Near and far, the prickle of threat and dread sharpens.
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And the state could face more backlash from near and far.
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Saeed and his fellow Moslawis had watched from near and far.
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People travel near and far to shop in New York City.
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"Happy Thanksgiving to those near and far," she captioned one post.
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And many Afghans fled, becoming refugees in countries near and far.
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Relief efforts for the region have come from near and far.
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It's been mind-blowing to see the support from near and far.
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Mourners came from near and far to pay tribute to the rapper.
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But immediately, friends from near and far reached out: We saw your quote.
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Background: So far, scientists have discovered about 4,000 exoplanets orbiting stars near and far.
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Here's how your favorite celebrities celebrated the holidays this year, both near and far.
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Fans gathered from near and far to catch a glimpse of the adorable cub.
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The government shut down factories, near and far, to ensure the air was clean.
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We'll be covering it all here, with reporters weighing in from near and far.
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They reached consumers near and far, by selling on tech-enabled platforms like eBay.
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Humanity studies celestial bodies near and far, hoping to glean fresh understanding about the universe.
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We searched near and far, and narrowed it down to the spots that never disappoint.
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Time and time again, Einstein's theory of general relativity passes cosmic tests near and far.
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"We got reinforcements from (security) forces near and far, God grant them peace," he said.
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The Magic Leap headset switches between "near" and "far" focus planes for its AR content.
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The widespread impact of Jazmine's death The inexplicable killing has afflicted mourners near and far.
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For many of us, that means reaching out to loved ones, near and far, for solace.
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And protest leaders have also called on supporters near and far to come join their cause.
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It's well known for it's massive cookies and has won countless awards from near and far.
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" "Guests came from near and far to try it and share their excitement for the product.
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Mr. Schwarzman has used his wealth to get his name attached to stuff near and far.
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The approaching holidays often mean spending more time with family, who come from near and far.
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Like a traveling salesman, he sought out clients near and far, selling dreams of prosperous futures.
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What it doesn't burn, Wyoming ships near and far; in 2015, 32 states imported the state's coal.
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This week's space photos survey galaxies near and far—starting with the search for a missing arm.
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The gruesome act shocked animal lovers near and far, leading to a "Justice for Riley" Facebook page.
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Ahead, we've compiled some of the best Halloween lewks from our favorite drag queens, near and far.
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His pictures brought home to the general public the agony of people and places near and far.
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These women -- from near and far -- come to the United States seeking safety through our asylum program.
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Game developers, publishers and exhibitors came from near and far wanting to connect with the Rooster Teeth audience.
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Here, people young and old, indigenous and otherwise, from places near and far, have benefited from knowledge keepers.
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I quickly developed the drive to create a support system near and far for young breast cancer warriors.
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Amberson has been overwhelmed by the support from people near and far, who've learned of the dog's story.
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" "To all Americans in every city near and far... hear these words – you will never be ignored again.
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Challenging our adversaries and promoting democracy replaced by coddling Russia and cozying up to dictators near and far.
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Bikes in every color of the rainbow were made in Wangqingtuo and shipped to cities near and far.
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In today's 360 video, witness Monday's total solar eclipse from across the U.S. • Divisive monuments, near and far.
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With a balcony that easily holds 30 people, the couple often hosts get-togethers for friends near and far.
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But it turned out that people wanted to travel near and far to see what Ikea had to offer.
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We ask that you would bless our troops that protect us near and far, be with them and their families.
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An estimated 13 million visitors tour Notre Dame every year, making this ruin tangible to so many near and far.
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Haslam's Book Store is more than just Florida's biggest bookstore, it's a spiritual center for bibliophiles from near and far.
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This perception data models the vehicle's environment, both near and far, by detecting objects, vehicles, pedestrians, and other challenging obstacles.
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Russia's geopolitical situation, history, and aggressively expansive national security program make it a significant rival to countries near and far.
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"People come from near and far for the nostalgia," said S. Emmanuel, a street vendor who sells his wares nearby.
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The Vitchelo V800 Headlamp is affordable and reliable, ready to illuminate objects both near and far even in adverse conditions.
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After Champagne tweeted a photo of it two days later, the image went viral, drawing curiosity from near and far.
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The viewer's physical relationship to the projected images — near and far, direct and oblique — replay the camera's relationship with the artworks.
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Thousands of flights criss-cross the skies over our heads every day, transporting millions of people to destinations near and far.
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The pop songstress celebrated her birthday on Sunday, and her famous friends helped her mark the occasion from near and far.
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Amazon says that the seven microphones on top of the Echo means that it picks up commands from near and far.
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Alongside one shot, Cecily thanked all of the family's "beautiful fans and friends near and far" for their love and support.
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The probe transmitted 211 images covering 1.6 million square miles of the near and far side of the moon to Earth.
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You may also find one other theme uncomfortably familiar: heads of state near and far granting governing authority to family members.
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How dare we enjoy post-apocalyptic pants, kicked back in our gilded existence as the wreck overtakes people near and far?
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Near the biggest is the quality of the community that uses the recipes and adapts them to kitchens near and far.
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These focus on seasonal ingredients, procured near and far, presented in dishes like scallop ceviche and Irish beef cooked and raw.
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We shopped at the Centre For National Culture and racked up on so many goodies made by locals near and far.
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As the automobile became increasingly popular, Wood reasoned that customers could travel from near and far to visit Sears' department stores.
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While many in the United States may not be familiar with PEPFAR, this acronym is heard near and far in Africa.
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That almost certainly suits Mr. Saban, the highest paid public employee in Alabama, as well as policy wonks near and far.
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Neil's family and friends come from near and far to pay their respects and remember their beloved father, colleague, brother and friend.
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Like everyone else these days, you probably keep in touch with your best friends (near and far) via their social-media feeds.
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Words cannot express our gratitude to our communities near and far for banding together and expressing their support and ultimately their love.
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The Echo Spot also comes with a FaceTime-esque feature that allows you to connect with other Echo Spots, near and far.
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Companies are facing a barrage of attacks from hackers near and far, and their security operations centers are struggling to keep up.
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Runners from near and far also benefited from the shift to standard time when the clocks were moved back an hour Sunday.
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The discrepancy between the Hubble constant measured for near and far galaxies posed a major problem for astronomers: They couldn't explain it.
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In addition to having staff members who deeply understand microbiology, Jasper Hill Farm has become a magnet for researchers near and far.
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Facebook screwed up our 2016 elections -- and, arguably, civil society -- by serving as the unintentional conduit for divisive propaganda from near and far.
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Neil's family and friends will come from near and far to pay their respects and remember their beloved father, colleague, brother and friend.
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Famous Famiglia already ships NYC water to some of its other foreign locations, including those as near and far as Canada and China.
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Initially, she and Rabbi Brian were unsure whether the matzah would sell, but it's received overwhelming acclaim from customers both near and far.
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"While they aren't here, I have been getting a lot of support from friends near and far," the mother of seven told CNN.
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We also have the opportunity to visit countries near and far on behalf of the American people to assess the effectiveness of programs.
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The Times Square Alliance presents Love in Times Square 2019, where couples travel near and far for surprise proposals, weddings and vow renewals.
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Residents of Trump's ancestral hometown have felt overwhelmed by the crush of journalists from near and far looking for reactions to his stunning victory.
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From the stress of gathering together family and friends from near and far, to cooking a casual 10-course dinner before 2:00 p.m.
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Concerned animal lovers near and far can also help displaced pets and families by donating or offering their services through the organizations listed below.
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The new online platform takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent to get goods to doorsteps near and far.
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Locals come in for their daily coffee and doughnut, but there's one thing that brings people from near and far to The Donut Man.
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The Kurds were the target of pressure to cancel the referendum by parties near and far in the run-up to the independence referendum.
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Pointillist textures have become airier or ceded to scaled-up expanses of short, boxy daubs of color, widely used to warp near and far.
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Some of the "go here" lists CNBC recently consulted also off tips on the best times and reasons to travel to destinations near and far.
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People flew and drove from near and far to be at the front of the line at the opening of the store at 7 a.m.
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Netflix is hoping to pull on some heartstrings this holiday season with a brand new way to snuggle up to loved ones near and far.
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The lander, along with its companion, the Yutu 2 rover, are investigating geological and chemical differences between the near and far sides of the Moon.
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Reading it, I was moved by intimacies near and far, real and imagined, lost and found in all the echoing corners of the expanding universe.
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Basic routines spread out near and far without inspiration, bland enough that when a group of fake hecklers showed up, I was on their side.
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On the eve of Australia Day in January, the tide of productivity had gone out in Day's homeland, scattering workers to near and far vacation destinations.
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"Here in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood, we express gratitude for the first responders and for the outpouring of support from our neighbors near and far," they wrote.
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But what I can lay out to readers, both near and far, is that what brings us together is far greater than what sets us apart.
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Since 2007, Pearson has been travelling to locations near and far, setting up tripods and cameras, dancing through the motions to create his intricate light paintings.
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While the Knicks meandered through an ugly January, losing 12 of 212 games, the perception from both near and far was of a team in chaos.
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Arts & Leisure _____ Oaxaca has become popular during the holiday season when the temperate weather, the food and the festive spirit attract travelers from near and far.
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"At the wedding her culture was front and center, and she and Prince Harry have continued to push the race relations dialogue forward both near and far."
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"The risk of importations of measles virus from countries near and far will remain, specially from those that have significant population movement with Sri Lanka," Singh said.
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But while the photo-taking experience is similar, Google's app simulates depth with your photos – meaning, it makes near things look near, and far things look far.
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Anyway, when we get back, we're going to talk about where things are going in defense and what will be happening in the near and far future.
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A. Shanghai has always attracted capitalists from near and far, and it was the first place in mainland China where foreign and Chinese ideas competed for space.
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The Sunflower Festival is held at the flower farm every year and visitors travel near and far to get the chance to walk through the giant fields.
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Scale symmetry means there are no absolute notions of "near" and "far" in conformal systems; if you flip one of the iron atoms, the effect is felt everywhere.
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From beach days to camping trips to daily visits from their grandmother, Jonathan and his children were loved and cared for by family near and far, they say.
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With Whiteside contending shots near and far, Washington didn't score for the final 5:35 of the period while shooting 2 of 22 (9.0 percent) from the field.
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Mike was the leading scorer on the Roadrunners, a kid who could shoot from near and far and almost as well with his left hand as his right.
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U.S. and Canadian officials are starting to consider a post-NAFTA agenda, with possible projects near and far: space cooperation, global trade reform, border modernization and regulatory streamlining.
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I took it as a good omen for the coming new year and convinced myself it symbolized that some exciting opportunities were coming in my near and far future.
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Using spinning lasers they scan a vehicle's surroundings and generate 33D images of objects near and far, allowing the software to analyze the results and pinpoint things to avoid.
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A surprisingly large number of massive stars have been spotted in regions across the universe, shedding new light on how galaxies near and far evolve, a new study shows.
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The world was watching Charlie's story and his parents' fight caught the attention of world leaders near and far, including UK Prime Minister Theresa May, who supported the hospital.
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Sure, there were villains -- looters and scurrilous business owners gouging victims for drinking water -- but the dominant storyline became the heroes near and far who answered calls to help.
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In attendance were chefs from near and far, from Lebanon, Israel, Spain, France, Poland, Germany and Britain, along with a great number of Turkish chefs, purveyors and food artisans.
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It was their anti-pasta stance in particular that drew journalists from near and far, but it also helped that they had connections to the fascist regime's news publications.
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But it was not the malice that Tadrint Washington dwelled on, or even the people who had come from near and far to rally for white control of America.
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So to all Americans in every city near and far, small and large, from mountain to mountain, from ocean to ocean, hear these words: You will never be ignored again.
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Help from near and far A flood of good Samaritans, ranging from the NFL's Tennessee Titans to strangers in Ohio, have rallied to help families of those killed and wounded.
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So to all Americans, in every city near and far, small and large, from mountain to mountain, from ocean to ocean, hear these words: You will never be ignored again.
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When my mother died two years ago, I was flooded by stories from near and far of how she showed up for someone in their darkest and most uncertain moments.
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They are mucking out flooded homes, removing moldy drywall and helping to organize the thousands of volunteers who have traveled from near and far to help rebuild these devastated communities.
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Accurate positioning and direction finding coupled with superior sensing and imaging, just like humans use their eyes to see things clearly both near and far, will become possible with 6G.
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Over the past week, people from near and far, good friends and acquaintances, college buddies, high school friends, and family recalled experiences and memories that they shared with this great guy.
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Whereas this wealth transfer once came in the form of inheritances and joint ventures, cryptocurrencies enable an almost instantaneous partners ship between the old and young and the near and far.
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Help from near and far The mammoth blaze has posed a colossal challenge to firefighters, Firefighters from as far east as Quebec and New Brunswick will join the battle this week.
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Eventually, as tends to happen when you reach a certain age, it seemed every update from near and far heralded a baby on board — work colleagues, former classmates, heck, even Beyoncé.
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So to all Americans, in every city near and far, small and large, from mountain to mountain, and from ocean to ocean, hear these words: You will never be ignored again.
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Growing up in a country that had no choice but to understand its armed conflict as an ongoing reality, reports of violence both near and far were commonplace during my childhood.
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LOS ANGELES —Traffic on the corner of Melrose and Fuller regularly comes to a halt here on any given Saturday, as shoppers from near and far dart across in designer sneakers.
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Its exhibition "America to Zanzibar: Muslim Cultures Near and Far" showcases the history, art and traditions of Muslims, with the belief that education will beat back ignorance and hate every time.
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The study's authors looked at three emissions scenarios — high, stable and falling — in both the near and far future in more than 2,100 "subbasins" or watersheds in the continental United States.
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Canada, Brazil, Cuba, the Bahamas, Nigeria – near and far, nations with less coastline and less resource promise are moving forward to reap the benefits of their offshore natural gas and oil resources.
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Inside, they've assembled exquisite furniture and objects from near and far, such as limited-edition brass mirrors from the Norwegian designer Falke Svatun and botanical prints by a local illustrator, Esra Roise.
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Since Lopez's retirement from regular tour play in 2002, the L.P.G.A. has looked near and far for someone with both the charisma and accomplishments to commandeer the spotlight in the United States.
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Women of color on what's at stake under Trump Near and far A crowd of people gathered near the US Embassy in Mexico City on Saturday, shutting down the street and holding signs.
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In such a vision, a hospital would resemble an air-traffic control tower, from which medical teams would monitor patients near and far to a standard until recently only possible in an ICU.
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DHL Africa eShop takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent, able to get goods to doorsteps near and far through its DHL Express shipping, tracking and courier service.
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It was the first Grand Slam singles match of Gauff's career, and it made quite an impression on those who watched from near and far, including Williams, a five-time Wimbledon singles champion.
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" -Thrillist "With online booking and payments, digital marketplaces like Swimply are aiming to connect pool owners near and far with those looking to go for a swim by leveraging the sharing economy business model.
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For nearly six decades, Jews from near and far — especially those of Egyptian and Syrian heritage — as well as gentiles who appreciate a good pistachio treat —have flocked to Mansoura Pastries on Kings Highway.
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The airline under the helm of CEO Juan Trippe was a leader in exporting America to the world with its iconic brand and style that dominated the aviation industry in locations near and far.
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From residents looking out their windows to dog walkers and a road sweeper stopping in their tracks, his pictures show people watching the march from near and far, some deeply moved by the occasion.
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" But it was her next comment that inspired ire from both near and far-flung corners of the internet: "Now I can say that I still haven't had an abortion, but I wish I had.
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Lacing up my running shoes at the crack of dawn every weekend, I was motivated — and even somewhat comforted — by the thought of other would-be marathoners near and far doing the exact same thing.
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By measuring the average-separation distance for galaxies near and far (and therefore of different ages, the farthest away being seen when they were youngest) it is therefore possible to track that expansion over time.
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Overlooking the beautiful Puerto de Barcelona with its exotic yachts from countries near and far, we gathered on February 27th after a day exploring at Mobile World Congress in celebration of British home-grown innovation.
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But this week's Republican convention has had the charged air of a Roman colosseum, a fraught and strange affair driven by gladiatorial cries, bear-pit politics and calls for retribution against enemies near and far.
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These are not abstract opinions, but are better understood as parts of who we are, distinctions that guide us through the world as surely as a sense of up and down or near and far.
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In the wake of the catastrophe, many were unsure of Sled Island's future; but three years later, the festival is healthier than ever, hosting a wildly varied array of acts from both near and far.
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Rain drops release many spores, but the flick of a finger can create a sinuous puff of dark brown smoke, potentially wafting the fungal spores into the lightest breeze and spreading puffballs near and far.
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It also was an act of social bonding, between those standing in line, their friends who had already eaten there, and their followers online, heart-tapping those poop-colored cones from screens near and far.
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The pair began bottling and selling water straight from the limestone aquifer, and soon earned the attention of whiskey snobs near and far looking to prove just who is the whiskey snobbiest of them all.
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In fact, with a small, simple telescope you can lay your eyes on plenty of objects in near and far space that you've probably only seen in books and documentaries—stars, moons, planets, and much more.
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Robert Birmelin's paintings and drawings of a world going haywire bring together all sorts of visual possibilities, including multiple focal points, compressed juxtapositions of near and far, clearly defined details beside blurred and partially transparent passages.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Fans from near and far got what they really really really wanted on Friday night when the ultimate 1990s girl band, the Spice Girls, opened their long awaited reunion tour at last in Dublin.
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"With the brave men and women risking their lives fighting this fire and the outpouring of support from communities near and far, we know we are on a path to healing and rebuilding," the company said.
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That's not even counting the more than 1,85033 personnel from out-of-state reported by NCDPS, as well as hundreds of local police officers, firefighters, EMS crew members, as well as volunteers from near and far.
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With giant screens broadcasting all the action near and far, America's Cup Village at the Royal Naval Dockyard will provide official viewing as the swiftest, most high-tech boats at sea tack around the nearby buoys.
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With increased cases of coronavirus being reported in countries near and far from China including South Korea, Italy, and Iran, numerous routes around the world are being cut to prevent the further spread of the disease.
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A shooting while on patrol in 1986 left McDonald quadriplegic, but he outlasted expert prognosis and dedicated his years to spreading a message of hope and courage to children, cops and violence-worn communities near and far.
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He got down on one knee after a full day of celebrating both of their birthdays (they share the same birthday week) alongside friends and family members, who traveled from near and far for the "surprise" proposal.
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The ambient sound field is dominated by the sound of earthquakes, both near and far, as well as distinct moans of baleen whales, and the clamor of a category 4 typhoon that just happened to pass overhead.
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This summer, she opened an eclectic shop in the village with clothing and home goods from near and far, like soap from the local Buck Brook Alpacas farm and New Orleans artist Chris Roberts-Antieaus's framed tapestries.
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A White House statement after the phone call said the two leaders "agreed that North Korea poses a grave and growing direct threat to the United States, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and other countries near and far".
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While the elites in the United States and Europe are currently swooning and pearl clutching, sputtering about how Trump is ruining relationships with allies near and far, this is all really about creating true alliances and true friendships.
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Another option in cataract surgery for those hoping to get rid of the glasses altogether is the use of multifocal lenses, which focus each eye for both near and far viewing, something like the progressive lenses in eyeglasses.
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People travel from near and far to lounge on these shores, to swim in these waters, perhaps to break up the day with a plate of fresh fish, still briny from the sea and shiny with olive oil.
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AMERICA TO ZANZIBAR: MUSLIM CULTURES NEAR AND FAR (continuing) You have to look hard for positive representations of the Muslim world in popular culture, and even harder for a way to make it accessible to the youngest Americans.
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After taking our 29Rooms Expand Your Reality show on the road and sharing the one-of-a-kind experience with vibrant communities near and far, we're excited to announce that Refinery29 is bringing 29Rooms back to Los Angeles.
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However, the last thing Israel needs is to create another major security problem that will contribute to regional instability, occupy the Israel Defense Forces' (IDF) energy and resources, and undermine vital security coordination with neighbors near and far.
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While this challenge is especially relevant for automakers, when evaluating GM on this framework, we believe it is one of the best players in our coverage in balancing the 'near' and 'far,' offering a compelling narrative on both fronts.
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From the crowds of well-wishers lining the streets of Windsor to friends and family members who traveled near and far to ring in their nuptials, Meghan and Harry were surrounded by lots of love on their big day.
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Since we launched in December we've heard from parents around the country that Messenger Kids has helped them stay in touch with their children and has enabled their children to stay in touch with family members near and far.
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But there were two arrivals that perplexed many from near and far: Cressida Bonas, a 29-year-old English actress and model, and Chelsy Davy, the 32-year-old jewelry designer and daughter of the Zimbabwe billionaire Charles Davy.
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Our coverage included descriptions of the crowds who waited to see the couple on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, tales of royal weddings that did not go smoothly and a look at the myriad gifts from near and far.
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"To all the Australians near and far who sent me their love and support, you all gave me hope and put smile on my face while going through some terrible times," Bhumchu said in a statement shared by CFF.
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Since then, Call of Duty had two proper Modern Warfare sequels, games about wars in the near and far future, games about the Cold War, games about space war, games about a collapsed America, and a trip back to WWII.
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In other words, the difference in the black hole's gravitational pull on the near and far sides of the star, along with the inertial pull as the star swings around the black hole, stretches the star out into a stream.
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And back home in Oaxaca, the company is actively promoting its strategies and resources in an open-source format, inviting palenques near and far to come and learn about environmentally-friendly practices that be applied at each step of mezcal production.
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No. GAS is always concerned with the juxtaposition of gloom and optimism, heavy and light, harmony and discord, near and far... One last question for you: as a passionate name finder, what comes to mind when you think about GAS' music?
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Across the flood zone, the water's victims have endured the first two weeks of dislocation with the help of Samaritans of all cloths — family members, friends, co-workers, volunteers from near and far, and an array of faith-based groups.
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Before volunteering for the war in 473, Father Washington had last served at St. Stephen's church in Kearny, N.J., and each year, a Mass is celebrated in honor of him and the other chaplains, attracting veterans from near and far.
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"There are still more relatives of the victims, both near and far, that have hopes of finding their lost loved ones," said Colonel Khemmarin Hassini, deputy police commander in Takua Pa district, one of the areas hardest hit by the tsunami.
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And as you'd expect from a device that costs $400 (the same as a HomePod), the Home Speaker 5.13 comes with eight mics sporting near and far-field mic technology to help the speaker hear you even when your music is blaring.
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It would turn out to be a memorable night for Joel, as he was honored by family and friends, both near and far, to ring in his milestone birthday at the famed venue he's been playing a monthly residency at since January 2014.
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As soon as the "Holy Fire" symbolising the Resurrection is kindled in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, usually on Saturday afternoon, the flames (or rather lanterns kindled from the flame) are swiftly transported to Orthodox communities near and far.
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This past weekend, downtown Reykjavik's usual drunken revelers and befuddled, troll-clutching tourists were joined by quite a different mass of debauched souls—the longhaired, leather-clad devotees who'd come from near and far to immerse themselves in Iceland's potent black metal underground.
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Today, the Civil Reserve Air Fleet is comprised of more than 85033 mostly wide-body aircraft that allow for the transportation of thousands of troops and tons of cargo to destinations near and far at a moment's notice during times of crisis.
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With their fellow musicians, Nathan Ellman-Bell (drums and percussion), Andrew Gutauskas (winds and brass), Eli Zoller (bass, mandolin, guitar) and Natalie Tenenbaum, they played jet-propelled, humorous mash-ups of songs from near and far in an accelerated jug band style.
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The trio—which is comprised of members of Black Magic, Gouge, Black Viper, Mion's Hill, and more—formed in 2009, and had steadily chugged along in the Norwegian underground, hooking fans near and far with their thoroughly satisfying, wild-eyed black/thrash.
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Trump and Abe during a call on Sunday agreed that North Korea "poses a grave and growing direct threat to the United States, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and other countries near and far," according to a readout from the White House.
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Trump and Abe during a call on Sunday agreed that North Korea "poses a grave and growing direct threat to the United States, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and other countries near and far," according to a readout from the White House.
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" She explained the inspiration for the look, saying during the red carpet: "My hope is that this movement will now reach the grass roots, the small towns, the villages near and far, where women have been silenced, without resources, in the face of gender disparity.
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Despite being ranked 113th in putting average on the LPGA Tour, Ciganda was red-hot with the flatstick, sinking putts from near and far while her rivals failed to get to grips with hard-packed greens that refused to soak up Sunday's incessant rain.
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Kossola did not necessarily possess greater knowledge or insight or wisdom about slavery or the slave trade than those who died before him, but Hurston was drawn to him because he was known near and far as the last living survivor of the Clotilda.
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If an explicitly illegal product such as heroin cannot be kept off the streets and out of prisons, city and state officials in New York and elsewhere will be powerless to stop a wave of vaping favorites from flowing in from jurisdictions near and far.
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This one, by Beau Willimon, the creator of "House of Cards," recalls sources both near and far, including Anthony Giardina's "The City of Conversation," Christopher Hampton's "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" and Henry Becque's "La Parisienne," the 1885 French play from which Mr. Willimon draws his title.
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Leon Teague, 18, who has been charged with one felony count of animal torture and one misdemeanor count of depicting animal cruelty, according to The Washington Post, posted a video of the act on Facebook, which outraged people near and far — and eventually helped track Teague down.
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I think Eisha would have smiled to see her great-granddaughter — despite the drones hovering above, despite the warships lined up on the horizon, despite the constant provocations of political leaders near and far — shout through a car window at a slice of pizza, thinking of a silly cartoon.
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Here the city contains its multitudes: It's a place rich with living history and lousy with self-centered 26-year-olds; a gentrified husk of its former self and yet still the promised land for countless newcomers from near and far; lonely and cacophonous, utterly predictable and endlessly surprising.
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This letter — a response to the exhibition Vision Valley (originally titled "Vision Valley: The Glendale Biennial") curated by the Pit and on view at the Brand Library Art Galleries — has been circulating for one day among cultural workers in Glendale and neighboring communities, and among their allies near and far.
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"Since we launched in December we've heard from parents around the country that Messenger Kids has helped them stay in touch with their children and has enabled their children to stay in touch with family members near and far," Facebook said in a statement to WIRED in response to the letter.
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Dom Whipple—the notorious corporate raider, the scourge of boardrooms near and far, the layoff king—had traded his entire fortune for a one-way ticket to a distant planet, and even guys like Lenny Westerfeld, a man he had once blackmailed into an early retirement, had come to bid Dom farewell.
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Aside from these zines, other campaigns include the FreedomHKG newspaper advertisements, the #eye4HK hashtag which flooded social media feeds with people covering one eye in solidarity with a young protestor who was shot in her eye (see Ai Weiwei's Instagram feed), and an explainer of ways to support Hong Kong from near and far.
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Created in collaboration with designers near and far, the 10 new pieces feature various nods to flora: Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka's Blossom vase, handcrafted from thick Murano glass, twists up like a tree root, while the Bulbo chair by the Brazil-based Campana Brothers envelops the sitter in a cluster of oversize yellow leather petals.
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"Hundreds of neo-Nazis and white supremacists traveled from near and far to descend upon the college town of Charlottesville, Virginia, in order to terrorize its residents, commit acts of violence, and use the town as a backdrop to showcase for the media and the nation a neo-nationalist agenda," the complaint, filed October 2017, states.
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Saint Julivert, on the same block as La Vara, is not technically Spanish: the seafood-centric menu is "inspired by ports of call near and far," according to the restaurant's Web site, and the interior of the narrow space, a former coffee shop, brings to mind a chic fishmonger's shop or a European ferry-terminal café.
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Unlike in America, where tuberculosis sanatoriums functioned more like hospitals than lifestyle colonies, the bosky outreaches of central Europe served as a sort of mystical destination where people from kingdoms near and far could live temporarily apart from reality — intermingling, arguing, falling in love — even as the security and sovereignty of the world around them remained imperiled.
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All that changed Sunday with a 219-503 vanquishing of the doughty, upstart Titans, an outcome that not only liberated Chiefs fans near and far from Kansas City but solidified the ascension of quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 250, who became the first of the A.F.C.'s cadre of new generation quarterbacks to play his way into a Super Bowl.
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Francis, perhaps, who lay in sister snowBefore the wealthy gate Freezing and praising, might have seen in thisNo trifle, but a shade of bliss — That land of tolerable flowers, that state As near and far as grassWhere eyes become the sunlight, and the handIs worthy of water: the dreamt land Toward which all hungers leap, all pleasures pass.
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Completed between 2003 and 2016, and inspired — if that is the right word – by the boisterous crowds of Occupy Wall Street, by protesters confronting rows of police bedecked in riot gear, and by everyday weirdness, Birmelin's paintings and drawings of a world going haywire bring together all sorts of visual possibilities, including multiple focal points, compressed juxtapositions of near and far, clearly defined details beside blurred and partially transparent passages.
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Tickets are limited, but additional seats often become available for shows that appear to be sold out online; families can be placed on a wait list by calling the box office.) LAUREL GRAEBER 'America to Zanzibar: Muslim Cultures Near and Far' (continuing) You have to look hard for positive representations of the Muslim world in popular culture, and even harder for a way to make it accessible to the youngest Americans.
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Alongside her longtime Creative Director Gil Duldulao, Jackson, 51, will begin to review social media audition submissions from around the globe on Thursday, and will open the doors for dancers from near and far on April 23 at Starwest Studios in Burbank, CA. "Jan and I pay attention to what's happening on social media and we see great dancers with raw talent all the time," Duldulao said of some qualifications in a press release.
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That's Why There's #BestCarcass Astronomy Photos of Jupiter From NASA Spacecraft, Both Near and Far A Mysterious Flash From a Faraway Galaxy Ancient Bits of Rock Help Solve an Asteroid Mystery The Path of Inquiry: How Researchers Answer Scientific Questions In Poland's Crooked Forest, a Mystery With No Straight Answer A Dolphin's Recipe for Octopus Unmasking the Fearsome Face of a Tyrannosaur A Search for Clues to What Causes Whale Strandings The Art of the Fang
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" To get a better handle on his new career, Willerer is already soliciting advice near and far about his transition into venture capital, and he suggests the best advice he has received is to "talk with a lot of people, get as smart as I can, try to be very methodical about evaluating companies and products and markets, then rely on my partners — who've been doing this much longer than I have — to give good feedback on what I'm looking at doing.
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Still, for anyone who doubts the ability of fashion to affect perception, I give you the Met Gala — perhaps the best people-watching event of the year, get the popcorn now — as Exhibit A. Officially the opening benefit for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's big Costume Institute show, the event, which takes place tonight, is the ultimate fashion-meets-Wall-Street-meets-Hollywood moment, where power brokers from near and far convene and attempt to outdo one another in the stakes of wearable art.
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