Correction: This story was revised to correct that Japan's high-speed rail systems are among the world's most extensive but are not the most extensive.
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The world's most extensive known cave system is aptly named.
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American's canceled flights are the most extensive among US airlines.
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The world's most extensive unexplored place is undoubtedly the seabed.
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Mudiay received his most extensive playing time since March 1.
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The oldest and most extensive is at Morgantown, West Virginia.
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The most extensive exhibition will take place at the Brooklyn Museum.
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It was the most extensive physical activity for Foltynewicz since Sept.
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The US boasts the most extensive freight rail system in the world.
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His most extensive and expensive campaign, though, has been to eliminate coal.
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It's the most extensive interview she's given on the subject in 15 years.
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The most extensive attention to accreditation in the Senate has come from Sen.
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"This is the most extensive grand jury referral I've ever seen," he added.
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"Changing that step was the most extensive redesign we did," Mr. Puhaindran said.
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Crash is receiving the most extensive paint job, but not the only one.
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But Roodman's analysis is one of the most extensive reviews I have seen.
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Twitter provided the most extensive data, the researchers said, covering 2009 through 2018.
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Melania Trump delivered some of her most extensive public remarks as first lady.
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Shall that man be above it who can commit the most extensive injustice?
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China has the most extensive and sophisticated internet censorship system in the world.
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But the study, Yolken says, is the largest and most extensive of its kind.
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The comments represent the presidents most extensive observations so far on the 2016 race.
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The second most extensive is the Kiev Patriarchate (KP) which enjoys no international recognition.
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The report revealed the most extensive state-sponsored sports doping program since the 1970s.
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Provost's comments were the most extensive to date about her knowledge of the material.
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The blog post marks the most extensive response yet by Amazon to such criticisms.
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It is one of the most extensive cases ever in Denmark, police told Reuters.
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Little tolerance: China has built the world's most extensive and sophisticated online censorship system.
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The 1953 Corvette had the most extensive damages and required 4,000 hours of restoration.
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The risk and vulnerability assessments represent the most extensive aid in Homeland Security's toolkit.
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But it is the most extensive, sampling 21,980 firms with headquarters in 91 countries.
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Swaps clearing is perhaps the most extensive and consequential of all the swaps reform efforts.
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As for specifically Tumblr and specifically fandom Tumblr, I think this is the most extensive.
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" It was whether "that man be above it, who can commit the most extensive injustice?
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"We expect the review of Libra to be among the most extensive ever," Marcus said.
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His comments are the most extensive yet made publicly on the progress of the investigation.
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France has some of the most extensive and protective labor regulations in the euro zone.
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The largest, most extensive Latino and immigrant voter turnout operation in U.S. history is underway.
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The agreement between the government and FARC is the most extensive peace accord ever negotiated.
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In 2015, Dr. Rodriguez performed the most extensive transplant to date, onto a former firefighter.
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On Monday morning, he made his most extensive public comments so far about the controversy.
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Back in 2006, British and American authorities disrupted the most extensive Qaeda plot they'd seen.
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AT&T TV Now has one of the most extensive channel lineups for streaming services.
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef is the largest and most extensive reef system in the world.
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This is especially true because we have undertaken the most extensive regulatory reduction ever conceived.
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Now, scientists are deploying one of the most extensive conservation attempts history has ever known.
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The comments are some of the most extensive he has made about the charges against him.
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On paper, India has long claimed some of the world's most extensive road and rail networks.
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Facebook Out of all the social networks you're on, Facebook has the most extensive privacy controls.
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An analysis of the Mexican Migration Project data - the most extensive data set on Mexico-U.
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Experts say the fires are the most extensive in Australia's history and are far from over.
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Ishtar is possibly the most extensive knowledge base of all time, as it pertains to Destiny.
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And now he's released the most extensive climate plan of any of the current democratic candidates.
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A massive air-and-sea search, the most extensive such U.S. operation at that time, was unsuccessful.
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Louisiana contains some of the world's most extensive wetlands, home to a fifth of North America's waterfowl.
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And it is committing some of the most extensive, and neglected, human-rights violations in the world.
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As Arab art collections go, the independent Barjeel Art Foundation might be one of the most extensive.
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As New Scientist points out, it's the most "extensive and rapid" loss of kelp forests ever documented.
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Eliade had the most extensive ties, being a supporter of the Iron Guard in his native Romania.
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And her outreach to reporters included her most extensive question-and-answer session with them in months.
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In her most extensive remarks since she conceded the race to Donald J. Trump early Wednesday, Mrs.
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Critics argue it grants police and spies some of the most extensive snooping capabilities in the West.
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According to archaeologist Stella Chrysoulaki, it is, apparently, one of the most extensive archaic cemeteries in Attica.
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Mr. Silagy said that southwest Florida, where the damage is most extensive, could experience the longest waits.
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But "Anima," which Mr. Jalet said was Mr. Yorke's most extensive experience with dance, was a stretch.
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Goldsmith now has perhaps the world's most extensive collection of examples of online attacks against US veterans.
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Her death started one of the most extensive manhunts in the New York Police Department's recent history.
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"Our goal is to have the most extensive library we can, really adapted to the patient," Jooris says.
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Atomico also now offers some of the most extensive services to its portfolio companies, it likes to note.
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According to Haaretz, the Israeli military said it was the most extensive Israeli strike in Syria in decades.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has carried out the most extensive rebranding campaign ever by a Saudi royal.
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The order brought to an end one of the Department of Education's most extensive reviews in recent history.
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Through one of the most extensive genetic tests available, whole exome sequencing, we've now identified her autism gene.
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Africom, the newest U.S. combatant command, faces its most extensive challenges and considerable attention to its counterterrorism efforts.
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In East Germany, the Stasi and the K.G.B. oversaw one of the Soviet bloc's most extensive spy states.
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New York City's water supply system is one of the most extensive municipal water systems in the world.
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In the coming weeks, the plaintiffs will file their most extensive briefs yet about the opioid industry's conduct.
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The footage is the most extensive and violent look yet at the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's classic fantasy novel.
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But in his most extensive comments yet on the situation, he said he knew he had let people down.
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All of that changed, however, when Hardison underwent the most extensive soft tissue face transplant ever performed last year.
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Friday marked Biden's most extensive comments addressing the issue and his first public appearance since the women came forward.
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"It's time we closed this Pandora's box," the defendant said at one point, his most extensive statement in court.
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These pro-Trump forces are poised to wage what could be the most extensive disinformation campaign in US history.
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The city that rose from the dust was the most extensive collection of Fremont houses ever to be discovered.
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Today, tobacco companies maintain some of the most extensive state lobbying networks in the country, totaling hundreds of lobbyists.
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By the 1860s Charles Delaunay had spent 20 years developing the most extensive theory of the Moon in this way.
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""The En-Gedi Leviticus Scroll is the most extensive and significant biblical text from antiquity that has come to light.
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The U.S. government hit China with the most extensive tariffs, starting a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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"I released the most extensive financial review of anybody in the history of politics," Trump told ABC in September 2016.
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It's one of the most extensive entries into RickMorty lore, and has inspired a subgenre of art depicting its characters.
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That required heavy investment in ultra-fast fibre: Spain now has the most extensive fibre-to-home network in Europe.
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Mueller offered his most extensive comments yet on his decision not to subpoena Trump to sit down for an interview.
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But only Congress can designate wilderness, the most extensive and restrictive kind of land protection available to the federal government.
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But he had the most extensive and innovative ground operation Florida Democrats had ever seen in a non-presidential primary.
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In China, Starbucks offers the most extensive menu of Chinese teas and traditional treats such as mooncakes and dragon dumplings.
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What may be surprising is that the city reportedly has the most extensive network of affordable housing in the country.
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What it has done instead is create the world's most extensive online database of offshore company names, directors and shareholders.
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"Then, of course, China has implemented the most extensive cordon sanitaire [or quarantine] in the history of humankind," Gostin added.
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Warren, 70, likely has the most extensive national operation aside from Bloomberg, with more than 1,000 staffers in 30 states.
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He's a Bear Divide Hotshot -- in other words, comes with some of the most extensive training in wildfire suppression tactics.
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Meanwhile, Libyan output has fallen nearly 75% to just below 300,000 bpd amid the most extensive oil blockade for years.
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Unbenknownst to many, it has a history of public transportation that was the world's most extensive: the Pacific Electric Railway.
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Obama has a stroke of lightning" and realizes he has created "the most extensive invasive surveillance state that ever existed.
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It functions for now as the most extensive list, adding dozens of claims to those already compiled by Vox and others.
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The Federal Aviation Administration approved the venture, the most extensive test yet in the U.S. of what many companies — including Amazon.
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The most extensive use of "alternative" data (which, unlike "alternative" facts, do have a basis in reality) is made in China.
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Hillary Clinton put forward the most extensive and progressive policy platform of any campaign I've witnessed in the last 40 years.
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In the reality star's most extensive interview in years, he and fiancée Blac Chyna have landed on the cover of People.
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The protests against the Kremlin were the most extensive show of defiance in several years, according to The New York Times.
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The latest trailer for Sony's Venom delivers the most extensive look yet at the superpowered title character played by Tom Hardy.
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Trump on Friday blasted the impeachment proceedings in his most extensive public comments since the first transcripts were released on Monday.
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But they did issue a 20,000-word plan that provides the most extensive description of their health care alternative to date.
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The tweets represent Trump's most extensive public comments on the upheaval in the semiautonomous territory, which has lasted over two months.
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In 2001, Portugal enacted one of the most extensive drug law reforms in the world when it decriminalized all illegal drugs.
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The announcement marks the most extensive efforts taken by a government outside of China to curb the spread of COVID-0003.
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Meanwhile, Libyan output is down by nearly 75% to just below 300,000 bpd amid the most extensive oil blockade for years.
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Durres, a city on the coast, and Thumane, an inland town to the northwest, sustained some of the most extensive damage.
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In the summer of 2012, which saw the most extensive surface melting on record for Greenland, the NAO was deeply negative.
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"The sheer expanse of these peatlands makes central Africa home to the world's most extensive peatland complex," Dargie said in a statement.
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In perhaps the most extensive report yet, the last of the holy trinity of fashion photography has been accused of sexual misconduct.
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"Pay equity litigation is likely to be some of the most extensive employment-related litigation in the next 10 years," Caminiti said.
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As the map above shows, the WUI is most extensive in the densely populated eastern US, where thankfully wildfires are less frequent.
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But officials say it is Yosemite&aposs longest and most extensive closure since 1997, when floods shut the park for two months.
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Infinity War is probably the most extensive cast of superheroes that we've seen in one place at one time in any movie.
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This last was the seed for wikiFeet, the most extensive online message board and photo gallery of women's feet on the Internet.
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Dyck has likely done the most extensive research into the early days of LSD and follows closely along with any new developments.
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Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst and the founder of Atmosphere Research Group said that Uber's program was the most extensive yet.
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Ghani's comments were some of the most extensive since he met Khalilzad in Kabul last week after the latest round of talks.
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The monitoring system, called the Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network and run by NOAA, is the most extensive network of its kind.
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We would nationalize the entire healthcare industry, and make it the most extensive in the world, free for everyone with no cost.
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A group of hackers released on Friday what appears to be the most extensive data dump yet from the National Security Agency.
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The release of Bush's new book marks his most extensive foray into the public eye since he joined his brother, former Florida Gov.
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By the time he became president, he had the world's most extensive collection of relationships with presidents, prime ministers, monarchs and business leaders.
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In an interview with this newspaper, the president gave his most extensive description yet of what he wants for the economy (see article).
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"I made a horrible mistake," the 31-year-old soldier said during his most extensive comments to date at North Carolina's Fort Bragg.
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The comments at an annual press conference are the most extensive since Weimer took over as CEO at the start of the year.
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Pichai, whose company is doing some of the most extensive research into the field, said AI could play a role in curing cancer.
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This year, Telemundo is also the first time to broadcast the world cup, and this will be the most extensive broadcast channel ever.
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Outre Tombe, the vocalist from the band, has the most extensive underground black metal label/distro in town, too: Tour de Garde Records.
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He spent more than a decade on one of the nation's most extensive cleanups, one involving Dow Chemical's sprawling headquarters in Midland, Mich.
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With 104 productions (78 of them in Russia) from 22 countries, this year's edition is the longest and most extensive since its inception.
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Having constructed one of the world's most extensive and modern rail networks at home, China is taking its prodigious resources and expertise global.
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Their message is blunt and unforgiving, with the goal of reawakening some of the most extensive conservative grass-roots networks in the country.
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As regulators consider Libra, Marcus says he expects to go through the "most extensive and most careful pre-launch oversight" in financial tech history.
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Israeli forces attacked dozens of Quds Force positions in Syria in what was Jerusalem's most extensive attacks in the country since at least 1973.
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In the UK, the Grundy Art Gallery has, according to them, just mounted the island's most extensive survey of neon as art to date.
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The 390-word Facebook post served as his most extensive public rebuttal to the variety of rumors swirling around Silicon Valley in recent weeks.
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The country already operates one of the world's most extensive and restrictive internet filtering and censorship systems, known as the Great Firewall of China.
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The tweets marked Trump's most extensive comments to date on the payment, though they stood in direct contrast with his denial on April 5.
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Only a handful of Bach's entries in Calov concern music, and these have received the most extensive — indeed, typically the only — attention from biographers.
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The awareness campaign is the most extensive effort to date from the White House to inform the public about the risks of the coronavirus.
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Struggling state utility Eskom implemented the most extensive power cuts in more than a decade earlier this week, disrupting supply to businesses and households.
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"This is our most extensive update we've made to Super Cruise since its debut," Mario Maiorana, Super Cruise chief engineer, said in a statement.
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The current renovation is the most extensive yet and will help make it more efficient and resistant to wear-and-tear, park managers said.
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Soccer's governing body says its program to counter attempts to manipulate matches in the tournament are its most extensive to date for the event.
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The charges come against the background of Australia's vast ongoing investigation into clerical sexual abuse, one of the most extensive probes undertaken in any country.
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The EU institutions are collectively the fourth-largest donor in development aid, while European institutions run the most extensive election observation missions in the world.
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"I'll be 90 years old soon," Castro said at an April 2016 Communist Party congress where he made his most extensive public appearance in years.
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Freeman also notes that at 12,000 miles, China has the most extensive high-speed rail lines in the world, ferrying 1.1 billion passengers a year.
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Although the disruptions were among the most extensive the company has encountered, Twitter is not the only popular social network to have faced technical problems.
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"I'll be 90 years old soon," Castro said at an April 2016 communist party congress where he made his most extensive public appearance in years.
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To begin with, Rawls argued, they would enshrine the most extensive scheme of inalienable "basic liberties" that could be offered on equal terms to all.
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Those concerns should not be shunted aside, Yellen said, in her most extensive remarks about monetary policy since leaving the Fed early in the year.
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Speaking to the Constitutional Convention in 1787 George Mason put it best: "Shall that man be above [justice], who can commit the most extensive injustice?"
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Researchers at the Slovak security think tank Globsec have done some of the most extensive research on how the Ukraine crisis drew in foreign fighters.
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In his most extensive comments on the 2016 campaign to date, Obama conceded there are some parallels to the campaign he won eight years ago.
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The Paris exhibition, curated by Hervé Chandès, the general director of the Cartier Foundation, is the most extensive visual response to Mr. Krause's work yet.
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G Stephen Curry poured in 30 points in his most extensive effort in more than a week, helping the Warriors beat the Hornets on Monday.
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The most extensive investigation into the attacks was conducted by the September 11 Commission, which pursued many of the leads presented in the 28 pages.
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But the hours of discussion that preceded the desultory procedural vote marked the most extensive examination of climate change on the Senate floor in years.
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These days, one of the most extensive searches is being made by Breakthrough Listen, a program underwritten by the billionaire Yuri Milner and his friends.
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These days, one of the most extensive searches is being made by Breakthrough Listen, a program underwritten by the billionaire Yuri Milner and his friends.
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Fed officials are undertaking the most extensive rethinking of how they set monetary policy since they set a formal target for inflation seven years ago.
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She took informal notes on her calls, and those notes have since become one of the most extensive catalogs of farm suicides in the country.
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Natasha: I'm most looking forward to seeing how it he lawyers with the most extensive TV experience — Alan Dershowitz and Ken Starr — make their case.
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The US Air Force is the world's de facto space traffic cop, operating the most extensive network of telescopes to track debris and inactive satellites.
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Militants had reportedly laid thousands of mines during their retreat from the city, home to some of the most extensive ruins of the Roman Empire.
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Getting elements arranged on a slide can be a little clunky, and the formatting options aren't the most extensive, but overall Slides will do its job.
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That's orders of magnitude larger than the most-extensive complete wiring map to date, which was published last June and took roughly six years to complete.
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It was the third and most extensive face transplant completed at the Cleveland Clinic, where the first face transplant in the US was performed in 2008.
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It is disappointed in the ruling, since the impact statement was based on the most extensive environment study of a pipeline in Minnesota's history, Enbridge added.
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In her most extensive remarks since the election, Clinton blamed herself, that October letter from FBI Director James Comey and interference from Russia for her loss.
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Whether Zuckerberg will eventually get into politics doesn't really matter when he's already running the most extensive public relations circus in the history of social media.
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At a density of greater than one sensor per square kilometer, it has made Dublin one of the largest, most extensive experiments in IoT technology yet.
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Wednesday's report provided the most extensive explanation of what took place in August, though base officials had previously acknowledged that the event was a false alarm.
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A veteran of the US Armed Forces has a new penis and scrotum after the most extensive penis transplant yet, Johns Hopkins Hospital announced this week.
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The most extensive changes came on the last day of the term, in a blockbuster ruling that struck down two parts of a Texas abortion law.
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Clinton made the remarks while taking her most extensive questions from journalists in months — after going more than 200 days without holding a formal news conference.
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The analog archives of what might be history's most extensive government surveillance system are documented in Adrian Fish's photo series Deutsche Demokratische Republik: The Stasi Archives.
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Trump claims "rigged witch hunt" after being briefed on the most extensive foreign invasion into our elections since we won independence from Theresa May's fine country.
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Meanwhile, the Chase Sapphire Reserve offers what are arguably the best, most extensive travel insurance and travel-related protections of any credit card on the market.
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Apple's top environmental officer made the company's most extensive statements about its stance on the repairability of Apple hardware Tuesday at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco.
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Trump's comments Thursday were his most extensive yet on whether he would pardon Stone, a question he had previously evaded even as relentlessly decried Stone's treatment.
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The kicker was that the elder Bush had some of the most extensive experience in foreign policy and government service of any candidate in American history.
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Rainwater has resulted in the most extensive flooding in any city in the history of the U.S., and forecasts show that plenty more is on the way.
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In Bangladesh, this year's floods are the most extensive since 1998, when two-thirds of the country was inundated, over 1,000 people died and 30m were affected.
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The Australian Open has joined Wimbledon in introducing a final set tiebreak, following the "most extensive" consultation in the event's history, according to tournament director Craig Tiley.
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" One of the most extensive treatments on the subject is in the book "Stolen Valor: How the Vietnam Generation Was Robbed of Its Heroes and Its History.
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The arrest ended one of the most extensive manhunts undertaken by the government, involving every law enforcement agency in the country and help from the United States.
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" In court documents, an FBI special agent described Silk Road 2.0 as "one of the most extensive, sophisticated, and widely-used criminal marketplaces on the internet today.
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That lawsuit, the most extensive yet filed, cites public statements and tweets from Trump dating to 2014, when he began advocating for a border wall on Twitter.
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The final and most extensive section of the exhibit showcases Brooks's drawings, most of them completed between 1930–34 to complement her unpublished memoir, No Pleasant Memories.
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The note's contents were among new information offered by local District Attorney Hillar Moore III that provided the most extensive details to date of the shooting rampage.
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She's taken care of by Jo, who administers the kit in what was one of the most extensive, detailed scenes of the process ever shown on television.
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Thursday's verdict was widely anticipated because the trial was one of the most extensive, involving 716 victims and testimony from hundreds of witnesses over nearly four years.
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The most extensive conversation observed by reporters came as the two leaders shared a friendly, yet brief, walk to a photo op in between meetings on Saturday.
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"Despite the tragedy, Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines will continue to be linked well into the future," he said, in his most extensive written statement since the incident.
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Dr. Quake was one of three professors whose interactions with Dr. He were being reviewed by Stanford, and his association with Dr. He was the most extensive.
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The Independent Curators International is hosting a conversation between curator and scholar Oluremi Onabanjo and Marilyn Nance, who captured the most extensive archive of the influential festival.
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With an estimated 17,103 islands and 34,000 miles of coastline, Indonesia lays claim to the most extensive mangroves on Earth — some 23 percent of the world's total.
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During a press conference in early January, representatives said that the research conducted ahead of the 2020 Census was the most extensive in its 230-year history.
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Though Thailand's efforts may have been the most extensive and successful, this initiative to gain soft power through food has been utilized by other governments as well.
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Thing is, the US military already possesses the world's most extensive missile defenses—developed at the cost of hundreds of billions of dollars over a period of decades.
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Powering the Internet's most extensive and essential network of advertising platforms pays off: Alphabet earned $9.2 billion in profits last quarter, up 37 percent from a year ago.
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In August 2016, when Bloomberg Businessweek revealed that the Baltimore Police Department had conducted the most extensive trial of McNutt's system to date, there was a similar backlash.
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This contamination triggered the most extensive food recall in U.S. history up to that time, involving 46 states, more than 360 companies, and more than 3,900 different products.
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Kenneth Faried added 247 points and 218 rebounds in his most extensive playing time of the season while DeMarre Carroll added 25 as the Nets shot 47 percent.
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Trump's comments were his most extensive yet since Epstein was charged this week by federal prosecutors in Manhattan with running a sex-trafficking ring that involved underage girls.
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Now China is undertaking one of its most extensive efforts yet to crack down on corporate polluters, an effort that could be felt economically and in world markets.
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Mr. Giuliani's statement was the most extensive pushback by the president's lawyers against the former counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, who cooperated extensively with the special counsel's investigators.
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Gates' lawyers, in their own sentencing memorandum filed Monday that Gates' cooperation "likely represents the most extensive undertaking by any cooperating defendant in the work of" Mueller's office.
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Some of the most extensive data come from two sets of researchers, in Pittsburgh and in Ottawa, who have long studied children exposed to THC in the womb.
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" Book establishments per 100k residents: 33 Why it's perfect for bookworms: "The Birmingham Public Library system offers 19 branches, one of the most extensive systems in the Southeast.
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The remarks are some of the most extensive to emerge from Ayers, who joined the White House over the summer after initially opting to remain on the outside.
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In August 2016 the result of the Great Elephant Census, the most extensive count of a wild species ever attempted, suggested that about 350,000 African savannah elephants remain alive.
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Mr. Guzman's arrest ended one of the most extensive manhunts undertaken by the Mexican government, involving every law enforcement agency in the country and help from the United States.
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Hardison's face transplant, completed by a team of surgeons led by Dr. Rodriguez at NYU Langone in 2015, has been described as the most extensive facial transplant in history.
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Sessions' testimony before a Senate panel provided his most extensive remarks to date about an unprecedented six-month delay in withholding the country's largest annual local crime-fighting grant.
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Trump's statements during the Fox News interview were some of his most extensive comments on the environment — and climate change in particular — since he was elected president last month.
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Paul Bradley, spokesman for the New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization, said this had become the most extensive storm restoration effort in recent history for NB Power, the provincial utility.
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The report by gender equality organization Promundo and UN Women claims to be the most extensive comparative study of men related to gender equality ever undertaken in the region.
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The United States already has more than 150 of the aircraft, whose sensors pilots say give them the most extensive overview about a battlefield of any combat jet available.
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MAS said it has completed the two-year long review of financial institutions involved in 1MDB-related fund flows — the most extensive investigation the central bank has ever taken.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who next week begins a four-game suspension, saw his most extensive action in the preseason finale since September 26, 24, also against the Giants.
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The Israeli attack was its most extensive strike in Syria in decades, the Israeli military said, according to multiple media reports, and came amid heightened tensions in the region.
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In 2010 Democratic lawmakers passed the Dodd-Frank Act, the most extensive revision of securities regulation since the 1930s, with the hope that more regulation would prevent another crisis.
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The paper, which is the most extensive reverse-engineering of iMessage yet, also reaffirmed several other problems with the messaging service, and gave a much bolder warning to Apple.
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Mitchell's 2016 report was the most extensive on how Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos's built an empire on the back of taxpayer handouts—and destroyed local economies in the process.
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The National Human Trafficking Hotline, which is operated by Polaris, maintains what is considered one of the most extensive data sets related to human trafficking in the United States.
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These two studies on the effects of the type of radiation the phones emit, conducted over 10 years and costing $25 million, are considered the most extensive to date.
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Our data journalists analyzed the movements of hundreds of millions of people to show why the most extensive travel restrictions in human history were unable to prevent a pandemic.
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Rutgers defeated Wisconsin on Friday at home with its most extensive playlist yet — seven minutes of YouTube absurdity that included singing bananas in pajamas and Donny and Marie Osmond.
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The most extensive, "Luther und die Musik," from Christophorus, merely collects nine previously released CDs devoted to various individual composers or themes and adds a booklet with cursory notes.
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In one of the most extensive studies done to date, there were just 28 cases of HSP in the weeks following the vaccination of 14 million children in China.
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The Budj Bim Cultural Landscape, consisting of channels, weirs and dams built from volcanic rocks, is one of the world's most extensive and oldest aquaculture systems, according to UNESCO.
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The report, based on more than 7,000 studies, represents the most extensive look so far at the effects of climate change on oceans, ice sheets, mountain snowpack and permafrost.
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Target was not willing to talk about what my thief bought with my card, or its use of video, but it may be the most extensive watcher of all.
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Two years later, the Nazis occupied Vilnius, and YIVO 's library—one of the most extensive collections of Yiddish and Hebrew documents in the world—became a clear target.
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In Nebraska and in New York, which Marsh says has the most extensive funeral and cemetery regulations in the country, funeral staff also must be present for a burial.
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This puts Mr Hatfield and his team on the front line of a struggle in which more than America's forests—the fourth most extensive of any country's—are at stake.
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The most extensive changes have occurred on the Environmental Protection Agency's website, which has dropped "climate" from various program names and removed hundreds of pages and links to climate resources.
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"I expect that this will be the broadest, most extensive and most careful pre-launch oversight by regulators and central banks in FinTech's history," Marcus said in his opening remarks.
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"Denim United" is the most extensive unisex collection we've seen from a mass retailer, though — and it also includes styles that have traditionally been categorized as "feminine," such as dresses.
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Cries of "Fidel, Fidel" once again rang out as the now frail former leader made his most extensive public appearance in years, speaking with a strong, if slightly hoarse, voice.
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At times his success was helped by having the best people, with the highest intellects and the most extensive experience, sitting beside him to advise him on issues of importance.
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In a 45-page legal brief filed in Federal District Court for the District of Columbia, the administration offered its most extensive public explanation yet of its war powers theory.
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Sanders calls himself a democratic socialist, and yet in the most extensive speech he ever gave on the theme—at Georgetown University, in November, 2015—he did not mention Debs.
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Our data journalists analyzed the movements of hundreds of millions of people to show why the most extensive travel restrictions in human history haven't been enough to stop the outbreak.
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During Hoan's tenure, an urban planner named Charles Whitnall designed sewer socialism's most enduring achievement: the Milwaukee County park system, one of the most extensive and acclaimed in the country.
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This online bedding startup has one of the most extensive collections of comforter sets, sheets, and duvet covers I've seen, and each seems to be more attractive than the last.
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Palmyra has some of the most extensive ruins of the ancient Roman empire, some of which were dynamited by Islamic State in what the United Nations calls a war crime.
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And his comments about Mr. Cohen were among his most extensive since the F.B.I. raided the lawyer's office, apartment and hotel room after obtaining a warrant from a federal court.
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In her basement office in the Capitol, during her most extensive interview to date on the subject, Ms. Toohil pulled one tissue after another from a box on her desk.
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This gives an opportunity — including for Biden, with the most extensive experience in foreign policy debates — to both denounce Trump and make a more affirmative statement about their own worldview.
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The disarming appeal of Mark Leckey is in full force at MOMA PS 1 , where the Turner Prize-winning British artist is having the most extensive show of his career.
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After a year of interviewing hundreds of open source developers, Eghbal published Roads and Bridges, which is arguably most extensive research on the economics of open source software development ever undertaken.
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Read these stories next:OITNB, Jessica Jones & The Good Wife Snubbed By EmmysThis Woman Made The Most Extensive Map Of Hip-Hop's HistoryWarning: Bachelorette's Evil Chad Could Be On This Dating App
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Amazon will now sell Apple-authorized products (CNET) Why it matters: iPhones and iPads will soon be available on one of the most extensive e-commerce sites in the United States.
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EXIM said the Mozambique LNG project would begin to develop the Rovuma Basin, one of he world's most extensive untapped reserves of natural gas, with a major impact on Mozambique's economy.
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NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: Freshman reserve Otis Anderson got his most extensive work in the Knights backfield during their game-sealing drive against late in the fourth quarter against Navy.
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On Tuesday morning, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan delivered his most extensive comments yet on the issue, saying Khashoggi was murdered in a pre-planned operation directed by top Saudi officials.
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In 1953, when Joseph Cornell saw a collage by the Spanish painter Juan Gris, titled "The Man at the Café," it inspired the most extensive series of the American sculptor's career.
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The president's remarks were his most extensive and strongly worded response to the anti-American sentiment that has bubbled up in Turkey since the coup attempt plunged the country into turmoil.
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Gov Ball organizers have joined forces with the masterminds behind #EEEEEATS, at the Infatuation, to create what might be the most extensive and magically delicious music-food festival of all time.
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It wasn't an anomaly — there'd been fireworks each evening, and the first night we'd thought it was a military exercise — but it was by far the most extensive and diverse display.
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But that is "highly optimistic," the U.S.-based Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis said in an independent study, which is the most extensive so far on the plant's cost.
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The co-directors shoot John Wick's most extensive whuppings like grand production numbers in one of Hollywood's opulent old musicals, keeping the focus on the finely detailed blocking above all else.
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Our data journalists analyzed the movements of hundreds of millions of people to show why the most extensive travel restrictions in human history haven't been enough to stop the coronavirus outbreak.
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His announcement speech was Mr. Buttigieg's most extensive statement yet about what kind of president he would hope to be, and what kind of campaign he will and will not run.
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And the most extensive conversation — in their endless intricacies and shared uses of fabrics, textures and the grid — is between the works of Dial, who died in 2016, and the quilters.
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The measure was the most extensive rewrite of the tax code in at least a generation and its passage Wednesday marked the first major legislative achievement for Trump and the GOP.
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The measure was the most extensive rewrite of the tax code in at least a generation and its passage Wednesday marked the first major legislative achievement for Trump and the GOP.
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New Orleans officials, burdened with a seemingly intractable violent crime problem, are considering a plan that would create one of the most extensive video-monitoring systems for any midsize American city.
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Game publishers like Owlchemy Labs and Radial Games have done some of the most extensive work on mixed reality setups and have shared their findings with the greater VR game dev community.
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All told, Cuvette Central is thought to be the most extensive peatland ever identified in the tropics, hoarding some 30.6 billion tons of carbon in just 4 percent of the Congo basin.
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"We are really proud to bring Australians the most extensive set of Prime benefits at launch for any country — ever," Jamil Ghani, VP of Prime International at Amazon, said in a statement.
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Among the women is a spectrum of experience, with Close having the most extensive career and Lady Gaga making her film debut (well, without counting Machete Kills) with A Star is Born.
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Howard Schultz announced his retirement as chairman of Starbucks, ending his management ties to a company that he bought in 1987, turning it into the world's most extensive chain of coffee shops.
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The Great Barrier Reef, covering 348,000 square km (134,000 square miles), was listed as a World Heritage site in 1981 as the most extensive and spectacular coral reef ecosystem on the planet.
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It's a road to Hollywood paved with irony: LA once had the most extensive rail transit system in America but tore it up for cars in the middle of the 20th century.
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The Observatory said around 180 government soldiers and allied fighters were killed in the campaign to retake Palmyra, which is home to some of the most extensive ruins of the Roman empire.
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It started by setting up a clinic that provides villagers with not just the most extensive healthcare services in the area, but also incentives to stop them from logging in the park.
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Bryant said that while Intel works with a number of carrier partners to provide tech for their broadband gateways, this work with Comcast is the largest and most extensive example of that.
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It is the most extensive conservation program ever carried out on the tower and has also involved removing the whole of its cast iron roof, made up of 3,433 pieces, for repairs.
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The breach may be the most extensive since 2015, when thieves gained access to the tax returns of over 300,000 people by using stolen data and filed fraudulent returns to get refunds.
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In 1994, at age 28, Mr. Chiles was arrested on charges of financing his music label, Big Boss Records, with the profits of one of Harlem's most extensive heroin and cocaine rings.
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In May, Israel said it attacked Tehran's military infrastructure in Syria, accusing Iranian forces of firing rockets at the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, in the most extensive military exchange between the two foes.
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But a group of teenage curators at the Brooklyn Historical Society would like to introduce you to another underground marvel: Brooklyn's sewer system, one of the city's oldest and most extensive infrastructure projects.
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ANZ, Australia's fourth-largest company by market capitalisation, has gone through the most extensive divestment programme, including the sale of its A$2.85 billion ($2.2 billion) insurance unit to Zurich Insurance last week.
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A team of scientists from five universities and a handful of federally funded agencies are flying a specially equipped plane through the plumes to do the most extensive anaylsis of wildfire smoke ever.
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The Observatory said around 180 government soldiers and allied fighters were also killed in the campaign to retake Palmyra, which is home to some of the most extensive ruins of the Roman empire.
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But in his most extensive public remarks last December, McConnell expressed hope that GOP voters would nominate a candidate who could succeed in purple states, several of which have heavily contested Senate races.
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Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Conricus, a spokesman for the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), said the most extensive strikes from Gaza since the 2014 war had drawn "the largest IDF retaliatory attack" since that conflict.
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The letter is a sign Nadler is moving ahead quickly with his investigation, which is the most extensive congressional probe into Trump's administration and business practices since Democrats took control of the House.
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The report said Carter's interviews with FBI officials are "the most extensive known questioning of a potential suspect" in the bureau's investigation into Russia's attempts to meddle in the United States presidential election.
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To put your City Pass to work, take a trip to what is officially known as the University of Copenhagen Botanical Gardens, which boasts one of the world's most extensive and elegant greenhouses.
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Under the new program, Nycha has targeted several dozen developments with the most extensive maintenance backlogs and concentrated teams of contractors and temporary skilled trades workers there to rapidly close individual work orders.
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Now is the perfect time to bring your business, your jobs and your investments to the United States this is especially true because we have undertaken the most extensive regulatory reduction ever conceived.
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In Iraq, the country with the most extensive border with Iran, only one case has been detected so far: that of a 22-year-old Iranian religious student in Najaf, Suhail Mohammad Ali.
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In Iraq, the country with the most extensive border with Iran, only one case has been detected so far: that of a 22-year-old Iranian religious student in Najaf, Suhail Mohammad Ali.
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The new leader of a venture capital firm rocked by sexual harassment allegations offered her most extensive comments to date Tuesday on how exactly her venture firm, 500 Startups, is coping with the fallout.
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Three of the hurricanes that caused the most extensive damage occurred in Florida, including Hurricane Charley (August 9 to 15, 2004), which flattened large portions of Punta Gorda, as small town on the coast.
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Chick-fil-A's perks program — which entitles participants to free food, private tours and special events — may be the most extensive of its kind, yet many of its customers don't even know it exists.
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As someone whose company possesses what is likely the most extensive dataset about the American public to ever exist, Zuckerberg sure does rely on cliché notions to dictate the stops on his road trip.
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"Today's action holds BP accountable with the largest environmental penalty of all time while launching one of the most extensive environmental restoration efforts ever undertaken," U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN)On the afternoon of September 229, President Donald Trump sat in the Oval Office debating whether to throw his support behind the most extensive overhaul of prison and sentencing laws in years.
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The series of strikes shaking Damascus and its southern countryside last Friday night now appear to have been the most extensive wave of airstrikes by Israel against Iranian-linked targets in Syria since September.
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South Korea, which has completed some of the fastest and most extensive testing of any country facing the coronavirus, had reported an overall death rate of 0.77% out of 7,755 cases through March 11.
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Though now Berlin-based, he has been spending time in New York preparing his Public Art Fund project, "Ai Weiwei: Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," the most extensive installation that organization has ever mounted.
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Six months after Mayor Bill de Blasio started the most extensive ferry service New York has had in decades, it has carried more than 2.5 million passengers, about 700,000 more than had been expected.
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After one of the most extensive manhunts ever undertaken by the Mexican government, Mr. Guzmán was captured again in January 2016, following a trudge through the sewers in the Sinaloan town of Los Mochis.
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Exposing sexism in the art world for over three decades, the Guerrilla Girls' three-month project culminated in March, and per the group's site was their most extensive collaboration with a community to date.
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Some of the world's largest financial institutions have stopped putting their money behind oil production in the Canadian province of Alberta, home to one of the world's most extensive, and also dirtiest, oil reserves.
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In one of the few, but perhaps most extensive, studies, researchers Geoffrey P. Alpert and Roger G. Dunham used Prince George's County, Maryland, as a case study to explore police use of force policy.
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Just when we stocked our closets with their eponymous clothing line and their summer collection for PacSun, we have the first look at their newest collection for the brand — and it's their most extensive yet!
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Thomas was upgraded to questionable on Tuesday and a decision will be made early Wednesday based on how the 30-year-old feels after going through his most extensive practice of the season on Tuesday.
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You might guess in the middle of the most extensive busing order in American history in my city and state, it wasn't what you'd call the most popular vote in the country at the time.
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Last month, James Somers at CityLab posted an incredibly detailed investigation into why New York's subway, the most extensive on the planet, doesn't have this already when pretty much every other big transit system does.
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Together, the rules are the president's most extensive moves on trade other than his earlier attempt to back out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and renegotiate the terms of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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There are deeper issues — with the story delivery, the overall flat voice performances, the feeling of "smallness" in Andromeda's ostensibly new and unexplored galaxy — that even the most extensive patch won't be able to address.
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In Ohio, the River to Lake Freedom Trail supplements the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati by showcasing the 3,000 miles of trails used in the most extensive route system in the Underground Railroad.
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"I expect that this will be the broadest, most extensive, and most careful pre-launch oversight by regulators and central banks in FinTech's history," Marcus wrote in the prepared statements he delivered to the committee.
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More than 730 women showed up at an art gallery in Los Angeles over the weekend for what the organizer said was the most extensive group portrait of artists in the history of Los Angeles.
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The aggregate amount of trade affected is moderate relative to the U.S. and Chinese economies, but for the U.S., this is the most extensive import protection since the disastrous Smoot-Hawley tariffs in the 21625s.
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For the new study, a new sampling and testing protocol was developed utilizing both the traditional culture method and molecular-based techniques, allowing for the most extensive survey of microbes on the ISS to date.
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Though Doegan has since left the company, this is still the most extensive interview Facebook has ever given about the specific protocols it has for training moderators and contract employees, as far as I know.
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Surface melting was the most extensive in 2012 than any time over the past 350 years and the period of 2004-2013 had more sustained and intense melting than any other 10-year period recorded.
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Melting last Wednesday was the most extensive, at 275,000 square miles, or about 45 percent of the surface, said Marco Tedesco, a geophysicist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, which is part of Columbia University.
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Mike Ramsey, an analyst at Gartner who tracks the development of connected and self-driving cars, said Delphi is attempting the most extensive transformation by an old-line automotive company that he has run across.
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Over the summer the utility turned off power to less-populated areas in Northern California, but this shut-off is by far the company's most extensive, affecting large parts of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Other companies and government bodies involved in the investigation, such as the French firm that made the sensors and that country's aviation safety board, also submitted comments, but the American submission was the most extensive.
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The Pennsylvania grand jury's report, which examined allegations of sexual abuse stretching back decades in six of the state's dioceses, represents the most extensive government look at sex abuse within the U.S. Catholic Church yet.
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California has perhaps the most extensive network of hydrogen refueling stations in the country, but even in the Golden State there are not many gas stations that have been equipped to refuel hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
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But his most extensive outreach in recent months has been with the Trump campaign, fulfilling a 2014 pledge from Alston & Bird to TECRO to help advance their interests with 2016 Republican presidential candidates and party officials.
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Since then Norway, which is one of the world's main oil producers, has developed the world's most extensive network of charging stations for electric cars, the locations of which are listed on a publicly available database.
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They pull back the curtain on one of the NYPD's most fiercely guarded secrets, providing the most extensive record available of which officers, despite committing serious misconduct, continue to wield tremendous power over New Yorkers' lives.
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And you might guess in the middle of the most extensive busing order in American history in my city and state, it wasn't what you'd call the most popular vote in the country at the time.
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"The sheer expanse of these peatlands makes Central Africa home to the world's most extensive peatland complex," Greta Dargie, a geologist at University College London and co-author of the Nature study, said in a statement.
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Melania Trump delivered her most extensive remarks in public since the day her husband was sworn-in, leading the crowd in the Lord's Prayer and making an appeal "greater civility and unity" across the political divide.
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In May, Israel said it attacked nearly all of Iran's military infrastructure after Iranian forces fired rockets at Israeli-held territory for the first time in the most extensive military exchange ever between the two adversaries.
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The comments were some of the most extensive to date by Mr. Putin about the Russian view about whether a "deep state" of national security elites dominates American politics and is conspiring to thwart Mr. Trump.
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New York City's gridlock alert days are the most extensive congestion warning system in the country, though other cities and states also issue alerts when there are major delays expected from storms, construction or special events.
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And in Italy, the police arrested more than 20133 people, including politicians, lawyers, accountants and a local police chief, in one of the most extensive law enforcement operations ever against the crime syndicate known as 'Ndrangheta.
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There have been several studies on recidivism, but one of the most extensive was released in 173 by the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC), which tracked more than 25,000 federal offenders over an eight-year period.
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Columbia historian Adam Tooze offers perhaps the most extensive explanation of the crisis itself, its causes, and ramifications, and how what happened in the American financial system was closely linked to the crisis that shook Europe.
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BuzzFeed News spent 12 hours exclusively with Clouthier over a period of two days earlier this month, during which she provided some of her most extensive comments to the press since taking over the front-runner's campaign.
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Trump worked with Democrats like Booker to pass the First Step Act, the most extensive overhaul of prison and sentencing laws in years, and he's argued that the bipartisan measure is a key part of his legacy.
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Here's what Lanman had to say about it in a prepared statement: The ClassPass Corporate Program enables employers of all sizes to offer the world's most extensive, one-stop fitness and wellness program to their employees worldwide.
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Palmyra is the site of some of the most extensive ruins of the ancient Roman empire, and temples and tombs were dynamited by Islamic State fighters in what the United Nations has described as a war crime.
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"The really valuable thing we get from their being there is that connection to local forces that are willing to take action," Carter said, making some of his most extensive comments to date about the troops' deployment.
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In his most extensive remarks about feminism, President Obama wrote an essay for Glamour magazine in which he reflected on American women's long fight for equality and called on men to fight sexism and create equal relationships.
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Despite the most extensive bipartisan support in many years for the reform of mass incarceration in the United States, the Trump administration has ignored this enormous problem and focuses solely on greater leniency for white collar criminals.
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Closer cooperation and data sharing between UEFA and national federations, which carry out the bulk of tests, are also now in place, making the anti-doping program for the tournament "the most extensive" to date, Vouillamoz said.
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And he has opened his own museum outside Zurich to showcase his collection of furniture by Le Corbusier, Alvar Aalto, Frank Lloyd Wright, Eileen Gray and Jean Prouvé, which W magazine has called the world's most extensive.
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One of the most extensive of those offensives, centered on Waziristan in 2014, was hailed by Pakistanis for nearly completely stamping out a domestic terrorism campaign by the Pakistani Taliban that had scourged the country since 2008.
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The trial of Elizabeth Holmes, the former C.E.O. of the ill-fated blood-testing start-up Theranos, and Ramesh Balwani, the company's C.O.O., could be the most extensive corporate prosecution since Enron executives were tried in 2006.
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At least three hospital systems in Seattle, the center of the nation's most extensive outbreak, have already announced a halt on elective procedures in order to devote more resources toward the coronavirus patients already swarming their facilities.
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The museum has the most extensive collection of Russian avant-garde art outside Russia, and while this exhibition is not definitive, it provides a fast-paced summary of the movement's arc of styles, media and social functions.
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ROME — The Italian police on Thursday arrested more than 330 people, including politicians, lawyers, accountants and a local police chief, in one of the most extensive law enforcement operations ever against the crime syndicate known as 'Ndrangheta.
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Written by more than 299 international experts and based on more than 7,000 studies, the report is the most extensive look to date at the effects of climate change on oceans, ice sheets, mountain snowpack and permafrost.
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Major League Baseball announced the most extensive disruption of its schedule in 25 years on Thursday, suspending spring training and delaying opening day by at least two weeks in response to the threat of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Her most extensive plan on coal so far, alluded to in her statement, was squarely focused on helping coal miners train and adapt to a new economy, and much less on how to approach existing and future production.
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London (CNN)London is to get a much-needed breath of fresh air on its most extensive car-free day to date, with 12.4 miles (20km) of road to be closed in the centre of the British capital.
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Those safeguards, which are among the country's most extensive, give accused officers access to the grand jury's meeting, as well as the opportunity to address the panel without the threat of cross-examination or a rebuttal by prosecutors.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) had executed the most extensive pre-Games drugs testing plan while also re-testing hundreds of samples from the previous two Olympics in London and Beijing in an effort to root out cheats.
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Washington (CNN)Ted Cruz on Tuesday made his most extensive attempt yet to tear into Donald Trump's record on abortion, releasing a five-minute video meant to remind South Carolina voters of Trump's past statement on the issue.
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The ambitious citywide ferry service that Mr. de Blasio has pledged to begin next summer, with 22016 ferries and a cost of more than $22 million, would be the most extensive of its kind in any American city.
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In one of its most extensive comments to date on the subject, Russia's foreign ministry defended its actions in a statement against what it said was "a certain 'jealousy'" by other foreign powers over Russia's role in CAR.
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Israel said it attacked nearly all of Iran's military infrastructure in Syria on Thursday after Iranian forces fired rockets at Israeli-held territory for the first time in the most extensive military exchange ever between the two adversaries.
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Written by more than 235 international experts and based on more than 28,21964 studies, the report represents the most extensive look to date at the effects of climate change on oceans, ice sheets, mountain snowpack and permafrost. 21959.
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Written by more than 235 international experts and based on more than 28,21964 studies, the report represents the most extensive look to date at the effects of climate change on oceans, ice sheets, mountain snowpack and permafrost. 21959.
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Many details from the interview had been reported earlier based on secondhand sources, but this is the most extensive interview about the situation that Daniels has given since the Wall Street Journal first reported on it in January.
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Although the Cornhuskers failed to amass 50 rushing yards for the second straight game last weekend, freshman Jaylin Bradley produced 42 yards on seven carries and added three receptions for 31 yards in his most extensive action. 1.
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The latest version of the device, which includes the most extensive health features including fall detection and an electrocardiogram to measure the heart's rhythm, retails for a minimum of $399, which many seniors could benefit from but can't afford.
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According to the report, 14 percent of women in poverty have faced the most extensive violence and abuse, such as being victims of extensive coercive control and physical violence from a partner, or facing both physical and sexual violence.
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Photo: Buda Mendes (Getty Images)Items in the building included Latin America's most extensive Egyptian collection, pre-Columbian artifacts, the oldest human remains ever discovered in the Americas ("Luzia"), dinosaur bones, extensive biology exhibits, and a massive scientific library.
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Nearly all of these staff are dual-hatted, focused on providing oversight to the most extensive health care system in the world, with 22019,074 outpatient sites, 170 VA medical centers and a budget request this year of $220.2 billion.
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Israel said it had attacked nearly all of Iran's military infrastructure in Syria on Thursday after Iranian forces fired rockets at Israeli-held territory for the first time in the most extensive military exchange ever between the two adversaries.
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Israel said it had attacked nearly all of Iran's military infrastructure in Syria on Thursday after Iranian forces fired rockets at Israeli-held territory for the first time, in the most extensive military exchange ever between the two adversaries.
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Wray's comments at the International Conference on Cyber Security were his most extensive yet as FBI director about the so-called Going Dark problem, which his agency and local law enforcement authorities for years have said bedevils countless investigations.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - The Syrian army, aided by Russian warplanes, attacked rebel-held towns in northwestern Syria on Wednesday in the most extensive bombardment in months against the last remaining rebel bastion in the country, rebels, rescuers and residents said.
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Save $49.503 on Geno 249.50 Next Generation — $250 See Details Said to have the most extensive tests of the bunch, FamilyTree DNA may be the best kit if you're looking for some serious genealogy and have a larger budget.
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"We're sure to be able to win in this battle to beat the epidemic," said Mr. Xi, according to a summary of his remarks by state media, offering some of his most extensive remarks to date on the crisis.
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Although this is one of the most extensive paralyses since the pipeline opened in the mid-1980s, activity in the Cano Limon field, operated by Occidental Petroleum Corp and located in the northern Arauca province, has not been affected.
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Followed by exhibitions at Buckingham Palace from July 23 and at Windsor Castle from September 17, the trio of events will feature around 150 outfits in total – the most extensive display of Her Majesty's clothing, millinery and jewelry ever exhibited.
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While KDI has almost a dozen projects across the United States, Caribbean, and West Africa, its work in Kibera has been the most extensive, with seven public-space projects focused on income generation, food security, water and sanitation, and women's empowerment.
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Zuckerberg's comments, his most extensive public remarks on Facebook's role in the election yet, come as he and other executives at the social network are under fire for not doing more to combat the spread of invented news and conspiracy theories.
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Hilliard scored a season-high 8 points in his most extensive action yet, and the Pistons pulled away at the beginning of the fourth quarter for their third straight victory, a 103-89 home win over the Nets on Saturday night.
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The most extensive exhibition ever devoted to his painting (no other artists feature), it is the centrepiece of a nationwide celebration of the Dutch master and De Stijl ("The Style"), the art movement that Mondrian helped found exactly a century ago.
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The flight may give Trump and Rosenstein their most extensive conversation since last month's news reports that Rosenstein had discussed possibly secretly recording Trump to expose chaos in the White House and invoking constitutional provisions to get him removed from office.
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However, in 2016, two of the most extensive meta-analyses to date, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition and Obesity Reviews, reported that food advertising does indeed influence individual eating behavior, especially in children, leading to weight gain.
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On the night of the fire, Kinan suffered third- and fourth-degree burns on 40 percent of his body, which caused him to lose his hands, toes, and his left eye—the most extensive injuries of any of the fire's survivors.
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Thanks to the digital analysis, the En-Gedi scroll is" the most extensive biblical text that has come to light" in the last decade, said Michael Segal, who heads the School of Philosophy and Religions at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Cruz's unprompted riff was altogether his most extensive critique so far of Trump's personal financial dealings, during which Cruz went as far as to say that it is an open question whether Trump is hiding crimes that he had committed.
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Price remains one of the main obstacles preventing the widespread adoption of virtual reality, but the modders over at Trinus VR recently came up with a free way to unlock the most extensive VR library to the most inexpensive headset.
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It has spent a lot of money in recent years trying to make the transport system better: the metro network has expanded from three lines in 2002 to 18 now, making it one of the most extensive in the world.
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The building of the stage, usually one of the most extensive mechanical undertakings of any convention, is taking place at an undisclosed location outside of downtown, and the stage will have to be moved into the arena in pieces shortly.
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The German-government space agency, DLR, will give space farming its most extensive test yet when the Eu:CROPIS satellite begins its orbit in July, hitching a ride with the latest rocket launch of Elon Musk's private space exploration company SpaceX.
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" David Marcus, in advance testimony released Monday, said the launch of Facebook's digital coin known as Libra would be preceded by the "broadest, most extensive and most careful pre-launch oversight by regulators and central banks in [financial technology's] history.
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The information presented at the meeting is the most extensive explanation Tesla has given so far for what role its Autopilot system might have played in the crash, which took the life of Joshua Brown, 40, an entrepreneur from Ohio.
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" David Marcus, in advance testimony released Monday, said the launch of Facebook's digital coin known as Libra would be preceded by the "broadest, most extensive and most careful pre-launch oversight by regulators and central banks in [financial technology's] history.
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" David Marcus, in advance testimony released Monday, said the launch of Facebook's digital coin known as Libra would be preceded by the "broadest, most extensive and most careful pre-launch oversight by regulators and central banks in [financial technology's] history.
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Clinton's most extensive yet on one of the more unusual subplots of the presidential campaign, came after a Washington Post report that United States intelligence and law enforcement agencies are probing a wide, covert Russian effort to disrupt the presidential election.
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In the most extensive remarks he has made on the vigilante movement, Mr. Modi said on Saturday that the vast majority of the organizations were not legitimate "gau rakshaks," or Hindu cow protection volunteers, but "antisocial" groups masquerading as such.
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"For this series of paintings the idea was to create pictures that would not be misinterpreted or misunderstood by me or anybody else," Dylan writes in an essay he wrote for the exhibition, his most extensive prose writing since Chronicles.
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The trial, in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, was the first time that American federal prosecutors publicly revealed the inner workings of Mr. Guzmán's Sinaloa drug cartel, offering the most extensive details yet on the organization's structure, financing and distribution methods.
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The report's conclusions, drawing on multiple databases dating to 1980 to compile one of the most extensive studies of its kind, underscore the resiliency of these terrorist groups, and the policy failures by the United States and its allies in responding.
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It's the first time that works from the Stuart king's Renaissance and 17th century collections will be shown together, a spokeswoman for the museum said in an email, calling the show "the most extensive exhibition" of his art to date.
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While much of the narco world remains in the shadows, Treviño and his cronies were brought to trial in Austin, in 2013, in one of the most extensive lawsuits against a Mexican cartel to be heard in an American courtroom.
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While the sanctions were described in Washington and other capitals as the most extensive yet, in the end they amounted to another incremental increase of pressure on the country, even after it detonated its sixth and most powerful nuclear device.
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The 10-day old blockade is the most extensive for years, shutting down fields and ports in the east and south of Libya and causing production to plunge from around 1.2 million barrels per day to less than 300,000 bpd.
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With more than 1,000 staff across 31 states, she controls the most extensive campaign infrastructure of any candidate aside from former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who skipped the early states and is dumping millions into Super Tuesday advertising.
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The report, which was written by more than 22 international experts and is based on more than 217,200 studies, represents the most extensive look to date at the effects of climate change on oceans, ice sheets, mountain snowpack and permafrost.
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You can see how it works in this new gameplay trailer: Watch that trailer long enough and you'll come across details of Like a Dragon's new side activities, which look to be the most extensive in the series to date.
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Meehan's comments to the Inquirer are his most extensive since The New York Times reported Saturday that the Pennsylvania Republican had used thousands of dollars in taxpayer money to settle a sexual misconduct complaint against him by a former aide.
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In his most extensive remarks since an official impeachment inquiry opened against Donald Trump, Joe Biden accused the president of "crazed" behavior and abuse power for pressuring the leader of Ukraine to investigate the former vice president and his son.
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In Manhattan for a Women For Women International charity luncheon, Clinton once again pointed her finger at Russian interference and FBI Director James Comey's influence as the proximate reasons for her defeat, in her most extensive remarks yet on the topic.
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JERUSALEM/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Israel said it attacked nearly all of Iran's military infrastructure in Syria on Thursday after Iranian forces fired rockets at Israeli-held territory for the first time in the most extensive military exchange ever between the two adversaries.
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The Modern Family star has been known to proudly smooch her fellow actor squeeze, who stars in Aftermath and the upcoming Pacific Rim sequel, for red carpet cameras, but the pair's most extensive expressions of love have been playing out on social media.
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"Today's Google Doodle acknowledges the life and achievements of my husband Steve Irwin, whose efforts to protect wildlife and wild places have been recognised as the most extensive of any conservationist," Terri Irwin, the wife of Steve, wrote in a blog post.
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There near the Serbian enclave of Strpce about 35 miles south of Pristina, storms slam into the 8,000-foot Sharr Mountains that rocket out of the Metohija basin with abrupt ridges and mighty shoulders cupping some of the continent's most extensive pasturelands.
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Curry poured in 30 points in his most extensive effort in more than a week, and backcourt mate Klay Thompson hit the two biggest shots of the night to ignite a third-quarter pull-away, helping the Warriors outlast the Hornets 111-101.
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The most extensive review of counter-drone products, by Arthur Holland Michel, co-director of the Centre for the Study of the Drone at Bard College, New York, and his colleagues, is now a year old, having been published in February 2018.
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Mr. Singer's remarks, which were shared by an attendee who took notes and were confirmed by a second guest, represent his most extensive comments so far about the presidential race, in which Donald J. Trump has emerged as the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Speaking to an audience of about 2,100 technology executives and enthusiasts at the South by Southwest festival here, Mr. Obama delivered his most extensive comments on an issue that has split the technology community and pitted law enforcement against other national security agencies.
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The hack is likely the largest and most extensive that the company has ever suffered, and it comes as Facebook is still recovering from the Cambridge Analytica scandal in which a right-wing political consulting group improperly obtained data on millions of users.
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Napa and Sonoma Counties, where the fires did some of the most extensive damage, are among the furthest behind, building less than half the number of units in recent years that the state reckons were needed to keep up with the population.
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National statistics on fatal police shootings are notoriously spotty, but three of the most extensive databases on officer-involved fatalities — compiled by The Washington Post, Fatal Encounters, and Killed by Police — list no police shooting victims in 2017 who were younger than Kameron.
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The Nubian empire, centered in present-day Sudan, was one of the largest in the ancient world before being conquered by Egypt in the eighth century B.C. It produced a great art, of which MFA's holdings are the most extensive outside of Africa.
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BEIJING — Under mounting international criticism, China has given its most extensive defense yet of its sweeping campaign to detain and indoctrinate Muslims, with a senior official on Tuesday describing its network of camps in the far west as humane job-training centers.
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Circumstances leading up to the 25 July Presidential phone call: In the most extensive section of the complaint, the whistleblower details how Ukraine's Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko made a series of corruption allegations in March 2019 against U.S. officials, including Joe Biden.
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Earlier this week we launched our first ever 'Women of Power' initiative that will feature some of our most popular female characters across publishing and games, and our most extensive line of Black Widow product will be hitting shelves in the next few weeks.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is offering some of its most extensive guidance to investors and Wall Street on how to handle the manic craze surrounding cryptocurrencies — warning traders that digital currency will be policed like old-fashioned currency as it grows more mainstream.
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Comparing platforms The most extensive measurement programme on subway platforms to date has been carried out in the Barcelona subway system, where 30 stations with differing designs were studied under the frame of IMPROVE LIFE project with additional support from the AXA Research Fund.
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In the most extensive operation, surgeons at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston removed his cancer-riddled lower left jaw and four teeth and replaced the bone with an eight-inch length of titanium and a portion of his right shinbone.
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Indeed, his speech Monday night in Salt Lake City represented some of his most extensive comments to date on the issue and they didn't feature many applause lines for AIPAC activists, who take a harder line on Israel than that articulated in his address.
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Trump offered his most extensive comments to date about the payment one day after Rudy Giuliani, another Trump lawyer, said the president reimbursed Cohen for the $130,000 he paid ahead of the 85033 presidential election in exchange for Daniels's silence about the alleged sexual encounter.
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"After the most extensive restructuring of the bank in its history and a relentless focus on meeting the evolving expectations of society, I am confident HSBC is in better shape than it was seven years ago," Mr. Gulliver said in the statement on Thursday.
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The news conference was the most extensive since the committee began its investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 election early this year and the first time the senators have detailed so fully the trajectory of their secretive investigation and their sense of the stakes.
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It also maps the American taste for French art through loans from museums in 25 states: not just the Met and the Frick and the Getty but places like Alabama's Birmingham Museum of Art, which has one of this country's most extensive Rococo collections.
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MU Extension provides the most extensive interactions with each applicant by providing a coach, training, and wrap-around services to support the individual in building the skills necessary to fill open positions in Missouri, including nursing, over-the-road trucking, and warehouse logistics and management.
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And this week, the smuggler at the center of it all was finally sent to the United States to face more charges in relation to the illegal trade, marking one of the last chapters in one of, if not the most, extensive anti-narwhal smuggling operations ever.
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The documents uncovered — which provide the most extensive glimpse into decision-making on immigration within Trump's DHS that the public has seen so far — raise questions about whether Duke, Kelly, and Nielsen had accurate information about conditions in the countries they decided to send people back to.
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And as Vox's Dara Lind documents in the most extensive accounting I could find, Trump has been getting accused of racism since as early as 1973: The very first time Trump appeared in the New York Times's pages ... was because he was being sued for racial discrimination.
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The 1989 Nobel Peace Prize winner's remarks were his most extensive yet regarding the election of the real estate tycoon and reality television star who has called for putting America's concerns first and shown little interest in Washington's traditional espousal of global democracy and social justice.
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This report, along with a second one written by the Computational Propaganda Project at Oxford University and Graphik, offers the most extensive look at the IRA's attempts to divide Americans, suppress the vote, and boost then-candidate Donald Trump before and after the 2016 presidential election.
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"This is the most extensive ferry system the city has had in many years," said my colleague Patrick McGeehan, who has reported on the city's commuter ferries, a bright spot in an otherwise bleak transit landscape of subway woes, roadway congestion and snail-paced crosstown buses.
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The backdrop for the scheme is President Trump publicly questioning the accuracy of the nation's most extensive and scientifically robust assessment by 13 federal agencies that showed how stronger storms, higher sea levels, more heat waves and sundry other effects of climate change will harm the nation.
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The governor's critics have derided the meetings as inadequate given the enormity of the problem, but the quick response represented the conservative Texas leadership's most extensive undertaking yet to confront the pattern of mass shootings that has plagued states across the country — few more painfully than Texas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - NBC Sports Group and Sky Sports are set to announce on Monday that they are planning the most extensive television coverage ever of the Players Championship golf tournament, their biggest collaborative foray on sports coverage since Comcast Corp took over Sky last fall.
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"These are technologies that are developed in one of the world's most advanced cyberpowers with some of the most extensive surveillance capabilities, and has a [Palestinian] population to practice these capabilities on," said Edin Omanovic, who leads the state surveillance program for Privacy International, a watchdog group.
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"F-16 production in India supports thousands of Lockheed Martin and F-16 supplier jobs in the U.S., creates new manufacturing jobs in India, and positions Indian industry at the center of the most extensive fighter aircraft supply ecosystem in the world," a joint statement by the firms said.
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Qatar has been trawling the world for talent for years in preparation for the 2022 World Cup, embarking on perhaps the most extensive talent identification program in history, one that involved the creation of training programs for youngsters from Africa and an academy for the best prospects in Doha.
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Benjamin Sacks, a mammalian genetics professor at the University of California, Davis, who was not part of the research, said that while the ideas proposed in the study aren&apost new, "this study used the most extensive ancient and modern dog DNA sample to date … to conclusively confirm" these hypotheses.
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Trump's first and most extensive comments against the Iraq War came in an interview with Esquire magazine in August 2004, one year and five months after the US invasion, which Trump described as "very early in the conflict, extremely early in the conflict, right at the beginning" of the war.
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" Trump, in his most extensive repudiation of Clinton's comments, attacked Clinton on several fronts, arguing that her comments reinforced her status as an "insider" and displayed her "sense of arrogance and entitlement" and said Clinton's comments showed she "divides people into baskets as though they were objects, not human beings.
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To help decide this debate, researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are getting ready to conduct what might be the most extensive study of its kind: A six-year, $100 million clinical trial that will test whether a drink a day is associated with lower rates of heart attacks.
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But he's also a lifelong hip-hop fan who has covered songs by GZA and Camp Lo. Sélébéyone, his most extensive engagement with the genre, features the rappers HPrizm (aka High Priest), formerly of the experimental hip-hop group Antipop Consortium, and Senegalese artist Gaston Bandimic, who raps in Wolof.
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California's ban, which also places a 22012-cent tax on paper or reusable bags, is one of the most extensive in the nation, while all of Hawaii's counties have passed laws that ban single-use bags, with some also tacking on a tax as high as 24 cents on other bags.
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Minneapolis Public Schools in Minnesota offer some of the most extensive guidelines for teachers, students and parents as part of its Out4Good program supporting LGBTQ children, outlining polices developed over 20 years on names and pronouns, gendered activities and facilities, and safety and bullying, said Jason Bucklin, the Out4Good coordinator.
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In the most extensive case, Volkswagen has had to pay billions of dollars in settlements and fines in the United States after it was found to be using "defeat devices" — software that noted when cars were being tested in labs and changed their emissions to comply with regulations — in its vehicles.
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Turk Telekom has spent 24 billion lira ($24 billion) over the last decade on building the country's most extensive fiber-optic network and is now looking to bundle high-speed fixed line and mobile services into a single contract to attract more mobile customers after the April 4.53 launch of 24.5G services.
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It would have to be followed by what experts call the most extensive inspection campaign in the history of nuclear disarmament, one that would have to delve into a program that stretches back more than half a century and now covers square miles of industrial sites and hidden tunnels across the mountainous North.
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In his email, Mr. McDermott said that he had spent the last three years on "the most extensive time experiment of my life," converting a 30-room Irish country house to reflect the evolution of decorative styles over previous centuries — and to make sure any forward movement of the clock is suspended.
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Air China offers a transit program for those taking advantage of the quasi-loophole to gain access to the country and provides one-night hotel accommodation for those passing through Beijing, Chengdu, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Tianjin, and Chongqing, making it one of the most extensive programs in terms of a number of cities served.
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"The Mission Data Files are based on the requirement," Grabowski said While progress at the Eglin laboratory has been steady, the integration of the mission data files for the F-22 have experienced some delays, prompting the current effort to quicken the pace so that the operational aircraft has the most extensive threat library possible.
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The rush is occurring in a tiny country — population about 19933,000 — at the Western edge of the Caribbean that was long known mostly for having one of the world's most extensive barrier reefs and for the legions of backpackers who came to trek through dense rainforest, climb Mayan ruins and camp on empty beaches.
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Throw in the fact that LeBron James will be 33 next spring, and the questions surrounding how his Cleveland Cavaliers will replace Kyrie Irving's dazzling blitzkrieg, and a path is open for Harden's brilliance to emerge as the most extensive minefield Golden State must cross to earn its third Finals win in four years.
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Najib, in some of his most extensive comments yet on the 1MDB scandal, told Reuters last week that he did not know if hundreds of millions of dollars that moved through his personal account was from 1MDB, and if money from the fund was eventually laundered to acquire assets globally, including yachts, paintings, gems and prime real estate.
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For reference, here's the most extensive look we ever got at the game: And here's what CODE: Madman's recreation looks like: Granted, it's lacking enemies and uses assets from other games, but given that Capcom is unlikely to let fans play this abandoned version, this is the closest we'll come to diving into Resident Evil 3.5.
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The hours of Mr. Guzmán speaking openly about the innermost details of his empire not only represented the most damaging evidence introduced so far at his drug trial in New York, but were also one of the most extensive wiretaps of a criminal defendant since the Mafia boss John Gotti was secretly recorded in the Ravenite Social Club.
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"It's difficult to see how the GOP will gain ground among younger adults as this newest cohort continues its demographic and cultural drift away from the average GOP voter," says Daniel Cox, research director of the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute, which recently conducted one of the most extensive surveys of attitudes among post-millennials in partnership with MTV.
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The data covers 2,830 state, local, and special law enforcement agencies across all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. That's just a fraction of the approximately 913,000 law enforcement agencies and 1.1 million sworn officers in the U.S., so the data set is not comprehensive, but it's the most extensive and ambitious look at cop crime to date.
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One of the most extensive arguments for court-packing comes from David Faris, a political scientist at Roosevelt University, whose book It's Time To Fight Dirty argues for court-packing as part of a larger set of strategies to amplify Democrats' political power, including statehood for DC and Puerto Rico, breaking California into multiple states, and expanding the House of Representatives.
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"I think we can safely say that since the completion of the publication of the Corpus of Dead Sea Scrolls about a decade ago... the En-Gedi Leviticus Scroll is the most extensive and significant biblical text from antiquity that has come to light," said co-author Michael Segal of Hebrew University in Jerusalem, who analyzed the text from the resulting digital images.
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The documents provided the most extensive account to date of what appears to be then-candidate Trump's personal involvement in the scheme to pay $130,83 to porn star Stormy Daniels to avert a controversy for a campaign already reeling from the release of 2005 audio from the TV program "Access Hollywood" in which Trump bragged about grabbing women by the genitals.
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China has built the world's most extensive and sophisticated online censorship systems, and staying on the safe side of the government censors is a matter of life and death for Chinese companies, which are required to censor themselves; startups like Beijing-based Beyondsoft, which employs more than 4,000 workers at its content-reviewing factories, take on the burden for other companies, 24/7.
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"In a Christmas and New Year greeting message to President of the United States of America Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin stressed that Russia-US relations are the most important factor behind ensuring strategic stability and international security, and reaffirmed that Russia is open to dialogue with the United States on the most extensive agenda," a statement from the Kremlin read.
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One study by UK researchers Dr. Sarah Kingston of Lancaster University and Dr. Natalie Hammond at Manchester Metropolitan University—one of the most extensive to date to explore how women are purchasing sex—combed through over 215,295 online escort ads, and found that between 22015 and 2015, profiles of male escorts rose from 5,246 to 15,732, a nearly 200 percent increase.
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He has the most extensive state-by-state operation in the field, with staff often earning by far the highest salaries and organizing events with the best hors d'oeuvres — his candidacy at once a live-action testament to his managerial command and a signal to President Trump and to Democratic voters that the weight of the Bloomberg fortune is not to be underestimated.
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While we had some reservations (get ready for the most extensive discussion of fill lights that you'll ever hear on this podcast), it's clear that "The Haunting of Hill House" managed to scare the heck out of all of us, and we were also impressed by the fact that each of the five Crain children becomes a distinct, memorable character in their own right.
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"This is the first survey of Mexican art at this museum in more than seven decades," PMA Director Timothy Rub told reporters who previewed the show, adding that while the museum has what he considers "one of the finest and most extensive collections of Mexican art outside Mexico," it hadn't organized an exhibit of Mexican works since 1943, when it presented Mexican Art Today.
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Finally, through their arrangement of those objects — around 190, which date roughly from 100 B.C. to 250 A.D. — the curators make clear why imperial Rome and Parthia were so invested on asserting control of the Middle Eastern "world between": because one of the most extensive and lucrative trade routes on earth stretched across it, and, gallery by gallery, culture by culture, the exhibition traces its path.
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This week, the Senate approved a bill to ban the purchase of Huawei equipment with federal funds, to bar the possibility of the company placing their 85033G equipment in the U.S. Critics of Huawei, the most extensive 5G equipment provider in the world, cite concerns about a 2017 Chinese intelligence law requiring Chinese companies to participate in state-backed intelligence gathering, according to a previous report.
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Making history with half a billion bucks Texas A&M University Stadium: Kyle Field (opened in 21242) Location: College Station, Texas 2160-21000 renovation cost: $485 million ($514 million in 2018 dollars) Capacity: 102,733 What the money bought: The latest renovation of Kyle Field was "one of the largest and most extensive redevelopment projects in the history of collegiate athletics," according to the Texas A&M website.
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It was in an earlier best-selling volume that Weatherford persuasively argued that the 25-year blitzkrieg mounted by Genghis and his cavalries — who, in "the most extensive war in world history" beginning in 1206, swept mercilessly and unstoppably over the Altai Mountains to their west and the Gobi Desert to their south — brought civilization, fairness, meritocracy and avuncular kindliness to legions of undeserving satrapies across Eurasia.
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