Here's some context to the policy moves across the country.
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On the corporate front, dealmaking prompted steep moves across European bourses.
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After graduating college, Alice Shipley gets married and moves across the globe.
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Since trash moves across borders, the solution can also have no borders.
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Some market moves across asset classes are indicating that optimism may be waning.
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That communication becomes particularly important as the Rohingya community moves across the globe.
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Twitter has live shots from 10 different locations as it moves across the country.
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Myosin, another protein, moves across these trails, often while dragging other cellular components along.
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This pattern of UV light, however, changes as the sun moves across the sky.
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A huge dust storm moves across the land during the Dust Bowl of the 280s.
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The risk-on moves across markets coincided with a calendar of potentially destabilising political events.
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Forty years, two children and umpteen moves across the country later, they put down roots.
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This is because the carbon footprint accumulates as food moves across the food supply chain.
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But with college, marriages, moves across the country, kids of our own, we grew apart.
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Dealmaking drove the greatest moves across sectors, with Europe's biggest pay-TV group Sky SKYB.
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State legislatures and courts have made moves across the country to criminalize abortion for women.
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As she moves across the canvas, she changes the brush, color, and viscosity of the paint.
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When capital moves across borders, these failures are amplified by distance, unfamiliarity and exchange-rate risk.
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But there was a cautious tone to the investor optimism and moves across currencies were muted.
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It looks like a very bright star that moves across the sky for a few minutes.
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Watch your cat chase, pounce, and bat at the laser as it moves across the floor.
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"Weakening is expected after landfall as Michael moves across the southeastern United States," the forecaster said.
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As it moves across warm waters, like those in the Bay of Bengal, the storm strengthens.
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Forecasters expect the storm to weaken to a tropical depression as it moves across Florida Monday.
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A bicyclist rides along a flooded street as a powerful storm moves across Southern California on Feb.
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This minimizes latency and reduces the change of packet loss as traffic moves across Google's own cables.
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The fine golden lines actually show how liquid mercury moves across the bottom plate of heated cylinder.
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The cuts mirror similar moves across the much-hyped tech industry in the world's second-biggest economy.
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After a few more dramatic moves across the 21812,2500 line, the S&P 500 surged on Oct.
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Mr. Kile has a full head of short gray hair and moves across his cluttered porch delicately.
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The electrical activity that moves across neurons is thought by some scientists to contribute to human consciousness.
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Washington (CNN)Some Pentagon officials believe Russia is testing President Donald Trump with aggressive moves across the globe.
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An automatic tracker on the tripod then takes over, following the sun as it moves across the sky.
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In Europe, the pan European Stoxx 600 Index was down 0.6 percent, with downward moves across European markets.
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To the contrary, he was reacting—sometimes with moves across the country—to a series of unfortunate events.
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As the day passes, the hot spot moves across the pool area, increasing temperatures by around 20 degrees.
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First, instead of being easily channelled, electric current moves across a graphene sheet randomly and in all directions.
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Fast charging is a crucial factor in luring customers to electric cars, reflected in moves across the sector.
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Maria will likely strengthen as it moves across warm water, endangering low-lying islands with enormous storm surges.
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Both projects would enhance energy security, safety, efficiency and environmental protection as crude oil moves across North America.
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That has caused a dramatic sell-off in stocks and wild moves across corporate and government bond markets.
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There are no clumps of paint that could slow the eye down as it moves across the work.
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Then, last year, Powell Jobs unleashed a series of dramatic moves across a three-dimensional chessboard of American culture.
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Could we spend another year and a half with Keanu Reeves doing cool gun-fu moves across the world?
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Heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding, Myers said, as the storm moves across Florida, southern Georgia and South Carolina.
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How severe this storm turns out to be will depend on what happens as this system moves across land.
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"It is open for amendment and we'll see what happens as it moves across the floor," McConnell told reporters.
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Weakening is expected after landfall as Michael moves across the southeastern United States, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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They slow down looking, as your attention moves across the surface and you begin discerning similarities, changes, and ruptures.
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Her backpack loaded down, she stares at her phone and moves across parched, cracked earth into a post-apocalyptic landscape.
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A satellite, on the other hand, moves across the sky without blinking, while a plane's flashing lights give it away.
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The MRO watched as the seasons changed, detected possible liquid water and saw how dust moves across the Martian landscape.
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See, when the loading bar moves across the screen before we begin, the game isn't just generating the first floor.
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I particularly love how the photograph moves across time: It could be yesterday, today, tomorrow, or 20 years from now.
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The decisions were the latest in a slew of similar moves across the country affecting more than six million students.
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The decisions were the latest in a slew of similar moves across the country affecting more than six million students.
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The question is just, does that start a brush fire that moves across the country to demand more high-speed rail?
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"We'll see what happens as it moves across the floor," McConnell said, without specifying whether he would support the tariff measure.
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But shade can do nothing to stop the humidity, and as the sun moves across the sky, so does the shade.
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The sharpest moves across markets were partly reversed in afternoon trading in New York, but risky assets remained in the red.
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The moves across the region came ahead of Hong Kong retail sales data for August, set to be released on Wednesday.
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The motion performance test, created in-house by Consumer Reports, evaluates how blurry text becomes when it moves across the screen.
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If Justice moves across the aisle as reported, it would increase the advantage of Republican governors over Democrats to 34 to 15.
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In VICELAND's new series Black Market: Dispatches, we expand our look into global underground economies to see how contraband moves across borders.
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European stocks posted sharp declines by Thursday's market close, as a string of corporate earnings triggered negative moves across sectors and bourses.
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Goldman Sachs analysts said results-day moves across European stocks are the biggest since they began compiling data on this in 2003.
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From Earth, we should see dips in luminosity at the right distance as the planet and its CEB moves across the host star.
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The economic activity that moves across the Israel-Gaza border is monitored by COGAT, or the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories.
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Elsewhere, NASA will host an "Eclipse Megacast," a four-hour program covering the eclipse as it moves across the U.S., on its website.
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However, the moves across maturities were modest as traders held off from making big moves in advance of the Fed meeting next week.
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So it proves with this two-hour "Merchant," which moves across a bare stage with a light and giddy tread — until it doesn't.
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And then, everything changes as your attention moves across the painting, registering the artist's different intervals of grays and colors without repeating herself.
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Most of the time, Tripp explains, transits occur when a planet moves across your "natal planets," or the planets' positions in your birth chart.
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The Japanese yen and Swiss franc also ticked down as risk aversion abated, but investor optimism was cautious and moves across currencies were muted.
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The yen was also within sight of Wednesday's five-week lows against the euro, but in general moves across the major currencies were subdued.
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The design captures light from a broad range of angles, allowing the GoSun to keep on cooking while the sun moves across the sky.
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She included another photo of herself hugging Ziegler and brief clips of them doing some epic dance moves across the hood of the car.
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Earnings drove the lion's share of moves across the UK market, with retailer Next, power provider Aggreko, and contractor Capita among the most prominent.
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"It tracks the environment for you as the sun moves across the landscape, even if you aren't there at a solstice," Ms. Morgan said.
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As the rover moves across the surface, these symbols will be stamped into the lunar soil, where they will likely remain undisturbed for centuries.
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Their thinking is that much of the most sensitive information that moves across those networks — including military communications and financial data — is already encrypted.
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Here, he effortlessly expands his reach as he moves across time and continents and in the process turns the past into a singular life.
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Dealmaking drove the greatest moves across sectors, with Europe's biggest pay-TV group Sky soaring after Comcast's offer won an auction for the company.
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Earl Watson moves across the court as if sinking into sand, held at his feet by ghostlike grains manufactured in his mind and body.
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You can trace a blade of grass as it moves across your screen, but you'll never actually move past the greater landmass it sits on.
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"As Barry moves across the state, we still have several hours of rain, tornadoes, and severe weather ahead of us," the governor posted to Twitter.
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Modern data storage has created ambiguity on the matter because data is accessible and moves across international borders, often times without the knowledge of users.
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The square stage also tilts as it moves across the stadium, which gave me horrible anxiety that Kanye was going to fall at any minute.
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A tropical depression could form on Thursday or Friday while the disturbance moves across the western Gulf of Mexico, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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Each dancer moves across the floor, dressed in sandy-toned African prints — the costume's construction is by Adrienne McDonald with additional styling by Enver Charkartash.
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It's believable-ish, but her movements don't seem very organic and the way the skin moves across her face doesn't feel right on a visceral level.
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"You have to think of the crypto trader at their desk - they see moves across the board and then buy up their favourite coins," Greenspan said.
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Tonight, watch the series premiere of Black Market: Dispatches, our new show where we explore how contraband moves across borders by embedding ourselves inside criminal enterprises.
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Under the Patient Freedom Act, health insurance marketplaces would vary widely from state to state, making it especially confusing for anyone who moves across state lines.
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The moves across markets point to an unwinding of bets taken in the past few days when traders had turned defensive ahead of the French election.
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But until he is in place, there is nobody at the top to even call FSOC meetings or engineer any regulatory or deregulatory moves across agencies.
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" Projected hiring growth by 2024: 7 percent or 500 jobsSalary: $63,530 According to the BLS: "Hydrologists study how water moves across and through the Earth's crust.
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A recently released study demonstrates that the expanded use of end-to-end encryption renders ISPs incapable of accessing most data that moves across their networks.
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Prep tells the story of Lee Fiora, a Midwestern girl who moves across the country to attend a fictional boarding school, the Ault School, in Massachusetts.
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It's similar to lake-effect snow, which occurs when cold air moves across relatively warmer water, accumulating moisture which then falls as snow, usually over land.
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The moves across markets point to an unwinding of bets taken in the past few days as traders had turned defensive ahead of the French election.
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Warnings and advisories remained in effect throughout much of the country, as a strong cold front moves across the Eastern United States, the National Weather Service said.
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"Additional rapid weakening is expected as Franklin moves across eastern Mexico, and the cyclone is likely to dissipate late Thursday or early Friday," the weather forecaster said.
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CreditCreditChristopher Payne A pencil is a little wonder-wand: a stick of wood that traces the tiniest motions of your hand as it moves across a surface.
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Today most IoT data is encrypted at some point as it moves across the web, but it's challenging to keep that protection consistent for the whole ride.
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As Kentridge moves across the stage, so too does an animated version of himself walk in an endless loop on screen, climbing at intervals over a footstool.
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"In a single grooming sweep," the researchers wrote, a cat's tongue moves in four directions, helping untangle knots and realign individual hairs as it moves across its coat.
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Hurricane, storm surge and tropical storm warnings have been extended across Florida and into Georgia as Hurricane Irma moves across Cuba and to the US. At 5 a.m.
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The promise of 5G is not just that consumers will have faster data speeds, but offers two other key benefits: Less lag as data moves across the network.
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Hitch Hiker, 1989-90 Under a turbulent sky, a red eighteen-wheeler truck moves across a darkening country landscape, its headlights casting twin beams on the road ahead.
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The worst-case scenario is that the Ebola virus continues to spread in DRC's "no go" areas, and moves across DRC's border to other countries in the region.
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Mr. Selge, who is not so very far from the king's age of "fourscore and upward," moves across the stage with a sort of hulking but sunken grandeur.
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This event, called a "transit," will make the planet appear as a small black dot that moves across the surface of the sun for just over seven hours.
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It looks just as you'd imagine based on the title: players control squads of units, pulled from the Dark Crystal's fantasy universe, making moves across a grid-based battlefield.
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Things don't get any easier when the road trip moves across the country for the start of a quick two-game series at the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday.
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The mind-controlled robot in this experiment also showed a high degree of motor control, as it's able to track a computer cursor as it moves across a screen.
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Hurricane Irma has left a trail of destruction in its wake as it moves across the Caribbean Sea and heads for a possible landfall on the mainland United States.
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And because this band is not likely to be swept-up in the typical west-east "flow" of weather that moves across the U.S., the wicked weather will stick around.
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In a session of eye-popping moves across major bond markets, Germany's 22007-year bond yield slid over 230 basis points to minus 210 percent, its lowest since October 22016.
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In a session of eye-popping moves across major bond markets, Germany's 22016-year bond yield slid over 210 basis points to minus 22007 percent, its lowest since October 230.
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In a session of eye-popping moves across major bond markets, Germany's 10-year bond yield slid over 6 basis points to minus 25 percent, its lowest since October 210.
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As his family disintegrates, his sense of estrangement intensifies, and follows him as he moves across various circles — African-American communities, the predominantly white Midwest of his childhood and Nigeria.
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On CW's "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," co-creator Rachel Bloom plays a successful attorney who moves across the country to pursue a long-dead relationship with her high school ex-boyfriend.
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Our current data dystopia isn't just about forking over information; it's also about how that information moves across the web and how it leaks to both neutral and bad actors.
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The first is identity management, in the sense that you have to be able to stitch together who this person is as he or she moves across the different data sources.
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Seeing the halos in such detail allows scientists to study how the gas varies and the processes unfolding within the halo, which could control the way gas moves across the galaxy.
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Instead of hitting other players in practice, Dartmouth players hit pads and tackling dummies, including a specially designed "mobile virtual player" that moves across the field the way a player would.
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For the past week and a half, Carlsen and Caruana, the two best players in the world, have matched wits, and moves, across a table in an auditorium in hourslong games.
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The coronavirus outbreak has triggered some of the biggest moves across markets since the 2008 global financial crisis as investors brace for the world economy to be dealt a hefty blow.
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But another part of his success is what seems, in this contentious time, the almost throwback style of glad-hand politicking that Mr. McCarthy embraces as he moves across the Capitol.
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Turmoil at Deutsche Bank was a major factor driving those moves across Wall Street, with competitors scooping up at least 15 of its MDs in the US so far this year.
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Add to that Trump's comments, in a Wall Street Journal interview Wednesday, that the dollar is getting too strong, and he's helped set up some very important technical moves across financial markets.
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For those that don't want to contribute to Google's growing awareness of how everyone moves across the planet, here's a handy guide to deleting all the data Google has collected on you.
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Nothing happens, per se, in the VR worlds, except the passage of time as you would experience it in the real world: the sun moves across the sky, waves ripple, birds fly.
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How to answer the patient, who is now taking long slow breaths, in through the nose, out through the mouth, as the drum of the stethoscope makes checkers moves across his back.
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In some cases, the sale of a work of art simply means that a crate moves across the hall from one storage bin to another, or from one storage facility to another.
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He also has a first-rate mind, capable of thinking through both the minute choreography of his moves across the wall as well as the basic questions of his time on earth.
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What was lost in efficiency through the use of simple mirrors was regained through the development of sophisticated tracking software; the mirrors closely track the sun as it moves across the sky.
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While Cloudflare's regular services work well for apps, APIs and websites, all of which tend to use regular web protocols, Spectrum is about all of the other traffic that moves across the internet.
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The putschists apparently realized that their plot had been uncovered, so they hastily launched the coup on Friday night, coordinating moves across the country through the messaging platform WhatsApp, according to security officials.
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The design of the company's prototype microphone was inspired by insects, many of which have highly acute "hearing" that's accomplished by sensing the way air moves across tiny hairs or other pressure-sensitive structures.
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But in fact, the new ruling clears the way for massive internet service providers to do practically whatever they like — including paid prioritization, throttling, and otherwise messing with traffic as it moves across the internet.
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Further weakening is possible while the storm system moves across the central Florida peninsula on Monday night but a gradual strengthening is forecast after it emerges over the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday, the NHC said.
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Chani Nicholas says it's partly a natural response to getting older, but it also has to do with one of Saturn's other movements: as the planet moves across the sky, its progress is measured in squares.
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Muted price moves across all asset classes, relatively benign economic data and a lack of big divergence in monetary policies around the globe have crushed currency turbulence as measured by the Deutsche Bank FX Volatility Index.
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But what makes the book impossible to put down is how elegantly Min Jin Lee captures the heartache of her characters and how she moves across this sprawling family saga from one generation to the next.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - BP Plc on Tuesday began to evacuate and shut in production at four offshore U.S. Gulf of Mexico production platforms as a developing weather disturbance moves across the Gulf of Mexico, a company spokesman said.
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Louisville's Rick Pitino, for example, was asked about multiple coaching moves across several days last weekend, in part because four of his former assistants (including one of his sons) were serving as head coaches in the field.
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This follows similar moves across Europe after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) raised the potential cancer risk from the Chinese supplied valsartan on July 5 and began recalling medicines containing the ingredient from China's Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceutical.
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To that end, Socas-Navarro ran some simulations to determine just how thick, or opaque, these bands would need to be to produce a detectable light curve signature, or imprint, as an exoplanet moves across a star's disk.
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Catastrophic flooding is expected in Texas as Tropical Storm Harvey slowly moves across the state, stalling over the southeast and producing a "multiday rainfall disaster" over the next five to six days, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 82%Summary: Suddenly single after being in a nine-year relationship, Jenny (Gina Rodriguez) asks her friends to accompany her on one last, adventurous day in New York City before she moves across the country.
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Even those who sailed against the tide to predict Britons would vote to leave the EU and Donald Trump would make it to the White House would probably have been wrong-footed by the subsequent moves across stock markets.
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This earnings season is driving large share price moves across U.S. and European markets, pushing correlations down and comforting investors who see stocks moving in lock-step, and markets led by just a handful of stocks, as red flags.
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HOUSTON, July 9 (Reuters) - BP Plc on Tuesday began to evacuate and shut in production at four offshore U.S. Gulf of Mexico production platforms as a developing weather disturbance moves across the Gulf of Mexico, a company spokesman said.
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As she moves across both time and place, locating ghosts and tapping voices as different as those of Emerson and the Black Panther Fred Hampton, Ms. Stratman finds a country that is as haunted and haunting as her film.
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When Sutil changes the color of the imprint from black to reddish brown, or when the black turns lighter as she moves across the surface, I get the feeling that the artist is working in a trance-like state.
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The intriguing details of her life —struggles with schizophrenia, veiled homosexuality, a penchant for long meandering road trips and moves across the country, and many odd jobs— are also present, both in wall texts and bits of personal ephemera.
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A lot of folks have been gearing up for the event that will — depending on where you are — either totally block out the sun or partially block it as the eclipse moves across the North American hemisphere on August 21st.
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The organization is suing to stop upstream surveillance, the process by which the NSA passively monitors and collects a huge amount of data and text-based communications by combing international internet traffic as it moves across service providers' backbone infrastructure.
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There were increasing moves across the United States to return to a paper-based voting system after negative experiences with electronic voting machines in recent years, but 15 states used computers that did not allow a manual recount, he said.
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Experts who study the way information moves across social media said that in a number of cases the blogs, photographs and videos were first gaining popularity on Twitter and Reddit, which has also allowed discussions about the whistle-blower's identity.
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A virtual Karlie Kloss walks through your living room in something from the latest Givenchy collection: She takes a turn and you take a closer look at the cut of the dress, the way it falls and moves across the body.
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They are far less worried about China's stealing data that moves across American networks than they are about the possibility that, in times of conflict, the Chinese authorities would order Huawei or other Chinese telecom firms to shut the networks down.
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It hangs here, in one of the show's most cunning moves, across from a still from "The Rules of the Game" (1939), whose hunting sequence is both a landmark of technical acuity and a devastating portrayal of the French aristocracy.
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Live updates on Hurricane Michael Now a Category 1 storm with winds up to 75 mph, Michael appeared to be moving slower after making landfall but has since picked up speed as it moves across southwestern Georgia at about 20 mph.
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"We do know that if you wound a leaf, you get an electrical charge, and you get a propagation that moves across the plant," botanist Simon Gilroy, a professor at UWM and a co-author of the new study, said in a statement.
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"The potential for a foot of snow exists for Chicago and other parts of the Midwest this weekend as a complex storm system moves across the region from Saturday evening through the Monday morning rush hour," CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam said.
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Somewhere in this apartment, hidden among the collected detritus of a half-dozen moves across ten years (a fossil record of phone chargers, power strips, and old utility bills), there lurks a massive orange spiral notebook filled with cryptic names, numbers, and abbreviations.
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In a statement issued after a meeting chaired by Bank of Korea Govenror Lee Ju-yeol on Wednesday, the bank noted that price moves across stocks, interest rates, and currencies on Wednesday were due to surprising, ongoing results from the U.S. presidential election.
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The comedy, which debuted on The CW in October of 2015, follows a Manhattan lawyer named Rebecca Bunch (Bloom) who impulsively moves across the country to where her old camp boyfriend Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III) lives after they have a chance encounter.
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The campaign is aimed at Capitol Hill, but the Trump administration is not waiting for legislation: In a series of at least a dozen moves across multiple federal agencies, it has begun to curtail legal protections for unaccompanied children who cross the border.
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Instead, the thoroughly British series here moves across the Atlantic and back in time to 1926 New York, when the city was riven by many of the same social fault lines of the current political moment, like extreme income inequality and xenophobia.
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And the show's premise, about a young woman named Rebecca who ditches her high-powered job and moves across the country after a chance meeting with an old crush, offers the perfect fodder for its central concern: the utter impossibility of happiness.
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Its main character, Rebecca, is convinced that she is living in the marriage plot of a romantic comedy, so she drops everything and moves across the country to pursue a guy she dated for two months when she was 16 years old.
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While these facilities could allow for the monitoring of domestic U.S. traffic, they also process vast quantities of international traffic as it moves across the globe — a fact that likely explains why the NSA would view these AT&T nodes as such high-value sites.
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Median annual pay: $79,370Projected job growth through 22026: 219% These workers study how water moves across and through the Earth's surface, how forms of precipitation impact river flows and groundwater levels, and how surface water and groundwater evaporates into the atmosphere or eventually joins oceans.
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Median annual pay: $284,2270Projected job growth through 22026: 224% These workers study how water moves across and through the Earth's surface, how forms of precipitation impact river flows and groundwater levels, and how surface water and groundwater evaporates into the atmosphere or eventually joins oceans.
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Palerra's business currently focuses on providing security automation for enterprise apps, covering not just data in the apps but as that data "moves across services and it offers several layers of protection across infrastructure and software services," as we wrote about them last year.
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Using a classic tactic to undermine data security as it moves across the web, hackers have grabbed sensitive data like login credentials and business details from telecoms, internet service providers, government organizations, and other institutions in the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and North America.
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"When you grow processed meat, it doesn't have much structure, so you can grow muscle fibers, whack them together, and add kind of whatever you want to it, within the law of course," explains Glencross, as she moves across the room and opens a fridge.
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Fluctuating moves across debt markets came as investors, reeling from the shock of Brexit and Donald Trump's U.S. election win, tried to assess the implications for French politics after the first round of voting for its conservative presidential ticket threw up another political surprise.
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It probably generates the most set-piece battles in the game thanks to the way it moves across a set progression of objectives, as opposed the more free-form Domination and Conquest modes, which are simply about holding more control points than the enemy.
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It's a technique where a single small camera moves across a space, capturing images as it goes, and by very careful analysis of the data it collects, it can produce imagery like that created by a much larger camera — essentially synthesizing a bigger aperture.
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Release date: August 11 Why it matters: The most darkly funny film to premiere at this year's Sundance Film Festival stars Aubrey Plaza as a girl named Ingrid who moves across the country to try to get close to her Instagram idol, played by Elizabeth Olsen.
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This is important because whereas in natural sunlight, the sun moves across the horizon throughout the day lighting the top and the sides of the plant, in indoor grows, no such natural arch of light exists—hence why the sides of the plant need that special attention.
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For example, when a teenage patient with a history of depression or anxiety moves across the country to Boston for college, Private Medical will line up a top psychiatrist near the school beforehand so a local professional is on call in case there is a recurrence.
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But this musical dramedy about a woman who moves across the country to try and get back together with a high school ex is, to quote the original theme song, actually a lot more nuanced than that, and well worth your time if you missed it originally.
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The Morning Show's trailer had the internet buzzing in August with the #MeToo of it all — particularly its similarities to the story of Matt Lauer — but the show goes deeper into every aspect of its setup, with crackling conversations, uncomfortable hysteria, and unflinching power moves across the board.
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All of these are part of a way for Square to diversify beyond just being a transaction tool for businesses and look to crack into all the other operational layers of how money generally moves across different surfaces, primarily focusing on the flow in and out of businesses.
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The countries with the best chance of viewing an annular eclipse are those that lie along the path of annularity, an invisible line that traces the path taken by the moon's shadow as it moves across the globe, according to C. Alex Young, a solar astrophysicist from NASA.
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Most methods for finding exoplanets — planets outside of our solar system — are more indirect, either hinging upon detecting minute dips in a star's light as a planet moves across its face, or watching for a "wobble" in a star produced by the gravitational tug of a large planet.
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The sparkling eyes and dimples belong to Laurie A. (I recall reading in the paper last year that she and Sophie C – old friends – staged an impromptu performance of wedding vows in a San Francisco church.) Laurie A moves across the lobby to speak with a man who looks familiar.
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" Many of the characters exist on the precipice of this realization — they are queasy about their good fortune, heartsick at the way "money moves across the globe at the speed of thought, at the speed of poison in water, but when will these people" — refugees — "be allowed outside the wire enclosures?
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Clarke's purview includes Microsoft's bot framework and cognitive services, which is a collection of AI tools for vision, speech, language, knowledge and search; Microsoft Search, a search tool for businesses within Microsoft 365; AI intelligence throughout Microsoft 365; and the Intelligent Office Graph, which helps track information as it moves across Office 365.
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The full-bottomed, shining female figures in "Black Star 2" and "School of Beauty, School of Culture," produce a black cultural landscape that moves across the Atlantic world (referring to Marcus Garvey and the United Negro Improvement Association's Black Star Line, which aimed to build connections across the Black Atlantic and Caribbean world) and simultaneously dismisses the constricted white American version of female beauty.
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