"Red is one of the most vibrant colors, if not the most vibrant colors we have," he says.
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The community is the most vibrant and open in the Arab world.
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Even Kenya, once the region's most vibrant and competitive democracy, is struggling.
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Kenya's democracy is one of the most vibrant and competitive in Africa.
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Some of the most vibrant advocacy is happening at the local level.
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Yet Poland has always been one of Europe's most vibrant civil societies.
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Wisconsin is home to some of the country's most vibrant fall views.
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The result is the best, most vibrant superhero brawl in recent memory.
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She is one of the most vibrant, loving, supportive, courageous people I know.
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We already had "the most vibrant internet ecosystem in the world," he said.
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Milwaukee is home to one of the nation's most vibrant school choice programs.
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The most vibrant flavors in the dip were onion, spinach, and sour cream.
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The most vibrant and competitive market I know is that for smartphones in China.
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That often meant building highways straight through the centers of our most vibrant cities.
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Samsung continues to have one of the most vibrant displays in the portable space.
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The HTC U11 spat out the most vibrant image with a beautiful blue sky.
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Today, public charter schools represent the most vibrant and rapidly-expanding form of choice.
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" Lubin called her "the most vibrant, passionate, brave and kind person I have ever met.
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Their victories seemed to make Iran the Middle East's most vibrant democracy (apart from Israel).
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The gaming community is one of the most vibrant and powerful groups on the Internet.
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Changing opinion Taiwan is home to one of Asia's largest and most vibrant gay communities.
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It hosts Europe's largest and most vibrant Halloween celebration each year, attracting thousands of tourists.
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India is one of the most vibrant, colorful, exciting places to visit in the world.
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The Economist's new house-price index covers 22 of the world's most vibrant cities (see table).
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Asia's LGBT crisis Taiwan is home to one of Asia's largest and most vibrant gay communities.
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Next it's on to the ninth mile, through some of New York City's most vibrant neighborhoods.
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The UK is already widely recognised for having one of the most vibrant space-tech ecosystems.
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Chicago's Boystown ranks among the most vibrant gay neighborhoods outside of New York or San Francisco.
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Southern Saratoga County is one of the most vibrant areas in New York's Hudson River Valley.
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Broadway is its most vibrant commercial street, beginning at West 80th Street with Zabar's, the food emporium.
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But Hungama fuses the most vibrant aspects of his culture and sexuality, which led him here tonight.
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This is not how the strongest, most vibrant, democratic government in the world is supposed to function.
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In the book's most vibrant sections, Sengupta profiles seven young Indians, shadowing some of them over years.
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"Pakistan's media is one of the most vibrant medias in the world," he said in the interview.
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Private investment near the park shot up, and the area fast became among the city's most vibrant.
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Its civil society is Asia's most vibrant, and social acceptance of gays has grown rapidly in recent years.
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Before the spring-pea-and-mint risotto, there was a simple salad of the most vibrant, juicy greens.
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But that kind of authenticity can stagnate even the most vibrant cities, condemning them to a homogenous hell.
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You get an offer to run one of the most vibrant performing arts organizations on the West Coast.
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This season's most vibrant statement pieces leave room for movement — and don't skimp on texture or pattern, either.
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Ms. Hu's love of color leaps off each page, making this one of the most vibrant jewelry books.
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"It means fighting for the European Union, one of the most vibrant and consequential institutions on earth," he added.
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Dorsey is predominantly black, and sits right in the middle of some of LA's most vibrant African American communities.
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Likewise, many of today's most vibrant social movements have come not from Trump's MAGA partisans but from Democratic women.
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Yet our press remains some of the most vibrant, satirical and inquisitive — and invasive and salacious — in the world.
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The rapid growth is turning a broad swath of Manhattan into one of the world's most vibrant tech corridors.
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New Zealand's freer, market-based agricultural sector is now one of the most vibrant and productive in the world.
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The season's most vibrant bags are drenched in saturated, statement-making color — and come in all shapes and sizes.
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Outside the U.S., Tel Aviv is the world's most vibrant city for start-up activity, according to data from Compass.
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In that way, he has been preserved at his most vibrant, even as he was seen publicly in his decline.
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Some of the most vibrant conversations I ever saw at eBay were in those threaded discussion boards, ditto on Yahoo.
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"Over the last decade, I've seen Los Angeles become one of the most vibrant Tech communities in the world," says Nazar.
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What started as an app for horny high school kids has blossomed into the most vibrant communication platform on the market.
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One year later, the initiative seems to have worked: the Switch might be the most vibrant indie platform of the moment.
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Around her are stacks of other miscellaneous spices in burlap bags, all sold in bulk in the most vibrant, dazzling colors.
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Agora, a free photography app, recently held the #Colorful2019 contest to award some of the most vibrant photos taken this year.
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From mid-October through early November, fall colors found in the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee are at their most vibrant.
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These days, many of the Brahmin's ancestral homes have collapsed in on themselves, and prayer is the village's most vibrant business.
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Zuma's resignation marks the end of his journey from anti-apartheid hero to leader of one of Africa's most vibrant countries.
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I grew up on Geneva Street, one of the most vibrant spots in the neighborhood for reasons both good and bad.
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And though not required, may we suggest wearing the loudest, most vibrant and brightly-patterned, skintight biking gear possible when riding them?
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In person, I can definitely say the Oculux NXG251 is not the most vibrant, sharpest, or most realistic-looking monitor I've seen.
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"India is home to one of the most vibrant and entrepreneurial iOS development communities in the world," Cook says in a statement.
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And while there is uncertainty around government support for scientific research, "the U.S. still has the most vibrant innovative economy," Gans said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand shows that the cultural moment triggered by allegations of sexual harassment is the most vibrant and emotional issue in politics.
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Don't miss your opportunity to experience a Disrupt event in Berlin, an international hub and home to Europe's most vibrant startup scenes.
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It boasted a population of over 2023 million people and was one of the largest, most vibrant cities in the Levant. Today?
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Stratospheric rents will make it tough to migrate to some of the most vibrant labor markets, like New York or San Francisco.
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Some of the most vibrant activity around synagogues every weekend has to do with food banking or raising funds for Syrian refugees.
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For photographer Monica Nouwens, it's these hours after sunset when Los Angeles is most vibrant and alive in its diversity and spirit.
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And this deterrence provided the South the confidence to become a strong democracy with one of the most vibrant economies in Asia.
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Miami has become justifiably famous for having one of the country's most vibrant art scenes outside New York City and Los Angeles.
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But Arlington's real strength is the decades of planning that have produced one of the most vibrant, civically engaged communities in the world.
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It is sold at the entrance of Noailles, in the city's most vibrant arteries, where stalls overflow with fresh produce every single day.
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She is partnering with the streaming service for "building the biggest, most vibrant, most stimulating book club on the planet," according to Deadline.
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"I feel this brings out the most vibrant and also realistic skin tones and adds an ethereal glow to the paintings," he explains.
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Nevertheless, Afghanistan's media remain among the most vibrant in the region — except in areas under Taliban control, where there is no free media.
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A lot has obviously been written about Melodrama by Lorde because it was one of this year's most vibrant and relatable pop masterpieces.
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Even the most vibrant speaker systems were tested by Mr. Ikeda's bulbous tones, which pushed their speakers in directions they'd not previously gone.
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Other major Chinese internet companies have fared even worse, as fears spread over a frostier regulatory environment for the country's most vibrant enterprises.
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Only then, can we ensure that the United State of America continues to be one of the most vibrant democracies in the world.
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One of the most vibrant is the family patriarch, Vincent, whom Babst brings to life in a portrayal that's impressively unrestrained, even Faulknerian.
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One gets the sense that Azaceta may be trying to visualize how even the most vibrant cultures can become rotten at the core.
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Men, women, and children would very literally choke to death in the streets of one of the world's wealthiest and most vibrant cities.
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He is one of the forerunners of what is now known as "behavioral economics," one of the most vibrant subfields in the economics discipline.
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Below, a cast of the city's young motorcyclists model fall's most vibrant pieces at the Cholon, Cho Ben Thanh and Cho Ba Chieu markets.
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" Mr. Reeves, now at the Brookings Institution, said Mr. Hilton was "one of the most vibrant thinkers on the center right in British politics.
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Serie A is the most vibrant it has been in years, with arguably the most engaging championship race in any of Europe's major leagues.
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Berlin starting at $165 per nightPacked with cool bars and ethnic restaurants, the multicultural East Kreuzberg neighborhood is one of the city's most vibrant.
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He had so much enthusiasm for his family and art and film — one of the most vibrant characters I've ever met in my life.
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The job market in the Beehive State has been in an absolute sweet spot, with perhaps the most vibrant tech scene in the nation.
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"The Asia-Pacific will continue to be the most vibrant region in the global economy for the foreseeable future," wrote the 180 California groups.
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" A similar site bearing Vanity Fair writer Maya Kosoff's name sarcastically reads "Here we honor one of the most vibrant Social Justice advocates today.
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It should be the most vibrant time for commentary, but it's stifled by fear and that's the most spectacular and tragic irony of our times.
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In one batch of test shots shown below, for example, the Galaxy S10e's image of a bouquet of flowers looked the most vibrant and sharp.
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But Rosa and her team embody that slogan literally: They are Avon, or at least one of the most vibrant and growing parts of it.
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The UCLA Film & Television Archive looks at contemporary Taiwanese film through the lens of one of the most vibrant and progressive democracies in the region.
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Sagittarius, Snoop likes that you come across as fiery: You are one of the most vibrant signs and at your most dynamic when in love.
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Democracies are having some serious issues with governance these days, especially the two strongest and most vibrant ones: the United States and the United Kingdom.
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But "Judeo-Christian" carries a nicer, more tolerant tone—indeed, the idea of ecumenical tolerance spurred its most vibrant coinage among liberals in postwar America.
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Antifa cannot be allowed to represent the most vibrant form of resistance, not if the great mass of the American electorate is to join in.
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They are generally affluent and well educated, have world-renowned hospitals and universities and contain some of the country's largest and most vibrant urban areas.
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Her sprawling corruption scandal rekindled public furor over decades-old corrupt ties between government and corporations in South Korea, one of Asia's most vibrant democracies.
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The first photo above of the flower is one of the most vibrant and colorful I've ever captured, and that was shot at ISO 640.
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"If America wants to create the most vibrant economy possible, let's release our citizens from anxiety [and] stress created by economic uncertainty," she tweeted in March.
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Although Sweden is known for being one of the world's premier suppliers of dance-pop, it also has one of Europe's most vibrant hip-hop scenes.
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Earlier this week, for example, I went out to Parramatta, one of western Sydney's most vibrant and diverse areas, to talk to people about Australia Day.
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Metropolitan ____ The city has endured crisis and chaos, and yet is now emerging from the wreckage as one of Europe's most vibrant and significant cultural capitals.
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It's a potential at odds with the nation's often Disney-fied image as one of sub-Saharan Africa's most popular tourist destinations and most vibrant economies.
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But, in the hands of one of Europe's most vibrant period-instrument ensembles, it perhaps better shows diversity in unity, as styles merged and cultures mingled.
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He might enjoy meeting some of the hard-working, patriotic Americans who have made the American auto industry the most vibrant and competitive in the world.
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He was the most vibrant and spirited person I met that week, and he shared with me invaluable wisdom about the business and life as a whole.
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It's distinctly Midwestern grit that keeps Chicago's music thriving and every Pitchfork weekend, the city's weirdest and most vibrant musical corners come to life on the lineup.
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The Best Animated Feature category at the 2016 Oscars is a great reminder that animation is one of the most vibrant art forms out there right now.
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Of course, Alphabet is actively doing this right now — not on some island, but in the middle of one of the most vibrant cities in North America.
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Far from leading to democratic death spirals, changes to the size of the Court have gone hand in hand with the most vibrant periods of our democracy.
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As music awards shows go, MTV's annual Video Music Awards ceremony — the V.M.A.s — is by far the loosest, the most vibrant and the most prone to disruption.
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Album Review Though it gets far less credit than Atlanta, Los Angeles has become perhaps the most vibrant, diverse and consistently impressive hip-hop hub this decade.
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Cultured Traveler The city has endured crisis and chaos, and yet is now emerging from the wreckage as one of Europe's most vibrant and significant cultural capitals.
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While the collection might not coalesce as a unit, it contains some of Smith's most vibrant, original fiction, the kind of writing she'll surely be known for.
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Kenya, East Africa's most vibrant economy, could be moving in the opposite direction, as part of a small but growing trend seen in the rest of Africa.
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The roadshow's first stop is Los Angeles, with one of the country's most vibrant and diverse start-up scenes, at the intersection of technology, media and fashion.
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Jacobin has in the past five years become the leading intellectual voice of the American left, the most vibrant and relevant socialist publication in a very long time.
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These specs alone aren't necessarily groundbreaking, so we'll have to see how LG's claim of "the brightest and most vibrant display on the smartphone market today" shakes out.
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His invitation to join the Bauhaus was taken up by the most vibrant artists and designers of his day, including Vasily Kandinsky, Paul Klee and Laszlo Moholy-Nagy.
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BLM, further fueled by the deaths of Eric Garner, Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice, and countless others, has become one of the most vibrant political forces of our time.
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The protests in Charlotte, one of the U.S. Southeast's most vibrant urban centers, have stayed peaceful for the most part but on Wednesday violent clashes erupted between protesters.
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At the moment the most vibrant stuff in England is the UK Grime scene—it's kind of hip hop with UK rapping on it—and it's quite exciting.
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The FCC voted to apply Title II regulation — designed for regulation of a monopoly-era telephone regime — to the most vibrant and innovative sector of the U.S. economy.
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The decision to surprise reveal the next-generation Tesla Roadster at the Tesla Semi truck announcement turned the event into one of the company's most vibrant unveiling parties.
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Today, North American manufacturers and workers participate in the most vibrant commercial market in the world, thanks in large part to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Semple developed the color (among others) over the last decade working with paint manufacturers from across the globe, looking to create the most vibrant colors for his work.
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When he and his boyfriend broke up a short time later, he found himself single in the center of one of the city's most vibrant gay dating scenes.
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There had been speculation that President Trump might make a bolder show of support for Taiwan, which has emerged as one of the most vibrant democracies in Asia.
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But the truth is that Taiwan, one of Asia's most vibrant and boisterous democracies, is a terrible example to cite as a cultural other populated by submissive peons.
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The simulcasting model is currently the most vibrant part of Crunchyroll's programming, and getting the material out as quickly as possible for the international audience is a challenge.
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Still, Macy's closing in September left a gaping hole along Smithfield Street, once the city's most vibrant retail corridor, and has put Core Realty's redevelopment plan under a microscope.
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"Samantha Edwards, affectionately known by most as 'Sami,' was one of the most vibrant, crazy, compassionate, loyal balls of energy you could ever come across in life," Dereschuk wrote.
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The four tracks co-written with Costello at McCartney's Hog Hill Mill studios in rural Sussex, England, formed the foundation of his most vibrant and daring work in years.
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Domestic pressures are quickly building as well, as clashes between protesters and police in July threaten to scare away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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Pat Toomey (Pa.) "We have for 2900 years, we've had the most successful, most vibrant republic in the history of the world," Toomey said at a debate on Monday.
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Food and wine is one of the city's most vibrant service industries but also one of the most exposed to the process of leaving the EU, known as Brexit.
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It came as little surprise when Nokia warned on Thursday its core mobile business could decline during 2016 as China, its most vibrant market, has largely finished upgrading networks.
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Domestic pressures are quickly building as well, as clashes between protesters and police in July threaten to scare away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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" Winfrey, a veteran talk show host, announced that she will be using the platform to build "the biggest, the most vibrant, the most stimulating book club on the planet.
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Reuters reported in December that the same fund was hiring an investment team based in China to boost its presence in one of the world's most vibrant tech markets.
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On Wednesday, underscoring the broad impact, Apple unexpectedly cut its sales forecast for its latest quarter, citing disappointing iPhone sales in China, once one of its most vibrant markets.
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In the 1940s, the family lived and worked in one of the country's largest and most vibrant Japantowns, a section of Sacramento with 3,400 residents and hundreds of businesses.
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A report by the American Consumer Institute demonstrates how artificially capping the price of prescription medication would decimate innovation and development in the world's most vibrant medical research industry.
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Since innovative, productivity-boosting, socially useful firms come along so rarely, it seems risky to tackle tech behemoths too vigorously, lest doing so weaken the economy's most vibrant parts.
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I've been to countless cities around the world and I've seen the best, most vibrant communities spring up in places that were written-off as unattractive, undesirable, and too cramped.
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But the approach paid off, because it allowed him the flexibility to be at the center of the most vibrant cultural happenings, which he celebrated and highlighted throughout his career.
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On a new episode of HUANG'S WORLD, chef, restauranteur, and world traveler Eddie Huang heads to Toronto, Canada, to check out one of the world's most vibrant multicultural food scenes.
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Representing a wide swath of countries and media (from traditional animation to stop-motion to cutout animation), these shorts spotlight some of the most vibrant independent animators currently at work.
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We are placing large chunks of our cities under glass, preventing what should be some of our most vibrant neighborhoods from growing and changing as the country grows and changes.
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And, as Mr. Trump will see, Poland is a vital ally not only on the NATO front line, but also as a leader of the world's most vibrant economic bloc.
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Look at Seattle, quietly one of America's most vibrant basketball cities but without an NBA team since capitalists of the highest order moved their team to Oklahoma City a decade ago.
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This in turn would have allowed it to start unlocking the donor funding and investment needed to get its economy - at independence, one of Africa's most vibrant - back on its feet.
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Nowadays, cuentapropismo accounts for the work of nearly 600,000 people (about 13 percent of Cuba's work force) and arguably constitutes the most vibrant, innovative and lucrative part of the nation's economy.
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The book's most vibrant exchanges take place in the past, between younger Emma and Vivian, the Queen Bee of Nightingale, who seduced Emma as only a wiser, more sophisticated girl could.
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Shanghai's economy, along with those of other cities and provinces along China's wealthy east coast, is one of the country's most vibrant with gross domestic product growing 6.8 percent last year.
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" Her new group, which includes the novelists Alexander Chee and Julia Phillips, is made up mostly of people of color, and Jacob said their conversations resulted "in my most vibrant book.
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Since then, Taiwan has seen itself become one of the most vibrant and progressive democracies in the region — in 2019, it became the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage.
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What mobile gamers want from their hardware is a good display, a large battery, and — especially in the case of China, the biggest and most vibrant mobile gaming market — an attainable price.
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In brief remarks, Pence brought greetings from President Donald Trump and praised Mexican-American and Hispanic-American communities as "one of the most vibrant threads in our national fabric," specifically addressing immigration.
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This is an ominous sign that one of China's most vibrant sectors is losing steam, and it's part of an overall picture that things are not as good as official proclamations suggest.
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She has lived variously in Germany, Japan, and Austria, and since 2009 she has been based at Harvard, where she has taught some of the most vibrant composers of the rising generation.
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Shimomura carries this unassuming attitude about her entire body of work, even as she's earned a worldwide reputation for composing some of the most vibrant and celebrated scores in video game history.
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New Orleans has been one of America's most vibrant music cities for well over a century, and there's no better evidence of its continued vitality than the success of these two acts.
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Global connections and a strong international relationship are among the things that make Washington a great state for business and help us maintain one of the most vibrant economies in the nation.
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On Coachella's first day, cumbia sonidera all-stars Los Angeles Azules took to the main stage to play to one of the largest and most vibrant daytime crowds ever seen at the festival.
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Colleagues and relatives described the victims on Thursday as creative young minds who had worked for several years to establish Tolo TV as one of the most vibrant entertainment outlets in the country.
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Luckily for the inhabitants of (and visitors to) Los Angeles, the City of Angels just so happens to be home to one of the most vibrant and varied cocktail bar scenes in America.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian beach volleyball players will seek inspiration from one of the country's most vibrant venues as they attempt to end traditional American domination of the event at the Olympics.
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But the decline, which began in 2005, has stripped the economy of one of its most vibrant engines of wage and productivity growth, says John Haltiwanger, an economist at the University of Maryland.
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Why it matters: Google, Facebook, Amazon and other major platforms are symbols of U.S. tech prowess and are expected to be among the country's most vibrant engines of future economic growth and jobs.
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Beginning with the Women's March, segueing through the #MeToo movement, and hitting full force with the 2018 midterm women's wave, women have been the most vibrant and effective political constituency in Trump's America.
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Related: Madonna turns 60: A look back at her provocative style history Some of Hollywood's biggest and most vibrant stars are also sexagenarians -- including Denzel Washington, Meryl Streep, Richard Gere and Pam Grier.
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"Chernobyl" and 'When They See Us" The limited series (once known as the miniseries) might be TV's most vibrant form creatively right now, yielding splendid productions like "Escape at Dannemora" and "Fosse/Verdon.
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We must never lose sight of the salient forces behind athlete protest--the deeply unjust systems of oppression that force black folks into prison cells, and unable to live their fullest, most vibrant lives.
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Throughout, the songwriter, once content to deal in ephemeral beat work or affected folk recordings, dives wholeheartedly into the UK's most vibrant cultural export of the moment: the gruff and gritty atmospherics of grime.
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The escalating protests, which have shut government offices, blocked roads and disrupted business, is taking a toll on the city's economy and scaring away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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"It is remarkable to think that, once one of the most vibrant countries and economies in the Western hemisphere, Venezuela is now essentially a failed state and the Venezuelan people are suffering," said Pence.
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Argus Cyber Security, which has raised $30 million and collaborates with Qualcomm, is linking the automotive sector with another of Israel's most vibrant sectors - cyber security - helping to prevent connected cars from being hacked.
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But those effects are not nearly large enough to help Republicans avoid costly and contentious races in some of the most vibrant parts of the country, particularly in suburbs of high-performing metropolitan areas.
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That said, if you pull your nose back a bit, those differences largely disappear, and what you're left with is still one of the most vibrant and best-looking smartphone screens on the market.
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The tide turned in the regime's favor after it imposed a blockade around the city, once one of Syria's biggest and most vibrant, which cut off food and medical supplies to some 320,000 people.
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The electoral saga is polarizing the nation and slowing growth in what has been one of Africa's most vibrant economies, which is also a regional trade hub and a security ally for Western nations.
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His 1996 was one of the busiest and most vibrant years of his career, releasing two LPs and an EP over the course of six-and-a-half months between late April and early November.
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To Ford's credit, the fictional subplot -- set in a dusty and desolate part of Texas -- feels the most vibrant and compelling, causing one to forget that this is a work of fiction within a movie.
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Here's the YouTube description with some more details about what you can expect: Cyberpunk 2077 is a narrative-driven, open world RPG set in the most vibrant and dangerous metropolis of the future — Night City.
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Moreover, because it often partners with local lenders, the BND has supported the most vibrant community bank network in the country, with more branches and higher lending totals per capita than in any other state.
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The electoral saga is polarizing the nation and slowing growth in what has been one of Africa's most vibrant economies, as well as a regional trade hub and a powerful security ally for Western nations.
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But for my money the most powerful — and certainly most vibrant — protest was staged by members of the Congressional Black Caucus, who managed to repudiate the president's despicable comments about Africa without uttering a word.
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Now their sons are fighting a modern adaptation of the same battle as they vie to lead the country, pushing one of Africa's youngest and most vibrant democracies to the brink of a constitutional crisis.
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The sprawling corruption scandal implicated the leadership of Samsung, the nation's largest conglomerate, and other big businesses, rekindling public furor over decades-old ties between government and corporations in one of Asia's most vibrant democracies.
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And now, as Indonesia's voters turn away from the past and reach out for an uncertain but promising future, Yogyakarta has emerged as one of the world's most vibrant centers of artistic innovation and risk-taking.
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Baidu claims that its platform is the "most vibrant" in the industry, with around 150 commits to the codebase per week, over 1,800 forks and over 165,000 lines of code total in the project thus far.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Months of increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong are taking a growing toll on the city's economy, weighing on confidence and scaring away tourists from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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ACCADEMIA BIZANTINA One of the most vibrant early-music ensembles, which recently released a thrilling recording of Haydn symphonies, arrives at Carnegie's Zankel Hall with a Bach program under its inspired director, Ottavio Dantone. Nov. 212004.
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Now the political, academic and tech elite of both cities are looking for ways to bring them closer together, with the aim of continuing the growth of two of the most vibrant economies in North America.
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In recent years, however, as Beijing has tightened its grip on the former colony, Hong Kong has been increasingly supplanted by Taiwan, a self-governing island that has emerged as one of Asia's most vibrant democracies.
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Ms. Winfrey said she was making two documentaries for Apple's new video service and bringing her book club to the company and turn it into the "biggest, most vibrant, most stimulating" book club on the planet.
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The Southeast Asian nation's property sector is among the most vibrant in the region, with its office segment driven by business process outsourcing and online gambling, while retail continues to grow despite competition from e-commerce.
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Lucky for me, as a young baseball fan, I hit the lottery: My formative sports-aesthetics years came in the 1970s, the game's most vibrant, colorful decade, with its smorgasbord of audacious and often garish uniforms.
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World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva had a taste of the fabled Mumbai local trains this morning as she hopped onto one to commute between Churchgate and Dadar — two of the most vibrant stations in India's largest metropolis.
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The Miss USA and Miss Teen USA organization posted a tribute to Edwards on Facebook, calling her one of the most "vibrant, energetic, and full-loving" women to ever hold one of the state Miss USA titles.
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But it also has what may be the world's most vibrant tech scene after America and China, a large stock of investment by multinational companies and a cohort of professionally run firms that compete in global markets.
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Yes, money knows no boundaries, but some CEOs and venture capitalists do grumble about whether a country with a shoddy human rights record should be holding the purse strings in the American economy's most vibrant, innovative sector.
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The role is in part an attempt to placate one of the platform's most vibrant communities: According to a statistic provided by Instagram, meme content gets shared seven times more than non-meme content on the app.
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As Belfast has settled into two decades of post-conflict peace, the Cathedral Quarter where the Bullitt is situated has emerged as one of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods, with restaurants, hotels, shops, and edgy street art.
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As more young people decamp from the cities to the suburbs, Mr Frey wonders if a hybrid might develop, where people who leave cities—especially the most vibrant and expensive ones—will gravitate to places with similar amenities.
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"One of the things the world needs to come to terms with is that yes, we are one of the most vibrant democracies in the region, but that position is severely threatened," said Dennis Onyango, NASA's communications director.
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The wildfires that consumed large tracts of Southern California last December came close to ravaging the rustic-bohemian town of Ojai, which has long been the seat of the Ojai Music Festival, America's most vibrant new-music gathering.
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The question has transfixed classical music for months: Who would the Los Angeles Philharmonic tap to fill the very large shoes of Deborah Borda, who helped make it one of the nation's most vibrant and financially sound orchestras?
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But the San Quentin Prison University Project remains one of the country's most vibrant educational programs for inmates, so much so President Barack Obama awarded it a National Humanities Medal in 2015 for the quality of its courses.
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As a frontwoman, Ms. Williams's shadow of influence has only grown during her break from music, with the most vibrant rock, especially in offshoots of punk, coming increasingly from female-led bands who aren't afraid of a chorus.
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Launched by the American Jewish Committee, a global Jewish advocacy organization, the #ShowUpForShabbat campaign is a reaction to last Saturday's massacre, when 11 worshipers were gunned down at a synagogue in one of Pittsburgh's most vibrant Jewish communities.
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It's easy to see why — not only is comics one the most vibrant storytelling mediums in the world, but the books themselves offer built-in storyboarding, providing writers and directors a visual template on which to build a film.
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In northwest Colorado's Piecance Basin, for instance, a drilling boom transformed parts of one of the state's most vibrant wildlife areas — described by hunters as a "mule deer factory" — into an industrial zone pockmarked by drilling pads and roads.
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Luxury goods companies and retailers have felt the pinch from the months-longs pro-democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong that forced some shops to temporarily close down, and kept shoppers from one of the world's most vibrant shopping destinations.
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KARACHI (Reuters) - Pakistan's media was widely seen as among the region's most vibrant after military rule ended in 2008, but a dozen newspaper and TV journalists say the industry is now in disarray because of intimidation and army pressure.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — With their meeting last week, Kenya's political archrivals have been hailed for calming ethnic tensions in East Africa's most vibrant democracy and ending a monthslong stalemate that had brought the region's biggest economy to a near halt.
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The most vibrant part of his rise has been his fashion, which in just the last a couple of months has evolved from ambivalent Western-esque flourishes to fully camp haute-cowboy get-ups and a collaboration with Wrangler.
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In turn, Amazon, which dominates the book market, could, up front, make self-interested commitments in local school programs and, as Eric Klinenberg, a sociologist at New York University, advocates, in public libraries, our most vibrant, multipurpose community hubs.
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"We have been on a journey with open source, and today we are active in the open source ecosystem, we contribute to open source projects, and some of our most vibrant developer tools and frameworks are open source," Nadella said.
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The SoftBank-led Vision Fund is hiring an investment team to be based in China as the $100 billion investment giant expands in one of the world's most vibrant tech markets, two people with direct knowledge of the move told Reuters.
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Growing appetite for risk among local investors and hopes that President Michel Temer will reverse years of rampant budget spending are helping revive offerings in Brazil, which a decade ago was one of the world's most vibrant places for IPOs.
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Some of the most vibrant, arresting works in this show are by Davis, for whom Halpert arranged a stipend when his work consistently failed to sell (the New York Times called his "Egg Beater" painting of 1927, pictured above, "quite incomprehensible").
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But On Site Opera, one of the most vibrant of New York's recently established "indie" companies, has avoided Rossini and Mozart, instead mounting site-specific productions of works, based on the first two plays, by Giovanni Paisiello and Marcos Portugal, respectively.
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TamTam and Hoop, as the newest and most vibrant homes for ISIS, have themselves started decimating the network over the last week, but we are likely to see several months during which ISIS supporters attempt to establish themselves on new platforms.
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Failure to do so will result in high-growth employers disregarding colleges and universities as a source of talent, and students voting with their feet — away from colleges, and toward alternatives pathways in the programmatic areas that should be most vibrant for universities.
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Wednesday's decision, the first such ruling in Asia, cements Taiwan's position as a beacon of liberalism in the region, and could prompt legal action by activists in Thailand, home to one of Southeast Asia's most vibrant lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities.
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HAVANA, July 17 (Reuters) - U.S. tourism in Cuba bounced back in June from a months-long slump, bolstered by increased visits from cruise ships that have emerged as the most vibrant part of a sector hurt by deteriorating relations under President Donald Trump.
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Why it matters: These shifts are a cloud hanging over one of the most vibrant sectors of the Indian economy: Indian IT — coding, creating and testing software, entering data, customer service — creates $150 billion in annual revenue and employs nearly 4 million people.
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In between jokes, wisecracks and cigarettes, the quartet reflect on We're All Gonna Die's marathon sessions and how the improvisational nature of their time in the studio allowed them to create some of their most vibrant material of their career to date.
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Critic's Notebook For a decade and a half, grime — the rugged, fast-paced British hip-hop offshoot — has been remarkably durable, one of England's most vibrant and innovative music scenes, while also seeping out in fits and starts to the broader world.
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"The only thing more gratifying than an extraordinary read is being able to share that experience with others, and we're going to do just that by building the biggest, the most vibrant, and the most stimulating book club on the planet," she said.
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"We're in the middle of one of the most vibrant reckonings around sexual harassment and violence in more than a generation, and institutions have been struggling to catch up," said Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women's Law Center.
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But I had some early work published in the Village Voice, East Village Eye, and New York Native that connected me with the art world of the East Village, which was one of the most vibrant, exotic, and exciting areas in New York.
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If you don't want to dive into the technical side of things but do want an attractive, made-in-the-USA machine fully capable of exploring the most vibrant gaming platform in the world, the Chronos is a great option if you can afford it.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The SoftBank-led Vision Fund is hiring an investment team to be based in China as the $100 billion investment giant expands in one of the world's most vibrant tech markets, two people with direct knowledge of the move told Reuters.
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And the North Koreans still possess their ultimate weapon of retaliation: artillery along the northern edge of the Demilitarized Zone that can take out the South's capital, Seoul, a city of approximately 10 million people and one of the most vibrant economic hubs of Asia.
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Today, beloved activewear brand Outdoor Voices releases a second installation of their feverishly coveted (and cleverly named) H2OV swimwear collection, featuring a sporty assortment of zippered tankini tops, classic briefs, and cheeky, cheerful maillots in some of the most vibrant, beachy hues we've seen this season.
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Separately, Francisco Turra, head of Brazil's ABPA beef producers association, said at a Monday news conference that the scandal had put the entire sector, one of the nation's most vibrant, in a grave situation, adding that it had "destroyed" a hard-fought image of quality products.
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It was especially surprising given that they were on the eve of the release of a debut full-length album for Fade to Mind called Adepta, which provides one of the most vibrant looks at the oft-chaotic sounds that soundtrack to be issued in recent memory.
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Today the valley has been thoroughly corporatised: a handful of winner-takes-most companies have taken over the world's most vibrant innovation centre, while the region's (admittedly numerous) startups compete to provide the big league with services or, if they are lucky, with their next acquisition.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From the breakout success of 2003's Oldboy to the more recent acclaim of Lee Chang-dong's Burning and especially Bong Joon-ho's Parasite, South Korea has laid claim to one of the most vibrant national cinemas in the world.
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Sure, maybe the original black ensemble she had on for her award portrait doesn't make for the most vibrant outfit to feature, but surely the Iraqi government could receive the rights to at least one nice shot of Hadid to showcase for such an important recognition?
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President Xi Jinping is expanding the Communist Party's vast censorship apparatus to one of the most vibrant corners of the Chinese internet: the more than one million self-help gurus, novelists, sportswriters and other independent writers like Ms. Ma who make up the so-called self-media.
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Nowhere embodies this for me more than Athens, a city I've watched shift and evolve, endure crisis and chaos and economic collapse, and yet emerge from the wreckage as one of the continent's most vibrant and significant cultural capitals, more popular than ever as a tourist destination.
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The cumulative effect of these challenges — what Minister Falah Bakir, head of the KRG Department of Foreign Relations, calls "shocks" — is a financial crisis that threatens the very existence of one of the most vibrant, exceptional democracies in a wider region mired in conflict and uncertainty.
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That said, on one of the days I visited recently, Totokaelo also had by far my favorite clientele, and easily the most vibrant: someone who looked like a rogue K-pop star on the lam, a young stylist for rappers, three men (shopping separately) wearing heels.
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To those in Britain who supported remaining in Europe, the result of Thursday's in-or-out referendum was a painful rejection, leaving the country exposed to a possible economic downturn and signaling a step away from the multiculturalism that they say has made Britain among Europe's most vibrant societies.
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Now, in the the third and final installment of the series, we head to present-day Santiago de Cuba, where MANANA festival took place in May of this year, to see how dance music's journey through the decades has paved the way for the scene's most vibrant moment.
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It's a little too early to declare an actual youthquake, but suddenly, after decades of European dominance (Studio Alchymia and Memphis in Italy, "Creative Salvage" in Britain, the Droog collective and subsequent Dutch design), the most vibrant energy in the field seems to be right here in the USA.
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They remind us that much Balkan Art Brut is not that brut – as it doesn't stray far from that of the Belgrade Surrealist Circle (arguably one of the most vibrant early-surrealist strongholds in Europe as detailed in "When the Margin Cries: Surrealism in Yugoslavia" by Sanja Bahun-Radunovic).
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The sector's bosses converge on Seoul for a summit this weekend, but what might have been a celebration of growth in one of the world's most vibrant regions now risks being thrown off course by a crippling U.S.-China trade spat and growing environmental pressures spreading from Europe.
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No doubt, the international acclaim for "Parasite," which also won the prestigious Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival last May, highlights South Korea's emergence as a global cultural power, a reflection of decades of focus on building world-class industries in one of the most vibrant democracies in Asia.
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The brainchild of 23-year-old Park (a graphic-designer-turned-entertainer), the walk featured him and Carnevale (a 20-year-old, cowboy hat-clad city worker) interacting with some of Toronto's most vibrant characters as they documented a whole day's worth of pain and dabbing for the internet to see.
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Argento was so committed to creating the most vibrant color palette possible that he insisted on using the same three-strip color process for his film that 1939's The Wizard of Oz used, even though the technique was antiquated by the time he was making Suspiria in the late '70s.
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However he can only be pleased by the sense of optimism in Brighton, where the upbeat mood contrasted with Labour's subdued 2016 conference in Liverpool, at which the most vibrant proceedings were at an alternative event, The World Transformed, staged by supporters of a grass-roots, pro-Corbyn group called Momentum.
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Then he convened some of the most vibrant talent in hip-hop, R&B, house, reggae and more: the pointed rappers Pusha T and Vince Staples, the nimble singer Peven Everett, the dancehall tear-jerker Popcaan, the early house music innovator Jamie Principle, the soul legend Mavis Staples and many more.
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"While the youth might have been some of the first to find us, we see our most vibrant activity from women across the country and around the world who are active in their local communities and want to strengthen offline connections through digital prayer requests, praise reports and words of encouragement," Gatena said.
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Crew Love's chilled-out, daytime dance-off on the first Monday of the festival boasted the brightest and most vibrant demographic of the whole week—with less board shorts or black shirts, and more bright patterns and bold cuts, as Soul Clap and Wolf + Lamb kept things easy and breezy in the sun.
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This might be a good fit for your home if you want OLED-like picture quality from a less expensive LED TV. No LED TV can currently match OLED in terms of displaying pure blacks and the most vibrant contrast, but Vizio's quantum dot tech comes closer than most other LED screens.
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Chasing the Deal The holiday season in New York is one of the most vibrant and picturesque times to visit but also its busiest and most expensive period — the city has more than five million tourists between Thanksgiving and the New Year, according to NYC & Company, the city's official destination marketing organization.
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The government is using all the levers of its authoritarian system, forcing residents to move out of buildings near the meeting site to diminish the risk of protests or attacks and telling workers to take vacations to help clear the city and present a sanitized version of one of China's most vibrant economic hubs.
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Perhaps more than anywhere else, Michigan residents were well-acquainted with the lost promise of Mayberry America, which deindustrialization had transformed into a myth: Once home to the US's most vibrant labor union and its most robust manufacturing center, Michigan had become a darker place, characterized by stagnant wages, job insecurity, and declining public services.
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Later that year the couple returned from New York to Tehran, which was then one of the most vibrant art capitals of the Middle East; the first Tehran biennial would take place in 1958, and Persian artists of the 1960s were drawing on local and international influences in the service of a secular modern art.
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The eclectic and colorful neighborhoods of North Park and University Heights, which offer well-curated boutiques and excellent ethnic restaurants, are also each a short Uber ride away, as is Balboa Park, San Diego's crown jewel, and one of the most vibrant urban cultural parks in the US.Check flight prices to San Diego on Expedia
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The authorities must reconsider their outdated attempt at cultural regulation — just as they recently reconsidered a series of widely opposed new regulations against entrepreneurs — lest they destroy one of the most vibrant, sophisticated and creative sectors of Cuban society, one that has brought the country international prestige as well as much-needed hard cash.
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"The most prolific thing to me about Prince was not only was he the most vibrant example of black genius that I have ever seen, but he was able to negotiate God and sex in his subject matter in a way that we had never seen before," said the music icon's former stylist, Michaela Angela Davis.
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"India has one of the richest and most vibrant entertainment industries in the world – Amazon is energized by the talent and the passion of India's film industry and is excited to be making multiple Indian original shows already, with more to come," said Roy Price, Vice President and Head of Amazon Studios in a press statement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With a design and architecture legacy that includes Frank Lloyd Wright, Arts & Crafts pioneers Greene & Greene, modernist masters Richard Neutra, Rudolf Schindler, and Charles & Ray Eames, as well as postmodern giants Frank Gehry and Morphosis, it's no wonder that Los Angeles has one of the most vibrant contemporary design scenes in the nation.
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New York City's movie scene is arguably the most vibrant in the world, with major multiplexes and independent venues like the Quad Cinema, Film Forum, IFC Center, Film at Lincoln Center, Nitehawk, BAM, Metrograph, and many more serving up a diverse array of repertory programming, festivals, and new international and independent releases to the city's enthusiastic cinephiles.
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Once on the edge of the city, the Prado, which means 'meadow,' is now the heart of one of the world's most vibrant and diverse art districts — with the Reina Sofia Museum, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, the Royal Botanical Garden, National Museum of Decorative Arts and the CaixaForum Madrid art space, not to mention the extraordinary Naval Museum, literally steps away.
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" Alongside the post was a protest letter to Sydney Premier Mike Baird, signed by multiple artists on Flume's Future Classic label, including Basenji, Hayden James, and Jagwar Ma. The Daily Telegraph also reported that Sydney DJ Alison Wonderland has voiced her embarrassment of the laws: "Our beloved Sydney's reputation has taken a f*****g battering & words can't explain how embarrassed I am that my home, the most beautiful and once most vibrant city in the world has become a laughing stock internationally.
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Notes one frustrated LTE-U developer: "It has been more than a year since the Wi-Fi Alliance announced that it was creating a cooperative process to evaluate coexistence between LTE-U and Wi-Fi devices, and the Commission has held off approving devices in anticipation of results from the process...The delay in approving LTE-U devices is stifling innovation and investment in the communications ecosystem – one of the most vibrant segments of our economy that directly affects all Americans..." Yes, consumers are being harmed by this dalliance.
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Podesta chaired the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonHillicon Valley: FBI chief says foreign disinformation 'never stopped' | DNC says Iowa app won't be used in other states | Shadow CEO feels 'really terrible' about caucus debacle | Trump trade adviser claims Bezos won't meet him Romney shocks GOP with vote to convict FBI director says foreign disinformation campaigns 'never stopped' after 2016 elections MORE campaign four years ago, was President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonSenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Trump to make statement on impeachment 'victory' on Thursday Former Clinton speechwriter: Trump's address 'effective' method for rallying base MORE's White House chief of staff, a counselor to President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaWarren: Male candidates who think they are better positioned to beat Trump are wrong Trump tweets video that claims Romney is a 'Democrat secret asset' Licensing reform by the states will lift Americans from poverty MORE and founded the Center for American Progress, the Democrats' most vibrant policy think tank.
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