The Engenho de Dentro (Sugar Mill) area is mostly working-class.
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In Massachusetts and California and New York, Obamacare is mostly working.
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"They are mostly working out how bad this is going to be."
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Until that financial crisis, he was mostly working in journalism and publishing.
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Knox: Mostly working out with the Knicks, training with them, doing conditioning.
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When I was in New York, I was mostly working in finance.
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It's mostly working in a writers' room and having different perspectives and voices.
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Before their arrival, the population was mostly working-class Australians and European migrants.
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It is not impossible to convince most people that the system is mostly working.
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Since then I've stayed in the fast-food industry – mostly working jobs at McDonald's.
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I stayed at Facebook for five years, mostly working on the Messenger iPhone app.
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Reuters identified 34 active body brokers in the US, mostly working as for-profit companies.
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Right now, Blik is mostly working with car manufacturers like BMW and Volkswagen's MAN group.
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For a couple of years after graduating, he hung around Boston, mostly working in bookshops.
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Cheree Franco is a writer and photographer, mostly working in Arkansas, Mississippi, New York, and Pakistan.
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There's long been plenty of smart people in Seattle, mostly working at Microsoft and Amazon, however.
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I noticed a couple of people in the lounge during the flight, mostly working on laptops.
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Financial institutions are mostly working with Ethereum and Ripple for building out a blockchain backbone for transactions.
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Mostly working-class, the city is based near petrochemical plants and is known for its race issues.
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Currently I am mostly working on vulnerabilities and exploits, while striving to minimize entropy in the process.
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He lugged his gear and speakers to midnight house parties or Sunday morning brunches, mostly working free.
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"I was mostly working on diamond-set pieces in the style of the 1980s," Ms. Morgenthaler said.
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Lewis explains that the nuclear deal is, to the disappointment of critics, mostly working out as written.
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Jaime Griesemer The team was eight or nine people when I joined, mostly working on the engine front.
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Despite the backlash to Bridenstine's politician status, being the NASA administrator means mostly working with politicians, says Garver.
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But he also sees the hashtag mostly working the way he envisioned it more than a decade ago.
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The mostly working-class neighborhood is home to fewer than 3,000 residents — many families have lived there for generations.
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These votes mean many more people, mostly working families who otherwise couldn't afford it, can access quality health care.
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Since the surrounding constituency was formed in 240, its mostly working-class residents have always elected a Labour lawmaker.
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"I've been around it forever as an editor, mostly working on fixing whatever was ailing an author's book," he said.
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Many of the pages, she added, are difficult to read: "They're mostly working drafts and sketches," not intended for posterity.
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I'm rarely able to keep gringo employees more than a year, despite them mostly working easier front-of-the-house jobs.
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On Capitol Hill, the staffers writing the bill, particularly in the Senate, are mostly working behind closed doors, multiple lobbyists said.
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The truth is Obamacare is mostly working as a social safety net to provide nearly 30 million people with health insurance.
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He played in action and comedy films in the 1970s and 1980s, mostly working at the side of his friend Terence Hill.
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The PD is the child of a marriage between mostly working-class ex-communists and mostly middle-class, progressive ex-Christian Democrats.
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Beyond that, I'm mostly working on writing projects about the new dark age and the relationship between technology, knowledge, understanding, and agency.
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The movement is comprised of mostly working-class French, who are distrustful of the political class and feel shunned by the elites.
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To argue with a straight face to voters that insurance as we know it is mostly working seems like a risky strategy.
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At the beginning of the night, when not many votes have been counted, that's what the needle is mostly working off: those assumptions.
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These will be people (mostly working-class men) losing well-paying jobs, with few alternatives, and they probably won't be happy about it.
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It's a mostly working-class state with below-average educational attainment among white voters, which has been a strong correlate for Trump support.
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After all, the Insane Clown Posse is a group of evangelical Christian, working-class white Michigan natives, with mostly working-class Midwestern fans.
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The detainees in Xinjiang are mostly working-age men, he wrote in a new paper, and that has led to hardships for families.
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Between 2000 and 2015, as economic stagnation took hold, nearly 10 percent of the population, mostly working-age Puerto Ricans, left for the mainland.
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The demographics in the mostly working-class district have been changing and Democrats believe they have a good chance to flip the House seat.
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If you're mostly working with word processing documents, web-based tools, video calls, and other tasks the iPad is good at, it works great.
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Since then, we've seen Samsung release several iterations of its own wireless earbuds before landing on a (mostly) working formula with this year's Galaxy Buds.
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"This was always a Democratic area," said Mo Denis, the state senator who represents its mostly working-class residents and is, unsurprisingly, a lifelong Democrat.
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He's one of those TV directors who's been around for ages (since 2002), but mostly working out of the limelight, bouncing between comedy and drama.
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Hapag-Lloyd office staff in China were still mostly working from home, while others were being advised to avoid business trips to China, he said.
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Much of the group's activism seemed likewise geared toward modest electoral goals—mostly working with liberal Democrats—and its membership resembled a naturally occurring retirement community.
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Though Chän traffics largely in imagery from the natural world, mostly working with plants, animals, and shells, her work retains a profound sense of the ethereal.
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Jones, is a Montreal treasure; a pianist, organist, composer and arranger, he was born and raised in Saint-Henri—a mostly working-class neighborhood of Montreal.
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Do you think hiring a producer like Brad Wood (Liz Phair, Sunny Day Real Estate), who was mostly working with American underground acts, limited the band?
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Since she doesn't smoke, Abdullah's mostly working with CBD—but he's still holding out hope that, one day, they'll have a chance to get stoned together.
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In Singapore, Uber started a subsidiary rental company called Lion City Rentals, while in countries such as China, India and France, it's mostly working with third parties.
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Apple has taken the same approach with Apple News, though it's mostly working with magazines, and readers have to use the Apple News app to access them.
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LIVERPOOL, England — For the 22 years it has existed, Wavertree, a multiethnic, mostly working-class constituency in the northern city of Liverpool, has voted exclusively for Labour.
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Officials for the LAUSD, which serves mostly working-class families who would lack child care if classes were canceled, kept schools open, staffed by administrators and substitute teachers.
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Martín had also lived for many years in the United States, mostly working construction in Utah, but he'd been deported after serving time in prison on drug charges.
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He's worked as an Apple Store Genius for two years (mostly working on the iPhone 3GS iPhone 4, iPhone 4S and the first wave of iPhone 5 devices).
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She was employed through temp agencies, mostly working in factories and cleaning schools — jobs that didn't offer insurance or pay enough to let her afford her own policy.
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On Plantation Island, a community of mostly working-class families living in mobile homes, with limited, if any, insurance coverage, people were unsure how they could afford to rebuild.
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But how is this new wave of exposure actually impacting the real-life communities — mostly working class, Black and Brown, queer and trans people — that make up this scene?
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In 1918, she said, the park service had one public health service officer, but there are now 54, mostly working to protect park visitors and employees from disease risks.
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"Lilli and Jake passed me a box of bizarre cameras, mostly working, as I stepped off a plane from Canada," said Oli Sansom of this image taken in Australia.
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Wavertree — a tiny, multiethnic, mostly working-class constituency in Liverpool, England — is at the center of a national row over whether anti-Semitism is rife in the Labour Party.
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More than 9 million, or almost one in 10 children in the Middle East and North Africa are child laborers, mostly working in agriculture, International Labor Organization (ILO) data shows.
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So when we go out and talk about single payer -- we chose that issue for a reason: it will help mostly working people and marginalized people more than everyone else.
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Le Méridien San Francisco comes with the standard amenities you'd expect from a global hotel chain catering to a Financial District crowd made up of mostly working professionals and tourists.
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This forged a unique culture in the area, which was largely swampland and was drained at the turn of the 20th century, with mostly working-class residents settling the land.
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He could run afoul of Swedish rules if he told the Swedish Tax Authority that he was living at an address in Sweden when he was mostly working in Iraq.
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American women are mostly working outside the home, frequently outearning their partners but still performing more of the unpaid household labor, including caring for children, than men in similar demographic categories.
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To dozens of mostly working-class Latinos, Bernie Sanders seemed like one of their own, a child of immigrants who understands what it means to be seen as a perpetual outsider.
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A competing viewpoint holds that free speech is just a cop-out code phrase, mostly working in the service of professional trolls or entitled jerks to abusively act out with impunity.
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This machine will in a sense bridge the divide between fulfillment centers, where humans are loading products into boxes by hand, and sorting centers, where they're mostly working with those assembled boxes.
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Now, in 2017, with fewer than 10,000 US troops left in in Afghanistan, mostly working as trainers, the war continues to drag on into its 16th consecutive year, with no end in sight.
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Changing stereotypes Challenging perceptions further, far from being students, the CaiRollers are mostly working women - teachers, social workers, engineers, architects, researchers, and even a pharmacist - all spend twice weekly evenings on the derby track.
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Over time, Perés' personal collection naturally began to overlap with his work as a gallerist, in which he champions edgy and sometimes controversial contemporary artists, mostly working in traditional media like painting and sculpture.
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At the time of its 1987 formation, Fleet Call worked to acquire many of the niche players that had been built around this technology at the time, which were mostly working on analog systems.
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And to this point, Cobo and McCune say they have never taken outside investment or loans, instead bootstrapping the business, which is now a team of 13, mostly working in development and social media strategy.
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Two months ago, according to people familiar with the matter, the CSX board faced a gut check on its ailing CEO, who had been using a portable oxygen tank and mostly working from home. on.wsj.
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The system is mostly working for them — all but a few have insurance through their work — and they have very fixed ideas about what is an American notion of health care and what is not.
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This year's most criticized father, Tully's Drew (Ron Livingston), is shown as mostly working, playing video games, showing a complete lack of care for his wife's mental health, and doing only the minimal amount of caregiving.
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For the first time since former president Hugo Chávez rose to power in 1999, revolutionary strongholds — mostly working-class neighborhoods — joined the protests, marking what many analysts have called a point of no return for Maduro's government.
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Still, the regulars at the Tapering Vapor — overwhelmingly white, mostly working class and ranging from their 20s to middle age — provide a haze-shrouded snapshot of an anxious nation navigating an election year fueled by disquiet and malaise.
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So, to recap, the protesters are mostly working-class folks who are angry at what they see as an out-of-touch elitist president whose policies favor the wealthy and corporations at the expense of working-class French people.
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Bloomberg is looking for the same boost from Sheindlin, who replaced Winfrey as daytime TV's number one star: Her audience is largely female, mostly working class, and racially diverse — the kind of voters Democrats need to reach in November.
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"We chose that issue for a reason: it will help mostly working people and marginalized people more than everyone else," DSA's Jess Dervin-Ackerman, an organizer with DSA East Bay chapter in Northern California, told me at this past weekend's convention.
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The district has urged teachers not to walk out, saying it would hurt the more than 600,000 students who returned from winter break only last week as well as their mostly working-class parents, who would struggle to provide childcare.
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"Most of the sketches Sarah and I were writing at the time were not women-focused, because we were mostly working on projects with a lot of dudes in the room who didn't really get those jokes," Ms. Newell said.
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Humans can be "in the loop," where they determine the actions of the machine, "on the loop" where they have control but the machine is mostly working independently, and "out of the loop" when machines are entirely independent of human decision-making.
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T.M. Landry College Preparatory School in Louisiana has often been written up as a Cinderella story: a small, private school which has managed to launch a surprisingly large number of its student body, who are mostly working class African-Americans, into elite colleges and universities.
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If you don't mind the occasional software hiccup, can figure out sufficient ventilation, are mostly working on projects that fit within beamo's wattage/work area capabilities and are down to get under the hood for maintenance, beamo seems like a solid machine so far.
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STRUNG OUT One Last Hit and Other Lies That Nearly Killed MeA Memoir By Erin Khar The standard narrative of the opioid epidemic begins in the 1990s, when American pharmaceutical companies flooded the country's mostly rural, mostly working-class areas with potent prescription painkillers.
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And though Republicans characterized the Medicare payment reforms as "cuts" during the 2010 campaign and ran against them to good effect, when it came time to craft a Republican replacement plan, they kept them in place, quietly recognizing that this aspect of reform is mostly working.
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We're all here, mostly working in some capacity, at FORM: Arcosanti, a festival that Hundred Waters has been putting on for the past couple years in a semi-inhabited, futuristic-looking experimental city perched incongruously on the lip of a canyon in the Arizona high desert.
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"Even with the whole situation, it's been a great start," said Odalys Arevalo, an owner of Sunshine Life and Health Advisors, an insurance agency that she said has enrolled tens of thousands of Floridians, mostly working-class Hispanics, in health law plans over the past three years.
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The grisly killing of the woman, Noelia Mateo, 58, happened in view of her grandchildren, witnesses said, and rattled the residents on Ellsworth Avenue in the Throgs Neck neighborhood, a mostly working-class community in a southeastern corner of the Bronx where Ms. Mateo had recently moved.
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A sensible rank-and-file Republican who thinks his party's elected officials are mostly good people mostly working to pass good laws is going to conclude that thanks to liberal judges and Democratic Party politicians, there is now a big voter fraud problem in many parts of the country.
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A close look at the results across the Midwest and Appalachia revealed a large population of what Trende called "missing white voters" — a mostly working-class constituency that simply declined to turn out in the Romney-Obama contest, and that a future (and more populist) Republican might win.
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Erected in 260 and opened as a museum in 1992, the building at 97 Orchard Street shares stories of its former inhabitants, mostly working-class immigrants from Russia, Ireland and Germany from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, through tours in and around their reproduced living spaces.
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During his first talk at the hacker conference, Laufer demoed the group's $30 DIY "EpiPencil," distributed some homemade Daraprim to the audience, showed off an early prototype of the MicroLab, and gave Martin Shkreli a call on stage (he didn't answer.) When Four Thieves began, Laufer was mostly working by himself.
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In Southampton town, about 6,700 agricultural acres — mostly working, food-producing, sod, equestrian and chicken farms — are left, of which 4,500 are protected from development, said Melanie Cirillo, director of conservation planning for the Peconic Land Trust, a nonprofit land conservation organization that has helped protect 43,000 acres since 1983.
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Rather than try to convince unscrupulous vessel owners to fork up big ransoms, the negotiators, mostly working for nothing, first estimated the pirates' costs—often $100,000-$200,000 for renting a boat and getting weapons and kit; expenses for fuel and food; and payoffs to stop government officials, warlords and village elders from interfering.
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The dissatisfaction in the American political climate has prompted a massive mistrust in institutions, in norms, and in a (mostly) working-class status quo in the new age of globalization... Unsound policies like a $203/hr minimum wage or "canceling" student debt with Quantitative Easing have put me off from going further left.
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In spite of a rocky start and unmitigated opposition from Congressional leaders, the law has ended discrimination against people with pre-existing conditions, expanded coverage to 803 million mostly working class Americans, slowed the growth of health care costs, and created new incentives for providers to deliver higher quality care at a lower cost.
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But overall, progressives have largely avoided public fights with leadership, instead mostly working behind the scenes to influence Democrats' major messaging bills including the $15 minimum wage bill, legislation to protect young immigrants known as Dreamers and a sweeping election and lobbying reform bill Sarah Karlin-Smith and Sarah Owermohle contributed to this report.
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While there is truth to that dramatic story — Rilke is our source for this report — it fails to include the decade that followed the fevered composition of those "inspired" lines, years that the poet is no less frank about in his correspondence, years during which Rilke struggled to complete the poem, years during which he reports that he worked like a dog — reading, mostly: working to take in the language that would allow him to produce the language, his own, that he couldn't yet imagine.
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Hill.TV host Saagar Enjeti lamented Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Donald Glover to hold campaign event with Andrew Yang Buttigieg slips in new national poll MORE's decision to release a list of clients he worked with during his time at international consulting firm McKinsey & Co. "Buttigieg caved to public pressure Tuesday evening when he released the clients he worked for while at McKinsey, characterizing his work as mostly working on spreadsheets with no managerial responsibility," Enjeti said on Thursday.
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