These films are pop culture's most sustained response to tragedy.
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However, his most sustained — and sustaining — collaboration has been with Lopez-Huici.
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But the attacks on the country's representatives have been the most sustained.
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The protests mark the most sustained crisis of Ortega's 11-years in power.
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The most sustained and heartbreaking daily relationship she has is with her elderly cat.
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The protests are the most sustained challenge Bashir has faced in his three decades in power.
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The demonstrations were the largest and most sustained that Iran had known since its 1979 revolution.
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They have since swelled to become the most sustained street opposition Bashir has faced in power.
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But Fini's most sustained revolt was against the story that the male canon tells about itself.
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The offensives amount to the most sustained pressure on IS since it proclaimed a caliphate in 2014.
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Bashir is facing the most sustained challenge since he came to power in a coup in 1989.
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What follows is quite possibly the most sustained, radical, and excruciatingly violent sequence in the show's history.
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The resulting showdown will reportedly be the "most sustained action sequence" ever made for television or film.
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The talks, the most sustained effort to end the 18-year conflict - America's longest war - began last year.
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The attacks amount to the most sustained pressure on the group since it proclaimed a caliphate in 2014.
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But Ms. Heyman's earthiest and most sustained and impressive writing finds its center of gravity at crotch level.
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In time, Eli and Charlie catch up with John and Hermann, leading to the most sustained pleasurable interlude.
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They amount to the most sustained pressure on Islamic State since it proclaimed a religious caliphate in 2014.
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He paid out more than $210 million that month, the most sustained spending of his presidential bid so far.
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It quickly turned into one of the most sustained and vicious attacks yet from the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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He got his loudest and most sustained reaction when he mentioned the Convention, then one month away, in Chicago.
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The biggest and most sustained garbage protests have occurred in the town of Volokolamsk, site of the Yadrovo landfill.
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"This last five or six years has been the most sustained period of job growth in the city," he said.
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But his words were welcomed in the House chamber, greeted by some of the most sustained applause of the evening.
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American teachers have mounted the most sustained educator protest movement in decades — and it doesn't show any signs of stopping.
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The protests are the most sustained challenge to Bashir's rule since he came to power in a military coup in 1989.
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Perhaps Mr. Russo's most sustained project was the restoration of a dilapidated hull that he hoped to fashion into a houseboat.
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Her most sustained early subjects were herself, her mother and her grandmother: unposed photographs of the family, double portraits, interior scenes.
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ROLF EKEUS, a Swedish diplomat, once personified the most sustained effort ever undertaken to deprive a country of weapons of mass destruction (WMD).
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The most sustained back-and-forth came on the subject of rising property tax bills that some areas of the city have experienced.
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But she laced references to him throughout the speech, her most sustained rebuttal to the policies Mr. Trump laid out during the Republican convention.
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Even in 2016, when Sanders emerged as Clinton's chief rival, her most sustained attack on Sanders revolved around his past support for gun rights.
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In 22020, Sanders barnstormed the state for weeks in what was probably the most sustained California presidential primary effort since Gary Hart in 1984.
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She received the most sustained applause of the entire evening, often looking to the ceiling as if she were talking with her deceased husband.
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The legislation, branded the "slave law" by an uncharacteristically united opposition, has spurred the most sustained protests since Mr. Orban entered office in 2010.
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In the 10th Republican debate on Thursday, Donald J. Trump came under the heaviest, most sustained fire he has received so far in the campaign.
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Anti-government protests have gripped Iran for nearly a week in the most sustained challenge to the Islamic Republic's clerical elite in almost a decade.
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And so he went for his opponent, using what little he had left in the tanks to launch his most sustained attack of the evening.
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The leaderless, economically driven protests were triggered by new proposed taxes and have quickly evolved into the most sustained that Lebanon has seen in years.
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This summer's protests in the part of Kashmir controlled by India, the most sustained and violent since 2010, caught the authorities in New Delhi unaware.
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Along the way, his efforts to succeed regardless of the cost have created a company culture that has dragged Uber into its most sustained crisis.
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The Fox News host Chris Wallace says US President Donald Trump has launched the most sustained attack on press freedom in the country&aposs history.
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Washington faces that same question today in Iran, which is now home to what could be the most sustained protests since the 6900 Islamic Revolution.
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He made his most sustained attack on Hillary Clinton, calling her "a world-class liar" in a speech that included many inaccurate and misleading statements. Mrs.
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In doing so — to great electoral success — he's unleashed the most sustained attack on Soros yet, and created a blueprint for other nationalist governments to follow.
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The West Indies has always been vulnerable to losing its players to better-paying jobs elsewhere, but Twenty20 leagues abroad are posing the most sustained threat yet.
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Two months after Jackson left office, the economy collapsed in the Panic of 1837, setting off the worst and most sustained depression the country had ever suffered.
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The demonstrations were triggered by price increases and cash shortages but have developed into the most sustained challenge to Bashir since he took power three decades ago.
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Many think it could last for years, raising the possibility that President Trump could run for re-election amid the most sustained economic growth in a generation.
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Director Robert Clouse pads 11 minutes that Lee shot before his death with approximately 80 minutes of the most sustained desecration of a beloved entertainer's work imaginable.
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But the near-daily protests pose one of his most sustained challenges as the ruling party prepares to change the constitution to allow him to seek another term.
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The most sustained project of his life was an attempt to learn how a tiny worm read itself into existence from nothing but an egg and a genome.
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Protests in Hungary: Opponents of the country's far-right prime minister, Viktor Orban, continued one of the most sustained antigovernment demonstrations since he took office eight years ago.
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Mr. Trump was seeking to quell a controversy kicked off by his comments a day earlier, which drew some of the most sustained criticism he has received from Republicans.
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By late August, the protests had evolved into the most sustained challenge to the Chinese Communist Party since the uprising in Tiananmen Square, thirty years ago—an ominous distinction.
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The most sustained and engrossing chapter is largely devoted to Leonardo's water studies—vortices, floods, cloud formation—and depends on one of the remaining complete notebooks, the Codex Leicester.
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Facing the most sustained challenge to his rule yet, Bashir had counted on steadfast support from the security establishment he had nurtured for three decades to see him through.
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The protests, which began over economic hardships suffered by the young and working class, pose one of the most sustained challenges to the clerical rulers in almost a decade.
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This has "eviscerated" the copper project pipeline for much of the remainder of the current decade, and will set the market up for the most sustained price rally since 2010.
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The demonstrations were triggered by price increases and cash shortages but developed into the most sustained challenge to Bashir since he took power in a military coup three decades ago.
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There is no denying the significance of what Memphis has accomplished over the past half-decade; it has been one of the most sustained stints of overachievement in NBA history.
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Atlanta's city government was brought to its knees for five days by a ransomware attack — one of the most sustained and consequential cyberattacks ever mounted against a major U.S. city.
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Print advertising, which was one of the things that most sustained our newsroom, and all newsrooms, for a long time is dropping significantly — and more this year than ever before.
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But protesters have become increasingly bold in challenging Khamenei, who blamed the most sustained challenge to his 29 years in power for nearly a decade on "seditionists" and foreign agents.
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Now, facing the most sustained challenge to his rule yet, Bashir will be counting on steadfast support from the security establishment he has nurtured for 30 years to see him through.
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On September 5, UN Ambassador Nikki Haley gave a speech on the nuclear deal that was easily the most sustained policy address on the subject from any top-level Trump official.
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Brent futures have moved into the largest and most sustained backwardation since June and July 2014, before the slump began and when the spot price was still trading above $100 per barrel.
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It is also the longest-running female-led No. 1 pop song since Taylor Swift's 2012 "I Knew You Were Trouble," and the most sustained chart topper in the UK since Adele.
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Dozens of people have been killed in more than six weeks of protests, which began over rising prices and have swelled into the most sustained street opposition Bashir has faced in power.
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The face-off ignited one of the most sustained and impassioned protest movements in France since the May 1968 demonstrations that nearly brought down the Fifth Republic a decade into its existence.
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These have kept the economy in stranglehold, businessmen and diplomats say, contributing to a crisis fuelling widespread protests that pose the most sustained challenge yet to President Omar al-Bashir's 30-year rule.
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Last Thursday, a wave of protests broke out across Iran, with tens of thousands taking to the streets for the largest and most sustained wave of political activism in the country in years.
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But the most sustained round of cheers and jeers came when Trump mentioned his predecessor President Barack Obama, who had declined invitations to speak to the scout gathering while he was in office.
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"The secretary-general is appalled by the chilling military escalation in the city of Aleppo, which is facing the most sustained and intense bombardment since the start of the Syrian conflict," the statement said.
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Still, given the savagery and death toll of recent attacks, it is fair to say France is now on the receiving end of the most sustained militant assault any Western state has yet faced.
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The controversial decision was likely to provoke more anti-government protests, already the most sustained since 2014, as they seek to end 18 years of socialist rule that began under late leader Hugo Chavez.
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It inspired the most sustained bidding war of the evening, with two telephone bidders nudging a buyer in the room, represented by the London-based art adviser Hugo Nathan, to £33 million with fees.
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One year ago, civic action to protest the high cost of living in Sudan, led by the Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA), swelled into the most sustained civilian protest movement in the country's modern history.
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It wasn't the first time SXSW has examined the darker side of social media — several sessions grappled with targeted harassment in 2016 — but it felt like the most sustained reflection on the subject to date.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brent prices for 250 ended trading above $20153 per barrel on Wednesday for the first time since mid-December following the largest and most sustained rally in prices since the oil slump started.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir banned unlicensed public gatherings and protests on Monday in a series of emergency decrees issued during the most sustained anti-government street unrest of his 30-year rule.
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Oil prices have dropped by around 2500 percent since mid-33, leading the International Energy Agency (IEA) to predict a second successive year of falling hydrocarbon investment, marking the most sustained decline since the 23s.
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The show's most sustained moment is a thrilling suite of progressively liberated views of mountains, fields and gardens painted directly from nature, between spring and September 1907, and two thickly limned views back in Vienna.
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A new anthology, "Appalachian Reckoning: A Region Responds to 'Hillbilly Elegy,'" edited by Anthony Harkins and Meredith McCarroll, presents the most sustained pushback to Vance's book (soon to be a Ron Howard movie) thus far.
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For more than two weeks, the "gilets jaunes" (yellow vests) have blocked roads in protests across France, posing one of the largest and most sustained challenges Emmanuel Macron has faced in his 18-month-old presidency.
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It taps into something primal when she wails on the highest, most sustained note in the track and makes you feel like you're listening to the letting go of a long-held and well-worn discontentment.
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This is the most sustained outbreak of unrest in Hong Kong since the "Umbrella Movement" of 2014, when protesters staged weeks of sit-ins to push for free and fair elections for the post of chief executive.
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A recent analysis from the Guardian found that Trump's criticism of Waters is one of his most sustained political attacks, adding that he has already referred to Waters as "low-IQ" at least seven times this year.
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" The adults' most sustained appearance, in "It's So Crazy It Just Might Work," was a series of painfully untalented hopefuls trying out for a talent show—acknowledged in the credits as "a supporting cast of oppressed grownups.
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Crowds swelled to hundreds of thousands, including Maduro supporters who held a counter-demonstration in the capital at the urging of the president, and clashes were reported across the country during the most sustained protests since 2014.
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Other enemies of Islamic State, including the governments of Syria and Iraq, also launched major offensives on other fronts, in what amounts to the most sustained pressure on the militants since they proclaimed their caliphate in 2014.
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The protests are the most sustained challenge to Bashir since he took power in an Islamist-backed coup nearly 22020 years ago, more widespread and longer-lasting than bouts of unrest in September 2013 and January 2018.
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"Her most sustained work of art," the maison, as they humbly refer to it, is a stage set for Hankie to command, a backdrop against which to dispense tea and cucumber sandwiches and increasingly hollow-sounding Hankieisms.
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Consumption seems set to show a large gain in 2016 and again in 2017, assuming no recession and fuel prices do not rise too much, which would mark the strongest and most sustained growth since 2003-2005.
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But for Al-Karib and many women risking their lives on frontlines of these protests - the most sustained challenge to al-Bashir since he took power in 1989 - a change in government means more than just economic prosperity.
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Consumption had already risen by 63 million bpd in 2015 and is predicted to increase by well over 1.0 million bpd again next year, marking the strongest and most sustained increase in demand since before the financial crisis.
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With intimations of Ruth Madoff and Blanche DuBois, this shattered woman is "brilliantly brought to quivering life by Ms. Blanchett," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times, in Woody Allen's "most sustained, satisfying and resonant film since 'Match Point.'"
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Perhaps his most sustained effort before now, though, involved his establishing an exploratory committee for a possible run as a Reform Party candidate for president in 2000, when he suggested that Oprah Winfrey would be his vice president.
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Speaking at the University of Iowa as part of his campaign swing, Mr. Sanders also took aim at "establishment Democrats" and won his loudest and most sustained applause by pledging to push through his universal health care bill.
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For two weeks, the anti-diesel tax protests have played out at roadblocks across France, and even on Paris's Champs Elysees, representing one of the biggest and most-sustained challenges to Emmanuel Macron's authority since his election last year.
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This has been his most sustained and passionate attack against Clinton, rooted in the campaign donations that she and her super PAC have received and in the handsome sums of money that she accepted for speeches to Goldman Sachs.
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The pragmatic cleric, who defeated anti-Western hardliners to win re-election last year, also called for the lifting of curbs on social media used by anti-government protesters in the most sustained challenge to conservative authorities since 2009.
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From Venezuela's best known actor, Edgar Ramirez, to U.S. heavyweight Robert De Niro, messages are streaming in to support the most sustained anti-government unrest since 2014, as the country suffers a major crisis leaving millions struggling with food shortages.
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Frequent protests have been staged in Sudan since December, when the government tried to raise bread prices, building into the most sustained challenge yet to Bashir, a former army general who came to power in a military coup in 1989.
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"Not only is the government presiding over the most sustained crackdown on legal activists witnessed in two decades, it has also launched media propaganda campaigns against specific targets," said Nicholas Bequelin, the East Asia director for human rights group Amnesty International.
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"The Origins of Totalitarianism," her 1951 tour de force, represents her most sustained attempt to understand German fascism and Soviet Communism not as metaphysical catastrophes but as political developments, as aspects of modernity rather than as horrific exceptions to its progress.
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The full implications of this come clear in the book's most sustained narrative, a story Louis tells late in the novel about Eddy's cousin Sylvain, whose short, harsh life of petty crime arouses both dismay and pride in his family.
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His irreverent instincts get their most sustained showcase yet in "The Lighthouse," a wild, darkly funny new film from Robert Eggers ("The Witch") that pits Pattinson against Willem Dafoe as 19th-century lighthouse keepers who drink, spar, shout and even cuddle.
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But his mood in Washington has turned darker, and over the last week he has executed, alongside Mr. Bannon and Mr. Spicer, what amounts to the most sustained White House campaign against the news media since Richard M. Nixon's second term.
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Related: Republic of Congo Accused of Bombing and Killing Civilians Amid Post-Election Unrest "The ongoing protests in Gambia are undoubtedly the most profound, most sustained act of public defiance against Jammeh since he seized power over two decades ago," Smith said.
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In the case of Atlanta, one of the most sustained and consequential cyberattacks ever launched against a major American city, the pair broke into the city's computer systems and held their data hostage for about $51,000 worth of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, prosecutors said.
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His wish to purge the party of the egregious corruption that has permeated it at every level seems evident: his campaign against graft has been the most sustained and wide-ranging of any waged by a Chinese leader since the party seized power in 1949.
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In 1996, a time when the global economy was gearing up for one of the most sustained periods of growth and integration in history, the World Economic Forum first raised the specter of income inequality in an article published in The International Herald Tribune.
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BUDAPEST — Opponents of Hungary's far-right prime minister, Viktor Orban, demonstrated on Sunday for the fourth day in the past five, in what has become one of the most sustained displays of street opposition to Mr. Orban since he entered office eight years ago.
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The movie puts a goofy spin on the Batman saga, but it squeezes its brightest, most sustained comedy from Mr. Arnett's hypnotically sepulchral voice, which conveys the entire bat ethos — the Sturm und Drang, the darkness and aloneness, the resoluteness and echoiness — in vocal terms.
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While the rest of his Democratic rivals are also expected to turn the screws on Sanders Tuesday, Bloomberg's task is complicated by Warren, who hit Bloomberg with the hardest and most sustained attacks in the first debate, and continues to zero in on him.
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The protest movement only continued to grow, and Hong Kong ultimately saw its most sustained protests in decades, including a series of creative, peaceful protests and labor strikes along with violent street battles with riot police who were accused of acting with impunity and breaking their own rules.
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After a successful tenure with the Connecticut Sun, she returned to Minnesota in 2011 to join the Lynx, and served as point guard for four W.N.B.A. championship teams and two other trips to the finals, a vital cog in the most sustained success by any group in league history.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) — who became one of his party's loudest and most sustained voices on the issue after a mass shooting killed 22 in his home town of El Paso, Texas — have reiterated support for stronger gun control measures and frustration with what they see as a lack of action.
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Perhaps because of what it means to Obama, Iran has come in for some of Trump's most sustained bullying, from pulling out of Obama's Iran nuclear deal, to layers of sanctions most recently this Thursday hitting their iron, steel, aluminum and copper exports, served up as a US naval armada nears Iran's waters.
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Although Buttigieg has been furiously fundraising throughout much of 22.6, the trip to California represents Buttigieg's most sustained and jam-packed fundraising swing to date, a reflection that his rise in prominence and popularity has turned into acceptance among top donors who fueled the campaigns of Obama and 20163 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Two more demonstrators died in unrest that began last month and raged across Sudanese cities on Thursday in the most sustained challenge yet to the three-decade rule of Omar al-Bashir.. A 24-year-old man died from his wounds in Omdurman, across the Nile from the capital Khartoum.
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But Mr. Bullock, who is barred by term limits from running for re-election as governor this year, faced one of the most sustained lobbying campaigns of any would-be Senate candidate — a reflection both of his potential as a candidate and how badly Democrats need to put another seat in play.
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"Another Woman" (1988), starring Gena Rowlands as a professor and Ms. Farrow as a patient seeing an analyst in the adjacent apartment, is perhaps Mr. Allen's most sustained and successful effort at imagining women who function independently from a man like him (though Ian Holm shows up playing a version of that).
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Dillon venerates essays that drill into a subject, that "pay the minutest or most sustained attention to one thing, one time or place" — T.J. Clark on the paintings of Poussin or Joan Didion on the Hoover Dam — but he moves with a hummingbird energy, flitting to the next writer, the next effect he loves.
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While other lawyers have handled more salacious cases against Fox — among them, those that led to the scandal-plagued departures of Roger Ailes, Fox's founder, and Bill O'Reilly, its most successful host — Mr. Wigdor's serial suits are surely the broadest and most sustained juridical attack on Fox to be mounted by a single private lawyer.
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U.S. and European leaders failed after 1919 to prevent the rise of European fascism, and then the Holocaust and World War II. The US got it more right than wrong in 1945 after World War II, creating the institutions and principles that paved the way for one of the world's most sustained periods of relative peace and prosperity.
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The news also serves as a boost to Mr. Trump as he is coming under the most sustained paid media assault of his candidacy, and as he has made a series of stumbles, including declining to denounce support from David Duke, a former leader of the Ku Klux Klan, and to disavow a quote from Benito Mussolini that he promoted on his Twitter account.
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While several tech giants have found themselves in President Trump's crosshairs since he took office, he has just unleashed what looks to be his most sustained attack on Google to date — firing off a couple of tweets at ~5.30am Washington DC time to rail against what he claims is algorithmic bias in the results the search engine serves up if someone types in "Trump News".
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), a 85033 presidential hopeful who became one of his party's loudest and most sustained voices on the issue after a mass shooting killed 22 in his home town of El Paso, Texas, last month, made the rounds again on the Sunday morning talk shows to reiterate his support for stronger gun control measures and his frustration with what he saw as a lack of action.
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Wallace, the host of "Fox News Sunday," has gained a reputation as an aggressive questioner of guests across the political spectrum, including Trump administration officials like aide Stephen MillerStephen MillerWhite House counsel didn't take lead on Trump letter to Pelosi: reports Fox's Chris Wallace calls out Trump for the 'most sustained assault on freedom of the press' in US history Senate Democrats demand Trump fire Stephen Miller MORE, acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneySchumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics Senate GOP blasts impeachment: 'The mob took over the House' Pelosi noncommittal on delivering impeachment articles to Senate MORE and former press secretary Sarah HuckabeeSarah Elizabeth SandersBill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings White House correspondent April Ryan to moderate fundraising event for Buttigieg White House press secretary defends lack of daily briefings: Trump 'is the most accessible president in history' MORE Sanders.
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