Frankly, I am sorry we're moving past this cultural milestone.
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So we're moving past the politics podcasts and looking forward.
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Jessica's a woman moving past prolonged sexual assault and abuse.
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Walker. Walker envisions moving past this cycle of remembering and
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As we speak, he expresses a sentiment of moving past genres.
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And Swanson is gone, moving past the sting of sudden rejection.
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Moving past this point will require more than loose monetary policy.
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I guess moving past it is just about doing other things.
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Moving past that physically made it so much easier to talk about.
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Under Ganus, Rusada has made strides in moving past the 2015 scandal.
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The high-profile tech exec is now moving past the format altogether.
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"We're moving past the case-by-case understanding of the phenomenon," said Auroux.
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"Moving past this hurdle will encourage inflows into European risk assets," she said.
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Davis is 23 years and 355 days old, moving past Shareef Abdur-Rahim.
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That Tesla was moving past speed was, in my view, a good sign.
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Paul is one shy of moving past Isiah Thomas for 15th place at 1,861.
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And so, it's onward and upward for Samsung moving past its scandals and mishaps.
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At stake is Ukraine's chance of moving past its history of post-Soviet misrule.
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It has no pretension of moving past its own influences, better seen as appropriations.
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The Fed's decision comes as the economy appears to be moving past its peak.
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In some photographs, they appear in droves, sharp, dark streaks moving past the pillar.
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"Moving past the science is not how we're going to deal with this," Bozmoski says.
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Victory in the final would give the Romanian the world's top ranking, moving past Pliskova.
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The hours leading up to the teleconference underscored how events are already moving past Sanders.
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Now comes the hard part: governing, and moving past the political bludgeoning we've been through.
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Six minutes later, they're on the production floor, assembling smartphones moving past on conveyor belts.
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Today, the Houston Hottie is moving past Tina Snow, the mixtape she released last June.
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And it almost never offers narratives for moving past survivorship, and onto truly living again.
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The talks were aimed at coming together as a team, and moving past the protest.
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Are we supposed to ignore the convenient tactic of Democrats moving past collusion to obstruction?
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She's discovered that she just can't satisfy everybody, and she's working on moving past that.
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"The tech industry sometimes has a hard time moving past tech experience," Ms. Villanueva said.
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Florence, though no longer a hurricane and moving past the Carolinas, is still trailing wreckage.
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Now, the actress is moving past heartbreak to focus on both her acting and musical careers.
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"I worry mainly about my [other] kids moving past this in a healthy manner," she said.
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Yet those messages might take a while to sink in, moving past layers of acculturated ableism.
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Koons's ballerina promotes a kind of stereotypical model of femininity that we should be moving past.
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In it, Robinson suggests moving past the question of optimism or pessimism in our shared struggles.
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Once we saw that breakout, we are moving past that first point of resistance at $1,512.
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In fact, there are concrete signs that Legendary is moving past its recent box office troubles.
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" Buttigieg responded to Clyburn by saying he believes people are capable of "moving past old prejudices.
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But moving past the display and it's size, what we've got here is a shockingly good controller.
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Many experts believe we're moving past capitalism, but they disagree on what the ultimate outcome will be.
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But it's extremely common for directors to blue-sky projects without moving past the wishful-thinking stage.
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I look forward to moving past this time in my life and getting back to my career.
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When he looked down, he said, he saw police officers with guns drawn moving past fleeing visitors.
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But why was I having so much trouble moving past my own decision to end the relationship?
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Moving past the kitchen, one of them opened the door to her bedroom and fired six shots.
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Oiticica called these constructions "penetrables" because you enter, or penetrate, them by moving past layers of curtains.
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Ovechkin also scored his 657th career goal, moving past Brendan Shanahan for 13th most in league history.
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Moving past the current debate requires all sides to focus on the values we hold in common.
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Once a city reliant on heavy industry, Erie is moving past the stereotype of Rust Belt decrepitude.
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Accepting our bad moods is a lot easier said than done, and so is moving past them.
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Moving past the hot takes on its looks, the Urbanetic shows where Mercedes and other automakers are headed.
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Duffy's attorney told the Los Angeles Times that his client now looks forward to moving past the case.
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"Overall, we think moving past the lock up expiration date alleviates some concerns of a big future selloff."
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Mickelson, 48, will be making a record 12th appearance in the event, moving past European great Nick Faldo.
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"It was a nod to moving past old traditions that don't match with gay couples," Mr. Tilley said.
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Now they have changed course and are moving past one form of commercialization (ads) to add another (commerce).
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She has been sober for 19 years, moving past the self-esteem issues that drove her to addiction.
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Story lines are moving past transition into love, friendship, work, family — the everything-ness of a man's life.
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Thanks to them, we're moving past our bad industrial-age habit of despoiling the earth as we grow.
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"I think that the organization as a whole is moving past that," Miss Missouri Bayleigh Dayton told me backstage.
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HBO's first Game of Thrones spinoff reportedly isn't moving past the pilot stage, according to a report from Deadline.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Nelson Peltz said Wednesday he feels very positive about the market moving past the election.
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When the bus went through the intersection, the camera picked up the image of her face moving past. Oops.
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" He added, "I look forward to moving past this time in my life and getting back to my career.
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He issued a revised order on Monday aimed at moving past the legal problems that torpedoed the original ban.
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However, moving past this room, you enter a hallway washed by the creeping fluorescent lighting of two sculptural works.
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One survey showed Trump's job approval rating moving past the 50 percent mark, a rarity since he took office.
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Some of the ways that he answered his questions, talking about 'We're moving past kneeling' — like he ever protested.
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Its strength is derived from the friction of dirt particles moving past one another—which can happen in any direction.
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Most of all, coming to terms with death being a part of life is important for moving past the fear.
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James also had five assists, moving past Jason Kidd and into third place on the N.B.A.'s career playoff list.
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By following Robbins' simple piece of advice, you will find yourself moving past shame and onto bigger and better things.
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"In the long run, America is pretty good at coming to terms with that and moving past it," he said.
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Moving past "Leda," the line to check-in was short and fast-moving, despite many online reviews to the contrary.
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And it's not just OLED phones that are moving past bezels — the Essential Phone has an edge-to-edge LCD screen.
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And damn, you met a cute guy with bad taste in ties the same day you were moving past your ex.
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The bull market is now 2,173 days old, moving past the postwar party that lasted from June 1949 to Aug. 1956.
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She's since watched the episode — "I just was like, I can't believe that happened," — and says she's moving past the experience.
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It wouldn't have happened if I hadn't been willing to stay in the game using my best card: moving past failure.
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Although we're moving past some of the specific plot moves, that's the spirit [in which] we want to take it forward.
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Futures were modestly higher this morning, giving the S&P 222 a shot at moving past its January 214 record high.
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" He continued, "If I can do my job and get that answer in front of as many voters as possible it is remarkable how Americans are capable of moving past old habits, moving past old prejudices, making history and getting the president who will serve them best regardless of some of the other noise that's circling around the race.
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WhatsApp Pay's expansion in India has been held up by issues with data localization, but it appears to be moving past them.
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Three cheers for moving past the troglodytic notion that a women who carries condoms is a slut (whatever that word may mean).
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The window projected onto the wall replaced the view of the dock passthrough's exterior wall slowly moving past them with route records.
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"I stumbled through it, to be quite honest," Timberlake, now 37, told Beats 1's Zane Lowe of moving past the drama.
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"I stumbled through it, to be quite honest," Timberlake, now 37, told Beats 1's Zane Lowe of moving past the drama.
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But radicals of all kinds can and do alter their perspectives, moving past their extreme beliefs to become productive members of society.
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San Francisco was then moving past its old class hierarchies, remaking itself not from the top down but from the people up.
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But Republicans ignored the damning aspects of Sondland&aposs testimony, moving past the fact he essentially threw the president under the bus.
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The plan to return cash to investors is another sign that Chevron is moving past a bruising period of low oil prices.
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Pico has made its bet on moving past PC or console-based systems and focusing strongly on self-contained standalone headset options.
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"I think both the president and the speaker had a vested interest in moving past impeachment to getting things done," he said.
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By moving past the main conceit of the games, Game Freak is opening up Sword and Shield to far more exciting adventures.
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He spoke to a nation in need of moving past the divisiveness that, not so incidentally, was his hallmark during the campaign.
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Westbrook notched 28 points, 10 rebounds and 13 assists for his 843th triple-double, moving past Johnson for second place in NBA history.
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Westbrook notched 28 points, 10 rebounds and 13 assists for his 139th triple-double, moving past Johnson for second place in NBA history.
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When he hopped onto leggings and leather kilts, the men's fashion community was already moving past that Rick Owens-fueled goth-gym thing.
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Why do you think the first step for Eliot moving past what he's been through with the monster was represented in that way?
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Trailers for season 2 suggests the next step in moving past this bleak, violent history is having women channel their rage into action.
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Moving past APIs and other developer services, perception and autonomy were easily the most populated spaces for startups within the YC AI track.
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It was satisfying to see the two women finally moving past the man who divided them and viewing each other as true equals.
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Wadley has 2,131 career rushing yards and is 98 shy of moving past Shonn Greene into the top 10 in program history. 2.
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Instead of moving past the storm, Price's offer to reimburse the government for only a fraction of the flights' costs enraged Trump further.
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It is epistemologically problematic in its suggestion that honestly confronting and moving past a difficult national past is vastly easier than it is.
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A black man might be the president, yes, but any hopes of America moving past its racial legacy were, to put it mildly, premature.
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"I stumbled through it, to be quite honest," Timberlake, now 53, told Beats 25's Zane Lowe last year of moving past the drama.
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"The strength, the discipline, the pushing through the hardships, the moving past things that were drawing attention to their personal lives..." Al-Hadeedi lists.
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Thore also told PEOPLE Now in March that she started working out again for herself, after moving past concerns about how people would react.
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It goes without saying that 2017 has been a shit year — one we're very much looking forward to moving past (and not looking back).
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C David Krejci scored his 500th career point in the Saturday game, moving past Adam Oates to 14th on the franchise's all-time list.
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The second half feels out of breath in its pacing, moving past whole nations and plot beats far faster than they can be resolved.
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Masters can't quite be open Johnson, no matter how much he loves her, because he's still moving past the abusive trauma of his childhood.
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In my lifetime, we're going to see some huge changes, we're moving past a post-modern way of living into some kind of futurism.
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But, you know, I think it's moving past this, and to be a gay Republican in D.C. is not a big deal at all.
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Moving past the teens and on to people 212 and older, the same holds true: Adults are having less sex than they used to.
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And even though we are moving past representation, pride, and even marriage as the top priorities for LGBTQ people, Will & Grace is clearly staying put.
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Kasthuri's lab is using Theta to create colorful diagrams, blobs of color moving past each other with the cyclic psychedelia of a Broad City title.
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Mauer lined the second pitch of the game into the alley in left-center for his 14th double of the season and moving past Puckett.
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Who knows, with the series moving past the play by play of George R.R. Martin's novels, maybe we'll come across more happy endings than expected?
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James also moved into third place on the all-time NBA Finals career scoring list with 22016,23 points, moving past Michael Jordan, who has 21,215.
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Checks cost money to print (and for those who feel the U.S. is moving past them, 90% of checks are still written in the U.S.).
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And in the variety of responses, we also saw a range of options for moving past heavy-handed sentences that have helped create mass incarceration.
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Until now, some critics say, not many non-Tibetan filmmakers have succeeded in moving past a very stylized depiction of Tibetans as a people apart.
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That's where 90 Second Portraits might prove a more effective tool if you want to start moving past those insecurities and having a little fun.
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TOKYO — Just as Japan and China have been taking tentative steps toward moving past old animosities, a fast-spreading virus threatens to push them apart.
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It's a hard pill to swallow, and moving past the feelings is tough when all the things that you liked about the person are still intact.
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Thanks to Mars moving forward and Mercury entering psychic Cancer today, you'll finally begin moving past some of the deep emotional issues you've been working out.
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While it may be easier to do now than it was in the past, moving past stubborn gender roles in romantic settings can be surprisingly challenging.
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Obama shot to prominence at the 2004 Democratic National Convention with a rousing speech about boldly moving past our barriers — red and blue, black and white.
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Another study in contrasts captured by Mr. Arnold shows a man in a bold sweater moving past a cluster of younger men at a good clip.
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Hagibis hit the capital, where streets were largely deserted and people were bunkered down, moving past the city by midnight, but not before flooding some sections.
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The broader marketplace-lending industry suffered an existential crisis in 2009 as the institutions providing capital largely stepped away, and moving past that has been challenging.
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Fetty Wap's moving past his robbery by spending quality time with his baby girl, who just turned 1 -- and whose best present didn't cost a dime.
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Or there's an explosion next to them that should be casting an orange explosion light on them, but then it's moving past them as they fly by.
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Moving past these basic frustrations, I was eager to see how many apps I could run and whether I could get my daily work done using this.
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"It took a couple of months or so, and so we continue to play his music as we celebrate him," she says of moving past her grief.
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She made it clear that she is working on moving past her difficult time at Sony to work not only on new music, but also on herself.
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They said little as they walked, tired and hungry, through the darkened streets of Tapanatepec, moving past clumps of migrants resting on the shoulder of the road.
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The next day, a producer called my friend into her office and explained that lodging a formal complaint would be way harder than just moving past it.
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But it's nice to see media moving past that to talk about other things: what are our ideas, what are we looking to do, sticking to the facts.
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A hundred or so attendees cheered and whistled while the hopefuls prayed, and the wheel slowed down and down, one name after another moving past the winning spot.
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The success of "The Great Divide" depends on her audience moving past "Friday" to get to the point that this new track is everything and nothing at once.
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"The improvement supports our view that we are moving past the weakest period for the manufacturing sector," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan Chase in New York.
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The abuse I suffered doesn't define me, but moving past it has given me the strength to tell my story and let other survivors know they're not alone.
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Angle also says, "it's nice to know Vince can forgive," and by that point it feels like we're moving past apologetics and into a pro wrestling struggle session.
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In 240, he published, "Faith Forward Future: Moving Past Your Disappointments, Delays and Destructive Thinking," which was promoted on Instagram by the actor Chris Pratt, a Zoe regular.
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Learning about work at another lab can save months or even years of work by moving past a blind alley, avoiding reinventing the wheel, or suggesting a shortcut.
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But Dannenfelser said she has been just as dedicated to electing Trump as holding on to the Senate, moving past the nominee's initial missteps on the group's issue.
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Our event, "Independence Day 2.0: Freedom from our outdate tax code," will serve as a platform for moving past rhetoric to concrete steps towards comprehensive tax reform now.
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On our first day in the city, we walked the mile or so to City Lights, moving past, in the light rain, the stately mansions of Nob Hill.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer, asked about Trump moving past Markovic, said he had not seen the video but assumed the U.S. president was moving to his designated spot.
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"The tone of the Empire State survey suggests that we are moving past the recent weakness in the manufacturing sector," said Daniel Silver, economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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His leadership colleagues shrug off questions about why he's holding out and are moving past the divisive primary contest to frame the fall as all about defeating Hillary Clinton.
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Moving past the meat and seafood section, Fairway really demonstrates its obsessive dedication to food-loving shoppers: An entire section of the store is focused solely on olive oil.
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Dempsey made his 135th appearance, moving past Jeff Agoos into sole possession of third on the United States list; he trails only Cobi Jones (164) and Landon Donovan (157).
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Moving past that to my least-favorite debate, which is net neutrality because I have covered this issue for the million years that I have been on this beat.
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The sentencing was one of the last major hurdles to VW moving past a scandal that led to the ouster of its chief executive and tarnished the company's reputation worldwide.
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All of the moves point toward the perceived way forward for the industry: 3D printing for production, moving past a single-minded focus on prototype to an end use product.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT ILLINOIS (20-215): Hill scored 27 points in Monday's win to get to 26,214 for his career, moving past Dee Brown for third place in program history.
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The first question is easy—a gravity assist (also called a gravity slingshot) is a space maneuver in which a spacecraft gets a speed boost by moving past a planet.
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In this era of moving past physical controls, requiring a user to use a screen, even in a retro revival product like the Model One Digital, is a losing strategy.
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Kings right wing Dustin Brown appeared in his 1,078th game for the Kings, moving past Luc Robitaille and into sole possession of second place on the team's all-time list.
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Azar, a former drug company executive himself, said in a speech Monday that he is moving past the "tired talking points" of the industry that lowering prices would harm innovation.
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The person who's broken up with is, thus, left with great confusion about the breakup and may have a more difficult time "moving past a decision" they didn't even make.
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All of that in itself should be worthy of immediate column inches, but that would mean moving past Tucker's voice and I'm sure as Hell not about to do that.
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In the beach videos for example, you can see the waves crashing, and at the train station, the model knows that the train is likely to keep moving past the camera.
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" After being asked three times by the debate's moderator, Toomey tried moving past the question saying, "I don't think my constituents care that much how one person is going to vote.
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It's not one color green but it's a million shades of green because of the way the light is hitting it, and the shade and that you're moving past it quickly.
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It would have been vastly more revealing to have the actors reflect on religion's role in moving past tragedy, given their having lived through the Islamic State's violent perversions of Islam.
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Maybe it had something to do with a dawning sense that I was moving past the delayed gratifications of motherhood, past the time of putting off what I wanted to do.
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Legacy: The crash came a day after the former Los Angeles Lakers superstar congratulated LeBron James, currently on the team, for moving past him on the N.B.A.'s career scoring list.
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Natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel and reduces emissions when displacing coal, but environmentalists and liberal politicians are nonetheless moving past the fuel toward renewables and other clean energy technologies.
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Goldman said Valeant has made progress in executing growth initiatives, reducing debt, and moving past legal issues, but adds that Valeant still faces litigation risk and a highly levered balance sheet.
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The Baltimore Ravens quarterback passed Vick for the #1 spot on the single season rushing record for a QB on Thursday night, moving past Vick's 1,039 yards from the 2006 season.
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More carry-on bags mean that more people are hunting for room on a given plane, which often entails moving past their own row or stopping for long swathes of time.
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Ms. Spanton's lawyer, Sophie Obadia, hailed the officers' convictions as proof that France, where some have regarded the #MeToo movement with skepticism, was moving past an outdated view of sexual violence.
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When we think back on the summer of 2016, moving past one too many frosted glasses of frosé and sweaty subway rides in open-toed sandals, we think of fresh avocado roses.
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As IBM CEO Ginni Rometty argued at a recent Business Roundtable panel, moving past the paradigm of the four-year degree will change the future of the United States for the better.
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Muse career coach, Loren Margolis, advises in an article on handling bad feedback that if you really have a hard time moving past your negative emotions, give yourself time to process it.
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Suddenly, every signal was glowing red, which prevented trains on three of four tracks from moving past the station until M.T.A. workers physically got on the tracks and started waving them through.
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Museums with free admission nights, low-cost but interesting eats, and Groupons can get you through the first few dates, but moving past that "get-to-know-you" stage is much trickier.
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Abe has, in the two years or so, been willing to accommodate these sentiments in order to advance Japan's national interest — moving past the more strident nationalism that long characterized his politics.
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But really it's about moving past personal traumas and obstacles, because Woody eventually realizes the portal is letting those who pass through it have a chance to revisit an earlier mistake or misery.
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But as far as sitcoms have come, there is still a "long way to go" in terms of showing the actual diversity that exists in the country and moving past stereotypes, she said.
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And with the Rondinone project, the museum is now moving past exhibiting photographs, documentation and artifacts from historical land-art pieces and decisively entering the business of ushering new pieces into the world.
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The price of the cryptocurrency hit a high of $6,600.84 just hours after breaking through the $6,400 barrier, and minute after moving past the $6,500 mark, according to data from industry website CoinDesk.
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Trauma is trauma, even if you stare it in the shaking face, hand it a conciliatory whiskey, and then turn away, because acknowledging it would be way harder than just moving past it.
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Finally, it seems TV is moving past its Friends obsession — which only underscores how a disproportionate focus on one particular type of comedy choked out lots of other promising types for too long.
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Hurricane Dorian strengthened to a Category 2 hurricane Saturday afternoon as it began moving past the coast of Maine towards the east coast of Canada with maximum sustained wind speeds of 0003 mph.
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Their passive emptiness suggests to me that Rondinone's romantic, nature-based art might be better served by moving past formal interests in Minimalism and confronting particular challenges and ideas specific to the Anthropocene.
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Every single season 9 argument has proven Bethenny is dedicated to airing her grievances and then moving past the drama, while Ramona is taking her genuinely horrific divorce trauma out on her co-star.
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"Moving past the Moonves era will be a challenge for the next CEO, given the company's performance on his watch," The Wall Street Journal's Keach Hagey and Joe Flint write in a new piece.
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Once a true underground movement — perhaps six-feet underground, even — the modern Goth aesthetic has been moving past its niche origins and entering the mainstream, and getting misinterpreted and de-fanged along the way.
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But now that the show is moving past the story of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire for the first time with season 7, HBO is taking security even more seriously.
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"Moving past Q2, particularly as Model 3 becomes available, one of our challenges will be to eliminate any misperception about the differences between Model S and Model 3," the company said in a statement.
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The man can be seen making his way down the line of lawmakers, grasping McCarthy's hand, then Schumer's, and then swiftly moving past McConnell before stopping in front of Pelosi and shaking her hand.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, the governor of New York, pulled the Hudson Island project, a $250 million family park and cultural center, out of the ashes, moving past attempts by Douglas Durst to block it.
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Moving past the ghoster and ghostee's reasons for being on the show, though, the absurdly dramatic way MTV goes about producing the series is really what gives it a laugh-out-loud, addictive quality.
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Facial recognition, social scores, heavy into AI. Obviously, Kai-Fu Lee wrote a book that talks about this and how fast they're moving past us in this area, because of the interest in data.
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People often gravitate toward horror in times of dread: The genre provides a service to those living in fear, allowing a healthy outlet for experiencing and then, ideally, moving past the anxieties that torment us.
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Pittsburgh C Evgeni Malkin (upper body) returned from a 13-game absence to set up two goals, moving past Jaromir Jagr for third place on the club's all-time postseason assists list with 83. 2.
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For her and other girls in her settlement interviewed by Broadly, schooling feels like the key to moving past trauma, rebuilding their lives, and returning home—both in the short term and the long term.
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I think when it comes down to the end race between the Democrat and Republican, I'm just really optimistic that people will understand that we're moving past that sort of ancient, hateful, fear-based language.
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L) is moving past its famed camel check prints with new logo-style branding meant to give its handbags and other wares the kind of covetable cachet top luxury rivals like LVMH's Louis Vuitton (LVMH.
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Two Fox News polls released on Thursday evening, just one day ahead of the qualification deadline, show Steyer in double-digits, moving past some top-tier candidates on his way to making the debate stage.
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The news comes as Volkswagen was nearing a deal to resolve criminal and civil allegations over its diesel cheating, crucial steps toward moving past the scandal, which has cost it billions of dollars and its reputation.
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The protests punctured a period of relative stability under Cartes in which the soy and beef exporting nation became one of South America's fastest-growing economies and began moving past a long history of political uncertainty.
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His ex-girlfriend Gina, disgraced director Kelsey Jannings, and sister Hollyhock are all present and working on moving past the terrible things Bojack did to them, with more hope for some than there are for others.
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Lower costs were a primary driver of earnings in the most recent quarter and were a cornerstone of former CEO Tim Sloan's plan to deliver higher profits while the bank worked on moving past its scandals.
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K. Michelle says she's moving past her beef with Meek Mill and wants him to make the most of his newfound freedom ... but she's not singing the same sweet tune when it comes to Nicki Minaj.
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The third type are "affirmation dreams," which don't give the dreamer any of the pleasure they experienced from their substance of choice, and serve as internally generated congratulations to the dreamer on moving past their addiction.
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And in beatifying the men here in Villavicencio, a three-hour drive from the capital, Bogotá, Francis seemed to encourage Colombia to join the church in moving past the conflict's darkest days and forgiving those responsible.
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Over the next half-hour, Casey Clarkson ushered people to safety, directed them out of the line of fire, and then, moving past the unsaveable, brought wounded people to vehicles that would rush them to hospitals.
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The continuing growth of illegal transactions underscores the difficulties that Bitcoin has had in moving past its reputation as a refuge for scoundrels, even as Wall Street institutions have begun buying and selling the digital tokens.
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It's an aspect of sexual trauma we rarely get to see on TV, and this moment felt important for Ian in moving past it, and important for Jamie in admitting that healing is slow and imperfect.
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Moving past Pete Sampras into outright third on the all-time list of Grand Slam winners, Djokovic will head to Roland Garros looking for a second "Nole Slam", having already swept all four majors in 2015-16.
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Moreover, as you can tell by his stage name, the rapper born Diego Leanos has talked and rapped openly about his relationship with Xanax, from both an addiction perspective and moving past his reliance on the drug.
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Schumer: Funding deal possible if Trump drops border wall: Lawmakers appear to be moving past one obstacle to a spending bill after President Trump signaled late Monday that he might wait until fall for border wall funding.
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Offred, wearing a uniform of prim hood and draping gown — its color might be described as Nathaniel Hawthorne Scarlet — is in the supermarket, moving past armed guards and listening to other hooded women prattle on about oranges.
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"If he gets it right, it's a model for moving past the polarized sense of reform that we have right now," said Robert C. Pianta, dean of the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia.
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She has "kind of said goodbye" to modeling — "I think I'm moving past it," she said — though given her unusual résumé and her very much active Instagram account she seems to expect that people will doubt her.
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At least three countries — Afghanistan, Pakistan and India — lay claim to its ownership, but for now it twinkles in the Tower of London underneath the curious gaze of tourists moving past on a specially designed conveyor belt.
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If and when Zoey ends up moving past the "and stuff" portion of hooking up, it won't end up reflecting poorly on her as a person — any other view is simply mired in old-timey, misogynistic sex-negativity.
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Now Burberry is moving past its famed camel check prints with new logo-style branding meant to give its handbags and other wares the kind of covetable cachet top luxury rivals like LVMH's Louis Vuitton have long enjoyed.
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" Frei stressed that she does not believe in a "savior CEO," and that moving past Uber's difficult 2017 — and improving Silicon Valley as a whole — will mean "capitaliz[ing] on the moment where people feel safe speaking up.
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If there is, we'll have to confront that our divisions are real, and that there's no "moving past identity politics" within a political system in which partisan conflict is fundamentally organized around identity — white identity most definitely included.
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But he had mostly a fitful turn at both — NBC was moving past its "Must See TV" days and was headed toward a slump, and shortly after he arrived at Fox the ratings for "American Idol" started collapsing.
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While Murray is happy that the gender balance on Wall Street has gotten better since she started her career decades ago, she believes the next step needs to be moving past having diverse employees just for diversity's sake.
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Some of the first titles with virtual reality "were more like showcases for V.R. technology, but we're moving past that phase," said Richard Marks, head of Sony's PlayStation Magic Lab, part of the company's research and development group.
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"We think we could be moving past the worst of the recent soft patch for the manufacturing sector, although the evidence of this improvement has not been overwhelmingly clear," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Forrester's new report "Predictions 2017: Mobile is the Face of Digital," scheduled to be publicly released Tuesday, explains that mobile has become the new pathway for consumers find brands — and it is moving past the traditional social media app.
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That is based on a complex formula that takes into account, among other things, the distance from a fault, how fast one side of a fault is moving past the other, and the recurrence of earthquakes in the area.
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The hardliners in the administration, like Cuccinelli and Senior Adviser Stephen Miller, are finally moving past the focus on illegal immigration, to enshrine curbs on legal immigration—something that has been their ultimate goal since this administration's earliest days.
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But even the act of him acknowledging Meek's tough situation isn't just a resolution for a beef that got very personally ugly at points; it's also a sign that Drake is moving past the mental roadblock the conflict created.
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Delays and miscommunication will begin to clear up, and you can expect to be fully in the clear on December 7, when Mercury clears its shadow, meaning that the planet finishes moving past the degrees it retraced during the retrograde.
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They've been steadily moving past the strong ties to the hymnody of The Process Church of The Final Judgment—a Scientology splinter group based in London that reached peak relevance in the 1960s and 70s—that informed the band's earlier work.
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If you're managing some difficult partnerships, pointing out that arguing is wasting energy, time, and money could be a good way of moving past the bullshit and actually being able to have a meaningful, head-on discussion about what's going on.
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In a 52-48 vote, the Senate fell eight votes short of moving past a procedural hurdle against the House-Senate conference report on a military and veterans spending bill, which includes $1.1 billion to fund the Zika virus research. Sen.
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The "Beyond Cecil" report argues that, moving past the disproportionate focus on trophy hunting after Cecil's death, the single most important step in securing the future of the lion in Africa "is mobilizing massive support" for Africa's parks and protected areas.
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But the presence of any emotion during a violent scene in a game feels like a step forward, towards addressing and perhaps moving past murder as a mere input, performed as casually and disinterestedly as drawing a card in Solitaire.
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In order for me to better understand the creative responses, moving past the censorship and linguistic barriers, Nhung Walsh, founder of Noi Projects — which seeks to connect and facilitate projects and dialogue for Vietnamese artists — was instrumental for this post.
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Looking further into the future, Microsoft is making a big bet that the very notion of computing is moving past the mouse and keyboard, and into an era where you control things with a combination of voice and hand gestures.
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RBC Capital Markets analyst Randall Stanicky said the New Jersey plant is linked to less than 10% of products manufactured by Akorn, and the company's primary focus would remain on moving past the warning letter it received for its Illinois facility.
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Malaysia's Green sank eight birdies to sign for a six-under-par 64 and set an overall 11-under target at the Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club, moving past overnight leaders Matthias Schwab and Mike Lorenzo-Vera in the process.
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Besides the Capitals moving past the second round for the first time since 1998, this is the first time that Washington Coach Barry Trotz, an N.H.L. coach for 19 seasons, has taken one of his teams beyond the conference semifinals.
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In Washington, O'Malley Dillon's hiring was taken as a sign that O'Rourke's once-skeletal campaign was taking on a more professional cast, moving past the relatively small team that had helped propel him to his narrow loss in the Texas Senate race.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro SA reported a 23 percent surge in quarterly profit on Tuesday, boosted by higher oil prices and asset sales, fanning hopes that the state-controlled oil company may be moving past a massive corruption scandal.
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People familiar with Obama's thinking say none of this will come as a surprise to a president who hopes that the U.S. and Iran can start moving past more than 35 years of hostility, but who also knows that old habits die hard.
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But moving past that meeting, should protectionism become the mood of the day, the Fed's hope for a "soft-landing" era of full employment and on-target inflation may instead become a choice of which bad outcome to tolerate - rising prices or higher unemployment.
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This action signaled that the market may finally be moving past the "same negative drumbeat" that has made the major averages reel, Cramer said: the confluence of inflation, "anti-growth rhetoric" from the Federal Reserve and the Trump administration's tensions with China over trade.
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He surpassed 3,000 yards receiving earlier this season, moving past Fred Arbanas for second among tight ends in Chiefs history, and he&aposs hauled in a catch in 56 straight games to trail only Stephone Paige (83) and Tony Gonzalez (131) among Chiefs players.
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Lego has dabbled in wearable accessories in the past, but it looks like the company is finally moving past just watches and keychains by teaming up with Uniqlo for a new line of t-shirts available in both kids and adult sizes and designs.
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Moving past the conversation of whether the show is feminist (spoiler: it is), we were interested in having a different sort of dialogue with some of the show's cast and crew (including showrunner Bruce Miller, director Reed Morano, and actors Samira Wiley and Max Minghella).
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Scenes from the surreal landscape include ripe oranges scattered in a garden with a dead IS fighter flat on his back, troops moving past a pot of lentil soup in an exposed kitchen, and a new mother who has been hiding underground for 72 hours.
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Moving past a disastrous period that led to a loss on paper of more than $900 million — possibly freeing him from federal income taxes for years — Mr. Trump became a one-man factory of big ideas, churning out a continual stream of projects and promises.
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Mr. Cagney's swift comeback — from ouster to new company took four months — provides one of the starkest illustrations of the speed with which the technology industry is moving past the sexual harassment allegations that swept Silicon Valley and many other industries over the last year.
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Also, while you at first recoiled from the pungent capitalist spectacle of it all, I thought your point was about moving past that and listening to your surroundings and to artists like Kent Chan, who was part of a curated platform at the fair.
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Though his creations never ended up moving past the prototype phase (and his lab was shuttered upon retirement), Le Caine still made sure to patent his ideas, a record of his work that now shows just how far ahead of the curve he was.
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While initially marketed as a mini-series, the show is back for a second season — this time moving past the plot of the novel and adding Meryl Streep, who plays the mother-in-law of Kidman's character, and Andrea Arnold ("American Honey"), who directs.
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"The results from Maine and Virginia send a very clear signal that the public is interested in moving past the type of obstruction we've seen from policymakers in some states," said Katherine Howitt, associate director of policy at Community Catalyst, a consumer advocacy group.
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"We believe Wells Fargo is gradually moving past its sales practices issues and associated revenue deceleration, and has opportunities to improve its returns and earnings trajectory through a combination of increased capital distributions and expense savings," analyst John McDonald wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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The movie makes it clear that Mr. Pazienza doesn't box to suffer, he suffers to box: The story is about moving past the pain, even the excruciating pain the fiercely anti-drink-and-drugs boxer endures when he insists on having his halo brace removed without anesthesia.
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Now, citing that photographer's work, lawmakers are on the verge of moving past years of legislative tussles and dead ends and imposing biting new sanctions on the administration of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria for human rights abuses committed during the country's eight-year civil war.
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Beyond the ongoing push to allow trans people to tell our own stories, the next frontier in advancing trans portrayals on the screen will be moving past storylines about the transition process, and allowing even subtler shades of trans experience to emerge in moving, artful media.
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Moving past famous works like A Scanner Darkly or The Man in the High Castle, Amazon Video's anthology show Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams delves into the author's extensive back catalog, adapting 10 of his lesser-known works for television — and collecting the original stories in a new book.
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While polishing up your resume will help you get in the door and rehearsing your elevator pitch is critical to moving past the recruiter stage, finding the perfect outfit is also a huge piece of the pie to help exude confidence and give off a strong first impression.
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They can also track how fast the ground appears to be moving across their eyes, which is known as optic flow (next time you're in a car or bike, for example, just pay close attention to how the world seems to be moving past you—that's optic flow).
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Hundreds of Days is built on this energy—a sort of circular back and forth that feels both comforting and disorienting at the same time, in the way that a school bus moving past your car can make it feel like you're moving backward instead of it moving forward.
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Tesla is still well behind huge foreign automakers like Daimler and Toyota, but the news of upstart Tesla (which also is making significant investments in non-automotive spaces like solar panels and energy storage) moving past 23-year-old brands like Ford and GM is getting a lot of attention.
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But what's heartening is the idea that we're now moving past the superficial layer of a media cage fight between a good girl and a bad girl, and diving into a new genre of entertainment — one that aims to untangle the complicated narrative strands that make up female feud DNA.
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"Women and people of color tend to be more adventurous when it comes to color usage and font choice, moving past the red and blue and Gotham bold," says Susan Merriam, a member of the CAPD and a brand strategist and designer at the corporate branding agency Graj and Gustavsen.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration's decision to ask a federal appeals court to invalidate the Affordable Care Act has given House Democrats a new opening to pursue what they see as a winning political strategy: moving past talk of impeachment to put kitchen-table issues like health care front and center.
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Top-selling titles, based on the bookseller's sales data, include "The Anxiety & Phobia Workbook" by Edmund Bourne, "The Anxiety Toolkit: Strategies for Fine-Tuning Your Mind and Moving Past Your Stuck Points" by Alice Boyes, and "The Anxiety and Worry Workbook: The Cognitive Behavioral Solution" by David Clark and Aaron Beck.
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She has run an energetically brilliant campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination, blowing by Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE and on the verge of moving past former Vice President Biden.
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But some advocates worry that it will signal weakness and embolden gun owner groups led by the National Rifle Association if the House cannot pass an assault ban while the Democratic presidential candidates are so loudly touting the idea-and in some cases even moving past it to propose, as former Rep.
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Volkswagen and the Justice Department are nearing a deal to resolve criminal and civil allegations over the German automaker's diesel cheating while it won long-awaited approval from the Environmental Protection Agency to fix about 203,000 diesel vehicles, crucial steps toward moving past a scandal that has cost it billions of dollars and its reputation.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Volkswagen and the Justice Department are nearing a deal to resolve criminal and civil allegations over the German automaker's diesel cheating while it won long-awaited approval from the Environmental Protection Agency to fix about 203,000 diesel vehicles, crucial steps toward moving past a scandal that has cost it billions of dollars and its reputation.
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"[I]n light of the passage of time and other considerations, such as the department's interests in moving past this litigation and building upon our cooperative working relationship with the committee other congressional committees, the department has decided that it is not in the executive branch's interest to continue litigating this issue at this time," Kadzik wrote.
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But then a kind of film reel flashes through my mind, like the city rapidly moving past the car window: the tall chenar trees and their wide green leaves that shade Valiasr, the striking murals and mosaics that appear magically and suddenly on expressway underpasses, the blue tiles lining the hoz that runs down the center of gardens and parks, the street performers strumming a sitar or drumming a tombak, the mountains looking down on me wherever I go.
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"In addition, in light of the passage of time and other considerations, such as the department's interest in moving past this litigation and building upon our cooperative relationship with the committee and other congressional committees, the department has decided that it is not in the executive branch's interest to continue litigating this issue at this time," Assistant Attorney General Peter Kadzik, head of the Justice Department's Office of Legislative Affairs, wrote in a letter to committee chairman Jason Chaffetz, a Utah Republican.
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