He sweats over his fictional countries, piling on the detail.
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Piling on only exaggerates the problem and helps negativity spread.
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Instead, the show has just kept piling on more elements.
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Finally, people need to stop piling on to Hillary Clinton.
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It meant hitting the road and piling on huge debt.
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Obviously, Qatar is just doing a bit of piling on.
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They became even slower, and the pounds kept piling on.
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This tactic of posthumous piling on does not promote truth.
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Economic issues are currently addressed only through piling on sanctions.
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Update: Other tech companies and CEOs are piling on here.
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Internally, Uber staff members also began piling on the pressure.
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Lest you think I'm piling on the Trumps, I'm not.
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Those economies are piling on their U.S. trade surpluses with abandon.
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I couldn't believe how much God was piling on at once.
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Chinese authorities had been piling on the pressure to ratify it.
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AHH: Democratic presidential candidates are piling on former South Bend, Ind.
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I stopped that prescription, but the pounds kept piling on afterward.
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It's not surprising that Kardashian would be piling on the love.
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It just keeps piling on new features that nobody's asked for.
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Right now, the answer is to keep piling on more sand.
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Unfortunately, piling on the praise doesn't give them extra self-esteem.
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I know everyone's piling on, but this is just really discouraging.
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For people who dislike him, this seems to be piling on.
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Piling on in the second, the Braves made it 6-0.
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But first, Cersei marked the occasion by piling on the ornamentation.
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While we're big fans of piling on tons of clothing, mixing and matching to create eye-catching looks (as long as it's not 90 degrees outside), piling on different pairs of earrings just isn't something most consider.
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Rather than piling on, we decided to flash back to happier times.
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"To downgrade it now is piling on at this point," Bapis said.
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That can definitely jeopardize your business since you're piling on unnecessary debt.
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Immediate offsets aren't feasible, and simply piling on the debt isn't responsible.
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"It's a PR problem, with the media piling on," said this person.
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Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand — have started piling on Fairfax.
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Piling on all these requirements is going to make 5G networks horrendously complicated.
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In the past, we've done that by piling on lots of black mascara.
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But Lynch also knows it's ridiculous, so he keeps piling on the absurdity.
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But the McCaskill forces are piling on a guy who isn't even running.
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The trade tensions escalated last week with both sides piling on new tariffs.
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Plenty of hotels are piling on incentives this month to attract L.G.B.T. travelers.
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The sheer piling on of different points itself became a kind of point.
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It looks like Kylie Jenner's latest S.O. is all about piling on the bling.
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The country is also piling on debt to keep such businesses on life support.
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So with all the bad news piling on, is now the time to panic?
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President Donald Trump's piling on the pressure, but we'll see if that will work.
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At the risk of piling on, I thought I would share a few thoughts.
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Even when we were celebrating the lads were piling on to me saying, 'Wow!
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But the indiscriminate piling on of do-or-die stakes serves to diffuse concern.
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" PAUL NOLTE, PORTFOLIO MANAGER, KINGSVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO: "The energy decline is piling on.
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And if you're the assertive type, piling on the brights sends the right message.
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Piling on a new charge could bring Lori and Mossimo to the bargaining table.
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I stepped into the cold darkness, snow piling on box elders and cottonwoods and pines.
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"I became complacent and the weight just kept piling on," the certified public accountant says.
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With advertisers piling on, the weeks before the Super Bowl were suddenly much more crowded.
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"He's dying," said a bystander, piling on as tension mounted around lunchtime one recent weekday.
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Rent the Runway customers are piling on complaints of delayed orders and unresponsive customer service.
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Some Democrats believe the media is piling on a politically wounded party official and lawmaker.
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The consequences of events throughout the 21975th century were piling on top of one another.
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So Big Tech will be covered like a presidential candidate — everyone piling on the same story.
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The automaker said the agency is "piling on" and that the agency's complaint is without merit.
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It felt like things were piling on top of me and that was when I snapped.
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"Piling on debt like this is especially unwise and unnecessary in a strong economy," he added.
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Over the past few years its banks have been piling on risk through their shadow operations.
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That one runs around events sort of piling on all the other mascots and attacking them.
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Farmers leave them in the ground, piling on more soil to protect them from the cold.
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Our official ruling: Out of bounds, unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct for piling on too soon.
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Cory Booker was another persistent critic, piling on during an exchange over criminal and racial justice.
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"To me, it's the piling on of information coming out of the technology sector," said Paulsen.
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" Piling on, CNN aviation analyst Miles O'Brien offered, "Planes just don't fall out of the sky.
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A freeze event also moved through late in June, piling on the problems for the young corn.
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If you think sweaters and turtlenecks are the only thing we're piling on this season, think again.
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The other candidates, apparently tired of Trump's success in the campaign so far, took turns piling on.
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Only Mr. Biden made issue of Mr. Sanders's gun record, with nobody following up or piling on.
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When piling on thick sweaters and chin-high turtlenecks, layering necklaces might not be top of mind.
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In a rare move, the singer is piling on the social media PDA for her new boyfriend.
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And if that isn't your vibe, remember: It is possible to shine without piling on the sequins.
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The new measure is simply a further piling on of measures in the name of public safety.
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Piling on with negative advertising could be a delegate-stealing strategy for Mr. Kasich in New York.
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The single USB-C port has garnered plenty of criticism, so I apologize for piling on top.
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Forget about the plank, TZ anthem dance or piling on 100 layers of anything on your body.
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Taguba's second thoughts have done little to stop the opposition from piling on in Duterte's latest controversy.
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Worse, instead of heralding a new chapter in relations, Washington seems to be piling on the demands.
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With so much noise already surrounding that figure, why keep piling on the layers, real or fabricated?
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The aerospace giant is down another 18% on Wednesday, piling on monthly losses of more than 60%.
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Shareholders have put many companies on notice, piling on pressure to sell assets to repair their balance sheets.
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I was already struggling with my own shit, and piling on other people's shit was just really hard.
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Piling on data and compute is helping deliver new functions, but the current pace of advances is unsustainable.
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Non-financial S&P 500 companies with the least cash are piling on the biggest loads of debt.
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It'll never make the mining goals it claims in its promotional materials, but we're just piling on now.
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To distract from this, leaders have targeted their voters' anger at Democrats, piling on the forces discussed above.
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Then there were something like one million more hits as the rest of the NBA began piling on.
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However, threads on Hacker News and Reddit are currently piling on evidence that throws doubt on the claim.
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This is the latest example of Donald Trump piling on duties for Kushner, who has no government experience.
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Let's hope this fire bust, piling on top of those in August and last fall, announces the ebb.
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" Volkswagen has said it "cooperated fully with the SEC's investigation" and argued the SEC was "now piling on.
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In a split-second, Wildcats were piling on top of him on the court, near the Villanova bench.
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Google is also piling on a bunch of other data-saving features turned on out of the box.
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Bones from gray whales, sea lions and killer whales wash ashore, piling on the beach along fallen evergreens.
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Her video has spread to all corners of the internet, but it's probably worth piling on as well.
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High-end buildings are piling on warming drawers, built-in coffee machines, double dishwashers, wine refrigerators and more.
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False eyelashes are an easy and inexpensive way to give your lashes a boost without piling on mascara.
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BTW ... Homeland Security is also looking into possible human trafficking ... so things are really piling on for Kelly.
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And Hollywood liberal are piling on using the 4th of July to attack Trump instead of celebrating the country.
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After doing two tours in Iraq as a Marine, Chris Rennick returned home and found himself piling on weight.
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Police were finally able to subdue the boar by piling on it and putting a rope around its neck.
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They build rhythmically, one clause piling on top of another, the commas like elegantly pointed toes delineating each step.
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Oftentimes piling on abortives will marginally dull headache pain, but actually lead to a higher frequency in headache incidence.
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" He said he "never touched Kallie in any sexual way" and requested people "do not go piling on her.
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"It's no great secret that U.S. companies have been piling on debt in the past decade," the analysts wrote.
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"It's no great secret that U.S. companies have been piling on debt in the past decade," the analysts write.
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Because they failed, Republicans will struggle to reach their goal of cutting corporate tax rates without piling on debt.
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Mindy: I got a coat last year, and after piling on all the coupons, it came down like $200.
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Congressional Republicans were eagerly piling on with conspiracy theories about Robert Mueller and dedicating their oversight hearings to the FBI.
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Dan discusses the mess in Menlo Park with Axios tech reporter David McCabe: Go deeper: Founders keep piling on Facebook
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Piling on to challenges faced by minority borrowers, small independent nonbanks are filling the market share vacated by larger institutions.
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Such initiatives are meant to prevent debt from piling on, said Stacy Koppen of the St. Paul district's nutrition services.
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Rates on such short-term loans can top 390 percent, and struggling borrowers often reborrow, piling on fees and interest.
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The committee will get its own set of lawyers and advisers to avoid potential conflicts of interest, piling on costs.
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The government will want to avoid provincial governments piling on debt to finance projects or adding more excess industrial capacity.
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Piling on more debt from a stimulus would risk triggering a financial crisis on top of the health care crisis.
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To the contrary, it just fuels the pro-Trump base's argument that the media is uncontrollably piling on Mr. Trump.
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Nigeria's Constitution allows Mr. Buhari to seek a second term, but already his opponents and former allies are piling on.
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American producers, meanwhile, will have the right to file an objection to each exclusion plea, piling on yet more paperwork.
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If we were going to pile on Trump, we had to pile on Clinton — or, rather, keep piling on her.
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However, before you start teasing, fluffing, and piling on product for added bounce, your volumizing routine starts in the shower.
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And yet, poor Hellmann's doesn't deserve the dog-piling on a recent tweet that suggested putting mayo in chocolate cake.
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Taking more loans, even low-interest ones from the government, is just "debt piling on top of debt," Windhausen says.
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If someone chooses to simply reject those scientific institutions, procedures, and results, then piling on more facts is beside the point.
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He proceeded to mansplain to me and criticize the publications I've written for, and pretty soon, his followers were piling on.
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Now Republicans are piling on, hoping Clinton's ties to the lawyers will turn off Patriots fans ahead of New Hampshire's Feb.
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The 48 hours after the video's release saw Roblox YouTubers piling on to the meme with their own videos and remixes.
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The same liberals who quaver at "Cold War rhetoric" are now piling on Donald Trump for advocating realism, reasonableness and accommodation.
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She takes Lear's greatness for granted, piling on limericks and sketch drawings as though we, too, had known them since infancy.
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But Democrats aren't exactly free traders, and they're not piling on the president's tariffs the way they attack his other policies.
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After piling on debt in pursuit of fast growth, the business was absorbed into Mr. Musk's Tesla empire two years ago.
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"I don't think we need to assume that all of them will be piling on the 7 line," Mr. Byford said.
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Matt Reeves' upcoming Batman movie starring Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne (called, unsurprisingly, The Batman) just keeps piling on the stars.
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The piling-on began after the NRA tweeted on Wednesday a link to an article from its Institute of Legislative Action.
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But as negotiations over the 2202 annual spending bills heated up through the fall, lawmakers kept piling on their funding requests.
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He keeps piling on elements, so that an initially consonant texture turns discordant and competing rhythmic patterns build to a blur.
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It's especially interesting as today the shows are often very much about product, piling on accessories, jewelry, eyewear and so forth.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is tracking the sobering stat, and the numbers are piling on week after week.
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Others are piling on, using the strike to advance a larger agenda for American labor like increased unionization and worker benefits.
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In reality, however, the deal over time will severely weaken the country's financial position by piling on unsustainable levels of debt.
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Diggins collapsed in the snow, and soon Randall was piling on top of her, celebrating a moment decades in the making.
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Since the election, traders have been piling on long positions with the exception of the week before Christmas, according to CFTC data.
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The answer to Obamacare's woes is not piling on even more Obamacare, as some of our colleagues across the aisle may suggest.
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Larry King's not down with everyone piling on Kathy Griffin for her Trump beheading photo fiasco ... especially his old bosses at CNN.
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And he's piling on them at a moment when his relationships with Republicans on Capitol Hill are at an all-time low.
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Ashley started by putting foundation all over the lips and then piling on Lancôme's Rich Cashmere lipstick and Basic Gloss by Tarte.
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He has attacked the media for "piling on" the bank, saying it was "ridiculous" for them to be the subject of scorn.
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Trump and his team are piling on the former secretary of State for her remarks, calling them "insulting" to millions of Americans.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street has been piling on, sending the stock to new lows, and there are rumblings that activists could attack soon.
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Cutting services while piling on a mountain of debt has serious consequences for both our economy and every American's quality of life.
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The Nasdaq 100 has already dropped 2 percent so far this month, piling on top of a 4 percent decrease in March.
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In the videos that have gone viral, police can be seen piling on to individuals over $2.75 subway fees, among other things.
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But before you go piling on the salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide of your youth, Tan suggests considering more grown-up solutions.
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The tariffs have also hurt the Chinese economy, piling on to the effects of a sharp but temporary credit crunch last year.
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It has always had its critics, but these days everyone — mea culpa, the national news media included — seems to be piling on.
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But just because there&aposs a demand for technology, and VCs are piling on, doesn&apost mean batteries are a good bet.
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Hardest-hit states Winds and snow brought down plenty of power lines, piling on to the crippling outages remaining from last weekend.
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In this case, it is more profitable for talk show hosts to play down Mr. Trump's failures while piling on his enemies.
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PwC consumer markets lead Steve Barr said, "July has turned into a mini holiday shopping season" with all the activity piling on.
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Some are taking a subtler approach with a glammed-up version of their everyday looks, while others are piling on the shine.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez piling on to the discourse, holding up the dispute as an indictment on the "predatory" nature of the industry.
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It is a tax — albeit a hidden one — and the largely unchecked piling on of more rules is costly and getting costlier.
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The US government so far appears willing to give Mexico time to make good on its promise without piling on the pressure.
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But here's what's interesting: instead of lots of lots of ferocious back-and-forth and piling on, this time, no one cared.
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Plus, I think they're a great way to finish off fancier dresses and going-out looks, instead of piling on the costume jewelry.
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Trump reversed the policy last week, and a federal judge on Tuesday ordered reunification, but that did not stop Democrats from piling on.
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So for many jilted fans, the departure of its N.F.L. team — despite its mediocre 7-9 finish this year — seemed like piling on.
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Sources tell Axios' Jonathan Swan that in the moments of most acute crisis and when the media is totally piling on him — e.g.
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Scooping out the extra bread in the center saves carbs and calories before piling on the toppings, which replace the calories you saved.
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" Ross just kept piling on towels until Michael finally wrote, "Take off all of the towels on your body and take a pic.
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The Turkish lira fell to new lows despite efforts by the country's central bank to support it with pressures piling on the economy.
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But because most of the conservative movement has decided it doesn't like Trump, conservative pundits are piling on with criticism of these remarks.
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Political because obviously they didn't want to be seen as piling on President George W. Bush; practical because it wasn't nearly as depressing.
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The company was a classic corporate roll-up that was growing because of serial acquisitions, piling on the debt at the same time.
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In fact, it may even be possible to keep on running primary deficits and piling on more debt, and everything would be fine.
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Better still, even when he doesn't get his way, piling on the pandemonium keeps people from focusing on any one piece of it.
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Now, read the article, "'The Whole World Was on Fire': Infernos Choke California, Piling On the Grief," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Bannon's critics wasted no time piling on him and framing his brand as toxic to the party's chances at holding its congressional majority.
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Democrats are piling on Trump, accusing him of breaking his campaign promise not to touch the federal health care program for the elderly.
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This doubles the effect of thin credit history by piling on unnecessary processes, or "friction," for the very customer base they're looking to service.
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Are there elements of truth to this or is this the media piling on and not giving President Trump the benefit of the doubt.
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Things go absolutely haywire from that seemingly simple starting point, with twist piling on top of twist throughout most of the 144-issue run.
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New lawsuits, three of which were previously reported by Jalopnik, are piling on top of ones that had already been filed against Faraday Future.
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Piling on: Lai's complaint comes a week after a report from The Information revealed that Caldbeck had been sexually harassing some female startup founders.
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As lawmakers are scrambling to address one crisis, Trump is piling on another demand about asylum that could prove to be a sticking point.
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"With investors piling on to a one-sided trade, an unwinding of these positions could only add to demand," reads DoubleLine's most recent report.
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In the radio interview, Cosby said that the "piling on" of accusations was "an impressive way to get public opinion" to tilt against him.
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The miners know they may lose their jobs to market forces, they just don't want Washington piling on or speeding up their economic demise.
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That is above what most analysts think it can credibly achieve without piling on yet more debt and bringing closer a real economic crisis.
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It's better to stick to one or two active ingredients that specifically target your concerns, rather than piling on several potent ingredients every day.
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Tensions didn't calm as senators began their questioning of Kavanaugh, with several Democrats piling on to accuse Kavanaugh of lying in previous testimony. Sen.
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Your lashes will look super long, fluttery, and voluminous but with none of the clumps that come with piling on several coats of mascara.
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As leverage and the amount of debt that sponsors are piling on businesses is rising, the amount of equity they are contributing is falling.
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Piling on layers of wool and fleece is a futile attempt at staying warm without the thick, all-encompassing warmth of a good coat.
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And yet, it did not do this with nuance: It did so by piling on more assault, more gruesome corporal punishments, more unceasing tragedy.
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Andrew Das: That was just piling on at the end by Russia, but it's hard to blame them: the Saudis were just woefully overmatched.
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The dramatic beats come and go quickly, with gasps and laughs piling on top of each other at the speed of a spinning skater.
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"They're all piling on to her, as though it's the most outrageous thing in the world to ask for an F.B.I. investigation," Hirono said.
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" Piling on the outrage he splutters: "The UK has agreed to hand over £40 billion of taxpayers' money for two thirds of diddly squat.
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The footage shows four police officers piling on top of a man on the subway platform at the 125th Street station in East Harlem.
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These are just the latest findings pointing to an uncertain future for bees since climate change is only piling on top of other stressors.
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His rivals, who have been piling on in recent days, will try to rattle him by attacking his record, campaign aides have told POLITICO.
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The candidates began the debate by piling on Bloomberg, who made his debut on the debate stage Wednesday night after surging in the polls.
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Instead, the Chinese government has been piling on loans to businesses and state-owned enterprises, pushing the SOEs to spend more, and so on.
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Some are in untested residential areas, which might explain their devotion to lavishly entertaining their occupants by piling on the amenities both indoors and out.
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Major brands and even police departments are piling on, but instead of celebrating, they're turning pot use into a joke, and it's not always funny.
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The magazine's fitness adviser Michael Meija suggests making sure kids can do bodyweight exercises safely before piling on additional weights in exercises like bench presses.
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Rather than piling on thick layers, makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes prefers to build up coverage just where she needs it — and blend, blend, blend.
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Piling on: In May, a guild representing drivers filed a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission accusing Juno of misleading drivers with its equity program.
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Though middle-aged households were saving hard in the run-up to the crisis, many younger ones were piling on debts to buy overpriced homes.
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As Snapchat users have been piling on complaints over the platform's redesign, the 20-year-old makeup entrepreneur added her own grievance to the mix.
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So the piling on so to speak is a way and certainly an impressive way to get public opinion, to come to the other side.
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Pompeo has emphasized the importance of giving the warring parties in Yemen the space to reach a deal rather than piling on pressure from Congress.
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Now the law firm Kobre & Kim, which was not involved in the Kraft case but frequently represents traders overseen by the CFTC, is piling on.
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While the index recovered over 2200 points during the day, it was headed toward the fourth day of losses this week, piling on October's decline.
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The close friends, both part of a high-powered girl squad, are skipping the men and piling on the dope clothes at this year's gala.
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Instead, the United States is piling on debt and adopting policies — immigration restrictions, increased trade barriers, looser financial regulation — that many economists view as counterproductive.
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It's frustrating when schools encourage the decline of mental health by piling on homework and telling students to get it done by any means necessary.
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JERUSALEM — It's gotten to the point where writing again about Sara Netanyahu, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's embattled wife, can feel a bit like piling on.
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It is a characteristic of gang mentality that once the piling on starts, it becomes rabid and the person under siege can do nothing right.
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Hernandez departed after Maldonado plated Tucker, but the Astros kept piling on against reliever Erik Swanson, including a George Springer three-run homer, his 31st.
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Trump has not been alone in piling on attacks targeting Bolton — some of his most staunch allies have joined in attempting to diminish Bolton's credibility.
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Also, avoid piling on to a category that is already saturated; the App Store has enough fart, burp, flashlight, and Kama Sutra apps, etc. already.
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This very unseemly piling on, feeds the Republican attack machine, while also sowing doubt and dissension among millions of Democratic Party activists, contributors and candidates.
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Piling on to the low volatility trade have been corporations, which this year may buy back close to $1 trillion worth of stock, analysts estimate.
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The JAP was a woman who had overshot the mark, piling on the trappings of the stable middle class like so many diamond tennis bracelets.
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It also doesn't help that the budget calls for extending large parts of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, piling on another $1.4 trillion in deficits.
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" VW said Monday in a statement that it had "cooperated fully with the SEC's investigation, and today's filing confirms that the SEC is now piling on.
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Nothing had worked, from salt water to salicylic acid, and I was tired of piling on foundation, having given it up for the past few months.
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Early in her first presidential campaign in 2008, Clinton accused her male opponents of "piling on" and said that would prompt more women to support her.
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One of the reasons manufacturers are confidently piling on capacity despite costlier raw materials is that, at the moment, little else can compete with their wares.
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" Piling on, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports, "Georgia ranked near the bottom among U.S. states when it came to investing in education after the Great Recession.
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" VW said Monday in a statement that it had "cooperated fully with the SEC's investigation, and today's filing confirms that the SEC is now piling on.
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Mr. Stevens complained about the "piling-on effect" of the bill's provisions on homeownership incentives, and said the bill is "moving really fast" through the House.
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Suddenly restrictions started piling on, but sometimes only as recommendations: 14-day isolations, a warning against pubs, restaurants, theaters; a ban on mass gatherings; school closings.
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Of all the virtues, surely stoicism, decency and forgiveness rate near the top — particularly in a culture of facile complaint, indecent vanity and vindictive piling-on.
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Opponents of the T-Mobile-Sprint merger are piling on the deal in the hopes of convincing a judge the Justice Department's settlement isn't good enough.
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In the process, the U.S. kept piling on foreign debt that reached an astounding $7.9 trillion at the end of the first quarter of this year.
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However, we should be wary of attempts to address uncertainty by piling on rules, regulations and requirements before we adequately understand the problems we are facing.
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We're reveling in their newfound chonkiness (to quote one bear enthusiast on Twitter) and piling on large links from the likes of Young Frankk and Soko.
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A new wave of high water hit Venice on December 23, piling on to the damage from flooding that has troubled the city throughout the year.
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The same happens with beauty product ads when said stars are piling on the creams, or in baby product ads with close-ups of hands bathing babies.
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But through word of mouth, a lot of people with mounting degrees of separation can all end up piling on pretty quickly, without your knowledge or consent.
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Piling on the extras is necessary, in part, to keep tenants entertained in a place that's still a hodgepodge of cranes and sidewalk sheds, Mr. Cheikin said.
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AND SO WE'RE SELLING THE STORY ABOUT WHAT THE FUTURE IS GOING TO BE AND PEOPLE ARE PILING ON. AND SO RIGHT NOW, EVERYTHING IS STORE VALUE.
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Pelosi on Friday declined to say how House Democrats will approach the court battle, either by filing a separate suit or piling on to an existing one.
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But while that's certainly important for overall health, particularly long-term, piling on the kale right now isn't going to help your odds against getting the coronavirus.
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He did little to strengthen his leading position, but everyone else helped by piling on against Bloomberg and firing on each other, dividing the not-Bernie vote.
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It could be that the cacophony of multiple, fierce attacks from a presidential field piling on will only underscore Bloomberg's argument to centrist voters that he's different.
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A San Francisco tech investor tweeted a photo of himself wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat, and people in tech are piling on the Trump supporter.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. keeps piling on rising trade and budget deficits, while the deteriorating inflation outlook presents the biggest danger to market stability and sustainable economic growth.
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Though less dramatic than high-grade concussions, these impacts still destroy neurons, and can occur many times per game—piling on additional long-term damage with each hit.
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" XOJane, never one to back away from embracing a backlash or a comma splice, demanded, "Can We Stop Piling on Claudia Herr, And Admit That Appearances Affect Everything?
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Tackling immigration reform would be another massive legislative endeavor, piling on top of Trump's already ambitious goals of repealing and replacing Obamacare and passing a tax reform package.
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So the President&aposs detractors are obviously piling on, including many Republicans as I say that this is a bad policy and its inhumane policy of separating families.
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But after too many months of piling on the layers, if there's one thing we're ready to say goodbye to in our wardrobe, it's sleeves of all kinds.
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Ratings agencies have come under fire in Italy for cutting ratings in 2011 and 2012, piling on further pressure after financial and political jitters sent borrowing costs soaring.
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While you may want to try to balance out the harsh lighting and shadows by piling on the luminizer and reflecting pigments, Roncal says this could easily backfire.
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Here is a chart from McKinsey: So, with China continuing to atrophy and still piling on debt, the currency will decline — despite China's best intentions to support it.
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Then he went back to taking away women's health care, legislating against international abortion rights, and generally piling on current-day foolishness to distract from his misogynistic past.
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That would be a new twist on the whole revival formula, since many shows rely on snagging as many of their OG stars before piling on the nostalgia.
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With three partners who don't communicate and a second location that's piling on the debt, Marcus will need to work fast to get this company off thin ice.
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But Inhofe said he would like to talk to Pruitt about the "piling on" of ethics allegations so he can assess what is true and what is not.
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That means it's fine for Europeans and East Asians to keep piling on their net foreign assets mirrored in America's $8 trillion, and counting, of net international liabilities.
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And by the time Hanley Ramirez clouted yet another Gray fastball into the Yankees' bullpen leading off the seventh, it had the look and feel of piling on.
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"It's a little bit of piling on when you have so many different things that you're struggling against," said Steve Nelson, the president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau.
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Ahead of that expected outcome, Republicans, who control the Senate, are wary of piling-on, torn between wanting to protect the President and Congress' power of the purse.
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Still, with Google receiving literally millions of copyright-related takedown notices per day, it's a bit embarrassing that WB's piling on by asking for its own sites' removal.
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But chief US equity strategist David Kostin says there are not only ways to beat the market, but ways to do it without piling on much additional risk.
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She was a finalist in Sydney, a quarterfinalist at the Australian Open with many of her sports-savvy compatriots piling on the pressure by tracking her every stroke.
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Piling on to a chorus of bipartisan criticism, he blasted House Republicans for making the weakening of the independent ethics watchdog their first priority in a series of tweets.
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In a sharp exchange, Warren argued that the credit card industry was already piling on debtors with "interest and fees and payments," provoking a reaction from a frustrated Biden.
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As a political matter, however, a criminal charge following unsuccessful impeachment might look like overkill or piling on, which could make a prosecutor more reluctant to bring criminal charges.
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Piling on the guests, the weird samples, the tangential interlude-exercises, the unnecessary filler tracks providing connective tissue — there's so much other stuff here that Drake himself almost disappears.
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Chasing talent, which is what fund firms do by piling on tasks to their best managers, is foolish in the same way as it is fruitless to chase returns.
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In a Boomerang posted this weekend, the friends did their best impression of the hard partying ladies from this beloved British sitcom, chugging champagne and piling on the accessories.
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Samsung earned a bad reputation for piling on gimmicky software features into its Android phones that nobody wants, but it really has dialed it way down in recent years.
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Policymakers around the world have taken growth for granted, piling on a plethora of tariffs, antidumping duties, sanctions and investment restrictions that have finally put the expansion in jeopardy.
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Until there are commitments or infrastructure to keep it working forever, it's nothing more than a fad, with bad actors and those seeking short-term profit piling on endlessly.
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Plus, reviewers mention that the lead technician Jimmy is considerate when it comes to actually giving you what you need, instead of piling on the work (and the costs).
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Piling on the debt The most perverse element of this story is that the investors were able to burden a company with debt without themselves being on the hook.
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In another second, they were back up, then piling on one another on the other end of the court, in front of the section where Wildcats families were sitting.
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The downside is that I've already gained five pounds since I started working here six months ago; I'm trying to be better about snacking and piling on the meals.
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"Sometimes, you just have to think that God is piling on with these storms," said Gene Nichol, a law professor at the University of North Carolina who researches poverty.
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The book's charm lies in its determination to take outlandish risks, piling on great-art references and philosophical musings almost, but not quite, to the point of disastrous overload.
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Ms. Palmieri said she would urge them not to join Mr. Trump in piling on Mr. Comey, even though she admitted there is "a lot of resentment" toward him.
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And, by allowing more pollution into the air, the rule would measurably contribute to more premature deaths from lung and respiratory illnesses, piling on more societal and economic costs.
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At this point, after Apple TV+ and Disney+ and HBO Max and Quibi all piling on top of Netflix and Hulu ...we sort of know how this script goes.
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In a prologue and five parts, this 70-minute show moves right along — and it does gather steam, piling on imagery and music as the actors transform into clowns.
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Cowen on Wednesday lowered its rating of Boeing stock to market perform from outperform, citing the extended 737 Max crisis for piling on the company's costs and delaying production.
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Instead of piling on new government mandates that restrict the ability of PBMs to reduce drug costs, policymakers and Congress should be pushing for ways to enhance these tools.
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Equity futures fell about 23.8 percent after data showed weak monthly retail sales growth and industrial output in China, with sluggish Euro zone business expansion piling on more pressure.
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Deep cost cutting comes back to haunt Kraft Heinz The Kraft Heinz disaster demonstrates how piling on tons of debt can be problematic when a management team's strategy misfires.
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But many YouTubers say they're still reeling from the other disruptive, partly algorithm-driven changes taking place on the site, and that YouTube is now just further piling on.
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In order to achieve the piling-on effect, another gimmick is engaged: Most of the play's eight main characters are played by several actors in the eight-person cast.
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By piling on heaps of wet paint to his face, de Sagazan is able to manipulate images of how we see ourselves and our leaders functioning within our societies.
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Ex-porn star turned sports blogger Mia Khalifa says everyone piling on Jameis Winston's comments needs to CALM DOWN ... saying the dude isn't sexist, he's just not great with words.
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Piling on the pressure, Wickremesinghe and his allies petitioned the Supreme Court to cancel the presidential order dissolving parliament without allowing a vote to test his support in the assembly.
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As promising as it sounds, Jordan years aren't always the reality for young adults who are just graduating from college, piling on debt, and trying to forge their own path.
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But investors have proven to be picky about such deals - penalizing companies for piling on too much leverage - meaning the option is limited to junk credits with strong operating performance.
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Piling on the uncertainty, the IMF on Tuesday cut its global economic growth forecasts for 21.69, citing a potentially disorderly British exit from the European Union as a key risk.
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" Torba became more open about his beliefs six months ago, which he said immediately led other YC founders to "all start piling on" and "call me a racist, a bigot.
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Consumer and education advocates counter that many operators exploit vulnerable students, piling on student debt to cover outsize costs for colleges that do not deliver vaunted training and job placements.
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"Both bonds and stocks have not reacted for so long to the mounting debt we've keep piling on because the Federal Reserve has had them on lock down," Yardeni said.
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And as if this news wasn't exciting enough, we'll be piling on more cities for you to explore your gluttonous tendencies very soon… So until then, happy eating and drinking.
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Warren, after attacking Klobuchar for some of her policies, jumps in to defend her when everyone else is piling on her for forgetting the name of the president of Mexico.
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The actors have a way of bursting through space — and piling on one another, both in love and in anger — so that you're able to feel their three-dimensional fullness.
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In a group of so-called "Red Paintings," he was piling on more and more matter: newspapers, posters, neckties, doilies, a letter from his mother, a Twombly drawing, someone's underwear.
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Case in point: "Monster Trucks," a spry, spirited and delightful family film that has nothing to do with giant-wheeled vehicles piling on top of one another in indoor arenas.
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That, however, did not deter investors from piling on to gold, a non-interest paying asset, as expectations grow that the Fed would not be able raise rates this year.
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Analysts say Pakistan will struggle to attract non-Chinese investors into the project, which may force it to choose between piling on Chinese debt or walking away from the project.
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Oil producers have been trying to keep spending within cash flows in an attempt to bolster margins at $50 per barrel, after years of piling on debt to fund production growth.
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" When I think of all these people piling on President Trump for daring to question their worldview, the pithy phrase of author Nassim Taleb comes to mind: "IYI – Intellectual Yet Idiot.
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Even Alex was sort of ... He seemed to be, I don't wanna say making excuses for Mark, but it feels like the worm has turned on Sheryl and everyone's piling on.
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But if you start piling on the upgrades, you can quickly jack up the price to something that feels exorbitant, especially if you're upgrading from a Series 5003 or Series 3.
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It does notifications really well and it's been piling on the fitness features since last year as the company's honed in on what the device's users are actually using it for.
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While sanctions have so far done little to stop North Korea boosting its nuclear and missile capacity, Federica Mogherini said more such steps were required along with piling on political pressure.
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China's slowing economy and its crackdown on conspicuous spending have drastically hit the amount of VIP spenders in the autonomous territory, piling on pressure for casino operators to diversify their businesses.
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"We've got one aim and that's to win gold medal, not silver or bronze," he said after their 12-7 victory over New Zealand, happy to keep piling on the pressure.
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And the party establishment, conversely, is much more hostile to Sanders personally than they are to his specific ideas — alternately piling on heavily against flawed ones while eagerly co-opting others.
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Throughout her career, she's never been shy about piling on the glitter and glam, especially now that she's promoting her new album release, Caution and resurrecting her Vegas residency in February.
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Rather than piling on restrictions to the right to vote, legislators should engage in forthright public education efforts to inform voters of the importance and integrity of their right to vote.
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"I hope he's not going there," Podesta said of Sanders during an appearance on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports" after the host noted it seems "there's some piling on here" by Sanders.
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But if you're piling on the product because you can't appreciate yourself without it, then it might be time to readjust your outlook and gaze beyond that image in the mirror.
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But precisely because there are so many legitimate avenues of inquiry, Democrats must proceed with caution to avoid looking as though they're piling on in a punitive or grossly partisan manner.
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And Democrats must keep in mind that they need votes in 2020 from millions of older Americans who are really put off by this kind of out-of-context piling on.
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CNN senior political analyst Ronald Brownstein wrote in The Atlantic that by piling on Bloomberg, the candidates on stage went after the wrong guy (at least from their own selfish perspectives).
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People really don't notice when you eat more fruit than anything else; they don't see that you're strategically piling on the low-calorie foods that will quickly fill up a plate.
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Democrats must press Mr. Mueller to be clear and forthcoming, without looking as though they are badgering him, piling on or pressing him to draw conclusions not supported by the evidence.
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Yet even as Mr Li was piling on the scarves, Feng Chongyi, a Chinese academic who works at an Australian university, was detained in Guangzhou when he tried to return to Australia.
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It comes as political pressure is piling on Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to order a high-powered judicial inquiry into financial industry misconduct as he campaigns for a federal election in July.
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"I think what DeVos was doing was kind of piling on to this whole Trump agenda … their proxy for race has been immigration, and she just had it out today," said Grijalva.
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McConnell and many other establishment politicians are piling on Moore, and it's hard not notice that they're doing this to a man who has squarely been threatening that establishment his entire career.
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If climate beliefs are more about tribal ties than scientific literacy and the weight of evidence, then changing Republican climate skepticism is not primarily going to be about piling on more evidence.
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The Cavs led 30-19 after the first quarter and kept piling on from there, extending the lead to 32 in the third quarter before Lue cleared his bench for the fourth.
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Piling on the pressure: starting this year, the BBC will have to cover the estimated £250 million ($324 million) cost of free TV licenses for some people over the age of 75.
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Rather than attempting to block out the cold by piling on all my warm clothes at once, Uniqlo keeps me warm with its single thin layer of heat-retaining fabric called HEATTECH.
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Take a look at your travel plans for this summer and try to adjust your spending so you can organize a big, exciting trip without using too much plastic or piling on debt.
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Before the launch of the impeachment inquiry in September, Democrats were operating a multi-pronged investigation strategy with committees each working on their own separate, sometimes duplicate tracks and piling on the administration.
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After years of Sonic games piling on power-ups, abilities, characters, and weird bandanas, Sonic Mania reaches back in time, sheds that accumulated baggage, and returns to its bare-bones, 16-bit roots.
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If getting ahead is a question of piling on marketing spend, HelloFresh could face problems should a giant like Amazon, fresh from its acquisition of Whole Foods, or a major grocer muscle in.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was last down 277.22 percent, piling on losses from last week when it dropped 21 percent for its worst weekly showing since mid-March.
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Piling on these complains, a 2018 investigation by Reveal News found evidence that Tesla has a history of flubbing its worker injury rates, failing to properly report cases to make itself look better.
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Venture capitalists and strategic investors are piling on, too, collectively putting hundreds of millions of dollars to work in companies developing meatless foods offering high protein and, in some cases, a meaty taste.
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For many creators, though, the joy in making a supercut wasn't simply piling on as many or one-liners or moments as possible; it was trying to unite them all, visually and thematically.
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Dr. Eve advises against making an appointment at your local addiction clinic, urging self-destructive sexters to seek out a good healthcare provider who can help work through issues without piling on shame.
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Piling on to Theranos woes, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California have started probing into the blood analysis startup for possible criminal activity.
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"Bloodline" is nothing if not an exercise in mood, and this time I went with the flow, savoring the balmy air and growing stench, sometimes piling on two or three episodes a night.
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A new set of financials published by WeWork on October 10 show the company's "international" unit — focused on the UK — is piling on more debt as individual WeWork buildings are becoming more profitable.
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Politicians were piling on this week to criticize the deal, including Donald J. Trump; Tim Kaine, the Democratic nominee for vice president; and Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Al Franken of Minnesota.
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Careful not to succumb to the allure of piling on any instrument they could get a hold of, each layer came with its own thought process, a reason for why it was needed.
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However a source close to the LSE said even if the cash component of HKEX's offer was raised, it would simply increase the risk for a combined group by piling on more leverage.
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Public pressure is piling on Jordan to ease restrictions on entry of refugees where some have criticized the kingdom's stance toward Syrians, many of whom have close kinship with Jordanians on the border.
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Building products maker Brickworks has repeatedly said soaring energy prices were piling on cost pressures and stifling business investment, while gas pipeline company APA last week lambasted politicians for causing the instability in Canberra.
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Developer Team Alto has wisely kept the game as simple as possible, instead of falling into the trap of piling on more mechanics and upgrades that dilute what players already love about the game.
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Piling on: More New England Patriots skipping White House visit The President, who identifies as a friend and fan of Brady's, also has ties to Patriots owner Bob Kraft and head coach Bill Belichick.
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Easing monetary policy by central banks, which have also been constantly piling on to their bullion reserves, weak economic readings globally and in addition, the ongoing trade tensions, are fueling gold's run, Meger added.
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This has hit the value of Russia's currency, the ruble, piling on the pressure for its economy: official statistics show that more than 20 million Russians, 14% of the population, now live in poverty.
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Southeast Asia appears ill-equipped to deal with such a disease outbreak, the experts said, adding that the region will have difficulty re-populating pig herds — piling on further pressure to global protein markets.
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One problem is how to get into those separate heads, which the director Tate Taylor has tried to solve with voice-overs and by piling on close-ups, creating a proximity approaching the dermatological.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders followed Donald Trump's lead in dealing with the former FBI Director during Friday's press briefing in response to a question about the President's insults of Comey ... by piling on even more.
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The apologies did little to quell protests and, while the Iranian leadership faces public opposition at home, international pressure is piling on the regime to investigate the crash and hold those responsible to account.
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War after war, piling on each other for decades, has left Afghanistan covered in more than 22002,21 square miles of mines, unexploded munitions, roadside bombs and shuttered firing ranges, according to Afghan government data.
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Now both Republicans and Democrats in Congress are also piling on and have demanded that Google turn over to the feds all sorts of proprietary information about its mergers and acquisitions and business practices.
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China's economy grew by 242.6 percent in the first quarter, its slowest since 24.0, and there are nagging doubts about the authorities' ability to engineer a turnaround without piling on dangerous amounts of debt.
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"When it comes to federal spending and piling on our massive debt, Secretary Clinton is a five-car pile-up, but Senator Sanders is a trainwreck," said Brian Baker, the president of the ESA Fund.
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His anger emerged in a torrent, as he obliterated any benefit of the doubt he earned on Monday, thought piling on thought, in a style the nation has become accustomed to from his Twitter feed.
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I followed their instructions religiously, washing my face with a harsh, sulfur-based cleanser and topping it off with a layer of equally potent prescription gels — and then went about piling on makeup as usual.
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With the memes already piling on top of him, time will tell whether the internet can ever forgive him for royally fouling up the situation—without even showing us what's inside the Tower of Joy!
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Yet Apocalypse manages to make him both uninteresting and faintly ridiculous, dressing him up in goofy purple face paint and piling on prosthetics until he looks like a castoff from a Star Trek fan film.
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Amazon runs a bigger cloud business than Microsoft and a massive retail and logistics organization, with packaging, delivery and customer trips to its chain of Whole Foods stores all piling on to its carbon footprint.
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"It's sort of like a piling on now at this point in terms of increased production from the Saudis, from the Russians, from Libya," said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Photos and statements in the report detailed dangerously strained space and resources in the facility, piling on to the concerns months after the children died about the threats facing migrant families while in US custody.
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More like tens of thousands, and then hundreds of thousands, which he and his wife diligently salted away at a time of life when most people are piling on debt and living beyond their means.
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Even if you do find one, it doesn't change that this laptop just isn't any fun to haul around, especially since it can't last for long without its 330W power adapter, piling on another two pounds.
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You couple that with new policies like piling on sanctions that actually will hurt Iranians and the fact that Trump is banning all Iranians from coming to the United States and it rings hallow in Iran.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Justice Department officials on Wednesday announced the establishment of an anti-fraud task force intended to deter fraud and coordinate investigations to avoid "piling on," where multiple agencies probe the same alleged misconduct.
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If the judges truly want to see more of their cases go to trial, they can stop piling on extra harsh sentences for defendants daring to exercise their constitutional right to a fair trial by jury.
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I'm always piling on the Jets because their GM never makes trades and their owner never fires anyone, and they just seem happy to repeatedly miss the playoffs by ten points while mumbling about the future.
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There are a lot of posts that have eight comments underneath them, and three of those comments are by other police officers, and in those long comment threads you often see a kind of piling on.
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"If your boss keeps piling on added duties, extra work, and especially more responsibilities without any increase in compensation or even a discussion about it, this may be a sign that you are underpaid," Kerr said.
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It does go wild in the Kurt Weill-esque comic number "Surabaya-Santa," piling on the elf outfits (costumes are by Clint Ramos) and a big, beribboned gift box for Shoshana Bean to step out of.
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That made the inevitable sequel, "Sharknado 2: The Second One," something of a "So bad, it's good" celebration, and the parent company responded by piling on high-profile celebrity cameos, including plenty of NBC News talent.
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TRIPOLI, April 17 (Reuters) - Shells slammed into a Tripoli suburb overnight, piling on the suffering to civilians from a two-week assault by commander Khalifa Haftar's forces to take Libya's capital from an internationally-backed government.
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ROCKAWAY, N.J. — The political postcard that landed recently in New Jersey mailboxes appeared routine: piling on the Christie administration as "failed" and tying the lieutenant governor, Kim Guadagno, to the "wrong direction" of the state's fortunes.
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Huawei, the world's largest telecoms equipment maker, was added to a trade blacklist by the Trump administration on Thursday, piling on more worries for global markets reeling under uncertainties sparked by the latest round of tariffs.
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More auto loans and leases are being cranked out at banks like JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo at a time when consumers are piling on more debt — and lengthier loans — to cover new and used car purchases.
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The GOP Members of Congress proved that by piling on Stumpf during his hearing trial by fire and they did the same thing to Mylan CEO Heather Bresch during her turn in front of a Congressional committee.
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A permanent price-level target, for its part, would force central banks to respond to an inflation-increasing blow to the economy—such as a big natural disaster—with rate rises, piling on pain in such cases.
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" DeGeneres, who is vocally anti-Trump, piggy-backed onto Jenner's comment, adding, "What we don't want is people piling on, because he's in a very vulnerable state right now, I think...And I think he needs help.
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Like the Harry Potter franchise, which built in ambition and intensity while piling on British talent as the central trio aged, "Fantastic Beasts" is settling in for a long ride, with three more movies announced through 2024.
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He was quoted in news articles when the shock jock Don Imus was fired by CBS in 2007, when cyberhaters were piling on the actress Anne Hathaway in 2013, when electoral campaigns or holiday shoppers turned nasty.
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They go far beyond what is required to protect patient safety, piling on medically unnecessary requirements for ambulatory surgical centers or for doctors who provide abortions to obtain hospital admitting privileges, ostensibly for post-abortion emergency care.
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NEW YORK — An influential group of Democrats is piling on Bernie Sanders for portraying Hillary Clinton's Southern victories as a product of a conservative region that is out of step with the rest of the country's thinking.
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If Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin astonished people with human bodies turning into floating, meatless rubber sacks, then computational artist Albert Omoss popularized the visual effect with his falling squishy bodies piling on top of each other.
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First, she checked that I wasn't claustrophobic — I'm not — before cutting a piece of cheesecloth, applying it over my face, and piling on the mask, a thick orange goop that felt great and quickly firmed as it set.
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On the other hand, political uncertainties in Italy and Greece, together with doubts about whether U.S. inflation would reach the Federal Reserve's 2 percent goal, have kept investors from piling on bets against longer-dated Treasuries, analysts said.
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In an interview with CNN's Michael Smerconish on his SiriusXM radio program, Cosby said the "piling on" of sexual assault and misconduct accusations from more than 50 women was "an impressive way" to tilt public opinion against him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global banking regulators have softened proposed new capital rules in a bid to ease European concerns that piling on requirements would cause banks to crimp their lending, three sources familiar with the discussions said on Tuesday.
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Leaving the Cali saga aside for a moment, events since last fall have been piling on top of one another, teasing journalists and the public at-large to muse if anything stranger than usual might be going on.
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Piling on a necklace, a belt, and a pair of earrings may seem like the natural thing to do, but there's an even more effortless way to give your look the boost it needs: a simple silk scarf.
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Piling on the downward pressure, data from China, Australia's largest trade partner, showed that factory production and trade plunged in the first two months of the year, underlining the impact of the outbreak on world's second-largest economy.
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Kamala Harris of California -- elevated to the top tier of the race after a polling bounce that followed the first debate -- wore a much bigger target, too, with several candidates piling on her health care plan and Rep.
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But experts expect the next stage to be even harsher — piling on to the 40-plus individual sanctions already choking the life out of Russia's economy, according to a tally by Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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That's one reason why Democrats are piling on pressure for witnesses since several GOP senators running for reelection in swing states may want to preserve the perception of a fair trial in order to avoid antagonizing moderate voters.
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Hosking's tense opening pages up the ante in the crowded post-"Gone Girl" shelf of disappearing acts by piling on the mysterious departures of a volatile lab researcher named Grace, along with her lover and work colleague, John.
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But from the moment Koscielny was red-carded and Lewandowski converted the resulting penalty in the 55th minute, Arsenal's belief ebbed and Carlo Ancelotti's side ran amok with Arjen Robben, Douglas Costa and Arturo Vidal piling on the agony.
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As I scrolled through the ritual Mississippi abuse, it became clear that most such comments were made by white liberal tweeters—few of whom bothered to note that it was only white Mississippi that had earned another piling-on.
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Inside the White House, there remains a pitched battle between those who want to make a deal with Beijing and those who are determined to keep piling on pressure to force a more radical change in its trade practices.
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"Once this thing starts, you will see people piling on and the prosperity will blow you away," said Arthur Laffer, a lower-tax evangelist who advised Mr. Reagan on economic policy and is doing the same with Mr. Trump.
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Case-in-point: The big picture for Facebook: How it will deal with this problem piling on others, such as the publisher backlash to Instant Articles and the still-bubbling concerns over its role in the rise of fake news.
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In a note to clients analyzing the agreement, lawyers at Davis Polk noted that DOJ earlier this year revised the U.S. Attorneys' Manual to address the practice of "piling on" by multiple enforcement authorities in the context of corporate resolutions.
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Sales in North America tumbled 16 percent as rival generic makers launched their own versions of anti-viral medicine - Valcyte and Vidaza - a drug used to treat blood cell disorders, piling on pressure for Dr Reddy's Labs to bolster its pipeline.
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So what we end up doing is, like, really piling on and then spend a long time trying to distill the session into kind of just keeping the parts that are integral to the production of the song and not cluttering.
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An influencer used to be someone with a giant, million-plus following to sell things to, but marketers have since expanded the term, piling on prefixes like macro-, micro-, and even nano-influencers, who can have audiences of just 1,000.
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The overlapping regulatory framework, where the states are piling on top of federal, on top of international, has put lenders in a defensive position, forcing them to into the most conservative lending posture in order to meet the lowest common denominator.
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The Casper Adjustable Pro bed frame does it all, keeping the useful features of an earlier version of the bed frame, while piling on the luxury with an added massage function, a headrest tilt option, and an under-bed light.
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"Piling on the frontrunner is a rich political tradition, but to rationalize attempts to stifle free speech is not a Republican tradition and I suspect will serve to strengthen the standing of Donald Trump," Cramer, who has not endorsed anyone, wrote.
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Traders said the flurry of imports reflects a new reality in a country that already imports more wheat than any other: Egyptians are eating more of the state's bread, straining its finances and piling on the pressure to maintain supplies.
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"The vast majority of voters across party lines are urging lawmakers to stop piling on to our already high national debt," said Michael A. Peterson, CEO of the Peterson Foundation, a debt advocacy group that tracks sentiment on the issue.
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And instead of piling on the products (it was the first show of the day), he and his team simply used water to create the looks, working with the texture of each model's hair, tailoring the look for each face.
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His much-hyped foreign policy speech on Monday continued to make headlines on Tuesday for its call for the "extreme vetting" of immigrants — a divisive policy measure that has caused agitation within the Republican Party — with Democrats piling on the criticism.
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In an interview with Los Angeles news station KTLA 5, actor Jason Lewis — you may remember him as Samantha's smooth-talking actor boyfriend, Smith Jerrod, on Sex and the City — seemed to announced his allegiance to Parker by piling on the praise.
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In the fourth, things get meta, as the actors play themselves and are baffled when Llinás (played by an actor) abandons their project out of frustration, with layers of flashbacks and nested stories piling on until the episode collapses under their weight.
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There are two types of people in the world: Proprietors of the "arm party," the "ear party," and any other aptly named bodily fête who would feel naked without buying, collecting, and piling on jewelry; and those who, frankly, could care less.
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I remember when they rolled out the ObamaCare replacement plan in the spring, and within two or three hours, we knew it was in some trouble because conservative groups started piling on, calling it ObamaCare light, and they&aposve never recovered from that.
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It's the ideal setup for introverts and people just generally afraid of the world, but it's also possibly the fastest route to spending an unhealthy amount of time alone — Doritos dust piling on your chest like a neon monument to social anxiety.
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Regrettably, more than two years after Volkswagen entered into landmark, multibillion-dollar settlements in the United States with the Department of Justice, almost every state and nearly 600,000 consumers, the SEC is now piling on to try to extract more from the company.
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The rules require money managers to prove to clients they have traded in the most efficient way possible - known as "best execution" - piling on extra pressure as they battle competition from passive funds, which track markets rather than trying to outperform them.
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The pressure of thousands of migrants is piling on the pressure on a Greece struggling with a stagnant economy, rising social tensions and political pressure and could push the country back towards an exit from the euro zone, analysts Eurasia Group have warned.
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We're entering an era where technology hardware might eventually disappear into the background, as touch and voice and gesture become our more frequent interactions, but the irony is that all of this requires piling on a bunch of hardware to get there first.
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For example, she says, if you suggest a lot of last minute, minor tweaks to a presentation, it can seem to your group that you are piling on extra work at a time when everyone is exhausted and ready to go home.
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Meanwhile, we are piling on net foreign liabilities — $7.93 trillion at the latest count — failing to even out the playing field for American companies in the key world markets and tolerating trade imbalances that are killing our exporters and import-competing industries.
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Piling on more evidence does not typically shake you out of it, just as making it even more probable that you will lose the lottery does not all of a sudden make you feel like you know your ticket is a loser.
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GUY WROBLE, DENVER To the Editor: Rather than join the piling on human resources fest (it's just too easy), let me suggest a little different point of view, one formed by 17 years working in H.R., from the professional to the executive level.
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As Jonah's robot pals Crow and Tom Servo, Hampton Yount and Baron Vaughn loosely follow the characters' roots as a sarcastic wiseass (Crow) and an eggheaded goofball (Servo), but you never get a sense that they're just piling on to the movie.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Societe Generale's recent billion-dollar settlement with multiple U.S. agencies is prompting some to question the credibility of a policy shift announced by the Department of Justice earlier this year against so-called "piling on" in enforcement cases.
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The 79-year-old told Sirius-XM radio host Michael Smerconish that the dozens of women who have come forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct were "piling on" and suggested that racism has played a role in his treatment because he is black.
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Atop an interesting premise where the border between life and death has broken down and been transformed into a new frontier for exotic resources and technology, Death Stranding begins piling on more analogy, and turning decent subplots or bits of backstory into feature-length drama.
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But after years of indiscriminately piling on a medley of clothing, these days her outfits are decidedly more uniform and grown up — she loves to let a great pair of platforms or a dazzling statement earring stand out against a simple tee or turtleneck.
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Data on Tuesday showed the U.S. job openings fell to 7.087 million in February, piling on to lacklustre data including a modest dip in new orders for U.S.-made goods, and last week's non-farm payrolls data, which signalled a slowdown in wage growth.
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Undeterred, our free-traders insist that we should focus on services, leave the manufacturing sector to Germans and the Chinese, keep piling on foreign debt and still think that we can make the country safe and secure, maybe even run the world on the side.
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The abrupt departure of Chief Executive Rupert Hogg, a move the company said was "to take responsibility ... in view of recent events," shows just how much pressure Beijing is piling on corporate giants and the city as it seeks to snuff out the protests.
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More broadly, the movie itself lingers a bit too long -- seemingly so determined to keep piling on thrills that its protracted final sequence drags on amid escalating absurdity (even by the super-spy genre's lax, gravity-defying standards), as the running time approaches 2 ½ hours.
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After another long day yesterday piling on the political scrutiny and user outrage — in addition to an emergency meeting for Facebook employees where CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg were noticeably absent — Axios broke the news today that Zuckerberg will speak up soon.
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I am on the bike almost every day, I am piling on work and I hesitate to take rest days ever as I'm dedicated to the streak achievements (for days in a row and weeks in a row) and not feeling like a lazy asshole.
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The pro-Trump pushback on Mr. Comey's testimony was immediate, with the president's son, Donald Trump Jr., live-tweeting attacks on Mr. Comey while Mr. Comey testified; his father following up the next morning and through the weekend; and various Twitter followers piling on.
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But by the movie's second half, particularly with regard to the famous love triangle among Jo, Amy, and the neighbor boy Laurie, Gerwig begins piling on the ironies of life and the ways these characters find themselves struggling to reconcile their past and present selves.
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After learning of the trend and noticing the scrunchies piling on her son's desk — along with the missing hoodie — Ms. Marks told her son that it was ridiculous to give away a hoodie because it's simply not equivalent in monetary value to a scrunchie.
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Both his greatest strength and his greatest weakness when it comes to being a Roy are his inclination to follow whatever his dad is doing at the time, which leads to him piling on to his sister, which leads to his father hitting him.
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Following up on 2013's promising first entry, the sequel is all about piling on more: more weapons (70-plus), more ways to play (a new four-player co-op mode), more options (you can replay finished missions) and really, just a whole lot more freedom.
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The lesson from the SocGen case, say experts, is that egregious conduct may well supersede any policy initiatives that seek to avoid the appearance of "piling on," and that firms need to factor this into their internal deliberations and engagement with U.S. agencies when faced with violations.
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Growth should pick up a little this year—the IMF hopes for about 2.6%—but its fragility highlights how the region has yet to kick its addiction to commodity exports, and how it can ill afford to keep piling on debt as it has in recent years.
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With a decidedly hippy-meets-glam vibe, Barton approaches style with a more-is-more attitude — piling on necklaces, rings, and textured layers — and relies on jackets to pull together a look on the fly (she's currently obsessed with the new series of designer collaborations from Bloomingdale's).
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After rising 7 percent and piling on the pain for Odey in the week leading up to the vote, Britain's blue-chip stock index was down 5 percent on Friday and all of Odey's 17 major short bets - which profit if prices fall - were in the black.
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Instead of piling on more cheese to the inside of a sandwich (not that there's anything wrong with that), this version calls for cheese on the outside of the sandwich that will result in extra crispiness not only around the edges, but on both sides too.
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But, more significantly, Amazon threw a spanner in the works when it purchased Whole Foods just days before Blue Apron's debut, giving investors concerned the alliance would negatively impact the company, piling on more doubt that had surfaced around the viability of its customer retention strategy.
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So while the Fed is forecast to take a pass in June and possibly lift its federal funds rate gingerly in July, the Bank of Japan is forecast to take a pass on June 16 and do the opposite in July by piling on more stimulus.
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On the contrary, our not-for-profit, member-owned, cooperative business model guides us to serve our members with attractive rates on savings, loans and credit cards rather than piling on risk to please shareholders with a higher dividend or rising stock price on Wall Street.
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BOSTON/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Two union-affiliated shareholders in Chipotle Mexican Grill on Tuesday said they would propose replacing the company's chairman, Steve Ells, who founded Chipotle, with an independent director, piling on pressure after well-known activist Bill Ackman took a large stake in the company.
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A version of that show, "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving," at the Brooklyn Museum this year, is focused largely on Kahlo's wardrobe and accouterments, not least the painter's penchant for piling on rings, layering weighty chokers and silver bangles, and weaving garlands through her hair.
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Nazanin Ash, the vice president for policy and advocacy at the International Rescue Committee, accused the Trump administration of piling on after attacks on the American asylum system, failing to protect unaccompanied minors at the border and withdrawing temporary protected status for Haitians, Salvadorans, Hondurans and others.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion, opponents of the decision spent the next 40 years organizing an incremental offensive on multiple fronts to restrict access to abortion, contraception and sterilization by piling on state regulations and putting forward political candidates to further their cause.
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Piling on worries about global growth, the World Trade Organisation earlier in the day cut its growth forecast for global trade this year by more than half, adding that an escalation in trade tensions, a slowing global economy and a disorderly Brexit could squeeze growth even more.
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"For leadership, they're very conscious of — on the one hand wanting to do the right thing and not have abusers [in the caucus], and on the other hand piling on to somebody and then finding out that it was wrong," said a former Democratic leadership aide.
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Even as some Democratic Party leaders have sought to move on from 2016, however, Trump himself often dwells on it, regaling friends, reporters and crowds with reminders of his Electoral College victory while piling on Clinton, who is only in recent weeks emerging from a silent period.
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It took years at the table even to arrive at a comprehensive, detailed nuclear agreement; the administration and its European partners never doubted that piling on issues like Hezbollah or Syria would have broken up the coalition pressuring Tehran or run out of time, leaving no option but war.
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HE ALSO SAID THAT THE WELLS NOTICE CONCERNS THE UNTIMELY S.E.C. FILINGS IN A HANDFUL OF COMPANIES AND, AGAIN, ACCORDING THOSE WHO ARE ON THE SPECIFIC CALL, HE CALLED THAT, "PILING ON." HE SAID HE OFFERED TO MEET WITH THE S.E.C. ENFORCEMENT STAFF A YEAR AGO, BUT THEY REFUSED.
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So while a majority of Americans agree with Trump that the media is piling on him like no other candidate before while rooting for Clinton, that might not necessarily be the case for news executives and the C-level folks in the parent companies that own the networks.
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The N.R.A.'s instant and evidence-free denunciation of Judge Merrick B. Garland, President Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court vacancy, may have appeared to be just piling on, since Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, had already announced that no nominee would even be granted a hearing.
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While the case involving five agencies each extracting millions for SocGen's violation of U.S. sanctions and money-laundering laws appears to be just the sort of piling on the department was pledging to avoid, others argue the DOJ's policy is more nuanced and leaves room for interpretation, particularly over conduct.
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Despite our love for fuzzy socks, rib-knit turtlenecks, and teddy-bear coats, we'll be the first to admit that we're pretty over playing the layer game (as in, piling on as many clothes as possible to brave biting-cold temps) and wearing the same tired combo day after day.
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And because the new federal plans fail to incorporate the strong, science-based protections that the agencies' own experts recommended in their 85033 Sage-grouse National Technical Team report, these new developments will likely cause major and long-term declines in sage grouse populations, piling on to the past century's losses.
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And lest you think we're unnecessarily piling on — consider this just another reminder that the series and in particular its final season will be back in the spotlight next month, when the show is up for a record 32 nominations during the 71st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards set for September 22nd.
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Rolling Stone's Jonathan Bernstein noted how the album felt "burdened" by the success of "Take Me to Church," Hozier's breakout single, with "songs that can feel like they're merely piling on feel-good folksy handclaps and grandiose gospel choirs in the hopes of landing on a chill-coffeehouse Spotify playlist."
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Since spring is all about baring a little skin (rather than piling on the layers), what better time than now to stop avoiding particular items and instead just go for it — and let our clothing actually show off the features we love (because, let's be real, we all play favorites)?
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Why it matters: The companies' brief supports the efforts of New York Attorney General's Office and others including ACLU in the fight against enforcement of the order, piling on the outcry from around 100 tech companies who filed an opposing brief with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this month.
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But my question for you is, don't you believe ... And people say I'm piling on, but I've been at the bottom of the scrum for a while, and I've always been very reticent to be critical of Ms. Sandberg, because I believe she is a protected class of a protected class.
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Patrick J. Lynch, the head of the Patrolman's Benevolent Association, said the bills were part of a "continuous piling on of new burdens and second-guessing for our police officers," and he pointedly noted they were moving forward in the wake of the city's second terrorist attack in two months.
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It doesn't matter if you want to give your lash line a little boost with a natural-looking set or prefer the look of over-the-top dramatic lashes, falsies are the easiest way to up the glam factor on any beauty look without piling on layers and layers of mascara.
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The careful attention Bay devotes to these trademark elements is apparent in The Last Knight; on several occasions, the film comes across as more than a little self-aware, piling on frenetic explosions and showdowns and special effects extravagance, deflating its own self-importance even as it builds it up.
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"It is deeply concerning and disappointing that the state is piling on costs on the yellow taxi industry when it is well known that the yellow taxi industry and its mainly immigrant medallion owners and drivers are struggling," said Ron Sherman, president of the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, which represents medallion owners.
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Trump and his administration are piling on Bannon a day after the release of excerpts from author Michael Wolff's book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," revealed that Bannon had described Donald Trump Jr. as "treasonous" and "unpatriotic" for setting up a 2016 meeting at Trump Tower with a Russian lawyer.
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"The Rosenstein stuff is just another negative story that is piling on top of other stories out there today, China obviously being the biggest negative, that is the one that really has the potential to price stocks," said Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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Turns out the makeup mirrors of 2019 don't just help us see exactly how much highlighter we're piling on or every little chin hair (thanks to built-in magnifiers), they're also equipped to mimic natural light, play YouTube tutorials and Spotify playlists, and in some cases even reveal which skin-care products are really working.
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Game You Should See: Presuming Connecticut beats Colorado in the first round, and presuming top-seeded Kansas does not somehow gag on Austin Peay (it's happened to decent teams before), the Jayhawks could face a challenging second-round matchup against a Huskies team that keeps piling on to its reputation for absurdist postseason runs.
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The parallels between Isaac and Lt. Commander Data of Star Trek's flagship Enterprise are often a little too on the nose, while the writers never seemed to know what they wanted to do with the character of Lt. Alara (Halston), beyond piling on unrelated bits of backstory that consistently failed to make her stand out.
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The projects, a final decision on which will be made in the next two years, could include an investment of almost half a billion dollars in a new rail mill in the United States, Evraz has said, as U.S. tariffs on steel imports boost the company's U.S. rail business while piling on costs elsewhere.
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" Users who join an online mob may see it as harmless amusement and a way to express their identity as a fan (or anti-fan), but Phillips says it's ultimately destructive: "The problem with piling on when you perceive someone to have done something wrong is that you would feel differently if it was you or someone you loved.
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The contrary position holds that Pepper was a surrender to artifice, a fancifully precious compendium of ostensibly clever but ultimately curdling studio effects that obscured the songs underneath, hiding their weaknesses, piling on the strings and the harps and the clarinets and the tape hisses and the jinglejangle and the otiose noises until the end result stiffly topples over.
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Richard Shelby, chairman of the Senate appropriations committee, was asked about adding the farm bill, the Violence Against Women Act re-authorization and sexual harassment legislation to the government spending package, he said ultimately it was up to the leadership to decide but he preferred not piling on complicated and politically tricky bills to the spending bills.
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And while piling on the Post may feel good — again, I think a newspaper that can stand up to President Donald Trump can also protect a reporter who hasn't published something defamatory — the Post certainly isn't the only publication that has found itself disciplining one of its employees for a tweet or apologizing for one of their tweets.
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Instead of piling on more sanctions, Trump can work within the framework of French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronUkraine president says he thought only Trump's side of conversation would be released Iranian president warns 'single blunder' could 'fuel a big fire' Sanctions stymied Macron's efforts to set up meeting between US, Iran: report MORE's diplomatic initiative.
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" Another federal judge, Frederic Block -- in sentencing defendants to 60 months of imprisonment rather than the guidelines recommended 360 months -- quoted Judge Rakoff, agreeing that the guidelines "have so run amok that they are patently absurd on their face due to the kind of piling-on of points for which the (g)uidelines have been frequently criticized.
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That is the sucking sound of the air escaping from the over-hype balloon of "controversy" that led to the piling-on storyline all day on Monday on all the cable channels and in major print media: That the Democrats are deeply divided and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) email controversy would continue to embitter Sanders supporters throughout the convention. Wrong.
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Why it matters: Critics of the company in Congress and the media are piling on Facebook and framing this story as "Cambridge Analytica II." But industry insiders are questioning the import of the new revelations, since device makers are a unique and trusted class of "third party" data users — and also since there's no evidence of actual misuse of data this time around.
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Cassie was the subject of intrigue in the house about her "readiness," with everyone piling on her for having voiced, at some point inside the stucco McMansion that houses these future beach-wave-spray-Instagram-shillers, that she might be scared and perhaps not all the way ready to spend her life with someone she went on like four dates with on a reality television show.
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Retsuko is 25 years old and loves to remind herself that she's single, a Scorpio, and blood type A. Every day she goes to work as an accountant at a trading firm and constantly has work piling on top of her, all the while building up an internal rage thanks to her sexist, disrespectful boss, her fellow employees, and everyday frustrations like twisting her ankle.
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Spade told The Daily Mail that he believes that his show, it it were to target President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, would just be another show piling on an administration widely mocked in comedy circles.
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Thomas makes her own journey around the globe speaking to designers, scientists, and activists who are trying to right the ship before it's too late, whether it's through breakthroughs in fiber-recycling technology, cruelty-free lab-grown materials, hyperlocal manufacturing, or alternative retail platforms such as resale and rental, which can sate the Instagram generation's desire for novelty without piling on fashion's negative impacts.
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Who Tried It: Emily Kirkpatrick, Associate Style News Editor Why We Tried It: I've always loved the festival-ready look of a heavily patched piece of denim; however, I am not particularly gifted in the sewing department myself, and despite all appearances, I'm also a low-key minimalist at heart whose inner control freak is ever so slightly panicked by the idea of piling on one technicolor accessory after the next.
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Emboldened by the Louisiana decision as well as the Supreme Court's 2016 decision in Whole Women's Health V. Hellerstedt that clarified that abortion laws could not cause an "undue burden" on women's access to the procedure, the center is convinced that now is the time to act, not just against the 15-week ban, but also to turn the tide on years of piling on that has affected women's ability to access abortion in Mississippi and beyond.
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The piling on of criticism by GOP political figures and even Ivanka Trump on Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore played a role in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision to back him, according to a report in Politico.
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"Instead of focusing on lowering taxes for teachers, nurses and cops, Trump appears to be piling on the conflicts-of-interest by ensuring he himself will receive an elite giveaway," Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) said.
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Her skewed, abridged compositional sense is one reason Puberty 2 rocks impressively, while teetering on the flimsy edge of collapse — the way "My Body's Made of Crushed Little Stars" smolders for two cathartic minutes before immediately petering out; the way "Your Best American Girl" builds gradually to the giant distorted chorus and, once there, keeps building, piling on more guitars until the end; the way the peerless "I Bet on Losing Dogs" interrupts the two choruses with a queasily extended keyboard figure you never hear again.
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On Coloring Book especially — more than on 2013's Acid Rap, his breakthrough mixtape, or 2015's Surf, so much a group effort that Chance took his name off the project and instead credited it to Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment — the result is comically upbeat and, if not sappy per se, endlessly heartwarming and motivational, piling on the cushy hooks, the greeting-card slogans, the evocations of domestic bliss and cozy community, until the sweetness becomes overwhelming and you either enter kiddie heaven or feel nauseous.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE hammered his attorney general Friday morning over an alleged "double standard" at the Department of Justice, piling on his ongoing criticism of Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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The Republican National Committee's (RNC) top strategist on Tuesday slammed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's economic policies, piling on a day after Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE delivered a major economic address.
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