And we've just recently pieced together so much of it.
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In the video, images and actual video are pieced together.
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I pieced together what I had and it's slowly grown.
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Investigators pieced together a family tree, which led them to Bentaas.
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More heroes came to light as investigators pieced together the incident.
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Tomorrow, we may finally see all of that data pieced together.
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But the picture pieced together from far away is much bleaker.
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Authorities said video footage of the incident is being pieced together.
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Brick by brick, I pieced together a physical façade of health.
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Others had to be pieced together like a sharp-edged jigsaw.
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Our reporters pieced together the layers upon layers of her story.
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Some of the lenders can be pieced together through public records.
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We pieced together the scraps of our identities in those conversations.
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What happened in between she pieced together primarily from news reports.
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It was pieced together from things discarded, inherited, and outright stolen.
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The second one, while more carefully pieced together, was also blocked.
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They collectively pieced together Woo's story which had largely been a mystery.
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Parts of different photos can be pieced together like a Picasso portrait.
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Odd images, drawn from fragmented memories and pieced together under unspeakable pressure.
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One member pieced together paper collage trees, which she shared with us.
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As the years went by, she pieced together a small media empire.
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Her heart sank as she pieced together the possibilities in her head.
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Her heart sank as she pieced together the possibilities in her head.
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But it's also the words, how they're pieced together, how they flow.
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Her elaborate twist, done by hairstylist Castillo, was pieced together with gold hoops.
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The evidence was pieced together from a debris field of 75 square miles.
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Eversource has pieced together a final route for the line despite local holdouts.
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Some chapters are pieced together from her notes, and are marked with disclaimers.
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Other chapters were pieced together from her notes, and are marked with disclaimers.
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They were pieced together from the notes of aides listening to the calls.
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Peter Bergmann's last days were pieced together by trawling through Sligo's CCTV network.
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So he pieced together two lenses, cut in half, in a single frame.
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What I had pieced together is that Walter had acted on his impulses.
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I pieced together enough work (and ate enough ramen) to survive the lean times.
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The officer questioned Quigley and some nearby witnesses and quickly pieced together what happened.
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This album is definitely an exaggeration of how incomplete and pieced together TLOP is.
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Eventually, she pieced together just enough English to write a letter pleading for help.
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In such cases, experts say, the environmental and circumstantial components can be pieced together.
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Dave Haywood: This whole record has been pieced together from a couple writing trips.
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The column was pieced together from several fragments that were found on the site.
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The Times pieced together images that help show the enormous scale of the protest.
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Loznitsa pieced together the film from footage of a Stalinist show trial from 1930.
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Based on these results, the researchers pieced together a biography of the boy's brain.
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Reuters also pieced together footage of the raid posted on social media, which witnesses verified.
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This looks like a timelapse pieced together from images taken by satellites, but it's not.
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Over 100 hours of footage were restored and pieced together into a two-hour film.
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All of that was recorded and pieced together in the dossier that Buzzfeed eventually published.
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You've pieced together how the events of Robert's Rebellion changed the Westerosi political landscape forever.
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Over the next three days, using epoxy glue and plaster, he pieced together two warriors.
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Much like the Martin case, Sunday's shooting can be partially pieced together through 911 calls.
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So I grabbed a laptop, poked around on Google, and pieced together an astonishing story.
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The U.S. researchers pieced together more than 53 scanned segments of the En-Gedi scroll.
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"Shoutout" and "No Bells," two of those early hits, were borderline hypnotic when pieced together.
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Tina Jordan has pieced together a terrific account of the case from The Times's archive.
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But in mastering these specific tasks, they also learned about how language is pieced together.
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After a segment is pieced together, Eichner watches it with people from Funny or Die.
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His is a life story still being pieced together, one still life at a time.
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It took five years, but eventually Edwards pieced together the data that proved massive lead exposure.
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His painstaking diaristic reconstructions of printed, hand-cut contact sheets pieced together have a humbling effect.
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Here they are pieced together in 'poetic visual puzzles' to create 3D tableaux of daily life.
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It took more digging to determine the circumstances, but eventually the story could be pieced together.
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Pieces of the story are still trickling out but, so far, here's what we've pieced together.
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") to, recently, inspirational montages pieced together from her speaking engagements ("Do you feel like giving up?
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Here is what I pieced together from studying the pages chronicling The Misfits' high school years.
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Bits of the story on the church's military role can be pieced together from news bulletins.
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"…so did I," Christian says, eyebrows tensing as if something is about to be pieced together.
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Fractal Rock was pieced together by cutting up the miniature 3D model into several individual pieces.
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The Marlins pieced together three singles to score their only run against Syndergaard in the second.
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Fans pieced together the details and quickly figured out that she was talking about Hardwick, 46.
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Three other pitchers pieced together the rest of the game, none facing more than 14 hitters.
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Frisch laid out the time line they had pieced together, what the hospital's report had concluded.
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Projected on the wall behind him was a sparsely populated crossword puzzle, slowly being pieced together.
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The handset was pieced together from components that included a chip used in Samsung DVD players.
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They've seized the hardware of the people operating them and pieced together a lot from there.
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The evidence Lee-Wood and his colleagues slowly pieced together, however, seemed to tell another story.
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Only later would the story be pieced together: Two small drones flying over the event had exploded.
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Despont's installation recreates this harmonious energy through a physical experience, augmented by simple geometry perfectly pieced together.
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But yes, all from fragments that are slowly pieced together, until they finally become a complete whole.
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An abridged version of Fisher's childhood could be pieced together through a series of tabloid front pages.
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Here is the full transcript of the conversation — pieced together from Kim's multiple snaps — courtesy of E!
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Same principle behind the machine these researchers pieced together—though theirs spins much faster, at 30,000 rpm.
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That's because so far, the first 25G phones are all a bit of a pieced-together affair.
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FINN: Police tell Fox News, they pieced together a timeline of the day that Mollie went missing.
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Mr. Reeve and members of his firm painstakingly pieced together the puzzle and filled in the cracks.
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But the periods of unemployment were never longer than six months and he pieced together a career.
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Saudi Arabia, a young country pieced together only in the 1930s, has built its legitimacy on religion.
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I saw episodes out of order and pieced together the histories and relationships and dynamics over time.
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He was in London at the time of the fire, but his brother pieced together what happened.
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Our reporters pieced together a possible explanation, involving a foot doctor whose landlord was Mr. Trump's father.
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There's also an option to tile your images onto multiple prints for a larger, pieced-together image.
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The design was pieced together from research about the era, as well as her writings and letters.
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Washington pieced together a 256-269 run to seize a 260-85 lead in the third quarter.
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This account was pieced together through interviews, Florida public records, long-forgotten news stories and press releases.
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Lead investigator Arnaud told the court he had pieced together how the murder was planned and executed.
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Police were stymied about the identity of Bonnie until DeAngelo was caught and investigators pieced together his history.
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Hugh Jackman pieced together a custom puzzle of a photo of him and his wife, Deborra-Lee Furness.
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Prada said, "so we just took them out" — pieced together through the aesthetic perspective of a different lens.
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The exhibition is pieced together from the organizers' unfettered acceptance of corporate culture, branding, product placement, and spectacle.
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This image of global lightning activity was pieced together from years of data collected by Earth observing satellites.
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The ad mimics the effect of physical photographs being cut apart and then getting pieced together with tape.
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This video from NASA pieced together rapid fire images taken from Cassini during its first Grand Finale dive.
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All of these technologies pieced together push us closer towards an all-screen phone with fewer design compromises.
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Reuters pieced together more details about the discussions and how lawmakers and the media were brought into line.
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But after about two hours, Sosinski spotted the broken handle on the cooler and pieced together what happened.
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Combatting the myth of affluence, researchers have pieced together data showing a vulnerability to poverty for LGBT people.
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Congressional investigators have painstakingly pieced together evidence that shows the Clinton research project had extensive contact with Russians.
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Each song represents a different place, whose identity is pieced together through a combination of observation and memory.
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After writing journalists and historians in Cologne, Smoyer had pieced together her identity and her final resting place.
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The wholly partisan tax reform bill pieced together by Senate Republicans is a predictable product of partisan division.
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Franceschetti pieced together from French and Italian history books and internet sources, includes one resident's will from 1863.
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For five years, federal investigators have pieced together a broad pattern of corruption within the United Automobile Workers.
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It's all pieced together exquisitely, and, furthermore, completely designed to incorporate every Bat-gadget that's at your disposal.
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These are pieced together in a way that synthesizes formal improvisation with the industrial imperatives of loungewear production.
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Check out what he pieced together in under an hour using only the items we had on hand.
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Buffalo Sabres center Jack Eichel pieced together a 17-game point streak that stretched through November and December.
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Fragments are still being pieced together while the scene moves forward, tearing through itself and constantly starting fresh.
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Even the one album, Soundtracks for the Blind, is a matter of how well it's packaged and pieced together.
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Whoever pieced together those clips could teach a master class to the White House's revolving door of communications directors.
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This massive and seminal leap is beautifully captured through Ingham's photographs and lovingly pieced together in this hardcover edition.
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Another was the org chart we pieced together showing a who's who of Bank of America's bond-trading division.
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The Yankees then pieced together another run in the bottom of the fourth, with help from a botched throw.
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Cut down from the barn's big beams, the porch's columns are pieced together, with a seam at each corner.
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Investigators pieced together from social media and interviews that Kelley had become increasingly obsessed over an unspecified family dispute.
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We've pieced together the lives of two of the bombers, brothers who started out as carjackers and bank robbers.
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The murder took place on April 29, but has only come to light after investigators pieced together what happened.
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Michna-Bales pieced together this route using an assortment of historical records, slave narratives, academic scholarship, and oral histories.
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From what I pieced together later, I complained of heartburn after the run and then made oatmeal for breakfast.
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The team has pieced together sponsorship all year, but has sponsorship for Almirola next year that made Patrick expendable.
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His assemblages, pieced together from used and found materials, have a way of breathing life into their constituent parts.
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She pieced together a flamenco dress from scraps of handwritten notes, dress patterns, Bubble Wrap and many other things.
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The result is hundreds of pictures, which, pieced together, resemble stilted moving-image footage from the pre-cinema age.
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Based on previous interviews, Business Insider pieced together an estimation of what an average day looks like for Musk.
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But the market has pieced together a 2019 rally, with the S&P up around 24% year to date.
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But most everything about the giant squids' behavior is still pieced-together, and largely suspected rather than concretely known.
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This account was pieced together from dozens of interviews this week with government officials, Amazon representatives, lobbyists and others.
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Much of what we've learned about deep space has been pieced together from falling objects and views from telescopes.
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One of them finally pieced together that something wasn't right with me, and spoke up, which I also found annoying.
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The models on top were plastic, and were pieced together from various existing scale train models and craft-store materials.
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Savoini's travel plans were pieced together in meticulous detail from flight booking records, obtained by Bellingcat via sources with access.
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After decades of observations and modeling, we pieced together that the plasma flows in response to a changing magnetic field.
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He cited a 12-year gap in the timeline authorities pieced together as they traced his path after leaving Manchester.
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Using architectural rendering software, it pieced together a computer model of the site and tracked the trajectory of the bullets.
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Nevertheless, thanks to pop culture and the internet, I pieced together some information about intercourse the way any preteen might.
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She pieced together memories, or recorded and oral histories, to bring us closer to understanding the stories she was telling.
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With their trademark doggedness and precision, they have painstakingly pieced together a complex conspiracy of actions committed by overseas actors.
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It was from there that she pieced together what happened to her on a family trip to India decades ago.
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Most of the article was an oral history based on interviews that she skillfully pieced together for a mosaiclike remembrance.
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Brock McGinn scored earlier for the Hurricanes, who've pieced together consecutive home victories during a crucial part of the schedule.
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Also, quite a few of them said that they pieced together their own feelings through seeing a character on television.
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Now an analyst at NASA, she is expecting twins, and has pieced together sick leave followed by part-time work.
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We pieced together interviews and security camera footage to trace the last moments of Lesandro Guzman-Feliz, known as Junior.
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While my colleagues in the Times newsroom have pieced together details of the investigation, there's still a great deal unknown.
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Some episodes in the book were pieced together by the co-writer, Mark Tabb, who interviewed Utecht's friends and family.
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One wall shows the original prints, which Mr. Chalfant pieced together by hand to recreate a facsimile of the work.
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And though some mysteries remain, much of the complex story has gradually been pieced together by journalists and cybersecurity experts.
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Moreover, Watch the Stove is funnier, awash in goofy yelping voices, oddly pieced-together beats, and generally droll self-mockery.
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In interviews with 14 eyewitnesses as well as an Angolan security source, Reuters has pieced together the events of Oct.
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The beautiful music video for Schilling's single "Kite" looks like an animated collage pieced together from carefully-selected vintage illustrations.
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Of course, the reason Ryan could be this good is because the Falcons have pieced together a dominant offensive line.
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The third one was pieced together from scouring thrift stores and from buying the wig second-hand from a Facebook group.
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But the senators have not yet pieced together the information to determine any potential collusion between Trump allies and Russian officials.
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The pastels, pieced together from multiple sheets of paper to form complete portraits, resemble puzzles that invite speculation about their creation.
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This new "fictionalized documentary" genre is the perfect mode to explain a story pieced together only through declassified files and recollection.
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It was only after police turned over his belongings and she went through them that she pieced together the money trail.
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Joe works in a world of shadows; hunches, glimpses, and half clues to be pieced together in the hope of what?
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ThinkProgress's Judd Legum did some sleuthing and seems to have pieced together the series of events that led to this tweet.
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With the encouragement of Galland's best friend, Shafran drove to Galland's Long Island home that night and pieced together the truth.
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After all, the state's discerning political activists can make or break campaigns painstakingly pieced together over years in a single night.
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Episode 6The Yakuza show up at Elektra's apartment, having pieced together that she's responsible for putting a bug in their servers.
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Using the latest techniques in digital forensics, we pieced together videos taken at the scene to map how the attack unfolded.
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ProPublica pieced together the story of the Facebook audit from court documents filed by the two sides in their yearslong battle.
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Their insinuation was that the photo was photoshopped or pieced together and that the lines were cursor mistakes that weren't deleted.
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Crews pieced together the replica arch on Monday, and it will be displayed in front of the National Gallery through Thursday.
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As friends, fans and media pieced together that he had been arrested, speculation ran wild as to the reasoning behind it.
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The air-conditioning system at the school is pieced together, they said, and classrooms often run too hot or too cold.
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Doctors and regional officials in Wisconsin, Illinois and elsewhere pieced together that this mysterious illness was much larger than it appeared.
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At a biochemical level, memories are not pulled from the shelf like stored videos but pieced together — reconstructed — by the brain.
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Eventually, Ferrara pieced together the truth: He learned that Biegler was not nearly as polished and rich as he pretended to be.
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In Mary Boone's Chelsea space, a large central tree, pieced together with what look like bolts and rods, resembles a dead carcass.
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But the senators have not yet pieced together the information to determine any potential collusion between Trump associates and Russian officials. Sen.
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Reporters would write their stories, and whatever narrative they pieced together from the release would shape the way people understood the deal.
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Back in 2014, George R. R. Martin admitted that fans pieced together a twist in the Song of Ice and Fire books.
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When her friend Janae Million, another Santa Cruz student, came over to say hello, Harlander pieced together the events of the night.
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Details were pieced together in interviews with a half-dozen current and former American officials and sources from several Persian Gulf countries.
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What came after was a whirlwind of new experiences and milestones that we've pieced together to create a timeline of the pregnancy.
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Once a Toy-Con is all folded and pieced together, you've successfully completed the "Make" portion of Labo's Make/Play/Discover mantra.
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Her fascinating history has been literally pieced together from fragments of statues, forgotten reliefs, recarved cartouches (name plates), and even ancient graffiti.
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Pieced together 15 years later, it's an exhilarating slice-of-life of a marginalized subculture before the cops shut down the fun.
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The duo last crossed paths on Serengeti's gutting Family and Friends; Testarossa's concept and story were pieced together during a recent tour.
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Usually, it is much weaker than that and must be pieced together with other corroborating evidence, but it is no less real.
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The first is "oral history": Sometimes this means a seamless narrative pieced together from the words of many speakers, but not here.
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Combined with a few previously found specimens, they pieced together a three-dimensional recreation of the skull, featuring the first bird beak.
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You could spot the raw jagged hem, vertical seams, and pieced-together appearance from a mile away on editors and influencers alike.
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Instead, an April 14 release date was set on Apple Music and scraps of information were pieced together by enterprising Reddit users.
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He has bought 26 skulls so far, along with two skeletons: one fully articulated, pieced together with metal wire, and one disassembled.
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The book he eventually pieced together, which in earlier form earned him an undergraduate thesis award, is startling, disturbing and terrifically readable.
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And as Congress pieced together an enormous $2 trillion stimulus package this week, voters' approval of Congress reached a 10-year high.
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With help from librarians at the San Francisco Public Library, Ms. Meister pieced together how the inaccurate caption information probably came about.
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New Jersey had pieced together much of its plan from efforts elsewhere, though the state's program would have featured a few differences.
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Mr. Sze, who describes himself as deeply introverted as well as nerdy, pieced together as an undergraduate that architecture suited his personality.
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Between overhearing adult conversations and absorbing snippets of pop culture, I'd pieced together what I thought was a basic understanding of feminism.
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Love. Family. Betrayal. The L.A. Times and Wondery's Dirty John has it all, pieced together in a riveting six-part podcast series.
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In a process that took days, CPAC organizers pieced together his movements, learning belatedly that he had attended a crowded kickoff event.
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In January, the company pieced together a dismal financing that valued it at just $236 million — down from $2000 million in 22019.
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You can almost picture him pulling out his secret stash of rhymes for this song, the lines are so smoothly pieced together.
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It's a raw, potent film pieced together from footage and interviews, and it's unabashed about its perspective and connection to the activists.
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But she says she and Rob Cuccio, then her boyfriend and now her husband, ultimately pieced together $400 for him in partial payment.
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Once he pieced together all that had transpired a few years earlier, he immediately informed his professor, contacted Lee, and hired an attorney.
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While his ex-girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra, did not name Hardwick in her essay about a sexually abusive relationship, readers pieced together the details.
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Last year, I pieced together some company announcements to report that Amazon had at least 46 million paying Prime members at the time.
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According to Meyer, the inmates had pieced together the computers by pilfering parts from a computer disassembly program that employed inmates at Marion.
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Peacock pieced together the Iron Maiden from real historical artifacts, and Siebenkees was known for telling tales about criminals sealed in spiked caskets.
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Siman told me that they pieced together much of the recipe from various sources on the web, although they wouldn't say which ones.
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A few pieced together the clues from the obvious signage in my pictures that this was in fact marketing for a new show.
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But authorities pieced together what they believed had what happened: Denise conspired to murder her husband along with his best friend, Brian Winchester.
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In between intimate, summertime park sessions and rare, jumpy interviews, Daniel Caesar pieced together the greatest accomplishment of his career to date: Freudian.
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He's also excited about the growing network of experts the team has pieced together since founding the company in the summer of 2017.
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Finally, the investigators pieced together what they said was the path the missile system took on its way back to the Russian border.
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Inside each and every individually pieced together, hand-burned copy—only 2,1003 were made—is an original mixed-media painting by Russell Mills.
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"I'm With Her" is a fun anthem, pieced together over two weeks' time in the same rogue fashion as previous Le Tigre offerings.
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" The commentary, written in the first person, "was pieced together from scraps dictated to Eve XX, a telekinetic feminist, from beyond the grave.
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And in the booth of NL=US, Jan Maarten Voskuil's modular, curving canvases appear as if they've been cut up and pieced together.
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It's a brightly arranged and meticulously pieced-together 10 song effort that boasts silky pedal steel from new Everyone Else member Pat Lyons.
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We pieced together the rise of Carlos Ramos from being an average player in Portugal to sitting eight feet above Grand Slam finals.
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To give you an example of how it works, above is a screen recording of how I pieced together my very first one.
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In those early days, the brothers pieced together a mission from bits of what they had been learning in Asian-American-studies classes.
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Mr. Risso's suits are pieced together, their hems hanging undone (not the first designer to try this trick), shirts pressed carelessly, collars flying.
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But as Minnesota started forcing FIU's freewheeling offense into turnovers and low-percentage shots, the Gophers pieced together a defining 14-0 run.
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It wasn't until she read the Times article that she "pieced together that his whole act and request was a charade," she said.
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The maple-leaf quilt was made for my childhood bedroom, but some of the squares were pieced together decades before I was born.
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The next big milestone will come when Relativity tests the rocket once it's been pieced together, followed by the biggest test — its actual launch.
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But it has pieced together stories about corrupt leaders after they have been placed under investigation; most journalists are wary even of doing that.
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Once it's all pieced together, little springs underneath the printing surface need to be aligned so everything is level—again, a surprisingly simple task.
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Now, a team of researchers has built a versatile quantum chip that it reckons could be pieced together to create a powerful computational device.
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Ultimately, the entirety of what was said is pieced together, and then more work is done to provide an appropriate response to the request.
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Head has been digitally pieced together by rocks and boulders from the nearby sea wall and floats in front of the artist in midair.
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Perhaps foremost, while "The Mummy" does indeed bring to mind a monster, it's actually Frankenstein, as the movie feels pieced together from other parts.
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Other fringe sites, such as the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer, have also pieced together internet presences after mainstream providers terminated their services.
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Scientists have finally pieced together an origin story for the weird geologic pimples—and it reveals a critical moment in the Red Planet's history.
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Reuters pieced together events based on verified video, police and other official statements, and reporters on the scene from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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The authorities in Baton Rouge have pieced together how Gavin Long, a Marine Corps veteran, deliberately sought out police officers to kill on Sunday.
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We pieced together the rise of Carlos Ramos, above, from being an average player in Portugal to sitting eight feet above Grand Slam finals.
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He was unfortunate to allow a run in the sixth when the Orioles pieced together a walk and three infield hits, all to Gregorius.
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But some conceded that the managers, in particular Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, had pieced together a case that at times was impressive.
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Nevertheless, intrepid fans on the internet pieced together the timeline long before that finale aired, thanks to subtle clues in set design and costuming.
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Using more than 10,000 cut and painted pieces of wood, she has pieced together vivid panoramic scenes covering the walls of the triangular room.
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Investigators pieced together deleted emails from Clinton's correspondence with other officials and reconstructed "fragments" from old servers and machines connected to her email domain.
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In the meantime, Republicans on three House committees and the Senate Judiciary Committee have pieced together new evidence from recent interviews and document productions.
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Snead faced equal doses of praise and criticism as he pieced together a defense that he hoped could better complement a world-beating offense.
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Through her sobs, I pieced together that she had failed a chemistry exam and was worried that her dreams of medical school were over.
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Through dozens of interviews and a trove of confidential documents totalling thousands of pages, IFR has pieced together what happened during Popular's final days.
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Kirill argues against attachment to an idealized past, the old culture: In Russia right now we're all frankensteins, pieced together from various dead traditions.
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It also includes actor voice-over thanks to forensic lip readers, who pieced together what soldiers in the original footage were saying, The Times reports.
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The Raiders twice went on fourth down deep in Ole Miss territory and failed and the Rebels pieced together scoring drives after each empty possession.
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Five machines made surgical masks, the thin rectangular pads that cover the nose and mouth, while other machines pieced together the more rugged respiratory masks.
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Chaouch Zakaria, aka Maestroziikos, makes covers of popular songs pieced together with autotuned pieces of sound found on TV, computers, or even office supply cabinets.
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The song gets shaky though, and it's clear that the verses were pieced together with no one being aware of another's presence on the track.
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After being outshot 21-229 in the second period and falling behind 3-1, the Capitals pieced together a response midway through the third period.
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Jimmy accompanies Kim to Chuck's house and is confronted by a livid Chuck who quickly pieced together just how the document snafu came to be.
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A crucial lesson is that it is vital to share information quickly and widely, so that fragmentary intelligence can be pieced together and followed up.
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But Mr Allen's fascination with how scholars, both colonial British and Indian, pieced together the history of the region sometimes crowds out the history itself.
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"It was mainly just shredders," Barr says chuckling as he explains how he pieced together the lineup that would ultimately help realize the record's vision.
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First up: the tomato slicer, pieced together for $25 using an Allen key set, PVC piping, and some balsa wood he bought at Home Depot.
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The five stories you pieced together are propped up next to one another as Photographs asks you to make a choice: What would you change?
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The Royals pieced together four hits to start the game, getting an RBI double from Lorenzo Cain and a run-scoring hit from Melky Cabrera.
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Stretch limos are pieced together by cutting a traditional car in half and having plates fitted to stretch its floor and roof, the newspaper reported.
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By 2006, he had pieced together a list of around 60 "work principles" that would help managers successfully employ this system on their own teams.
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Similarly, The New York Times pieced together beneficial ownership information for 200 shell companies tied to just one luxury high-rise in New York City.
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Investigators pieced together the deleted emails from Clinton's correspondence with other officials and reconstructed "fragments" from old servers and machines connected to her email domain.
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It all sort of pieced together around the same time, but I had done a lot of experimenting to get there, especially in Las Vegas.
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The museum's staff has pieced together hundreds of oak and black marble panels and fragments that had spent decades jumbled in storage in New York.
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From the start, Mr. Giraldo's personal history, pieced together from interviews, court records, government documents and his public confessions, intersected with Colombia's intense civil conflict.
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"To me her life turned into something like Dickens," Ms. Arutt, her cousin, said after she pieced together parts of her lost relative's life story.
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They have painstakingly pieced together, name-by-name, the only record of Rohingya Muslims who were allegedly killed in a brutal crackdown by Myanmar's military.
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If states pieced together all of the money and used it all for high-risk pools, about $83 billion would be available for such programs.
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After losing four starters from a year ago, the Bulldogs pieced together their roster mainly with transfers who arrived last summer unsure what to expect.
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"Fires are right at the end of a long sequence of models which have to be pieced together to get the right answer," says Sanderson.
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Our reporters pieced together the ensuing negotiations, including an idea to bring Taliban leaders to Camp David just days before the anniversary of the Sept.
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The production was sometimes pieced together as the events were designed to be torn down when the cops showed up, and they almost always did.
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Using data from the Gun Violence Archive and Vox, we pieced together a timeline of the reported shootings that occurred in America during the filibuster.
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Another strong piece is a video installation by Joar Nango: a collage of wasted landscapes made of materials pieced together in a journey across Europe.
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The letter also had cut-out letters pieced together spelling out "Smollett Jussie you will die" and "MAGA" written on the top left of the envelope.
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But U.S. officials pieced together the story step by step: From the Facebook page, the men were referred to the Baremoon Travel Agency in Homs, Syria.
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As the public remained largely in the dark about the virus, she and her colleagues quickly pieced together that the new outbreak was related to SARS.
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Much of the information that has emerged about the Wagner Group has the feel of the former soldier's story — fragmentary, nebulous, and pieced together in hindsight.
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The main section is meticulously pieced together from little dome-like bubbles, which are larger at the top of the pot and smaller toward the bottom.
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However, bank employees found only parts of 12 banknotes that could be pieced together, so Qi only managed to recover 600 yuan from his lost fortune.
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In the '90s, Sega's Time Traveler, the first holographic video game, pieced together a gameplay experience by playing pre-recorded clips, based on the player's choices.
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At a certain point the celebrity loses control of her identity—she becomes the outlandish amalgamation of what the media and the public have pieced together.
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With so many TV shows about food these days, you'd think that people would have pieced together by now that it is indeed a real job.
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The revelation was reported by The Daily Telegraph, which said it had "pieced together evidence" about the archbishop's father and had presented that evidence to him.
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" (They also pieced together 1,200 outfits for the rest of the cast.) "Women had been liberated during the war with jackets and trousers, and suddenly, Ooh!
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In the U.S., investigators pieced together how Russian operatives had carried out a scheme to promote their preferred candidate and to stoke divisions within U.S. society.
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Eve Wiley thought she had pieced together her parentage 14 years ago when she met the man who she believed served as her mother's sperm donor.
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Whether shot in a single go or pieced together by hiding cuts (as in Hitchcock's Rope), these long takes can be exhilarating, exhausting, destabilizing, or surprising.
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Deep Politics was pieced together slowly like that and we had to use that method again now that Alex lives in Berlin and I'm in NYC.
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For the first time since 2012's Galaxy S3, Samsung pieced together an attractive design, incredible camera, and totally acceptable battery life in a single package.
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Most of the strings that can be chosen from are more abstract than concrete, and as a result the messages pieced together by NierDeathExperience are contemplative.
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Their artistic collaborations have been fairly limited—Tip explained that the tracks they did were all pieced together over email—but they have a close tie.
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Canada doesn't have a true equivalent to the US's Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), so its accessibility rules are pieced together through updates like this one.
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Large, decorative friezes of polychrome glazed bricks, some of them molded into bas-reliefs, line the walls, pieced together like giant puzzles from thousands of fragments.
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The reporters pieced together an article explaining the implications of the weekend's events while Mr. Ingrassia finessed the copy to meet the final 11:30 p.m.
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Aided by forensic researchers and legal specialists, the office has pieced together the histories of dozens of illicit items that arrived in New York for sale.
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He pieced together that 12 days earlier, three children had been discovered partly clothed inside a shared laundry room at the apartment complex where they lived.
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Over the years, I've pieced together parts of who he is; middle-aged, Caucasian, and very popular according to the numerous messages I've received for him.
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Through interviews and newly obtained documents we pieced together an on-the-ground accounting of the encounter, the most intense the military has faced in Syria.
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Collins pieced together the eighth with the right-hander Addison Reed, who has yet to walk a batter this season, and the left-hander Jerry Blevins.
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The purchase of Chateau Louis XIV, as pieced together through interviews and documents by The Times, "is a severe blow to that image," one analyst said.
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Our reporters pieced together the layers upon layers of her story, from her starting point in China to her last breath in the borough of Queens.
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To help figure out why, a pair of paleontologists has pieced together a series of traits shared among extinct species that had weaponized their fifth extremity.
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Combining organic and inorganic materials, her works are often designed to be pieced together and easily transportable — unsealed steel and zip ties are her signature materials.
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Agents pieced together that the women were "money mules": Their job was to cash out the funds that Slavik and his comrades had siphoned from legitimate accounts.
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Sometimes the longest, most complicated-seeming words can be easily pieced together by kids who&aposve memorized roots and understand how words fit together in different languages.
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Instead, using CAD (computer-aided design) files from a company that makes iPhone cases, writer Gordon Kelly pieced together what should be the final product from Apple.
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Trump's fundraising operation has struggled to get off the ground not just because of his recently pieced together fundraising team, but also because of his controversial appeal.
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Reuters has pieced together a picture of the sweeping effort from internal public relations strategy documents as well as interviews with dozens of palm oil industry participants.
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Much of the tale of the statue's discovery has been pieced together through interviews and testaments of eyewitnesses, curators, and dealers — many of whom are now dead.
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But the scale and scope of Trump's family separation policy is still being pieced together, largely by anecdotes, from immigration attorneys or migrants who share their stories.
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And within hours of the test, a Chinese SAT coach who calls himself "Roy" had pieced together items that were on the reading and optional essay sections.
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Although she insists she didn't know Pica was going to go through with it, she says she and Rob pieced together $400 for him in partial payment.
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It's a set of four metal rails elegantly pieced together so it can work traditionally as a laptop or as a tablet (or in a tent mode).
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The film has pieced together its own version of that history, incorporating a closing disclaimer that acknowledges elements of dramatization in areas where the record is murky.
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With help from a friend, and money she'd pieced together from her paycheck and a tax refund, the former school administrator bought the house and moved in.
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In a cavernous Los Angeles County cleanroom, Northrop Grumman and NASA engineers have pieced together the space agency's prized next-generation telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Donald Trump's health policies, pieced together from speeches, television interviews, Twitter posts and a seven-point plan, are exasperating even prominent figures usually associated with Republican perspectives.
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He refuses to discuss the training program—the agency doesn't officially acknowledge its existence—but much of it can be pieced together from memoirs by former spies.
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But she had also pieced together a steady livelihood managing apartment complexes, and when her younger son was born disabled, she worked relentlessly to care for him.
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Pieced together from a carnivalesque assemblage of spoken word pieces, scraps of noise, and non-repetitive song structures, the record deals with themes of illness and embodiment.
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Their conversations are pieced together from recordings of Hertzfeldt's young niece Winona Mae, which gives the whole adventure a spontaneous feel that's as quotable as Hertzfeldt's classics.
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Below, we've pieced together some of those interviews, edited for length and clarity, into an oral history on the rise, spread, and future of the money shot.
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They pieced together travel speeds from their tracking data, and checked the speeds against periods of peak departure and spawning estimated from historical surveys and other studies.
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The works — two paintings and three sculptures — continue her fascination with cultural and aesthetic sampling, using the pieced-together patterns and textures of boucherouite as a leitmotif.
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It's already a pastiche, and it would become much more of one — much like we already know the 'monster' is as a 'thing' pieced together into 'life.
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Ms. Gothard said the family had pieced together her brother's last minutes from Brian MacKinnon, a friend who was with him at the concert on Sunday night.
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In the composite image I have assembled — a collage I've pieced together from vague recollections and dozens if not hundreds of old photographs — his face is clean.
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When they pieced together that they had both been in Malam Fatori at the same time, Kolomi felt relieved that someone else had passed through this trouble.
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The new book also includes a more straightforward biography, by Ana Cecilia Alvarez, pieced together from scant source material: Ms. Beasley was born in Ohio in 63.
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While much of Kharchenko's background remains a mystery, a lot more can be pieced together about his counterpart Yakunin, who has ties to the influential politician Pligin.
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Something similar had happened to me once, years before, when I pieced together the life story of a woman who had stabbed her children in a basement.
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Through reports spanning Ghosn&aposs 14 months of drama, Business Insider has pieced together a comprehensive account of the industry superstar&aposs epic rise and messy fall.
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It can all be pieced together to make an in-depth profile of who you are, where you live, who you are friends with and what you do.
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We've definitely outgrown the pieced-together garb of summers past, but recently we've seen a resurgence of this warm-weather staple — and this time around, they're for adults.
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The video and report represent separate parts of a massive puzzle being pieced together by authorities who say they&aposve found no motive for the gunman&aposs rampage.
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But after police interviewed several witnesses, they quickly pieced together a horrifying narrative of a boat ride that allegedly involved alcohol, cocaine, gunshots, manhandling, and a hostage situation.
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BuzzFeed News has pieced together the inside story of the company's attack on Al-Islah's headquarters, revealing what mercenary warfare looks like now — and what it could become.
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Muschietti told Digital Spy and other press his movie actually ran much longer when first pieced together, and the final result moves swiftly despite its mammoth running time.
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The story of how Mr Jones fastened onto his Syria conspiracy has been pieced together by Ben Nimmo and Donara Barojan of the Atlantic Council, a think-tank.
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Tupitsyn takes us on a tour of filmic love, but instead of showing it to us visually, she has pieced together audio clips to create a romantic narrative.
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The story of the two reporters and their roles in Myanmar's experiment with press freedom is pieced together from their testimony and that of police at their trial.
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In the video, Dawson shows a pizza with uneven edges that looks like it's been pieced together, and cites other examples of this he's found on the internet.
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The C.D.C. updated old maps, but these were pieced together using references from scientific literature and were not meant to be a real-time representation of mosquito range.
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But one aspect remains the same: The packs have "a very garage band feel," a look that says: These tools have been pieced together with very little cash.
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Eventually, though, I pieced together an itinerary: an Airbnb here, a few midweek days at a midrange motel there, and one night at the home of a relative.
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By the time the statue was ready to be pieced together, marketing images and pictures by tourists were in heavy circulation, continuously building hype for the final product.
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Based on a timeline pieced together from security cameras, police engaged with him after less than 20 seconds and Betts was killed 32 seconds after his first shot.
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The pizza was rolled out in rectangular, meter-long pieces of dough, pieced together and covered with tomato sauce and mozzarella, before being baked using a conveyor oven.
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When a particular harmony struck him, he hounded his fellow horn players to tell him what notes they were playing, then pieced together the chords on sheet music.
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His 1970 album, "Moog Indigo," included one of his most daring adaptations, a version of "Flight of the Bumblebee," which was pieced together from recordings of real bees.
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Under their skillful leadership, the congressional committees heard testimony that pieced together a complicated story and made it clear why the individual revelations added up to something bigger.
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I've built empires in Minecraft, traversed the wondrous galaxy of Mass Effect, pieced together ancient mysteries in Horizon: Zero Dawn, and gone on dozens of other grand adventures.
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But a team of researchers reported last month in PLoS One that they had pieced together a picture of this ancient flow of ice between the two landmasses.
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Agents were posted outside at least four addresses frequented by Sue and her family members, according to text messages filed in court and pieced together by Business Insider.
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Like her interchangeable sculptures, these futuristic concepts or indigenous traditions are pieced together to create new totems of meaning, and in the process, offer alternative pathways to connection.
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"My little sister was bullied in school and I wanted to show her that I was bullied by the world," Woods says in videos pieced together by the outlet.
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The resulting video, pieced together from still images, shows the comet moving from right to left as it orbits the Sun—a scene that's surprisingly packed with astronomical activity.
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The Capitals have now pieced together consecutive wins against the hottest team in the playoffs and are game-by-game exorcising the demons of the past decade and more.
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Some of the clothing is even pieced together into a single piece to look like layering without actually having to layer in hot and sunny California or muggy Florida.
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Seek inspiration in the American Folk Art Museum's forthcoming show of so-called "convalescent quilts," which were pieced together by soldiers from bits of uniforms and other military textiles.
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A new mosaic pieced together by NASA scientists and captured by the New Horizons spacecraft shows off the most detailed view of Pluto many of us will ever see.
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FBI Director James Comey used a jigsaw puzzle analogy to describe how investigators pieced together Hillary Clinton's email correspondence over the four years she served as secretary of state.
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That hangar will need to be cleared out soon to make way for SpaceX's next big rocket, the Falcon Heavy, which will be pieced together at the 39A hangar.
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In the same media appearance, Trump read from a scripted statement pieced together after crisis meetings among his staff about the backlash over the President's news conference in Finland.
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So, back home in London, he pieced together a bamboo bicycle, put yellow floats on either side, and added a rudder and a pedal-powered propeller to the front.
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There were ripped chain-mail leggings and wide-wale corduroy coats trimmed in rough-cut shearling; mesh minidresses and studded minidresses and minidresses pieced together from collages of leaves.
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Likewise, in the halls, unit numbers are not simply stenciled on a door but pieced together from photos of numerals in different fonts and colors from around the city.
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As investigators looked into whether Mr. Saipov's Uzbek contacts may have handed him off to an ISIS operative, they pieced together parts of his past, law enforcement officials said.
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Freese homered in the first and Martin in the third before Arizona pieced together five consecutive singles in a three-run fourth inning to take a 3-2 lead.
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BESHUD, Afghanistan — The truck wound its way through mountain passes in the pre-dawn darkness, stacked high with the trappings of a refugee life pieced together over 203 years.
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Go deeper: Our reporters pieced together the story of how American officials secretly planned the attack on the general — and why the two countries came close to open war.
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The details of Ms. Bennett's situation were pieced together through interviews with public officials, court records and documents provided through public records requests to various city and state agencies.
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Pieced together from existing streets in the early 228.7s, the boulevard once included a trolley line that shuttled riders back and forth to Manhattan during the 22014s and 227.3s.
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To make comic books accessible to the blind, Manouach devised an entire new language composed of sculptural, touchable symbols and patterns, which are pieced together to tell a story.
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Despite his shaky grasp of English at the time, Kamkwamba pieced together the information in the wind power textbook and set off recreating the cover's image as best he could.
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For the last couple of years, NASA's next big space observatory — the James Webb Space Telescope — has been carefully pieced together at the agency's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland.
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Along with volunteers, Baker tie-dyed and pieced together the first gay pride flags at a gay community center, unveiling them in a June gay pride parade, the Times reports.
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Right now, JWST is being pieced together at the California facilities of Northrop Grumman, the main contractor of the telescope, and teams there have had accidents while handling the hardware.
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The record was largely produced by Smokeasac and George Astasio—the husband of Peep's close confidante and not-quite manager Sarah Stennett—who pieced together the instrumentals after the fact.
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Van der Meer pieced together a life out of fragments of the thief's life and, when he finally faced the thief, he pulled back into anonymity, letting the phone go.
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A later profile of Souder's involvement in the Lindbergh case referred to him as "Detective X"—Butler pieced together information about his involvement from police reports associated with the case.
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A Science Committee aide said Tuesday said that it has pieced together the various pieces of information identified by Reddit users that clearly suggests that stonetear is, in fact, Combetta.
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Siouxsie and the Banshees pieced together bits of counter-culture history, made music that was accessible enough to draw in young teens and then passed knowledge down to their fans.
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In 21980, James Watson and Francis Crick pieced together the structure of the DNA molecule and set the stage for the triumph of molecular biology's gene-centered approach to cancer.
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The hearings are a chance for House Democrats, who have privately pieced together the back story of Mr. Trump's pressure campaign on Ukraine, to lay it out for the public.
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The researchers say that the hackers use a factory-style approach to building the Rising Sun, a modular type of malware that was pieced together different components over several years.
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Like many bakers, she has pieced together a deep knowledge from independent reading — Nancy Silverton, Jeffrey Hamelman, Michel Suas — and many years of bread production in different kinds of kitchens.
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"Gravy" pieced together oral histories from women who grew up during this time, many of whom recalled the "fancy-Jell-O salad" that would grace a table on special occasions.
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Detail in execution is the watchword of this show, and DeMarte carries it through, with compositions featuring dozens of individually photographed elements, stitched/pieced together into seamless and lively images.
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Using exclusively obtained surveillance footage, we pieced together the last days of Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas gunman who rained lethal fire on a music festival last October, killing scores.
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She used the technique again in a 1970s series called "House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home," in which she pieced together interiors and photojournalism from Vietnam, mostly from Life Magazine.
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I let the facts present themselves, and when you see what people have said, you can really piece together the story in a way that haven't been pieced together before.
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But over time, the narrative that Mr. Dabate told investigators started to unravel when compared with a timeline pieced together using digital data from the family home, the warrant said.
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In Ken Rus Schmoll's production for the National Asian American Theater Company, the tree is enormous, ethereal, majestic — and translucent white, as if it had been pieced together from ghosts.
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What happened next was pieced together by police investigators, who obtained video from the park, and from remarks made by a 26-year-old who is charged in the case.
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Don't be so naive to the edited parts and soundbites where you hear 2 seconds of hourlong convos and sentences literally being pieced together to make it look a way #tvmagic.
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The original Voltron TV series might be loved by old-timer 30-somethings, but in reality it was a pieced-together cartoon that combined clips from two completely different anime series.
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The play-by-play retelling is shown through rotoscopic animation of actors pieced together with archival footage and interviews with survivors, focusing almost exclusively on their exact movements during that day.
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The interviews, pieced together, reveal embarrassing details for the president, like how Trump aides regularly ignored his directives, including instances in which he tried to fire Mueller or limit his jurisdiction.
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Once I'd pieced together BEERGARITA, a term I'd never seen, I figured this had to be a Homer Simpsonism, but after reading some enthusiastic reviews my interest is (a little) piqued.
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Tomlin pieced together his best start of the season by allowing one run on three hits in seven innings against Kansas City on Saturday, but was left with a no-decision.
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Informally known as the Human Postmortem Microbiome project, it arose out of a national crisis in forensic science, one that legal advocates and researchers have pieced together over the past decade.
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With resort wares from Nordstrom in hand, we pieced together two chic outfits that can take you from an en-route travel situation to an alfresco dinner at your final destination.
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An investigation by hundreds of British police and intelligence officers have pieced together the movements of the two Russians, from their entry into Britain through to their departure, the Guardian reported.
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In the two years that followed, O'Donnell — along with fellow Bungie composer Michael Salvatori and guest collaborator Paul McCartney (yes, the Beatle) — pieced together an eight-movement symphonic and choral suite.
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So, through the comedy of follies that is my dating life, I've pieced together my own tips, tricks, and "dating rules," adapted from the horrific advice I've culled from the internet.
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An album's worth of music was quickly pieced together, and after a couple tours supporting The Promise Ring, the songs were road-tested and ready to see the light of day.
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As our hero nears the coast, an aging archivist who has actually pieced together the past tries to warn her that she will be disappointed, but is unable to convince her.
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Reuters has pieced together the events leading up to Mugabe's removal, showing that the army's action was the culmination of months of planning that stretched from Harare to Johannesburg to Beijing.
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Evoking a type of a M.C. Escher effect through collage, Fay Ray's obsessive collections of found material have been gathered, pieced together, and scanned to become one image of surrealist proportions.
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After commenters on Reddit first pieced together what Apple was up to, the company apologized for the practice on December 28 and said that it would be offering $29 replacement batteries.
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Using exclusively obtained surveillance footage, we pieced together the last days of Stephen Paddock, the gunman who rained lethal fire on a music festival in Las Vegas last October, killing scores.
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" Mr. Kaye, who pieced together "Nuggets," his acclaimed 1972 compilation of garage-rock singles, while he worked at Bleecker Bob's, said in an email: "Bob's was more than a record store.
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The presidential candidate repeatedly highlighted Clinton's insider politics, what he called her "old and tired" campaign message, and pieced together his best "America first" arguments on immigration and isolationist economic policy.
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Families have been contacting the experts at the Asylum Hill Research Consortium to share their history, pieced together from old records, DNA profiles, ancestry searches and stories passed down through generations.
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New delights, such as an exploration of Cicero's lost Hortensius, beloved by Augustine and pieced together by scholars through scattered mentions in the ancient record, add surprising shadings to Augustine's personality.
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Those sessions occurred over several days and have been pieced together into a production that is said to last 75 minutes, though what you experience eludes any usual measurement of time.
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Those sessions occurred over several days and have been pieced together into a production that is said to last 75 minutes, though what you experience eludes any usual measurement of time.
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Regardless, #ReleaseTheJJCut trended on Twitter as fans pieced together links and quotes from the cast, screenwriters, and directors that seemed to prove a different cut of The Rise of Skywalker existed.
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For its newest smart watch, the ScanWatch, Withings pieced together two health monitoring technologies: one that detects the heart condition atrial fibrillation, and one that measures blood oxygen levels during sleep.
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They are adjacent to pieced-together huts made of wood frames and ragged sheets, where returning residents are camped out until they are allowed to move into the concrete structures. Gov.
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He designed the top half of the grid, including the aforementioned black square layout and I pieced together the bottom, beginning with NOBODY CARES as a fresh and constructor-friendly entry.
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Multiple, pieced-together bits of eyes, ears, patterns and textures form a formal head and shoulders view held together by a large gold nose ring that is both slick and outrageous.
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So far, the story of the iPhone 6 Plus touch disease has been one that's been pieced together by consumers, unaffiliated repair professionals, and vague statements by anonymous employees at Apple Stores.
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It plays like a response to the age of fan theories and puzzle box fiction, in which stories are set up to be pieced together, with every element eventually snapping into place.
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Citing eyewitnesses and anonymous officials, journalists in both Pakistan and India pieced together an account of what happened in the early morning of September 29th that made sense of the conflicting versions.
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From spending patterns to location, health statistics to financial assets, data gathered and pieced together for analysis creates a better profile of an individual (or company) than a close family member can.
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But the janky "simple maps" of Reddit pale in comparison to the interactive behemoth cultivated by Zelda Universe, pieced together through the comprehensive datamining of heroes like Danilo Passos from Hyrule Legends.
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As Stroth pieced together the complaint, which he would eventually file in late January, prosecutors in Wichita were figuring out what to do about Tyler Barriss, whom they had extradited to Kansas.
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The Osmo Tangrams app can see when a player has successfully pieced together a desired image, for example, and the Osmo Words app can congratulate the player who just completed a word.
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Using the other images of the man, police were able to track the likely path the man took through Brussels after the attacks and pieced together a rough timeline of his movements.
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Blair Witch-style, it was entirely "pieced together" from supposedly found footage, filmed by young New Yorkers taken by surprise at a party when an enormous beast started smashing up the city.
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The New York Times pieced together details of the research and the investigation through documents, letters and emails, as well as interviews with a participant and several researchers familiar with the project.
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Now, a newly discovered, 4.6-billion-year-old, sparkly, green meteorite that formed just before that explosion is helping scientists learn more about how the solar system&aposs planets were pieced together.
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Dijsselbloem chaired the Eurogroup from 2013 until the beginning of 2018, leading dozens of lengthy emergency meetings during which bailouts for Greece, Cyprus and the Spanish banking sector were grudgingly pieced together.
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The new version was pieced together mostly using data from the Landsat 8 satellite, launched by NASA, which snaps "twice as many images as Landsat 7 does every day," according to Google.
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Reuters has pieced together what happened in Inn Din in the days leading up to the killing of the 10 Rohingya – eight men and two high school students in their late teens.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Using data from the Gun Violence Archive, police reports, and local press releases, we pieced together every reported shooting in America between 11:30 am Wednesday and 1 pm Thursday.
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Kalugin are completely new, but honestly, a lot of what I did was simply compile all this disparate stuff that was out there but had never been pieced together neatly in one place.
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Media outlets pieced together Long's online presence as "Freedom Strategist" and "Mental Game Coach" Cosmo Setepenra, the pseudonym he used to create a series of e-books, YouTube videos, and a Twitter feed.
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What he ended up producing -- "Crisis in Six Scenes," a tired comedy that feels entirely phoned in, as if pieced together from snippets of Allen's old movies -- shows just how true that was.
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Then, she lays paper mache on top of the form (it's a rice paper that has born torn and re-pieced together to achieve a more "organic" feel) and paints the entire piece.
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Brandon Phillips has pieced together the early makings of a September to remember, while the Milwaukee Brewers are trying to forget what the veteran second baseman has done at their expense this season.
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Published and distributed by independent publishing house Zioxla, Cats & Plants is filled to the brim with unusual collages of felines and floras that Eichhorn has pieced together in his studio over the years.
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They pieced together Antoine's role in the crime when they spotted a selfie of Antoine wearing the same belt, which she posted on Facebook just a few hours before the killing took place.
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Details of the GOP's new healthcare plan are beginning to emerge, as pieced together by Bloomberg: Right to choose whether to purchase health insurance or not, which means not everyone will be covered.
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Reuters has pieced together the events that led to the most serious military crisis in South Asia since 2008, as well as the concerted diplomatic efforts to get both sides to back down.
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Then she called a Delta Air Lines reservation agent, who pieced together a trip from Minneapolis to San Diego, then on to Los Angeles that would deliver her to Melbourne on Tuesday morning.
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But his rise and fall was pieced together by reporters for The New York Times who conducted dozens of interviews with current and former law enforcement personnel, Mr. Paz's family members and others.
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Using her grandmother's notes, consulting with her mother and aunts, Pidathala pieced together new English recipes for gram stew, stuffed eggplant and meatball biryani, as well as her grandmother's favorite coffee-custard pudding.
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In Ronan Farrow's book Catch and Kill, which details how the former NBC News correspondent pieced together his Pulitzer-winning reporting about Harvey Weinstein, the first menacing figure we meet isn't actually Weinstein.
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There was no surveillance video, but investigators pieced together a rough narrative of the theft that began with a man and a woman following a staff member into the museum around 9 a.m.
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And though Trump promised an education "better than the best business school," Trump University's materials were the kind that could be pieced together by anyone with the skills to conduct a simple Internet search.
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One of the more intriguing tours takes you inside the Great Pyramid of Giza, and explains how the developers pieced together the internal layout without firsthand evidence, instead relying primarily on various archaeological theories.
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Paleontologists don&apost always speculate about the existence of gigantic, winged reptiles living …Read more ReadThe newly described pterosaur was pieced together from just a few fragments, including a humerus and several fused vertebrae.
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In a recreation of the kitchen from the Ramsey home as it was that night, pieced together from photographs and video footage, a bowl of pineapple soaked in milk rests on the dining table.
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The magazine reports that one funny best man (with a sense of humor and pretty great video editing skills) pieced together a video that brought George out of his crate and into the wedding.
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That's right: you're looking at a composite image of a tremendous cosmic blast, pieced together from 15 years of observational data collected by NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory and the Australia Telescope Compact Array.
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And it was around this time that someone pieced together a few different theories, and they came up with the idea that Clegane versus Clegane might happen in an epic fight to the death.
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But instead of aiming for their own quick strike, the Yankees pieced together 10 hits — all singles — to overtake the Twins in the eighth inning and set up Aroldis Chapman for his 15th save.
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Twins LH Nik Turley (23-22018, 183) Quintana's season hasn't gone as well as he'd hoped, but he has pieced together a 218-23 mark with a 22 ERA in his last three starts.
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This picture, in pencil and crayon on pieced-together bits of paper, shows a stream of automobiles, like a well-disciplined line of bugs, gliding into the mouth of a tunnel in a mountainside.
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Thirteen years ago, fans of Survivor famously pieced together spoilers and correctly predicted the winner of Survivor: Amazon before the season had even aired, based solely on information gleaned from hotel staff on location.
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In a statement issued through the accountability court, Malik said that his comments in the video were pieced together and presented out of context and he had never faced intimidation to rule against Sharif.
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This time, other than two upcycled fake furs pieced together from remnants past, she mostly seemed to be flitting between ideas: louche tailoring and scarflike graphic silk dresses; big, blouson shoulders and feathery swirls.
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The facility's location — on the outskirts of Lemoore, in the San Joaquin Valley — was only pieced together over time by Reddit users using clues from the video and others who went there to investigate.
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Fans pieced together the details and quickly figured out that she was talking about Hardwick, which led to AMC suspending his show and temporarily replacing him on "Talking Dead" with actress Yvette Nicole Brown.
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Any hope that Boeheim had finally pieced together a lineup that would take care of the team's early-season problems was dashed on Tuesday night in a 10-point road loss to Virginia Tech.
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"I would say that the pot calling the kettle black is not something we should do," Johnson said, with people in the chamber audibly reacting as they pieced together what he was talking about.
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But even as the mystery of Flight 21 is still being pieced together, one thing is clear, investigators and aviation experts say: Few airlines were less prepared to deal with crisis than Lion Air.
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In this void of concrete empirical data, we pieced together reports, surveys, and studies to outline the state of workplace sexual harassment in the United States — and what can be done to address it.
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The red Lego creation weighs in at 3,307 pounds, and took more than 2,000 hours to assemble and is made up of 334,544 bricks — each of which were pieced together by hand, according to Chevrolet.
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He's also a problem for Jen because Nick also pieced together that Steve was in the car with Judy when she ran over Ted (Detective Perez never mentions Steve's role in the hit-and-run).
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The quilts at the convention could be easily commercialized, and yet, these pieced-together phrases still combat the stereotype that quilting is an activity for your polite, but racist, grandmother left behind in flyover country.
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Although Yumi Zouma are a New Zealand group, Yoncalla, with its synthy swirl of dream-pop, was a long-distance effort that coalesced through Facebook Messenger and email exchanges, puzzle-pieced together with intense editing.
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Using fossils and other remains that we have discovered on the planet's ravaged surface, we have pieced together an idea of what XJ9358's dominant life-form, which we are calling Floribataneum R7, looked like.
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For many in the soccer mad nation, the best Olympic moments happened in the Maracana, where Brazil defeated Germany in soccer on Saturday and pieced together a widely hailed opening ceremony despite a tight budget.
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As if to test the natural limits of ceramic technology, one of the figures, fired as a single piece rather than in sections, exploded in the kiln and had to be pieced together from fragments.
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After their appearance on the show, Joey + Rory pieced together a steady, modestly successful, underappreciated career full of heartfelt music, starting with a beautiful self-titled debut album, "The Life of a Song" (Sugar Hill).
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Really, it's just a bunch of chains pieced together into the shape of an outline of where a bra would be — except, of course, you don't (and probably can't) actually wear a bra with these.
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This unit, then, is one that's pieced together from bits and bobs across the many models across the films, with a final product thats said to be the most collectively "film used" known to exist.
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The show dealt with notions of superstition, luck, and fate, pieced together in a deskilled, ad hoc manner that reflected his view of his circumstance with characteristic humor, through a lens of reimagined cultural mythologies.
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The pair record almost exclusively in their comfortably cluttered childhood bedrooms, never far from their parents, Maggie Baird and Patrick O'Connell, long-toiling actors who pieced together bit parts, regional theater and voice-over work.
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Detectives had pieced together that one of their targets — a suspected heroin dealer — owed Na'im money and was debating whether to pay Na'im or shoot him, according to a police official familiar with the case.
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Greenacre Park, a space so small (6,360 square feet) that it is called a "vest pocket park," was pieced together from three lots once occupied by a store, a garage and part of a synagogue.
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The picture that has formed over this period is that of a country barely able to hold itself together, as I would joke to friends and colleagues, pieced together with duct tape and dental floss.
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Details: The study's authors pieced together photos taken by the lander during descent and the Yutu-2 rover after landing in the Von Kármán crater to get a detailed look at how the landing succeeded.
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The S1 is nearly fully customizable and be programmed to do your bidding in Scratch—a kid-friendly programming language with code blocks that can be pieced together like Legos— or Python, for more advanced coders.
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With explosions, there are many pieces of the puzzle that have to be pieced together, including the number of people in the vicinity of the explosions, their current whereabouts and whether they potentially match the deceased.
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In Arizona, a clearer gap In Arizona, local officials and volunteers have ambitiously pieced together their own count of border-crossing deaths, which includes scores of deaths each year not included in the Border Patrol's tally.
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The arrest was the culmination of a sweeping, connect-the-dots manhunt that grew in urgency as the police and F.B.I. agents pieced together clues gleaned from both high-tech investigative tools and practiced detective work.
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Police said they pieced together what happened based on footage from the on-board recorder, which was recovered by divers, as well as 2,300 hours of surveillance videos along the bus route and numerous witness accounts.
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Instead, Joerger pieced together some wins from Matt Barnes' tenacity, finding a way to unearth and harness Lance Stephenson's playmaking ability, and somehow squeezing the last bit of life from Vince Carter's once spring-loaded knees.
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How else would the local and federal authorities have pieced together the relevant details about the murder of a woman from Texas, dumped in Utah by an Illinois-based trucker, who was originally arrested in Arizona?
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United States intelligence agencies do not appear to have conclusive proof that Prince Mohammed ordering the killing, but they have pieced together a pattern of similar operations carried out by Saudi operatives under the prince's authority.
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Through an informant, Detective Desormeau heard of a gun kept at an apartment in Washington Heights in Upper Manhattan, far from where he usually worked, according to the version of events that prosecutors have pieced together.
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HONG KONG — Zhao Kangmin, an archaeologist who pieced together pottery fragments discovered by farmers and reconstructed the life-size terra-cotta warriors that have become one of China's best-known ancient wonders, died on May 16.
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But a partial picture of his interactions with the police can be pieced together from interviews with Na'im's friends, his family, and police officers, along with various records, such as the complaints the family repeatedly filed.
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Her career is still being pieced together through a few surviving materials: records related to her art teacher, Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes, her auction sale records, and the paintings she donated to museums during her lifetime.
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Through interviews with a dozen American military officials or other people who have been briefed on the attack, The Times pieced together the events leading to the fatal attack at Manda Bay and what went wrong.
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"While more of the puzzle is being pieced together from a scientific perspective, it will still take years to conduct and complete the rigorous clinical research necessary to put these tests into everyday practice," Limburg said.
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He was one of the first YouTubers to post English-language walkthrough videos of Dark Souls, but his rep in the community didn't ignite until he pieced together the deep and opaque lore of the series.
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But PopSugar has pieced together hints from series creator Ryan Murphy and FX to come up with a compelling theory about what the upcoming season might hold — and how it may be tied to the series' first.
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At the core of this harrowing novel is a 6-year-old May's murder, but the meat of the story is in the narratives built around it — each pieced together by faulty memories and influenced by loss.
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Matt Holliday collected an RBI double and Tommy Pham cracked a two-run homer for St. Louis (52-46), which managed to make a game of it as its bullpen pieced together 7 2/3 scoreless innings.
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The other, which can be pieced together from the recent statements and lifelong beliefs of Mr Corbyn and his inner circle, is a radical agenda that could cause grave and lasting damage to Britain's prosperity and security.
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American Humane claims the investigation, along with eyewitness reports, concluded the video was edited "for the purpose of misleading the public and stoking outrage" and the footage was pieced together from two scenes filmed at different times.
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Rather than a deliberate political statement, it would seem more like the obvious path of least resistance for a "topical" but meaningless video game story pieced together by hundreds of people over the course of several years.
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The Hollywood Reporter notes that the stars featured on Vanity Fair's annual Hollywood covers are normally shot individually or in small groups and later pieced together into a complete image, hence the existence of Oprah's third hand.
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The story of how they accompanied traders and settlers to every corner of the globe has now been pieced together in an unusual way by a group studying a unique genetic tag associated with a canine cancer.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average has pieced together back-to-back record closes, but there are still opportunities to find stocks in the index at a relative bargain with an attractive yield, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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For inspiration, we looked to a brand that's rife with such staples, PAIGE, and pieced together five spring looks that rely on texture, one-second styling tricks, and fun accents to amp up the minimal color palette.
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Some whittled works demonstrate incredible precision in carving, such as in long loops of wooden chain-link, where the interlocked forms are carved out of whole pieces (rather than pieced together, as metal chain-link would be).
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To make up for not attending business school, she pieced together her own "DIY" MBA, which included reading popular business books like "Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works" and taking online classes on edX and Udemy.
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Plus sleeveless dresses pieced together from half-moon panels of fabric in a graduated cone, so the bodice hugged the torso and the skirt swayed just a little with the walk, engineered to harness the body's resonance.
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Roy Wood$ and Drake's "Drama" was featured in the first edition of Apple Music's OVO Sound Radio, but Wood$' signing wasn't pieced together until a fan forum noticed the official label Twitter account had begun following him.
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That included some new materials they had only just received — among them about 700 pages of Mr. Cohen's encrypted messages, and 16 pages that were pieced together from strips of paper found in one of his shredders.
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Over the course of the three-week Nuffield workshop, a group that included Guth, Stephen Hawking, and Martin Rees, the future Astronomer Royal, pieced together the effects of a brief inflationary period at the start of time.
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Mr. Baker, with help from volunteers, filled trash cans with dye in the attic of the Gay Community Center in San Francisco and pieced together the first flags, unveiling them in the parade on June 25, 393.
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The pops of dynamic contrast in the first movement came across as shrill rather than exuberant and the long arc of the andante's melody seemed pieced together out of Lego blocks with the seams all too visible.
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When the Department of Justice announced this month that investigators had pieced together records found in a shredder belonging to the president's former lawyer Michael Cohen, critics, legal experts, and journalists feverishly speculated about what they might contain.
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Reuters has pieced together what happened in the days leading up to the killings in Inn Din, drawing for the first time on interviews with Buddhist villagers who confessed to torching Rohingya homes, burying bodies and killing Muslims.
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From interviews with her family, and a series of messages left on her social media accounts, Reuters has pieced together the last movements of one of the young Vietnamese migrants thought by relatives to be among the dead.
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Matt Damon's fourth turn as Jason Bourne runs the risk of feeling, literally, like an afterthought: In 2007's Bourne Ultimatum, you'll recall, the rogue special-ops hit man finally pieced together how he was brainwashed and trained.
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SEOUL, South Korea – For a few months, everything seemed to be clicking for South Korean President Moon Jae-in as he pieced together crucial nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea following a year of intense animosity.
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She has pieced together the whole, gripping story, from the conditions that gave rise to the rebellion, which cost the lives of 133 men, to the decades of government obstructionism that prevented the full story from being told.
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The story of the gold bars was pieced together from old documents, a map and even a mysterious note found decades ago in a hiding place on the back of a bed post in Caledonia, Pa., he said.
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They found a first-time home-buyer program at HSBC that offered to pay up to $7,000 in closing costs, and pieced together a down payment using their savings and $373,000 from a Roth I.R.A., withdrawn without penalties.
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Stepping from fake news site to news site and from Twitter to Facebook, FireEye pieced together a campaign that tried to influence audiences in the Middle East, as well as in the United States, Britain and Latin America.
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In his petition, Arumugam pieced together the abuse the boys go through based on the account of his nephew, who escaped from a sweet making factory in western city of Nashik after he was burnt with hot oil.
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As with Eilish's fragile, pieced-together exercises in pop morbidity, the Death Stranding score assembles a procession of dissonant splats, metal squeaks and piano clonks and drumclashes, embedded in an electronic haze that is continually disrupted and reassembled.
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Throughout its nearly eight-hour run time, O.J.: Made in America puts Simpson at the center of a cultural picture that's pieced together from issues surrounding race, gender, celebrity, sports, Hollywood, advertising, the justice system, and the media.
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Off to one side of the studio space, Burmeister and his team have pieced together some huge chunks of yellowing closed-cell polyurethane foam, like the stuff in camera bags, each block the size of a bale of hay.
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Within hours it had regained almost all the lost ground, as investors pieced together a positive story for the dollar, based on the prospects of a boost to demand in America's economy and an inflow of capital from abroad.
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Working to uncover his secret identity like a real-life Lois Lane, New Yorker writer Jill Lepore pieced together the complicated life of the scholar, writer and inventor in 2014 with her book, The Secret History of Wonder Woman.
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After several weeks of investigating—questioning Nies and her friends Jimi Booker and Anthony Mahone, as well as the two photographers who had witnessed the incident—Jenkins and his team pieced together what had happened that day in June.
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Finally, in 2012, the government asked a federal court to block Shapiro from obtaining more documents from the FBI, arguing that the information he was uncovering could be pieced together in ways that posed a threat to national security.
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Other Campaign and Transition Contacts With Russia: As journalists have pieced together, at least 215 Trump associates had contact with Russia during the campaign and transition, from foreign policy aide Carter Page to would-be attorney general Jeff Sessions.
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"She had a mosaic pieced together that if you read a transcript of it, you would have thought it was someone who had sat at headquarters every day, and it was remarkably accurate," a Clinton aide told the authors.
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The two merge in one of the show's earliest pieces, the 1995 "Iron Heavens," a kind of altar screen pieced together from black oven pans, against which lean baseball bats, fire-scorched and covered with patchy tufts of cotton.
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NEW WORK: ETEL ADNAN This Beirut-born painter's pocket-size landscapes, serenely pieced together in broad strokes of mildly tropical color, don't so much straddle the line between abstraction and figuration as dissolve it with love. Sept. 1-Jan.
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The photographs of the Elsa doll, pieced together in three horizontal sections and also sourced from images from the internet, are OK. Over time, however, the proliferation of uncanny doll-images in art has lost its impact for me.
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Using a painstaking new approach, Worobey and colleagues pieced together the entire genetic sequence of the HIV virus from eight archived blood samples taken in 1978 and 1979 from gay and bisexual men participating in a hepatitis B study.
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Documents released by a judge at the request of news outlets detail the case Sacramento County sheriff&aposs investigators pieced together to obtain arrest and search warrants for 72-year-old Joseph DeAngelo, who is facing murder charges in multiple counties.
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Warner Brothers and the folks behind the Harry Potter film franchise decided to give fans a taste of what's to come in the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them sequel last Wednesday and fans have pieced together the clues.
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That absent set of sheets would prove important as investigators quickly pieced together their case against Watts: Before the victims' bodies were found on an oil work site owned by Watts' former employer, a drone spotted a sheet on the property.
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His 1003 movie In the Shadow of the Sun was pieced together from Super 2100 films he shot in the early '214s, double-exposed and manipulated to create a dream-like fantasy, with a soundtrack by industrial noise pioneers Throbbing Gristle.
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They say, you know, it was compiled so long after the prophet's death by his companions, pieced together from their collective memories, something could've been left out or added in, and you can only say it's divinely inspired, not purely divine.
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Nobuya Haraguchi of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), Charles Fang Chin Cheng of the University of New South Wales and Eveline Smeets, a consultant, have painstakingly pieced together employment data on over 100 developing countries, going back to 1970.
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As the work done by regulators and lawyers on the LIBOR scandal in 2015 has shown, email records when pieced together can tell a story in enough detail to secure a conviction or prevent a defendant from going to jail.
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Realizing early on that there was little he could accomplish through legislation while Republicans held both houses of Congress, Obama pieced together a large number of initiatives to reduce the country's greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel consumption, largely through regulation.
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The growing fear within the GOP is that Trump's candidacy will tear away the core coalition built by Ronald Reagan, who pieced together social conservatives, defense hawks and free market backers to help him win two terms in the White House.
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DMD, which affects about one in every 3,500 to 5,000 males, happens when an exon, or exons – one of the vital parts that make a gene – are deleted or absent, interfering with the rest of the gene being pieced together.
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They gathered at various local watering holes, offering what one attendee describes as "toasts to the accused," and pieced together a gripping narrative—a tale of free-speech crusaders crossed over to the dark side, dedicated newshounds become digital pimps.
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On first glance, the sink video is so convincing that you might suddenly worry: what if your bathroom appliances are, in fact, pieced together from packages of Shin Ramyun, its spicy flavor packet mixed with superglue and covered in paint?
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Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine at the moment, and George Kent, a top State Department official for Eurasian matters, told lawmakers how they slowly pieced together a shadow foreign policy led by Rudy Giuliani and his allies.
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The Saudis say they handed his body to "local accomplices" but refuse to name them, and Turkish investigators who have pieced together his final hours from closed-circuit TV footage have failed to fully investigate where the trail finally leads.
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Scroll through Ms. Kell's Tumblr, and you'll find what looks like a dynamic, bustling world of female "Star Wars" characters — it's just that they're pieced together from different books, series and stories, and then fleshed out by fan art and analysis.
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The giant panel is constructed of hundreds of strips of painted and drawn-upon paper, which she painstakingly pieced together and then wrote over, in the tiniest font imaginable, the poems that have been meaningful to the artist throughout her life.
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Even if you read dark meaning into the DNC's use of Crowdstrike rather than the FBI, at this point, it doesn't matter: Friday's indictments show that the FBI has now pieced together a factual account that renders the whole argument moot.
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According to an investigation by KPCC, the public radio station, which pieced together data from a variety of sources, the number of shootings by law enforcement officers in Los Angeles County has remained roughly stable for the last 18 years.
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Over the next two years, and armed with incident reports, interviews, rifle serial numbers, shipping receipts and other records, Ms. Austin pieced together the trail of the rifles sold from CZ as they made their way into the hands of poachers.
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Bloomberg pieced together what is known about the earliest days of the Washington outbreak, and the lesson is clear: Even if you do everything right, it's incredibly hard to stop a virus like this one from spreading out of control.
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The rest of the book is the story of the Swede, partly pieced together from facts gathered by Zuckerman and partly, or even mostly, the product of Zuckerman's imagination, a wild guess at how bright American promise can go so sour.
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Mr. Johnston's most recent sessions spawned four albums worth of material, though the next release is likely to be drawn from older recordings being pieced together by the producer Brian Beattie, who has worked with Mr. Johnston in the past.
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The Times pieced together a chronology of those three days by interviewing Iranian officials, members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and people close to the supreme leader's inner circle and by examining official public statements and state media reports.
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The story of Mr. Cawley — pieced together from interviews with historians and relatives in the United States and Ireland, as well as archival documents — is one of family ties and a man whose experience had an impact on Mr. Pence.
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Nader was a key witness for Mueller as the special counsel pieced together a Seychelles meeting in early 2017 between Trump supporter Erik Prince and the prominent Russian government banker Dmitriev, who has close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Mammoth Biosciences raised $120,000 from NFX Guild in 2017 and since then has pieced together capital from a variety of sources, including Mayfield, NFX, 8VC, AME Cloud, Wireframe, Kairos and Boom Capital, though the company declined to disclose the amount it has raised.
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From there law enforcement pieced together a broader family tree of relatives connected to the DNA match, using available information such as names and emails as leads for more digging, as well as other clues, according to the AP and the Bee.
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Kevin Pillar broke a 20-220 tie with a two-run double, one of seven hits the Giants pieced together against five A's relievers in the eighth, helping San Francisco end a four-game losing skid and Oakland's three-game winning streak.
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Already, details pieced together by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists of about a dozen current and former world leaders alleged to have used the law firm's services have been revealed, with the documents listing presidents, kings, prime ministers and their offspring.
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Kevin Pillar broke a 73-4 tie with a two-run double, one of seven hits the Giants pieced together against five A's relievers in the eighth, helping San Francisco end a four-game losing skid and Oakland's three-game winning streak.
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The three-way deal was pieced together with Nordic Aviation Capital, a major owner of ATRs which will supply five of the planes from its existing orders for the aircraft and which will place a fresh order with ATR for the remaining 15.
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We replicated state style CCTV and used home video cameras, as well as grainy black and white film and digital cameras to give the feeling of found footage pieced together to form an outside observer's idea of a place, almost nostalgic in form.
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After Illinois owned the lead throughout the opening 11 minutes, the Norse pieced together a 16-4 run capped by junior guard Lavone Holland II's layup that gave the visitors a 32-24 lead with 3:47 left in the first half.
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There's plenty of interesting information to be gleaned from the leaks, and presumably more interesting information to be gleaned from future ones, which can be pieced together to create a fuller, clearer picture of the fairly full, clear picture we have of Clinton.
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The Times's investigation — based on thousands of pages of government records, court papers and securities filings, as well as interviews with borrowers, regulators and executives — pieced together how these seemingly disparate companies fall under the umbrella of one powerful private equity firm.
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And, according to an account pieced together by Reuters on previously unreported Obama administration deliberations, the prisoner exchange came close to falling apart because of a threat by Washington in December to impose fresh sanctions on Iran for recent ballistic missile tests.
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Now, a prominent Chinese historian and archaeologist has pieced together its remarkable odyssey in a meticulously documented analysis that has caused a stir in the rarefied world of Chinese antiquities and raised broader questions about collectors who profit from pillaging historic sites.
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So did the clothes, an assured dance of volumes and mood, bohemia and urbanity, that included the best T-shirt dress of the week: in stretch cotton, different pastel gingham appliqués pieced together on the front to look like a tank dress.
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WASHINGTON — One of the remarkable features of covering the congressional battle over health care this year has been the way reporters pieced together a picture of what was happening from snippets of information extracted from members of Congress dashing through the Capitol.
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This is delicate work: Anemone and poppy specimens are so sinewy they have to be transported from the press to the page using little paper cradles; and flower heads are often comprised from single petals painstakingly pieced together into a unified whole.
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He started with eight, but by the time he was done, he had his own supercomputer, pieced together out of 23 consoles and ready to run his experiments — no jockeying for space or paying other researchers to run his simulations of black holes.
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Following the model of the grab-bag performances that Cunningham billed as Events, concocted of excerpts from old and new work, Mr. Atlas pieced together his installation from some 20 dance videos projected in staggered sequences on angled screens, in a single gallery.
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Sometimes she records nuggets of personal history on these pages, and my aunt hides them away in a file folder in the hall closet, where they wait to be pieced together into a narrative once my grandma is no longer with us.
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Those patchwork inserts have been put together from the castoffs of the bigger pieces, and then the castoffs from the inserts are saved and pieced together into mosaic appliqués (the hands from the Sistine Chapel and Earth as seen from above, for example).
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Human Rights Watch has pieced together a timeline of how it all started, and who they believe to be responsible through interviews with men who were victims of the purge, Russian journalists and LGBT support groups who have tried to help victims.
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The bill, which was pieced together overnight the day before the vote, also alters the state and local tax deduction — completely repealing the income tax deduction and capping the property tax deduction at $10,000 — a last-minute addition to win over Sen.
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Foxconn builds the products for nearly every single major computer manufacturer in the US. Apple, Dell, Lenovo, and HP all have their products pieced together in Foxconn factories, and Foxconn's enthusiasm over the Compute Card will absolutely trickle down to those mega-corporate customers.
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Titled That Summer, the film is pieced together from archive footage shot by Lee Radziwill's artist boyfriend Peter Beard in 1972, a few years before the Maysles shot Grey Gardens, and intended to be part of a documentary on the history of the Hamptons.
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To get a jump on the seasonal drag and save ourselves from unwittingly creating the same tired combos day in and day out, we pieced together five no-fail outfit equations that will keep us toasty without weighing us or our style game down.
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It comes after a period of summer in which the genre's juggernauts (Kanye, Drake, Nas, The Carters) all looked to seize "the moment" by dropping projects that felt half-cooked, rushed, or sloppily pieced together and effectively faded from general discourse after a few days.
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Read more: A Redditor pieced together 150,000 photos of the Moon to make one breathtaking imageDetails in their paper suggest that the cable could be about as thick as pencil lead and anchored on the moon with a budget estimated at billions of dollars.
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The prose is precise, economical, chiseled; the narrative elliptical, almost musical, cutting back and forth in time between the near present, Mr. Matar's childhood memories of growing up in Libya, and pieced-together accounts of his father's work as an opposition leader and his imprisonment.
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Using an "image stacking and matching technique" called Super-Resolution Restoration (SRR), they've pieced together a zoomed-in version of the photo of the probe issued by Professor Mark Sims from the University of Leicester last year that confirmed the fate of the Beagle 2.
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To the Trump administration, the other thing they had in common was more germane: a legal but, until now, unenforced obligation to leave the country that had stuck to them for years, even as they pieced together lives and families in the United States.
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According to the New York Times report: In what amounts to a marriage of lobbying and espionage, the Chinese have pieced together a list of the people with whom Mr. Trump regularly speaks in hopes of using them to influence the president, the officials said.
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Disputing ART HERE's assertion that the Campaign for Carolina is developed without departmental needs in mind, the University spokesperson said that the overall $4.25 billion campaign goal is pieced together from the fundraising goals and needs of each area and department within the University.
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He left them at a bar named Blind Bob's and went to another nightspot, called Ned Peppers, by himself about 30 minutes before he went back to a vehicle, got his gun and started shooting, according to the timeline pieced together from security cameras.
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One example is Esther Shub, described as a "pioneer of found footage," whose dramatic silent film, "The Fall of the Romanov Dynasty" of 228 — acquired by the museum this year — was meticulously pieced together from newsreels and home movies by the royal family's cameraman.
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Through dozens of interviews with diplomats and money managers, economists, real-estate and travel agents, interior decorators and members of the House of Saud and by reviewing court records and real-estate documents, The New York Times has pieced together details of the family's spending.
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Following Germany's vote in September last year, it's now the Italians who are headed to the ballot box this Sunday, with the outcome expected to be even messier than Berlin's — which, incidentally, is still being pieced together by Chancellor Angela Merkel and her coalition partners.
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I began researching various sources -- local news outlets and first-person testimonies from Christchurch -- to learn about the fallen Muslims, and carefully pieced together profiles of the first identified victims on my Instagram account, and later, as part of an ongoing thread on Twitter.
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So were the skinny legging-like pants unzipped at the ankle to flare out and worn under pretty much everything, like halter dresses in navy and bronze pieced together in asymmetric puzzles and skinny turtlenecks with tracings of feathers across the back of the arms.
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YILAN, Taiwan (Reuters) - The driver of a train in Taiwan that crashed killing 19813 people told a court on Tuesday he had switched off its speed-control system, a court official said, as investigators pieced together events that led to the island's worst rail crash in decades.
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Although the precise series of events is still being pieced together, it's believed Lee's father, Pierre Stokes, was in the Gangster Disciples' Killa Ward faction, and that the deaths of two other reputed members (and a number of related shootings) led to his son being killed.
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Analyzing a wealth of images captured by the Dawn spacecraft's framing camera, a team led by Ottaviano Ruesch of the Goddard Spaceflight Center pieced together an origin story for Ahuna Mons, which sits all by itself on a flat surface pockmarked by a smattering of craters.
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Plimpton, whose lanky frame looked as if had been pieced together out of random lengths of industrial piping, starts on Page 1 with an extended metaphor that involves a crew of Japanese admirals screaming at all the unwieldy parts of his body to act in unison.
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I had always had this vague idea about that time, and Cynthia's book was such a compelling read about a period that is certainly less romanticized than the Yoko years, but I feel like I got a much more pieced-together story of the man's life.
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Read more: Amazon's cloud was at the heart of the big Capital One hack, even though it doesn't seem to be at faultAn FBI special agent named Joel Martini detailed in the complaint against Thompson how he pieced together her identity from a series of online boasts.
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Antoinette Poisson, the Parisian purveyor of spectacular handmade wallpaper, got its start when conservationists Julie Stordiau, Vincent Farelly and Jean-Baptiste Martin were renovating an 18th-century house in Auvergne and stumbled upon domino papers, or poster-size swatches that can be pieced together on the wall.
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The extended, shack-looking bar sits back in what clearly used to be some kind of salvage or lumber yard, and the dark, cozy inside looks like it was pieced together from items stolen from bars of your childhood, when dad used to drink a lot.
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The New York Times pieced together a chronology of those three days by interviewing Iranian diplomats, current and former government officials, ranking members of the Revolutionary Guards and people close to the supreme leader's inner circle and by examining official public statements and state media reports.
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From numerous accounts pieced together from family members, it seems that Duop quit school around the age of 9, left home, joined a rebel militia, then joined the government army, defected, became a rebel again, was captured, beaten and tortured by government soldiers and then discarded.
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But through the subsequent study of his trial testimony, scholars and researchers, artists and critics, writers and curators, pieced together the crucial cargo of that mind: a narrative, a vision that black people who had been colonized were up to the task of fighting off their oppressors.
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Those weren't the only collections referenced, either: We saw a rose print from fall 2005, the lipstick print from spring 2000, and the lovers from fall 2016, all exquisitely pieced together in the same manner that a quilt is sewn together and passed through generations, telling a story.
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Many Bosnians believe Dodik called the plebiscite to boost his popularity before elections, and also to test the ground for a possible vote on secession from Bosnia - an uneasy multi-ethnic federation of Serbs, Croats and Muslim Bosniaks that was pieced together in 1995 to end an ethnic war.
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The Cubs finally pieced together consecutive hits off deGrom, opening the sixth inning with two singles, but the umpiring crew called for the tarp again, sending the game into its third delay of the night for 40 minutes (the first pitch was delayed 11 minutes because of the weather).
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But the technology used for the 2007 Aedes map, and many others, could only read relatively short stretches of DNA at a time, which were then pieced together by matching up the sections where they overlapped in a process that often left some areas garbled and riddled with gaps.
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While Twombly was fascinated with the grandeur of Rome's past, Rauschenberg's interests were more mundane, according to the art historian Nicholas Cullinan, now the director of the National Portrait Gallery in London, who pieced together the most detailed account of the trip in The Burlington Magazine a decade ago.
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Over the next half-century, search parties found skeletal remains, interviewed Inuit witnesses and pieced together the story: Caught by pack ice and stranded for two straight winters, the survivors set out to walk hundreds of miles to the nearest outpost, but all died far short of the goal.
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So faith leaders and local elected officials pieced together the numbers: About 60 children each at Catholic Guardian Services, Lutheran Social Services of New York and Abbott House, all in the Bronx, according to officials who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the information.
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Last week's stunning revelations about meetings between members of the Trump campaign and Russian agents are another tile in the mosaic to be pieced together by federal investigators, congressional committees and special counsel Robert Mueller — and make House action this week on Senate-approved Russian sanctions more critical.
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Then it became skinny ribbed-knit dresses bound at the waist and torso by crisscrossing bands, which then became dresses patchworked from different gauges and shades of pointillist yarns, gaping a bit here and there, which then became slip dresses pieced together from bands of silk, the edges not entirely aligned.
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"He pieced together a financing structure that would allow him to make the movie without—I'll choose my words carefully—the weight of major-studio executives who, rightly if they had invested that amount of money, would feel the need to manage the process along with the filmmaker," Fogelson says.
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But these and dozens of other plaster casts made in the 227th century from original works dating to antiquity have been pieced together, cleaned and, now, put on display in a newly created cast hall at the headquarters of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art on West 44th Street in Manhattan.
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Equifax U.S. Chief Information Officer Jun Ying, whom the SEC alleges illegally traded shares in the company after a data breach, wasn't told by the company about the incident and instead pieced together that Equifax was breached on his own from scraps of information, according to the SEC's insider trading complaint.
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To share that experience at SculptureCenter, she's creating an intimate karaoke lounge—or what she calls a "karaoke spiritual center of love"—with luxurious seats and drapery pieced together out of prayer rugs, veils, women's lingerie, and textiles Khan's family had been saving to give her when she got married.
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And then we finally pieced together a timeline and areas in which the guy looks like he would have been, where he would have had to have been for it to make sense that CPAC were putting out certain information about certain speakers, and that only certain speakers were self-quarantining.
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At least the quiet environmental chic of Gabriela Hearst, marrying geodes and linen embroidered with insects gone extinct; blanket-stitching and urban trenches (the coat kind); dresses made from multiple rolled strips of recycled print fabrics pieced together into cha-cha fringe, was crafty, in both senses of the word.
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Durkin pieced together Redoshi's life story through a number of archival sources, starting with her kidnapping in what is now Benin at the age of 12 and her passage to Mobile, Alabama on board the "Clotilda," the last slave ship to arrive in the US in 1860, carrying 116 people.
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Visitors to the Kunstforum Wien first enter a high-ceilinged room in which the show's unmistakable anchor piece is on view in a specially constructed vitrine — the nearly 19408-foot-long, multi-part drawing "Le Cloisonné de théâtre" (227–219), in colored pencil on pieced-together sheets of paper, by Corbaz.
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And thanks to the spring '17 runways, there's tons of ways to wear the trend without looking like you've borrowed a family heirloom: Loewe pieced together squares of different colors and textures to create prairie-inspired pieces, while Tommy Hilfiger proved patchwork could be sporty with a Mondrian-esque jigsaw of brights.
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And if that doesn't put our murderous chief of staff behind bars, maybe this will: After talking to Meredith Lee, the former secretary of Health and Human Services who got bullied into giving Frank the liver donation earmarked for Anthony Moretti, Sean Jeffries has more or less pieced together the Doug/Moretti connection.
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Flynn pieced together what it would take to turn the idea that would become Shooli into reality — mapping out the startup costs and timeline and crafting a game plan for finding experienced cobblers to work with — and pitched it to her company, which gave Shooli the initial funding it needed to get started.
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The song, a collaboration with producer Rediculus, is the latest in a monthly track series F. Virtue pieced together with Paper Magazine and sometime Brown Bag AllStar J57's FiveSe7en Music imprint, and it anticipates the coming F. Virtue studio album The Things I'd Talk To Harry About, due out sometime next year.
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Over the past decade, allied intelligence agencies have pieced together a profile of the young Kim Jong-un from extensive interviews with teachers, students, food preparers, and other staff at the elite Swiss school that Kim attended during his adolescence, according to a source who has carefully studied the classified binder on Kim.
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Brayan's story, pieced together from interviews with him, his father and his grandmother — whose last names are being withheld because they are undocumented — shows just how hard the government is making the reunification process, and why every step of the zero-tolerance policy is needlessly traumatizing for thousands of children and their families.
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The numbers are staggering: Since 2013, it's estimated that IBM eliminated more than 20,000 employees ages 40 and older in the US. Using public records, internal company documents, and a collection of stories from over 1,400 former IBM employees, the investigation pieced together how IBM went from dream employer in the 1980s to recent layoffs.
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Not the valonqar we were looking for That is, until a redditor pieced together how a new baby could actually fulfill the second part of the prophecy brilliantly: [Spoilers Extended] So, about Cersei... from asoiaf Cersei always assumed that "valonqar" (which means "little brother" in Valyrian) referred to the "little" brother she despised most: Tyrion.
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Regardless of Redoshi's precise historical status, the researcher, Hannah Durkin, has pieced together accounts from different sources and census records to carve out the remarkable life of a woman who survived the treacherous Middle Passage voyage at age 12, was sold as a child bride, and lived through the Civil War and the Great Depression.
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It was there at Luke and Lucie Meier's Jil Sander, in a sleeveless gown pieced together in a complicated chessboard of ivory and cream; a collarless, lapel-less overcoat, a single button offset at the waist; the exclamation point of a silver bird in flight on the knee of a black bias-cut gown.
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Down the fashion house's fall 2020 men's runway came elegant overcoats and shorter jackets pieced together from puzzle-like segments; the models wove through oversize props, like a pair of scissors, a pencil and a spool of thread, as if Abloh hoped to animate the very craft that brought those garments out of his atelier.
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Our thought bubble: Even though a lot of tech and telecom companies say it's in their best interest to be transparent with customers about how their data is used, most people don't have a way to fully understand how their data is being pieced together and what these companies really know about them as a result.
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This was as simple as the silver sequins on Anna Ewers (in Boss), Brie Larson (in Proenza Schouler, also with side cutouts, which were something of a trend), and Gigi Hadid (in a Tommy Hilfiger bustier bodysuit with a chiffon overlay and metallic neckpiece), or as elaborate as Kim Kardashian's pieced-together gown of Balmain armor.
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As Lawlor pieced together the material, a damning picture emerged: In the 20103s, GM and other automakers persuaded the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to weaken its originally proposed roof-strength standards – after GM vehicles failed to meet those standards in crash tests – but by 1990, GM had conducted its own tests showing that stronger roofs were safer.
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The radical twist here is that this to-scale structure, with its pieced-together yet exquisitely detailed walls, ceiling, floor, bathroom, windows, shelves, tubes and jars of paint, black paintings, coffee cans, books, tools, and sundry other items —all the usual stuff of an artist's lair, and all fashioned from cardboard by hand —is an overturned artist's studio.
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Drawing on written documentation for clues, Miller and his team pieced together a variety of materials: 16-millimeter and 35-millimeter films that have long been available in some form; a treasure trove of 177 rediscovered 123-millimeter Panavision reels found at the National Archives and Records Administration; and audio recordings from mission control and other technical outposts.
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But the Chu Silk Manuscript has been hidden from public view because of its fragility — and the uncertain circumstances by which it ended up in the U.S. • A prominent historian and archaeologist has pieced together its remarkable odyssey, causing a stir in the rarefied world of Chinese antiquities and raising questions about collectors who pillage historic sites.
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Who would want this spoiled man pieced together on a foundation of repressed anger and circumscribed privilege — this man who quite plausibly was the teenage drunk near-suffocating Christine Blasey Ford as he ground his body against hers, this man who may now have perjured himself — occupying a place for life on the highest court in the land?
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In addition to interviewing a wide circle of journalists, associates, and relatives (including Roger Stone, Ken Auletta, Liz Smith, Anne Roiphe, and David Cay Johnston, among many others), Tyrnauer has pieced together material from hundreds of hours of archival footage—which is possible mainly because Cohn possessed a malevolent charisma and was a television fixture for decades.
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Dresses were made of strips of velvet, leather and chiffon covered by thousands of minute silver studs that had been pieced together, shaped to the torso and then released, and they spoke to both past and future but were unrestricted by any moment in time, just as the body beneath was unrestricted by any corsetry or binding.
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Unlike a previous iteration at the Muskegon Museum of Art, which featured several sheep, the installation at K. Oss has only two: one chicken-wire ewe cut off at the lower legs and positioned upside down on scaffolding, and a second one, meticulously pieced together in silver fabric and rising above like the spirit leaving its tired cage.
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The Calabasas, California-based auction house Profiles in History confirmed the sale to EW. Constructed of aluminum, steel, and fiberglass elements, the droid measures 43 x 29.5 x 20 inches and was pieced together over the years from original components used in Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, The Phantom Menace, and Attack of the Clones.
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While there's an intriguing puzzle to be pieced together as you chase down the source of a mysterious signal, the story's moment-to-moment action typically consists of visiting some randomly generated type of location and jumping through the proverbial hoops there — the same hoops you'd find at any other location of that type — before the next shred of exposition is shared.
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The facts are still being pieced together from Orlando, but some things are now clear: Omar Mateen was a disturbed Muslim with mental health issues; he had bought his assault rifle legally; he was twice interviewed by the FBI; he was a drinker and an abusive husband; he had called the police department before the carnage and pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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And it has to deal with the way clients have evolved in their savvy knowledge about exactly what their agents do — a process that began when Spy magazine laboriously pieced together the agency's top-secret client list and published it, so that each client could see how many of his or her top competitors were represented by the same agency.
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The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: A New History of a Lost World, by Steve BrusattePaleontologist Steve Brusatte pieced together some of the most recent scientific findings to create this up-to-date story of the dinosaurs, from their humble beginnings during the Triassic, to their dramatic rise during the thundering Jurassic, and ending with their cataclysmic demise at the end of the Cretaceous.
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Little by little, I pieced together the epic, confounding, overstuffed story: It involved a tortured man named Al Simmons, caught in the middle of a cold war between heaven and hell, smack dab in a gritty New York City filled with demented mobsters and criminals, a creepy ice cream-selling pedophile, and a demon that takes the form of a rundown version of Pennywise.
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There was the whoosh of the automatic doors opening on the spaceship's bridge, the coos of furry Tribbles in one of the show's most famous episodes, and the unsettling wail of sirens when it was time to shift to red alert — not to mention the growl of the cartoonish reptilian alien Gorn (pieced together using, in part, the sound of vomiting) and the high-pitched tinkling of a transporter beam.
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The rest of the pile comes from executive pay and severance, the paper reported:The cash and stock awards and other benefits, pieced together from disclosures in a securities filing late Monday, are a combination of Mr. Armstrong's 27 compensation, severance and a special incentive package that Verizon granted Mr. Armstrong when it bought AOL in 2015.... Most of Mr. Armstrong's compensation for 2018 and 2019 comes from a so-called founders equity award he was granted when Verizon bought AOL.
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Rounding out the trio of artists, in a gallery to the right are three sets of works by Nevin Aladağ — a triptych of patchwork canvases titled "Social Fabric" (2017), pieced together from bits of carpet; a pair of "Makramé" (2011/2014) rendered in wire cable; and a three-channel video, "Session" (2013), which captures the incidental music created by random interactions between percussive instruments and objects in an environment, like a sprinkler or rocks tossed by cars from a roadway.
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In a study published in this year's edition of the journal Egypt and the Levant, the researchers pieced together ancient evidence — including flint and bone records from the fallen city of Megiddo, fossilized pollen data from the Sea of Galilee and ancient cattle DNA — to shed light on how Bronze Age Egyptians used careful planning and policies to adapt to a drought that lasted from around 1250 B.C. to 1100 B.C., while their ancient counterparts appeared to be less well prepared.
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She implied as much, in a celebratory Instagram post addressed to her ride-or-dies in July, where she referenced their patience as she pieced together the follow-up to her 26 mixtape Cut 228 Me and 2015 Hallucinogen EP. The result—the rippling, intimate, lovesick Take Me Apart—throbs with an intensity that carries you from a post-breakup talk in your now-ex's apartment, to the car, to the club, to your bedroom when you entangle yourselves in each other's limbs again.
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Like the creature pieced together from cadavers collected by Victor Frankenstein, her name was an assemblage of parts: the name of her mother, the feminist Mary Wollstonecraft, stitched to that of her father, the philosopher William Godwin, grafted onto that of her husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, as if Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley were the sum of her relations, bone of their bone and flesh of their flesh, if not the milk of her mother's milk, since her mother had died eleven days after giving birth to her, mainly too sick to give suck— Awoke and found no mother .
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