Act I almost always consists of piggybacking on pre-existing infrastructure.
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But piggybacking on the global economy exposes their airlines to foreign fortunes.
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I don't claim much credit for that — I'm piggybacking on a juggernaut.
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They amplify this stuff by piggybacking on top of the MAGA crowd.
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The Fed's interest rate hike today is simply piggybacking on this new reality.
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But I couldn't examine a single one without negativity piggybacking on my thoughts.
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Still, piggybacking on the "Avengers" narrative represents an advantage that somewhat muddies the analysis.
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Apparently, Ryder isn't the biggest fan of his mom piggybacking on his personal style.
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Piggybacking on the social networks that existed in order to create a critical mass.
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By Tuesday morning many outlets piggybacking on the article were dreaming up conspiracy theories.
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Cocoa is Ghana's other natural bounty, and producers are piggybacking on the oil boom.
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The Japanese carmaker saw Renault as unfairly piggybacking on Nissan's technology, research and brand.
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By piggybacking on Richmond's $2.3 billion endowment, Radford has a substantial position in alternative assets.
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Now Germany is accused of piggybacking on other countries' spending and of exporting job losses.
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"It's piggybacking on a really strong trend, benefiting from the investigative, curious drinker," she posits.
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The service will be an MVNO, meaning that Comcast will be piggybacking on Verizon's cellular network.
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The Sabbat Cycle was an attempt to raise political awareness by piggybacking on The Witch's appeal.
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Piggybacking on this, Ms. Zittel frames her project as a kind of participatory, social practice art.
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Industrial companies are also piggybacking on that economic strength both in the United States and abroad.
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Frankly, we're piggybacking on a much bigger first-world and emerging-market shift to electric vehicles.
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Then there are all the gallery shows and museum exhibitions piggybacking on the popularity of the fairs.
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They chose December 25th for the celebration in the hopes of piggybacking on existing winter solstice parties.
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Amgen has filed suit against Sandoz, claiming the company is "piggybacking on the fruits" of their research efforts.
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You wouldn't have been notified via two-factor authentication, since it would be piggybacking on an existing login.
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Coordinating global philanthropies and developed nations in mounting an international humanitarian relief campaign piggybacking on existing health systems.
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In Huntsville, the company is piggybacking on the fiber network that Huntsville Utilities is building in the city.
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"Piggybacking on these activists is a mistake unless you really believe in the fundamentals of the company," he said.
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Lyft is currently piggybacking on self-driving cars built by Aptiv, an offshoot of supplier Delphi, and startup NuTonomy.
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Amazon's Prime Day continues to gain competition from rival retailers piggybacking on the annual event with their own sales.
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Alibaba has followed a similar trajectory, piggybacking on the massive growth of its home market of China, to boot.
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And hiring from elite schools was a way of piggybacking on the work admissions departments had already done, Schmidt said.
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Piggybacking on the communications, the authorities tracked down Mr. Guzmán and planned an operation to grab him in early October.
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That most essential function of plants, turning sunlight into sustenance, was made possible by piggybacking on the working of cyanobacteria.
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Tight intellectual property protection can backfire, stopping locals from piggybacking on foreign inventions, discouraging indigenous innovation in less-developed countries.
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Piggybacking on a couple of German satellites, six Sprites reached low Earth orbit, about 600 kilometres high, on June 23.
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But if you are not aware that you are piggybacking on the knowledge of others, it can lead to hubris.
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If art exhibitions have reason to examine the fervor of collectively adulating an icon, they achieve little by piggybacking on it.
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Yet without those checks, the EU says, the whole of the UK could be piggybacking on the province's special EU deal.
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Piggybacking on that theme, Justice Stephen Breyer echoed the age-old worry that judges aren't equipped to handle dicey political disputes.
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Cuomo last week announced new strategies to eliminate Hep C, piggybacking on a previous effort to tackle HIV in New York.
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She said she began her career by "piggybacking" on the Bay Area's technology boom, helping start-ups with their email marketing.
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Then, on the sources side, it uses a combination of APIs, piggybacking on search engines, plus its own custom crawlers and bots.
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Piggybacking on Apple's HomeKit and your iOS devices makes installing and setting up the Smart+ bulb easy, but it does have limitations.
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This plan gives hardware vendors a way to bring new products to market by piggybacking on the work Microsoft has already done.
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A similarly robust set of investments might make Akon Crypto City sound less like a science fictional idea piggybacking on tech fads.
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However you feel about grown-ups using marijuana, you probably don't want companies piggybacking on pot to make kids think they're cool.
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Notable investors: CyberAgent Ventures, IDG Ventures Vietnam VNG, a competitor of Garena, first started piggybacking on gaming company Kingsoft for game licensing.
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Apple's strategy — whether it preempts or exactly coincides with the Disney+ launch — could be aimed at piggybacking on household interest in Disney+.
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Outside of the Northeast Corridor, the railroad infrastructure is generally owned by freight companies — Amtrak is just piggybacking on the spare capacity.
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It's that somebody found another supplier and started piggybacking on the supply chain—they start moving drugs for more than one supplier.
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Technologies like 4DX, on the other hand, can't do that because the movies they're piggybacking on were never designed as first-person experiences.
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Hackers increasingly infiltrate large corporations by first penetrating the defences of smaller suppliers and piggybacking on the communications systems which link the two.
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But piggybacking on Google's hard work, scientists have found a clever way to streamline the process of tracking signage in need of repair.
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DeLisle is famous in the meshnet world for developing the protocol while living in rural Massachusetts and piggybacking on his neighbours' Wi-Fi.
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By cynically piggybacking on this story to push his own pet issue, Paul is not only feeding into, but legitimizing, Trump's conspiracy-mongering.
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The suit says NSO abused WhatsApp by piggybacking on it to hack into the phones of 1,400 of its users around the world.
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Detroit is piggybacking on that, noting that if Amazon were to locate there, Windsor in Canada is just a 2-mile drive away.
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Piggybacking on technologies like Siri and Google Assistant, Wong said he sees potential for the ring to act as a contextually aware prompt.
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Unquestionably, the switcheroo risked looking opportunist, as if a big company was piggybacking on the issue of the moment for a marketing opportunity.
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The group is piggybacking on the work of the Campaign Legal Centre (CLC), a nonpartisan organisation that opposes gerrymandering by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Sky is also piggybacking on the O2 network, although it will issue its own SIM cards and handle all parts of the customer relationship.
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Piggybacking on India's mobile boom, these companies are using smartphones and the internet to help farmers grow, harvest and sell their crops more efficiently.
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While it's not without faults, the project is far more ambitious in scope than anything that could be accomplished by piggybacking on government rockets.
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Instagram has the luxury, with stories, of piggybacking on huge infrastructure, but Snap has to figure out a way to get this under control.
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And American officials believe Russian intelligence was piggybacking on Kaspersky's efforts to find and retrieve the N.S.A.'s secrets wherever they could be found.
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In fact, some of the AIIB's initial loans have been co-financings with the ADB, in effect piggybacking on its projects in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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And the original deal with Lyft was less about Lyft operating drivers in those countries, and more about piggybacking on the other app companies' technology.
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Buffett said his ambitious move into Apple shares was piggybacking on the initial investment made by Buffett's deputy investment managers, Todd Combs and Ted Weschler.
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The government claims that provocateurs are piggybacking on the movement, but repression is a "trademark" of the governing Awami League, a rights activist told us.
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"Feels like he is piggybacking on the fame of Ariana grande and Justin bieber and says distasteful things about other celebrities," Murray wrote on Twitter.
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Spivak's original plan was to send a copy of the English version of Wikipedia into high earth orbit by piggybacking on a commercial geostationary satellite.
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Piggybacking on that apparent free-market blasphemy, Intel in early March released a white paper calling for a comprehensive national strategy to bolster U.S. AI capabilities.
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Even if you believe that Struggle is simply piggybacking on his grandfather's legacy in Nashville, it's impossible to deny that he grew up on his music.
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By ditching costly cable subscriptions in favor of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu — or piggybacking on family accounts — Millennials can bring down their television costs.
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The idea of a mini-you visually depicting the news is fun, and piggybacking on other messaging apps instead of trying to build another feed is wise.
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And even if it does, piggybacking on other, totally different projects feels hurried and sloppy given that we're talking about an entirely new and completely untested technology.
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Photo: APPayPal sued Pandora on Friday, claiming that the struggling music streaming service ripped off its distinctive blue logo in the hopes of piggybacking on PayPal's popularity.
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Since the quaint, pastoral days of catfishing, intellectual property theft and profit-piggybacking on the internet has always been difficult to track, and it's only getting harder.
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A pro-Trump outside group, America First Policies, is poised to debut a $1.6 million TV ad campaign piggybacking on the attacks on Ossoff's national security qualifications.
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In some scenarios, "personal healthcare" experts offering advice on how to avoid chronic and diet-related illnesses will be piggybacking on the health conscious movement of people.
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Obama's supporters, meanwhile, complain that on the economy and the campaign against ISIS Trump is merely piggybacking on the former President's achievements and claiming them for himself.
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The new proposal moves back toward that plan, not by having the federal government negotiate drug prices directly, but by piggybacking on price negotiations in other countries.
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Piggybacking on the many, many calls for the Republican presidential nominee to start telling the truth for once, Tingle's website purports to fact-check Trump's many claims.
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The pivot to an anti-Trump message was in keeping with the page's broader strategy of piggybacking on an existing social movement to exploit divisions in American society.
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It keeps a fleet of about 30 of these in orbit, which it refreshes as old ones die by putting new ones into space, piggybacking on commercial launches.
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Piggybacking on this effort, a major public-private partnership was formed to study central California's pollution problems, a region with some of the dirtiest air in the country.
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His hope is that by piggybacking on the structure of their crystals—already known to yield an appropriately, well, ruby, colour—he might be able to reproduce the effect.
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While anyone piggybacking on or plugging into platform services in Europe shouldn't imagine they can just pass responsibility to the platforms for ensuring they are compliant with privacy rules.
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By piggybacking on the latest communication innovations of the era, the ability of urban legends to propagate bullshit has grown immensely over time, keeping the fine folks at Snopes.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) is also piggybacking on news about Russian online disinformation efforts in a renewed push to pass a bill to tighten rules on political advertising online.
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Some Nissan executives, engineers and marketing staff began to resent what they saw as Renault's unfairly piggybacking on Nissan's technology, research and brand strength, according to three former managerial employees.
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She employs tactics like ducking under ropes, keeping her head down, piggybacking on small groups, and using other passengers' discarded boarding passes, Joe Eskenazi wrote in The Guardian last week.
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Or, in other words there will always be corny content, promotions piggybacking on social issues, and cringe-worthy tweets from major corporations trying to capture the attention of millennial minds online.
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"We've purposely tried not to innovate massively on the blockchain itself because we want it to be scalable and secure," says Marcus of piggybacking on the best elements of existing cryptocurrencies.
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It has already helped 40,000 of them connect, and Mikkelsen says this would never be possible if it were just an aid group rather than a hybrid piggybacking on business networks.
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But Frieze Los Angeles has already generated more momentum than those events, with five smaller fairs piggybacking on it and more than three dozen museum-affiliated collector groups flying into town.
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Already, an increasing number of factories in Malaysia are staffed by Vietnamese workers, and traffickers are "piggybacking" on that migration and tricking people with promises of jobs in electronics factories, she said.
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Piggybacking on Dunbar's theory that gossip communicates social norms, Baumeister adds that gossip allows humans to learn from the mistakes and successes of other group members, even those beyond our immediate circles.
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Piggybacking on the Go festival is a forum hosting AI experts from across China, with discussions about AlphaGo's progress, its supporting technologies and its potential applications in helping solve real world problems.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's electoral board on Thursday reproached President Ollanta Humala for piggybacking on criticism of next month's elections following the board's controversial decision to bar two leading presidential candidates from the race.
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The country's Companhia Siderurgica Nacional (CSN), primarily engaged in the steel industry, has led those gains with a rise of 85 percent year-to-date after piggybacking on the rebound in metal prices.
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Rather than relying on top-down policy initiatives, community revival has to come from the bottom up, identifying and repairing broken links to thriving national and global economies, and piggybacking on their growth.
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Boutique dairy farms and major retailers' house brands are marketing their own Jersey cow milk under the assumption that it's better for your digestive system, piggybacking on the a2 Milk Company's evangelism and research.
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Piggybacking on this theme of self-improvement are some tips from Jacqui Palumbo for Artsy on how you too can improve your photography with a little help from the camera attached to your phone.
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In this light, placing the lot in a prominent sale near the Van Dyck smacks instead of piggybacking on some of the buzz around that lot which itself received so much additional advertising material.
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Analyst Paul Gait at Bernstein said the SFO action would inevitably add to Glencore's problems, but it was not yet clear whether it was "genuinely incremental or just the SFO piggybacking on the DoJ".
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The brand new spacecraft, loaded into a 3U CubeSat enclosure — that's about the size of a loaf of bread — is piggybacking on an Air Force payload going up to an altitude of about 720 kilometers.
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Piggybacking on years worth of radio emissions data on SagB2 collected by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Carroll and McGuire recently began a search for propylene oxide, one of the smallest and simplest chiral molecules.
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Facebook piggybacking on people's use of Bluetooth for benign purposes like pairing devices so that its ad business can 'pair' people is the sneaky modus operandi that iOS 13 has caught in the act here.
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The parent company of the Hakuto team had the money — in December, it announced it had obtained $90 million in investment — but it was counting on piggybacking on TeamIndus's lander to get to the moon.
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While it may be tempting to write off Mr. Goldberg and Mr. Heath as millennial do-gooders piggybacking on poverty to make a quick buck, the Bombas co-founders say they are addressing a real need.
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"When we saw that our friends at Bandcamp were going to be donating their cut of sales on Friday, piggybacking on this seemed like the right thing to do," a spokesperson for Kill Rock Stars told Mashable.
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So if you're mad about new tracks sounding the same because they're piggybacking on the current trend, and you're also going through backdoor channels to get your latest music fix, you might be part of the problem.
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The travel outfitter Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic is piggybacking on the success of last year's pilot program, Citizen Science BioBlitz, with new 252-day expeditions to South Georgia & the Falkland Islands and Antarctica, South Georgia & the Falklands.
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This time, however, Russian authorities have been eager to stop the demonstrations as soon as possible to prevent them from piggybacking on other issues that have raised discontent in Russia, including falling living standards and endemic corruption.
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He looked at Lethal Bizzle, an artist who had also attempted to make his name piggybacking on other genres, but found that greater success came when he just started to let it rip on his own YouTube channel.
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Now, that Apple is adopting Qi in its latest iPhone 8 and iPhone X models, Ikea is piggybacking on the anticipated surge in popularity with some witty ads that play off a few of Apple's most well-known phrases.
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According to Whitney Phillips, a digital media folklorist at Mercer University, "what the outcome in France suggests is that [the alt-right] is able to wield [meme] influence only when piggybacking on media forces more powerful than themselves"—i.e.
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According to Whitney Phillips, a digital media folklorist at Mercer University, "what the outcome in France suggests is that [the alt-right] is able to wield [meme] influence only when piggybacking on media forces more powerful than themselves"—i.e.
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Piggybacking on that announcement, Mr. Trump declared on Twitter that he wanted the power to immediately reject people who had no clear basis for asylum at the border, before they could plead their cases in front of immigration judges.
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Still, Lobster is intended to be "passive work," given it's piggybacking on content a person would probably be uploading anyway — so its real lure is the chance of "free money," at least for anyone actively uploading multimedia content to social media.
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A canny marketer with really engaging (or outraging) content can goose their effective purchasing power at the ads auction, piggybacking on Facebook's estimation of their clickbaitiness to win many more auctions (for the same or less money) than an unengaging competitor.
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"They were piggybacking on the whole Area 513 thing on their own," said Frank DiMaggio, a Las Vegas event planner, who joined Roberts late in the Alienstock planning process and claimed he was instrumental in pushing Roberts' focus away from Rachel.
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The plan, piggybacking on a must-pass budget bill needed to fund federal agencies beyond this week, nevertheless represents the biggest tax bill of the year, and likely the last such measure Congress will pass before next year's presidential elections.
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Yet those who saw her as cynically piggybacking on her husband's success underrated her accomplishments; by her mid-20s, she was a Yale legal scholar and social activist of national repute; her speech at Wellesley had been widely covered in the press.
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Of course the basic math here, from Microsoft's side, is calculating how far it might be able to spread its Cortana AI assistant if it's piggybacking on the existing SwiftKey user base vs how much it's having to spend to buy SwiftKey's reach.
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One thing is for sure: whatever Roborace winds up becoming will be shaped by the logistical framework already put in place by Formula E. Roborace will be piggybacking on Formula E's infrastructure, performing on the same race days at the same locations.
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The landscape is evolving, and the piggybacking on Iranian networks was an example of what America's election-security officials and experts face as the United States enters what is shaping up to be an ugly campaign season marred by hacking and disinformation.
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That's a shame; as directed by Morgan Green, and as performed especially by Ms. Wise, certain scenes suggest that the company, which has been developing "Minor Character" since 2014, is quite capable of the genuine "Vanya" instead of just piggybacking on it.
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On June 3, while Popular and Banco de Espana were doing final checks on the doomed ELA process, resolution authorities made contact with Santander and BBVA, piggybacking on a failed sales process (involved five interested parties) that Popular had run earlier in May.
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The big picture, though, seems to be that Stone is trying to change the subject from why he didn't disclose the meeting by piggybacking on right-wing media controversies like "Spygate," and on the larger right-wing narrative that the Russia probe is a setup.
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Yet unlike most auto or boat shows, this one inspires a spate of commercial satellites and a frenzy of tie-ins, with liquor brands, real estate groups, app developers and fashion labels all piggybacking on the ephemeral concentration of HNWIs, or high-net-worth individuals.
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The state also leads the U.S. in milk production, and dairy interests applauded the FDA move, as they view plant-derived "milk" as piggybacking on the efforts they have made to convince the public of the health benefits of consuming milk, cheese, yogurt and other dairy products.
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Twenty One Pilots' "Blurryface" (Fueled by Ramen), which opened at No. 1 a year ago, holds at No. 3 this week; the song has had a second life in the Top 10 lately, piggybacking on the success of a new song, "Heathens," from the "Suicide Squad" soundtrack.
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The bots follow the same playbook: Publicly they tweet the same innocuous content fitting their theme, while simultaneously flooding the replies of public figures and media outlets—essentially piggybacking on famous tweets to influence users who see those tweets' replies—with campaign-driven videos and memes.
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"Part of the re-emergence is piggybacking on the broader interest in midcentury modern," said Mr. Randl, an architectural historian teaching at the University of Oregon who, while researching an earlier book on A-frames, discovered that no less than the architect Rudolph Schindler built them.
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Musk is pretty into the idea and claims he's been racking up governmental support for it since July 2017, and the company plans to simplify the labyrinthine process of securing the necessary permits to dig tunnels everywhere by piggybacking on existing right-of-way permits for rail developers.
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In recent years BT has been stepping up its involvement in mobile, launching a 4G mobile plan for small business customers in mid 2014, piggybacking on EE's mobile network, followed by moves last year into the consumer mobile space with SIM-only 4G plans for BT broadband customers.
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The United States, piggybacking on South Korean operations, broke into the North's computer systems in 2010, targeting the Reconnaissance General Bureau, the North's equivalent of the C.I.A. South Korean intelligence officials told lawmakers in June that Mr. Kim was desperate to get hold of South Korea's decapitation plan.
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"If we have new needs, piggybacking on an existing program where we already have the formula figured out, we already have the delivery mechanism, we already have the constraints in place makes sense," said Marc Goldwein, senior policy director for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a budget watchdog.
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But the piggybacking on Mr. Bogachev's activities offers some clues to the breadth and creativity of Russia's espionage efforts at a time when the United States and Europe are scrambling to counter increasingly sophisticated attacks capable of destroying critical infrastructure, disrupting bank operations, stealing government secrets and undermining democratic elections.
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Photo: William Bayreuther (Unsplash)Taking a trip away from home can be good for the body and soul, but it also means you're going to be without the safety net of your home and office Wi-Fi, and might even involve piggybacking on a different data network and living through a different time zone.
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GOP lawmakers criticized former CFPB Director Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE for failing to penalize Wells Fargo before September 2016, accusing the agency of being asleep at the wheel and piggybacking on state probes for credit.
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Everything You Need to Do on Your Phone Before Taking a TripPhoto: William Bayreuther (Unsplash)Taking a trip away from home can be good for the body and soul, but it also means you're going to be without the safety net of your home and office Wi-Fi, and might even involve piggybacking on a different data network and living through a different time zone.
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Mueller's justification for those warrants were "several different courses of conduct by Cohen, including, among other things, false statements to financial institutions relating to the purpose of an account he opened in the name of Essential Consultants LLC and the nature of funds flowing into that account, and activities undertaken by Cohen on behalf of certain foreign persons or foreign entities without having registered as a foreign agent," an FBI investigator wrote to a judge, piggybacking on Mueller's pursuit.
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