Another six brands are currently papering contracts with the firm.
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Well, I guess toilet papering houses isn't a thing anymore?
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Papering all of that over with a what, me worry?
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There was no papering over flaws with research and interviews.
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But these sports successes are papering over some deeper problems.
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There was no papering over the cracks after the Georgia disappointment.
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This doesn't mean accommodating or papering over hateful policies and speech.
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John Malone is papering over the challenges facing his television-shopping businesses.
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"Mom probably didn't even know we were papering things over," Mr. Conley said.
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The Nazi propaganda machine is at full tilt, papering over its crimes, its hate.
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But the White House has a way of calming -- or papering over — internecine grievances.
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Still, for Moscow and Beijing, their alliance appears well worth papering over the cracks.
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Yet in a crowded 2020 primary field, papering over disagreements isn't in everyone's interests.
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Two of the most widely known papering services are Audience Extras and Play by Play.
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If it weren't for the promotional posters papering Manhattan, I would have entirely forgotten it existed.
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But even here his goal was to capitalize on divisions rather than to try papering over them.
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"Wrapping game strong," she writes on a Stories post showing off her masterful papering and taping skills.
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But her priority as party leader is papering over disagreements and keeping divisive issues off the agenda.
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Just as winning has a way of papering over internal divisions, losing has a way of exacerbating them.
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Ruins are scattered throughout the show, and Al-Hadid delicately exhumes old sources without papering over their fractures.
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But papering over the racial origins of the political branches' sweeping immigration authority can do only so much.
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Some Cuban artists feel the Havana Biennial itself is a facade papering over simmering tensions between them and authorities.
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Say this about Buffalo fans, though—they do a good job of papering over their sadness with pure hedonism.
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Of course, in papering over labor issues Ms. Monopoly is playing into the long-term history of the game.
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He aims to paint liberal democracy as nothing but an empty slogan papering over zero-sum contests for power.
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" Mr. Trump suggested papering over the dispute in public comments: "We should both say, 'We will work it out.
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One way negotiators managed this was by leaving the rules vague, and papering over their differences with ambiguous language.
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Activist are now papering White House advisor Steven Miller&aposs neighborhood in DC with wanted posters bearing Miller&aposs image.
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But it is not merely a case of a temporary burst of patriotic fervor papering over the cracks in society.
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Ryan's read of the meeting was exceedingly positive, papering over the very real divisions that exist within the Republican caucus.
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The G7 industrial powers pledged on Friday to seek strong global growth, while papering over differences on currencies and stimulus policies.
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"What we're seeing now ... canceling shows, publicly condemning these acts — it's papering over a much more deceitful and rotten infrastructure," she said.
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According to a probable cause affidavit obtained by the outlet, she allegedly admitted to toilet-papering the yard and writing the letter.
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If it means papering over injustices or ignoring racism, a lot of people won't accept that — and I'd argue they shouldn't. Sure.
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He fought to preserve his father's legacy and territorial claims, attributing his own discoveries to Columbus and papering over his father's excesses.
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But when it comes to papering over the problems it's created, it's happy taking a page out of a well-worn corporate playbook.
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It included the papering over of the Jamal Khashoggi murder, disregard of the court-ordered end to family separations, and on and on.
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The tax reform veneer is thinly papering over all the major GOP divisions on other issues, like government spending and the debt ceiling.
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Rather than compounding our fiscal challenges by papering over them with even more borrowing and spending, the federal government should rethink U.S. grand strategy.
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They're publishing shallow op-eds aimed at papering over the real fears of Americans that literally anyone can tear down with a moment's thought.
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Volunteers are busy papering the outdoors with flyers and distributing disinfected cards to neighbors to make sure everyone knows these free services are available.
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Her fight has included papering the town with anti-solar yard signs, a sideline job that has given her a higher profile in town.
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) says GOP leaders are "papering over the vote deficit" they are facing in trying to pass their ObamaCare replacement bill.
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"It is proving hard work papering over a suite of rather less supportive data being digested by the market," said analysts at JBC Energy in Vienna.
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It would be simplistic, however, to say the design of social media is the sole culprit, because they are papering over an even deeper design problem.
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By making this manifest, by printing so many copies and papering the streets with it—it's being the change you want to see in the world.
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After the German elections in September of this year, we have to start reforming the union — not by papering over the cracks, but with deep reforms.
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This papering over of widely divergent positions reflects the euro zone's collective failure to agree on an economic policy — which the IMF cannot do for them.
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I couldn't help but imagine Ai's wallpapers — all of them — papering the bathrooms and hallways of the über-wealthy, infiltrating those dens of exclusivity like Trojan horses.
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But the U.S. official and two others who also declined to be named, noted other huge obstacles to stabilizing Syria they said the administration was papering over.
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Some notable Republicans are even papering over concerns, crossing red lines they once set for themselves in the name of getting something -- anything -- across the finish line.
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However, both the show and Amoruso have been criticized for papering over the aspects of her story that led to the company's multiple legal battles and eventual bankruptcy.
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In the two weeks since I first experienced Rosler's exhibit, headlines like the ones papering the New Foundation Gallery appear with the same frequency as they did before.
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The president has also fulfilled two longstanding if often elusive goals of his party: He has largely transcended the traditional moderate-versus-liberal split, papering over internal divisions.
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The fellowship that the American team sought to create by papering its team room with inspirational sayings like "Leave your egos at the door" didn't take this time.
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"There was a picture on the front page of The National Enquirer, which does have credibility," he said, papering over the cozy relationship he has with the tabloid's chief executive.
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The prosecutor's so-called "papering" of Persky comes days after several potential jurors told the judge they couldn't serve on a jury in his courtroom because of the Turner sentence.
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The congressional Republican strategy for the next six months will most likely be a variation of the old Muhammad Ali rope-a-dope, papering over the schisms within the party.
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Whatever hopes that other leaders had of pacifying Mr. Trump and papering over their widening differences on trade, security and the world order vanished in a flurry of harsh recriminations.
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The New New World With anger rising over the response to the coronavirus outbreak, even some with ties to China's leaders have called for acknowledging divisions, not papering them over.
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Ms. Johnson said she was aware of some backlash to the Super Bowl advertisement, with critics calling it a political play aimed at papering over Mr. Trump's record on race.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: Callin' it like we see it, accepting facts as they are, not papering over them, and working every day to improve America's position in the world.
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The Cool Whip acts as a masking agent, evening out the cottage cheese's lumpy texture and papering over that grody saltiness; it is more soothing than any gelato I've ever had.
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Sources say the two sides have an agreement in principle, but were still papering the deal late last night — apparently Pandora didn't want to wait before it announced the new service.
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I've long been skeptical, given how accustomed the left has become to dismissing Clinton scandals as small beer and papering over the larger Libya fiasco amid snickers at the right's Benghazi obsessions.
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From a product standpoint, the event will be remembered for Google's media blitzkrieg, papering the whole of Las Vegas with Assistant ads to rival the likes of Celine Dion and David Copperfield.
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Lawyers representing more than 2628,28503 family members of 22019/11 victims accused Saudi Arabia of papering over the kingdom's support for extremism on Friday, as Riyadh extends its outreach to Capitol Hill.
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But that is what Clare Waight Keller, creative director of Chloé, did, quoting Anne-France Dautheville on her invitation and papering her mood board with photographs of the adventurer on a bike.
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Frustrated by the educational demands of both church and state, the boys indulge in minor acts of rebellion: toilet-papering a neighbor's house, swearing in gym class, playing war in the woods.
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As cracks show in China's veneer of stability, even some with ties to the party leadership are calling for those in power to shine light on divisions rather than papering them over.
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Dani's family, which asked that she not be identified by her full name because of concerns about her privacy and mental condition, called the police and began papering streetlights with "Missing" posters.
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The benefit was clear: As long as they directed fire at a common enemy, they could continue to maintain the fiction that their coalition was unified, papering over the growing contradictions and disappointments.
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To the extent that this hail-and-farewell ending strikes any serious bum notes, it's in papering over how important Jackson and Wilson's characters were to the show and to what it stood for.
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N'Guessan's FPI argues, however, that economic expansion is simply papering over cracks left over from the crisis years, and that without a strong counterweight to Ouattara's power there can be no long-term stability.
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Her dark, erotic, sometimes violent pastels, hung in scroll-like strips papering the booth, are an excellent introduction to this painter, who has also illustrated the work of the Norwegian uber-writer Karl Ove Knausgaard.
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OPEC: OPEC nations on Monday agreed to maintain their production cuts until early next year, papering over their differences to continue an effort that analysts say is propping up prices while demand for oil weakens.
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In recent days, students have demonstrated on campus, papering walls with posters of support for Ford and holding a sit-in protest in the law school hallway over the nomination and the handling of Ford's allegations.
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It mirrors a dilemma facing politicians in other European countries such as Germany and Denmark where mainstream parties have faced a choice between papering over left-right animosity or giving populist parties a taste of power.
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Then, Trump used the issue to hammer home his theme -- that his Democratic foe was corrupt, a liar and unfit for office -- in the process papering over his own character liabilities and drowning out her attacks.
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So would it be better than the system that we have now or when you have no say, maybe, but it might simply be papering over the underlying and growing kind of technical inequities that are happening.
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The change of identity came in a slick branding ceremony as the Canadian-developed passenger jet performed a flypast in searing heat over Airbus's Toulouse facilities, with executives papering over past differences over prospects for the jet.
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Mr. Klayman has described himself as a conservative Ralph Nader, but during Bill Clinton's presidency, he often behaved more like a self-appointed Kenneth W. Starr, papering Washington with subpoenas related to every would-be Clinton scandal.
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Bundesbank board member Andreas Dombret, who oversees regulatory issues for the German central bank, was talking about the changes sparked by Brexit requiring hundreds of thousands of contracts to be re-written - a process known as "re-papering".
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VIENNA — OPEC nations on Monday agreed to continue their production cuts until early next year, papering over their differences in order to continue an effort that analysts say is propping up prices while demand for oil is weakening.
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Aware that cultural issues unite the GOP base while economic issues divide it, Fox and its cohorts fan the culture war flames while papering over — and often actively misleading about — the nature of the concrete Republican policy agenda.
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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and France's Emmanuel Macron agreed on Saturday on the need for more European defense spending, papering over an earlier Trump tweet that had described Macron's call for a European army as "very insulting".
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"This could be a turning point but it will be papered over by the leaderships in the way that it always is - but papering over bigger and bigger cracks now so the paper is thinner and thinner," Kendall said.
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"This could be a turning point but it will be papered over by the leaderships in the way that it always is - but papering over bigger and bigger cracks now so the paper is thinner and thinner," Kendall said.
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Then, to try to restore its authority while at the same time papering over the embarrassment of the French intervention, the royal family redoubled its historic reliance on the kingdom's puritanical religious establishment as the source of its legitimacy.
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Such repetition, combined with the extended "aaands" before many of his observations, are signs of someone who has little to say, who comes up with new verbiage only in sputters, and who has rickety strategies for papering it over.
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That reality has some Democrats on Capitol Hill fretting that the rising anti-Trump fervor is putting the party at risk of papering over the same problems with voters in rural and exurban America they woke up with on November 9.
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Analysts saw the promise at the time as a way of papering over divisions within the Conservative Party and of reducing the electoral threat to it from the right-wing populist U.K. Independence Party, which campaigned for a British exit.
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And then, as it unleashed a take-no-prisoners publicity campaign, with ads for the cookies papering subway stations, glowing on television screens, hanging from the rafters of Rome's main train station, they brought Nutella Biscuits home to Italy in November.
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As the two leaders wrapped up a Florida summit overshadowed by U.S. missile strikes in Syria overnight, Xi joined Trump in stressing the positive mood of the meetings while papering over deep differences that have caused friction between the world's two biggest economies.
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The night before Halloween, known as Mischief Night (or, depending where you live, Devil's Night, Gate Night, or Cabbage Night) is generally associated with pranks of an exceedingly childish nature: toilet-papering homes, playing ding-dong-ditch, and egging people's property, for example.
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Watching demand for the industrial metal will become key in the second half to assess whether China is indeed successfully managing the fallout from the trade dispute with the United States, or whether stimulus measures are just papering over ever widening cracks.
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Fear exists that the diplomatic language emanating from the Taliban's savvy political operatives in Doha is papering over the brutal realities and forces on the ground, who will never be satisfied with partial control and women's open exercise of their fundamental rights.
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In many respects, Mr. Ryan, the House speaker, delivered the classic speech of a major party nominee: papering over the nastiness of the primary, providing a positive vision of governing, and giving the party's disparate factions a narrative they could all get behind.
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This elegant port city where half of all slaves disembarked and the Civil War began soon assumed a mantle of racial healing, although some in the community found the good feelings a superficial papering over of inequities in education, law enforcement and poverty.
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"It demonstrates a recognition that papering over sexual harassment and assault is a form of corporate corruption that is within the scope of regulators' jurisdiction," said Emily Martin, the vice president for education and workplace justice at the National Women's Law Center.
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As the two leaders wrapped up a Florida summit overshadowed by U.S. missile strikes in Syria overnight, Xi joined Trump in stressing the positive mood of the meetings and at the same time papering over deep differences that have caused friction between the world's two biggest economies.
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"For the banks, once they start re-papering it is the point-of-no-return and that will happen in the first half of next year maybe even in the first quarter of next year," Dombret said at conference organised by banking trade association, UK Finance.
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No unity or kumbaya for her — Clinton is making it very clear to all her supporters that she does not have a particularly high opinion of her old rival, and that she has no intention of papering over her differences with him from the 2016 primary.
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And as the apparatus of their power gets exposed, these attention-hogging adtech giants are making a dumb show of papering over the myriad ways their platforms pound on people and societies — offering paper-thin promises to 'do better next time — when 'better' is not even close to being enough.
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Most happily, the movie (written by Christina Hodson) proves disarmingly witty, working "The Breakfast Club" into its shtick, referencing the Cold War not long before the Berlin Wall comes tumbling down and indulging in teen hijinks -- like toilet-papering a house -- that Bumblebee embraces with a little too much gusto.
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Indeed, when the city last month settled three separate cases brought by Muslims who said that removing their hijabs for photos violated their religious rights, it had the effect of papering over important nuances in the department's ongoing treatment of arrestees while staying silent on whether the policy would be altered.
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The Warriors were pressing a little too hard to keep the streak alive—starters repeatedly playing extended minutes to save games that they otherwise might have conceded in the interest of health, and papering over problems with Curry's brilliance instead of building the winning habits that they will need come playoff time.
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And leaving aside the genuine problem of papering walls with small and intricate spasms of conceptual thought, were not the super-rich, being dumb and literal-minded for the most part, also inclined to want to see the world mirrored back at them, too, that world into which they had bought so magnificently?
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Maybe it's the faded dollar bills papering the bar, or the mannequin dressed as a mermaid hanging over the entrance, or the sheer miracle that this hundred-year-old, nondescript building is even still standing in a city where such places are either merrily bulldozed or trussed up with reclaimed wood and a rebrand.
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Bradley Sowell and J'Marcus Webb are optimal tackle solutions only if you're looking to re-live the Kwame Harris Lowlights video in HD. Biggest remaining holes: Offensive line, offensive line, and offensive line The Seahawks have spent the past two years papering over holes on the line; now, without Okung, their entire line is actually a hole.
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Then again I was between the ages of 16 and 21, a time that seems stressful until real life careens into your bank account and your mind, indelibly leaving its cracks or at least precariously papering over them with overdraft notices, adverts for new housemates and notebooks scrawled with handwritten intentions that life won't always be this way.
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Now, almost all of those people ended up then being cast on the next season of Bachelor in Paradise … and instead of papering over [the fact that] these things that happened, the show really leaned into it and actually used the fact that this one guy, Blake, had hooked up with several women in very quick succession, against Blake on the show.
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"Today, when it became clear Donald Trump would receive an award after decades of celebrating mass incarceration, pushing the death penalty for innocent Black Americans, rolling back police accountability measures and racist behavior that puts people's lives at risk, and then learned all but ten Benedict students are excluded from participating, I cannot in good faith be complicit in papering over his record," Harris said.
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"When it became clear Donald Trump would receive an award after decades of celebrating mass incarceration, pushing the death penalty for innocent Black Americans, rolling back police accountability measures and racist behavior that puts people's lives at risk, and then learned all but ten Benedict students are excluded from participating, I cannot in good faith be complicit in papering over his record," Harris said in a statement Friday.
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It's what you have when you voted to drain the swamp but elected a contender for the most corrupt administration in history; when you're the balanced-budget free-trade party papering over the economic holes from your tariffs with a $12 billion giveaway; when the family values party has to explain the payoff to this mistress during the marriage to wife number three; when email protocol outrage nets you the president with the unsecured cell phone; when President Deals gives North Korea's chief bellhop what he wants and gets ashes in return.
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