful.
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Investment Team at Rough Draft Ventures Investment Team at Rough Draft Ventures In my opinion, the two institutions that have the most expansive line of sight into the student entrepreneurship landscape are First Round's Dorm Room Fund and General Catalyst's Rough Draft Ventures.
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It is one of law enforcement's most expansive powers: If the authorities believe that someone has knowledge of a crime, they can — under threat of arrest — force the person to testify in court by obtaining what is known as a material witness warrant.
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To help them, the state has made community college free for high school graduates and adults who have not previously earned a degree, one of the most expansive efforts in the country to encourage non-college educated adults to improve their skills.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For some artists, a sheet of paper, a length of canvas, a block of wood or stone, or a computer screen might not provide a large enough starting point for communicating their biggest, boldest, most expansive ideas.
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For a long time, gaming was the sole domain of the digital outsiders–regarded as a novelty by most, but treasured as an escape by a chosen few who would go on to construct one of the most expansive and alluring industries in modern history.
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In doing so, he created the most expansive novel of his career — a big, stirring novel that testified not just to his gift for limning the psyche of the contemporary American male, but also to a talent for mapping the discontinuities of 20th century history.
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The second President Bush came into office deeply skeptical of democracy promotion and any "nation building," but the events of 9/11 and ideas about the connection between repression and extremism led him to pursue the most expansive program of U.S. democracy promotion to date.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)Google's attempt at a splashy Pixel 222 launch event today may have been dulled by some of the most expansive product leaks in recent memory, but luckily the company had a bit more to talk about than a couple of iterative smartphone updates.
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"President Obama's plan to designate the most expansive national monuments of his administration is a momentous action with positive implications for local economies, threatened historic and cultural areas, and migrating wildlife," said Mike Matz, director of the United States public land program at Pew Charitable Trusts.
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But I would say buildings data is probably your most expansive dataset but that's primarily because buildings cut across all sorts of different agencies: Department of Finance for tax data, obviously the Department of Buildings, you've got Housing Preservation and Development, you've got NYPD that stores data.
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The curators decided that among the most interesting materials were the surveillance images and footage from the 1960s and 1970s, an archive that city curators view as one of the most expansive visual records of political and social movements in the United States from that era.
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And he said it was a point of pride for him that the fund still protects losses, even without the most expansive type of diversification: Over the 10 years ending on September 30, it has captured 93.5% of market upside and just 83.3% of its downside.
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McConnell's comments -- the most expansive he has publicly made on the issue that his office was immediately aware of -- came a day before the House Judiciary Committee's subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties is set to hold a hearing on legislation related to the issue.
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"I have a hard time accepting that any leader might do the kind of damage to his own auto industry that would happen if he were to bring in such a tariff on Canadian auto manufacturers," he said in his most expansive comments on the topic to date.
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One founding population To date, only three Aboriginal Australian whole genome sequences have been described -- one from a historical tuft of hair from Australia's Western Desert and two other historic sequences whose exact origins were unknown -- making this study the most expansive investigation into indigenous Australian origins yet.
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On the contrary, the justices who took the most expansive view of corporate rights did so primarily because they saw corporations as collections of individuals who still retained all their own constitutional rights and who had the right to exercise them, even through the association of the corporation.
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The agency made privacy rules for phones and cable television in the past, but high-speed internet providers, including AT&T and Verizon Communications, were not held to any privacy restrictions, even though those behemoth companies have arguably one of the most expansive views of the habits of web users.
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Timed to coincide with the July 4 holiday, the House bill, which passed 225 to 184, largely along party lines, is the first and most expansive in a blitz of new measures that House Democrats say they will pass to address vulnerabilities highlighted by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Jackson may have impressed Trump with his bravura news conference on the President's health -- and is loved among many current and former White House officials -- but he has no experience running a major organization and the VA is one of the most expansive and troubled medical bureaucracies in the world.
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There are actually three bills that have been proposed to protect DACA recipients if Trump ends the program, and the DREAM Act is by far the most expansive — it offers legal status that can eventually become citizenship, with few qualifications on which of the existing DACA recipients are eligible for it.
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Only use mobile devices and apps that are certified safeScreenshot: FTCScreenshot: FTCFor example, it would be truly bad if your child didn't learn these habits and repeatedly refused to stop using a possibly insecure personal device while in command of the world's most powerful military and one of its most expansive security apparatuses.
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The project, which seeks to slate a fall season of intensive cross-institutional programming centering around the theme of "feminism" in its most expansive definition, was the brainchild of Apsara DiQuinzio, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art and Phyllis C. Wattis MATRIX Curator at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
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The report warned of the dire consequences stemming from climate change on the U.S. Here's the recap: Trump disputes 'man made' climate change President Trump on Tuesday disputed the scientific consensus that human activity contributes to climate change in his most expansive rejection yet of his own administration's report on global warming.
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Now many of these same civil libertarians, liberals and even defense attorneys have forgotten how dangerous those bad old days were, and are demanding that President Trump and his family members should be prosecuted for corruption under the most expansive definition of corruption, despite recent court rulings narrowing that open-ended term.
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It is perhaps understandable that like the Final Fantasy team who left Square Enix before them, the creators of Front Mission wanted to created a magnum opus that would end their careers with the company on a note of triumph, but that note actually sounds sour on even the most expansive and informed reading.
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The alt right, which coalesced out of several web outlets that launched in the last five years, began to gain mainstream exposure at the end of 2015, when Buzzfeed's Rosie Gray wrote a feature on the movement—its most expansive treatment in the press thus far—and tied its newfound prominence to Trump's campaign.
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The most expansive is the Super Deluxe set, which includes the new stereo remix, two discs of outtakes, a Blu-Ray for high res stereo, 5.1 surround, and Dolby Atmos remixes, and a 100-page book which features a foreword by Paul McCartney, introduction from Martin, and in-depth notes and essays by historians Kevin Howlett and David Hepworth.
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The Chinese artist, activist, and former political prisoner Ai Weiwei , whose work is also on view at the Guggenheim, débuts the most expansive outdoor project of his career, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," a meditation on boundaries that alludes to both the global refugee crisis and President Trump's plan to build a wall along the border between the U.S. and Mexico.
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Alessandro Michele was a back-of-the-house veteran of the Gucci design team before he was chosen to lead perhaps the most expansive and successful overhaul of a major global fashion brand in recent years; experienced but under-the-radar designers like Paul Surridge and Paul Andrew have been appointed to revive fortunes at Roberto Cavalli and Salvatore Ferragamo, respectively.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads My copy of the Penguin Dictionary of Symbols describes yellow as "the hottest, the most expansive and the most burning of all colors in its intensity, violence and almost strident shrillness … broad and dazzling as a flow of molten metal, being hard to put out and always overflowing the limits within which one tries to confine it.
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During the Democratic platform proceedings in St. Louis and Orlando, we were victorious in including amendments to make it a clear priority of the Democratic Party to fight for a $15 an hour federal minimum wage, expand Social Security, abolish the death penalty, put a price on carbon, establish a path toward the legalization of marijuana, enact major criminal justice reforms, pass comprehensive immigration reform, end for-profit prisons and detention facilities, break up too-big-to-fail banks and create a 21st century Glass-Steagall Act, close loopholes that allow big companies to avoid taxes by stashing their cash in offshore tax havens and use that revenue to rebuild America, approve the most expansive agenda ever for protecting Native American rights and so much more.
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