Below are barges, boats and rowers plying the mighty Hudson.
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Competently plying his trade afforded him a very livable existence.
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But Smithe isn't just plying his trade in his home city.
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In Trump they saw opportunity, plying him with flattery and blandishments.
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Then he escalates to plying her with pills and stealing kisses.
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Currently, Tebow is plying his trade in the Arizona Fall League.
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" Kumar added, "People are going about their business, vehicles are plying normally.
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Streets are scrupulously tidy, with cleaning vehicles plying seemingly around the clock.
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Chinese vessels have attacked and killed Vietnamese fishermen plying the contested waters.
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Kristaps Porzingis has spent more time plying his trade at the center position.
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In it, scientists and coders sit busily on benches, plying their various trades.
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What, they're still plying the old style indirect libre after all these years?
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In Turkey it is not hard to find people-smugglers still plying their trade.
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Some of these EVs are already plying in the country's capital of New Delhi.
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The muted wackiness he is plying at the label is appealing and charmingly odd.
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Other design choices in the current market are somewhat simpler, if also plying 'chill' themes.
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The campaign still features billboards and little lorries with loudspeakers plying through towns and villages.
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I'll watch many flavors of stream: creative streams, watching artists or developers plying their trade.
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Out of more than 65,000 public buses plying U.S. roads today, just 300 are electric.
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The Studebakers plying up and down Havana's boardwalk aren't the best advertisement for dynamism and innovation.
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The decree also bans VTC vehicles from plying for trade by freely circulating in the streets.
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As Bouguereau was plying his trade in luxury wares, an experimental tirade of art movements unfurled.
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After plying her with hot chocolate and an orange, King Louis XV gets down to business.
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" — much as anyone plying my craft these days must grow accustomed to "Oh, yeah, fake news!
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Ms. Bossavy, who has been plying her art since 2001, insisted she did not practice microblading.
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Plying her clever journalistic skills, she uncovers a series of safety cover-ups associated with the reactor.
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It means that America will be plying the global economy with less demand than it otherwise might.
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Today, it may take the shape of plying minorities with 40s but the idea is the same.
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The Chute Boxe standout tends to get hit quite a lot when he is plying his trade.
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Identity protection firms typically offer a free trial period anyway before plying you with premium add-ons.
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With Durant now plying his trade for the Golden State Warriors, the Thunder funnel everything through Westbrook.
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As it takes on the juggernaut of Uber, Lyft has leaned more on this strategy of plying drivers.
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She offers him the most obvious dessert trap since Narnia, plying him with questions about her missing sapphire.
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Which makes slip-ups against those plying their trade at the level of Kudla an exceptionally rare occurrence.
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But every sailor in these plying the turbulent, murky waters can look to at least two steady, guiding stars.
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Sunday: Police used fire extinguishers while plying the car door, eventually removing the occupant and carrying him to safety.
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The sketch leans on the show's trademark visual identity, with Jones effectively plying her comedy against the gritty tone.
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Plying the subcontinent's potholed highways for weeks at a time, few can settle into anything like a home life.
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Fisherfolk say construction will disturb their catch, and pollution will increase from ferries plying to and from the statue.
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Manson and his group later moved in to Wilson's home, plying him and his bandmates with women and drugs.
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"They all copy me, I taught them that," said Wuthrich, who has been plying his trade for four decades.
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Others argued that if the cab had been in an accident, it wouldn't still be plying on the road.
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The disclosure hints at the vast fortunes available to top American political consultants plying their trade in other countries.
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The city grew from being a replenishment station for ships plying the spice trade between Europe and the East.
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The plying doesn't draw much of a crowd—four or five people, generally, most of whom are his pals.
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Here's where the media platforms that are already plying their business on smart consumer tech can help and lead.
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Cosby, 78, was charged last year with sexually assaulting Constand in January 2004 after plying her with drugs and alcohol.
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A crackdown on government corruption has discouraged business people from plying government officials with ivory "favors," the conservation group said.
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David, who is actually a spy working for a foreign government, seduces Li by plying her with compliments and flowers.
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And in a few months, migrant boats will again put out to sea, plying their desperate trade across the Mediterranean.
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Nor is he the only American currently plying his trade here: 131 Americans played for Turkish clubs this past season.
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Womack claims Peep was "pushed onto stage after stage in city after city, plying and propping" him up with drugs.
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That led to him inviting her to his home, plying her with alcohol, and then raping her, according to the prosecutor.
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Lionel Essrog — people also call him Brooklyn, and sometimes Freakshow — is a New York gumshoe, plying his trade in the 1950s.
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Chris Meloni ("Law & Order: Special Victims Unit") stars as Nick Sax, a slovenly hitman who is introduced plying his bloody trade.
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Lagos State Commissioner for Information Kehinde Bamigbetan defended the government saying it previously banned heavy duty trucks from plying the route.
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But Ms. Hwang was a good sport, inviting Chang and me to her house and plying us with freshly picked strawberries.
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A running theme of the dinner is different businessmen plying Trump with ideas that would clearly help their own bottom line.
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Think about the community of people plying Minecraft or PokemonGo that is built because the members are drawn to the experience.
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On the waterways, the department's Harbor Unit will mingle among the dinner cruise ships and ferries plying the waters around Manhattan.
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He is an important man plying a high-pressure trade and the trifles of his medicine are not within his logical purview.
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For several hours on Sunday morning, the country's central business district had a rare moment of peace without traffic plying the roads.
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If I sound gushy, it's not only because they're plying me with delicious food from the moment we sit down to chat.
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Cities are where makers are plying their trade, and it is in the urban arena where people, place and prosperity come together.
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Dhaka remained largely cut off from the rest of Bangladesh as buses continued to stop plying from other parts of the country.
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The plan sparked massive anti-Japanese protests across China, and Chinese Coastguard vessels and fishing boats began plying waters around the islands.
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Rows of fresh loaves, flour-dusted staff plying their dough, and that go-weak-at-the-knees waft of freshly baked bread.
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But the city estimates there are roughly 10 times that many Uber drivers plying its streets, many of them immigrants or refugees.
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He now spends his days plying his trade at a beauty salon in Kiev for the equivalent of about $8 a haircut.
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Around 278 percent of the cargo transported by ship in Germany travels the Rhine, which many freighters have had to stop plying.
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We're less than a month from the end of the year, yet 2019 has still not tired of plying us with horrors.
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Reynolds Woodcock, a couturier plying his trade in London in the 1950s, has a habit of sewing secret messages into his garments.
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Someone who tunneled through blackened silos and balanced on peaked rooftops, plying a centuries-old trade that counts fewer and fewer practitioners.
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The timing was prophetic — little did I know that an a-hole there was plying their trade with very little company intervention.
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But nowadays the average Spanish politician is a party hack plying a discredited trade, argues Victor Lapuente, a political scientist at Gothenburg University.
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As it happened, a large survey was already under way of lorry drivers plying the roads of Ghana and its neighbour, Burkina Faso.
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The plan sparked massive anti-Japanese protests across China, and Chinese coast guard vessels and fishing boats began plying waters around the islands.
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But sometimes the cause is more nefarious—a pickpocket plying his trade on the network, possibly employing a stolen travelcard to do so.
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We started confining Jeffrey to his room when the twins had friends over, albeit guiltily, plying Jeffrey with treats to lessen the sting.
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He ultimately took that line to Japan where, in 2013, he learned, by plying Chinese factory workers with sweets, how to sew denim.
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DESPITE PLYING European skies for nearly four decades, Flybe, a regional airline based in Exeter, Britain, has never suffered a major safety-related incident.
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It further claims that Facebook worked to keep developers on its platform, plying them with sensitive data, at the expense of its users' privacy.
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Dickinson, 61, is among more than 50 women who have accused Cosby of sexual assault, often after allegedly plying them with drugs or alcohol.
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The oil ministry said all vehicles plying in the capital will have to move to the new fuel from April 2018 to reduce emissions.
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President Felix Tshisekedi declared three days of national mourning after the boat disaster and said all boats plying its waterways must have life buoys.
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The ranking takes into account British athletes, as well as those not originally from the UK, but plying their trade for British-based teams.
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Without opponents, Trump will saunter through the primaries, plying voters with whatever made-up stories about gangs and the wall and conspiracies he likes.
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It is scenic, with yachts plying the water, yet as the sea has risen, street flooding in the area has become a recurring nuisance.
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His parents worked as merchants, plying their trade up and down the Yangtze River, selling coal to the south and produce to the north.
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Yet Mejia is something of a modern-day Joe DiMaggio, plying his trade for the Lynchburg Hillcats of the high Class A Carolina League.
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For the crews plying a 250-km-long coastline between Lesbos and Turkey, the numbers attempting the crossing are simply too big to handle.
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"It makes me very happy, of course," said the groom's mother, who dotes on everyone in her orbit, plying them with food and warmth.
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"Celebrity Big Brother" is out to spill secrets this season, because producers are plying the contestants with truth serum in the form of booze.
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Both matured in German football, Pulisic spending four years at Borussia Dortmund before heading for Chelsea this summer and McKennie plying his trade at Schalke.
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In 2017 he visited the Phoenix, one of the NGO-run rescue ships plying the waters of the southern Mediterranean to save migrants from drowning.
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He is one of tens of thousands of catadores in Brazil's biggest city, plying a trade that has employed poor Brazilians since the 19th century.
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In 1414 an English court heard the case of John Dyer, an apprentice whose master had stopped him from plying his trade for six months.
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Australian officials recently publicized a "robust but polite" Chinese challenge to three of its naval ships plying the South China Sea en route to Vietnam.
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In those depositions, Cosby admitted to plying women with quaaludes in the 1970s, bolstering the accounts of many women who accused him of sexual assault.
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This is where Nick Swisher belongs, except for the fact that, after 12 seasons in the majors, he's presently plying his trade in Triple-A.
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In Kanpur, coal burned by industry, emissions from vehicles plying mostly unpaved roads and proliferating tanneries combine to produce a toxic cocktail of airborne pollution.
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"They seem not to be maintaining relationships with the prostitutes plying their charms in the Rue Blondel," the inspector noted with prim satisfaction on Nov.
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As Mr. Abel also discovered in plying his singular trade, if hoaxing is hard on one's pocketbook, it can be even harder on one's credibility.
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A California mother is facing multiple charges for allegedly having sex with two 14-year-old boys she's accused of plying with drugs and alcohol.
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Southeast Asian nations are also angry that China's fishing armada, supported by its vigilant coast guard, is plying waters that offer diminishing stocks of fish.
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More than 50 women have publicly accused Cosby of sexually assaulting them, often after plying them with alcohol or drugs in instances dating back decades.
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A prolific writer, he could produce a book a month, plying visiting mainland sources for information over dim sum in Hong Kong restaurants, Mr. Bei wrote.
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One of America's enduring folk heroes is the trucker, a heroic and solitary entrepreneur plying the highways and byways, braving weather and fatigue to make deliveries.
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In addition to the bread and butter of the fair — artists, poets, essayists, and publishers plying their wares — IPK Print Fest boasts some promising public programming.
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Shenzhen now has 16,000 e-buses plying its streets, a world first, and by the end of 2018, it also had 20,000 e-taxis, Xinhua reported.
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The firm, which started oil shipments to Myanmar from Singapore six months ago, is one of a handful of small, local shippers now plying the route.
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Early in his career, Klinsmann happened upon legendary West Germany striker Gerd Muller in Fort Lauderdale, plying German tourists in the steak house he was running.
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If the cameras on a fleet of AVs plying your neighborhood routinely capture your daily movements, you could be sharing a lot more than you realize.
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Romario Monteiro, 45, a second-generation fisherman who has spent a lifetime plying Guanabara Bay, recalls when the waters were crystalline and the fish were plentiful.
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Ticket booking for ferry travel can be a confusing and research-intensive process, owing to unfamiliar options and multiple providers of varying sizes plying different routes.
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AidAmira is one of many cruise liners plying their trade in southern Africa's burgeoning cruise industry, with Cape Town an important stop-over on any voyage.
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" In more recent years, Bochco became disenchanted with the major networks, primarily plying his trade in basic cable, including the TNT drama "Murder in the First.
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Lower on the price scale, l'Atelier des Coteaux, based in northeastern France, was representative of the dozens of smaller-scale dealerships plying their trade at Retromobile.
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Meanwhile, national-level Democrats are plying their hero-in-the-making with advice, money and tweets — without crossing the line into being a public, backfiring nuisance.
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According to government estimates, there are roughly 50,000 sidewalk vendors in Los Angeles, plying wares like T-shirts, phone chargers, bacon-wrapped hot dogs and tamales.
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The players themselves saw virtue in plying their trade without much time off, similar to how baseball players of that era were oblivious to pitch counts.
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It also reported that the number of cruise vessels plying the river more than doubled from 203 to 2017, to 346 ships with 50,616 beds. Capt.
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The port at Fujairah, on the eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), serves mostly as a refuelling depot for ships plying the Strait of Hormuz.
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About 50 women have accused Cosby of sexually assaulting them, sometimes after plying them with drugs or alcohol in a series of alleged attacks dating back decades.
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Saturday's selection process lacked the hallmarks of other delegate fights -- harried delegate wranglers racing around convention halls and big-name surrogates plying party leaders in private meetings.
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The 2002 side was spearheaded by former Liverpool forward El Hadji Diouf and the current crop are also reliant on a man plying his trade on Merseyside.
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Indonesian-flagged ships plying international routes, however, will need to comply with the IMO's global sulfur cap as will foreign-flagged vessels its waters, the official said.
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The region is now in its "sailing season", with calmer seas after the rains, the busiest time for smuggling and trafficking ships plying the Bay of Bengal.
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Indonesian-flagged ships plying international routes, however, will need to comply with the IMO's global sulphur cap as will foreign-flagged vessels its waters, the official said.
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They spent the fall plying caucus leaders across the state with caucus kits, a handbook to prepare them for the basics of caucusing and engaging with voters.
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Amid all the neophytes and kamikazes, there is an emerging class of investors with ample experience in global markets that is now plying its trade in China.
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Once the harbor is deepened, the expectation is that cruise liners will join ferries and hydrofoils already plying the fabled Amalfi and the less traveled Cilento coasts.
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And yet pole dancers can be seen plying their trade through the windows of a strip club and a naked couple make love in a bare bedroom.
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Mark Bondera, who was wearing a Green Bay Packers T-shirt, stopped by to chat with a shoe repairman plying his trade in front of the bar.
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Michael Kaback, a retired garment district worker who has become the area's unofficial historian, said there were once upward of 21981 artificial flower firms plying their trade.
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As an Oxford-educated engineer she forged a highly successful career, plying her trade with companies like GE Capital, McKinsey & Company, as well as the Dubai government.
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Xi has been brilliant at playing Trump, plying him with flattery and short-term trade concessions and deflecting him from the real structural trade imbalances with China.
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Mr. Singh, who turned 81 this month, is one of only a handful of independent newspaper hawkers still plying his trade on the streets of New York.
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And he's now plying his old connections in the Senate club — plus the "D" that once hung by his name — to support Republican causes, including Donald Trump's.
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It doesn't really matter at this point; Frazier may be plying his trade in Scranton, but he is already being cast as a villain in New York.
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Former Boston news anchor Heather Unruh who said in a press conference that Spacey sexually assaulted her "starstruck" then-18-year-old son after plying him with drinks.
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Unsurprisingly the ride-sharing 'revolution' holds far less fascination for those living in rural areas — doubtless because there are far fewer Ubers plying their trade around country lanes.
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Along with other young activists, he is plying the hilly streets of Jena, in the state of Thuringia, doing something new to continental Europe: door-to-door canvassing.
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And there are few artists currently plying their trade on planet Earth as sly and historically minded as the instrumental hip hop musician/producer Tony Simon, AKA Blockhead.
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Howie Carr, a Boston Herald columnist, recalled traveling on Mr. Trump's plane and watching him rip the buns off his McDonald's patties before plying the burgers with ketchup.
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But it's a relief to be able to report that "Privacy" shines brightest when it comes down to a single actor plying centuries-old tricks of his trade.
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Born in Oklahoma, Pickens attended what is now Oklahoma State University and plying his trade as a wildcatter across states where the oil and gas industry was booming.
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Its definition is tellingly vague: "an opportunity for plying criminal talents," suggesting not so much the pursuit of illicit profit as general delight in the act of deceit.
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Gail Collins You know, it might be less terrifying if Donald Trump had cannily tried to obstruct justice, plying his F.B.I. director with flattery and carefully scripted suggestions.
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They are plying the mobile phones of the dead for clues about suppliers and using telltale marks on heroin packages and pills to trace them back to dealers.
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A screen shows several wakashu surrounding a Buddhist monk, teasingly holding down his hands, plying him with alcohol and tickling his feet, suggesting foreplay before male-male sex.
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Carreira attended cooking school in Leiria before moving to Lisbon, and has been abroad since 2004, plying his trade in Dubai, Ireland, Switzerland, Spain—and now the United Kingdom.
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Although social media are increasingly important, many of the region's politicians still line the streets with posters and hold rallies, plying supporters with food, T-shirts and even cash.
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Innovator passes also open the door to Startup Alley — our famed exhibition hall — where you'll find more than 400 early-stage startups plying innovative tech products, platforms and services.
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Constand is one of dozens of women who have accused Cosby of sex abuse, often after plying them with drugs, in a series of incidents dating to the 1960s.
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He was later traded back to Winnipeg, but never earned a roster spot, and by the start of the 19873-21987 season he was plying his trade in Europe.
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It was the first Rohingya vessel, plying a route refugees have used for years to get to Southeast Asia, to be spotted off Thailand in more than a year.
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Well, nothing except continue to aggressively market the drug, plying doctors with meals and trips and golf outings in the typical disgusting legal bribery in which big Pharma engages.
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And it was completed before a recent contentious lawsuit was filed by his mother against her son's talent agency and label, whom she accuses of plying him with drugs.
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The show's head seems to be with Tyrion, but its heart is with Dany — certainly immolating a temple full of rapists feels better than plying slave traders with prostitutes.
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"Xi has been brilliant at playing Trump, plying him with flattery and short-term trade concessions and deflecting him from the real structural trade imbalances with China," Friedman wrote.
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Not hours earlier, we saw Kerr sporting his very relaxed grey hoodie and chill late-90's frontspike, plying reporters with substantive-ish answers in a West Coast drawl.
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Portrayed in a thoroughly convincing performance by August Diehl, Franz is introduced while plying his trade as a farmer, with his beloved wife Fani (Valerie Pachner) by his side.
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Prosecutors said Bathum preyed upon female patients, mostly in their 20s and early 30s, between 2014 and 2016 by plying them with drugs as they fought to overcome their addictions.
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Once a viable source of exports was found, agglomeration could drive further growth as Earthlings sought their fortunes off-world, plying goods and services to workers in the export industries.
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Now based in Runnemede, N.J., it is one of the country's largest soft ice cream franchises, with more than 650 trucks plying 15 states; the company also operates in China.
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A manager at a vegan restaurant on the Upper East Side by day, she recently discussed her second career on the Cuddlist network, plying the world's newest profession by night.
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The base model 1460s and 1490s are a more-than-reasonable middle-of-the-road boot well worth their price tag for anyone plying muck-ridden urban streets and sidewalks.
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It dilutes the toxic levels of masculinity in the genre without offering women songs of their own to sing, instead plying them with ones that place them on a pedestal.
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As "Sanditon" progresses, it becomes easier to accept its juicier flourishes as the kind in which Austen herself might have indulged, arguably, if she was still plying her trade now.
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It has outlawed smoking in public places, not only inside restaurants but also outside government buildings, and even banned it above decks on the innumerable ferry boats plying the Bosporus.
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E. Rely Vilcica, an assistant professor of criminal justice at Temple University, pointed out that drug dealers often had the means to post high bails and continued plying their trade.
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He offered some form of mentorship before plying them with drugs or alcohol in a place he controlled, such as a hotel room or his own home, to facilitate sexual assault.
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This summer's Republican National Convention is shaping up to be an all-out brawl for every delegate's vote -- and legally, that could mean plying some of them with gifts, experts say.
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While the max salary in the WNBA tops out just under $110,000 a year, many female basketball stars spend their offseasons plying their trade overseas for double or triple that amount.
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The dhows - plying the ancient trade route that once carried the likes of pearls, frankincense and myrrh - supply 23.6724,000 to 18,000 tonnes of foodstuffs a month to Yemen, according to traders.
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Indeed, if stagnant services complement an economy's high-flying sectors (plying tech firms with educated workers, for example), then rising employment in stagnant areas raises rather than lowers overall productivity growth.
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Previously made into a 1976 movie starring Robert De Niro, "The Last Tycoon" focuses on Bomer's Monroe Stahr, a princely "movie man" plying his trade at beleaguered mini-studio Brady American.
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Last month, Bamba's brother Ibrahim Joseph alleged that a financial adviser named Greer Love approached his brother and the family, plying Bamba with free shoes, weekly stipends, TVs, and expensive vacations.
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The dhows - plying the ancient trade route that once carried the likes of pearls, frankincense and myrrh - supply 14,000 to 18,000 tonnes of foodstuffs a month to Yemen, according to traders.
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Su hopes the LNG truck - less polluting and cheaper to operate than diesel ones - will be the cornerstone of his own business, plying the route to the western fringes of China.
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Jones and her son were roundly cast as villains -- and anyone who supported them, as a fool who'd been duped by the money-grubbing mother plying her child's pain for profit.
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Players like that may soon be canceling their visits to Duke and Kentucky and instead be plying their trade for the Fort Wayne Mad Ants or the Capital City Go-Go.
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Aladdin (Mena Massoud) is a thief plying his trade in the marketplaces of the vaguely, vividly Middle Eastern fantasyland of Agrabah, where he meets and falls for Princess Jasmine (Naomi Scott).
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She has robes on her bed and chocolate on her pillow — a far cry from the dingy flophouses and makeshift soundstages and commuter tunnels where she's used to plying her trade.
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Solitude is part of Dickinson's birthright — the taste for it links her to Henry David Thoreau, another odd duck plying the waters of Massachusetts — but so are social and familial ties.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Arctic is thawing even faster than lawmakers can formulate new rules to prevent the environmental threat of heavy fuel oil pollution from ships plying an increasingly popular trade route.
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All in a day's work for the crew of the Phoenix, one of the rescue ships plying the waters of the southern Mediterranean trying to make the sea less of a cemetery.
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I like to think it's seeing a mini-renaissance now, but in the smaller realm: the purview of game jammers and tiny or one-person studios, plying their craft around unique mechanics.
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And if Facebook's underlying business model is based on how much time we all spend eating there, can the company ever truly resist the pressure to keep plying us with more cookies?
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One of the longest dry spells on record has left parts of the Rhine at record-low levels for months, forcing freighters to reduce their cargo or stop plying the river altogether.
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"Every riverboat captain knows they're at the mercy of these bastards," said the captain, Mr. Paiva, 41, who has been plying the rivers of Brazil's rain forests since he was a teenager.
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That will include a 20 billion euro investment to renovate all trains plying Ile de France by 2021 and 1.4 billion euros to improve station access, Pecresse's transport chief Christophe Saintillan said.
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This is, for the most part, a straightforward, conventional work that is not above plying the clichés of scientific breakthrough dramas of yesteryear, right down to a "eureka" moment of unexpected inspiration.
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In 2007, New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission, in a belated embrace of the 21st century, required that every taxi plying the streets of the five boroughs start taking credit card payments.
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The Colorado-based restaurant chain began testing initiatives to lure customers back to its locations, including reformulating its food safety protocols, altering its employee sick leave policy and plying customers with free burritos.
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He played in Europe for 15 years, plying his trade in Germany, the Netherlands and, briefly, England, where he made 14 league appearances for the then second-tier Palace in 2001 and 2002.
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While in Antananarivo, Francis's motorcade passed by people plying trades like metalworking and carpentry on the sides of dusty roads, followed minutes later by walled-off, European-style villas with gardens and pools.
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In Laura Purcell's uncanny Gothic mystery, THE POISON THREAD (Penguin, paper, $16), a 13-year-old seamstress named Ruth Butterham is put on trial for plying her sewing skills to murder her mistress.
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In Britain before about 1700, almost the only long-distance travellers on the roads were aristocrats, soldiers, judges, priests and tax collectors, together with a small number of sailors plying coastal sea routes.
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Beyond all the points he has scored and the rebounds he has grabbed and the championships he has won, it is worth remembering just how much time he has spent plying his trade.
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For the past four years—ever since Philippine naval inspectors tried to arrest some Chinese fishermen for illegally harvesting endangered species—Chinese ships have blocked Filipino fishermen from plying their trade near Scarborough Shoal.
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So there he was for the 63rd game of a season that has soured, plying his usual trade — scoring, rebounding and even defending a bit — against the Celtics, a divisional rival on the rise.
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More than 50 women have come forward to accuse Cosby, best known for his role in the 1980s television hit "The Cosby Show" of sexually assaulting them after plying them with drugs or alcohol.
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Skip the headache and maybe the heartache of plying the interweb or the boardwalk for the best beach ball, swim trunks, or umbrella, and leave it to us to do what we do best.
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The group conducted its research over 16 days in July 2014, plying small boats around the Howick Group of islands in the north Great Barrier Reef — "an absolutely magical place," according to Dr. Jensen.
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With the Sea-Watch 3, the only NGO rescue boat still plying the Mediterranean, now locked in a standoff looking for a safe port, there's "no rescue ship is left in the area," he said.
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Keeping tabs on hundreds of merchant ships, fishing boats and ferries plying routes between the islands, deciding when and who to stop and search will be a tall order even for three navies working together.
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Kristina Ruehli is one of more than 50 women who have accused Cosby, now 78, of sexually assaulting them, often after plying them with drugs and alcohol, in a series of attacks dating back decades.
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Andreas, one of the difficulties of your industry is finding the perfect mix, really finding the optimum mix between what vessels are deployed, what vessels are plying the oceans, what capacity is idle right now.
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In fact, if anything, having more attentive cabin staff proved to be a distraction from working on the flight, especially when they seemed intent on plying those in front of the curtain with complimentary drinks.
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The decree also bans VTCs from plying for trade by freely circulating in the streets — requiring they return to a base, such as a parking lot or a garage, to wait for the next booking.
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Additionally, Trump wants to shrink the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 15 percent and place a "one-time tax" on the billions corporations store overseas, plying them to bring it back to America.
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Even in the sunshine, with the giant container ships plying the Thames, this is recognizably Pip's marsh country: flat, treeless, glinting with ribbons of water — a halfway place that is marine as much as terrestrial.
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The beloved thespian's visage from the 24 Screen Actor's Guild Awards has become the canvas on which meme artists are plying their trade; in this case, that means just adding some familiar lyrics to the photo.
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Yuto Nagatomo: Cap centurion Nagamoto, currently plying his trade for Galatasaray on loan from Inter Milan, is the most experienced member of a resilient Japan defense that conceded only seven goals in their 10 qualifying games.
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A 20123 Minutes report in May provided a helpful fresh look at the challenging realities on the waters off San Felipe, the Mexican town where many of the fishing boats plying the vaquita's habitat are based.
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He has spent decades plying the political dark arts — including scandal-mongering — to help influence American election campaigns, and has long maintained that he had no connection to Russia's attempts to disrupt the 2016 presidential election.
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The coronavirus is Sanders's opportunity to do what my colleague Osita Nwanevu recommended last week: set aside his insurgent image and show some flair for "normie" politics, by working within legislative limits and plying for compromise.
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Eventually the game shifts from a con to something more felonious, as the women, rather than plying their marks with drinks and winks, slip knockout drugs into their cocktails and empty their wallets and expense accounts.
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With the number of startups plying their trade in all kinds of verticals, if something hasn't been built yet, there usually is at least some reason why there isn't an incumbent startup that has been successful.
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Of course it was, given that the scandals at Louisville (plying recruits with prostitutes) and North Carolina (massive academic fraud) took place on campus, and those that plagued Calipari at UMass and Memphis both occurred off it.
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Along with weakening demand from markets such as China, the glut of container ships plying the world's seas has been a major factor hitting freight rates, Philip Damas, director at Drewry, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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With 75 million metric tonnes of goods plying the Adriatic viewed as a pollution risk, UNDP is focusing on contingency plans, arguing that people will "forgive accidents, but be less willing to relent on unpreparedness or arrogance".
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When Williams was in middle school, he claimed, a teacher showed him special attention, buying Williams and his mother groceries, plying him with gifts, and inviting him to his home, where he raped him on repeated occasions.
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The condos often have absentee owners who don't come in for a bowl of lentil soup or a plate of local skate, and tourists plying the High Line are not particularly tuned in to the restaurant's presence.
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Mel B seduced the nanny who is now suing her ... plying her with alcohol when she was just an 18-year-old foreign exchange student and had group sex with her ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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This is why this magazine tends to focus on midcareer and late career artists of all disciplines, people who have been plying their lonely crafts for years, sometimes when it seemed that no one was paying attention.
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As global warming reduces the extent of sea ice in the Arctic, more ships — cargo carriers as well as liners like the Serenity taking tourists to see the region's natural beauty — will be plying far-northern waters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Troubled that former American spies are plying their trade for foreign governments, Congress has passed new legislation requiring U.S. spy agencies to provide an annual assessment detailing the risks such conduct poses for national security.
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Liu Jianzhong, a former political commissar of a Chinese destroyer plying the Gulf of Aden, said the lack of a dedicated port in the region took a toll on personnel forced to spend long stretches at sea.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia has prohibited the use of open-loop scrubbers by ships plying Malaysian waters, as Southeast Asia's third-largest economy joins the growing number of nations adopting new industry guidelines on reducing sea pollution.
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But two years after setting an Islanders franchise record with 38 wins and representing them at the N.H.L. All-Star Game, Halak is now plying his trade for the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the American Hockey League.
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Inspired by a visit to the market where the prince is serenaded by twirling foreign traders plying their wares - spices from India, fruits from Syria and fabric from Lebanon - Al Faris orders his chief merchant to welcome them.
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But now, after upstarts such as Essential have had a chance to shine and giants like Apple and Samsung are done plying their latest wares, there's a big question worth asking: What's the best phone out right now?
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Miuccia Prada reluctantly taking over the family business after a stint as a college socialist, Coco Chanel climbing social strata two at a time, Christian Dior's shrewd plying of Hollywood starlets to sell his "New Look" in 1947.
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As we reported, Rodgers secretly recorded R. Kelly in an attempt to get him to confess to sexually abusing her when she was 19 ... as well as plying her with drugs and alcohol and giving her an STD.
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Influenced by the social realism of Ben Shahn and the crowd scenes of the German expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Mr. Mesches began painting laborers plying their trades, rendered in a propulsive, gestural style, with broad, heavy brush strokes.
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Trump's tweet about the 2016 meeting reads like nothing so much as an exasperated father having to clean up the mess left by a bumbling offspring who -- it turns out -- is pretty bad at plying the family trade.
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Insurance companies have too often oversold worst-case situations, plying people with more coverage than they need at higher premiums, said Anthony Webb, the research director at the Retirement Equity Lab at the New School for Social Research.
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Kendricks has already confessed and pled guilty to insider trading in a scheme, where he made more than $1.2 MILLION by plying a Goldman Sachs analyst with perks like cash and NFL tickets in exchange for private information.
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It certainly doesn't feel much like a Tesla, because Musk didn't sell it the way he has always sold his cars: as smarter, cooler, faster, stronger, safer, tougher, and better for humanity than anything plying the roads today.
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"We need to have systems in place that we trust, we need to enable athletes are able to express concerns ... we need to have coaches that have been plying their trade not included in the sport," he said.
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The younger Darwin's obsessive pursuit of specimens draws the attention of botanist John Stevens Henslow (Andrew Bridgmont), who takes the budding naturalist under his wing, covering for him when he skips lectures and plying him with extra-curricular reading.
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Sitting side by side and bundled up to ward off the cold, he and his University of Michigan colleague Ram Vasudevan pedaled to keep up with their robot, which was plying the streets of Ann Arbor on its own.
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We look at the landscape and fight to understand how others are plying their trade for fair wages while we are left to refresh our email inboxes in the hopes the Colorado Avalanche have made us a job offer.
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The change has been particularly striking in Montauk, once a sleepy fishing village, where lounges have replaced dockside fish shacks, and an upscale hipster scene threatens to edge out the local surfers plying the waves at dawn before work.
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When Noel's turn to strut his stuff comes, he reveals that in his fantasy life he's a female "hooker with a heart of black charcoal," plying her wares in postwar France, modeled on Marlene Dietrich at her decadent best.
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And another, and another, until the 24-foot truck is full and the driver heads off to a teeming lot beside an industrial alley 20 miles away where other trucks plying other neighborhoods bring their precious cargo of throwaways.
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They arrive expecting nonstop, penetrating metaphysical conversations with wise elderly people and instead just wind up plying them for recipes or knitting advice or watching "Wheel of Fortune" with them or restocking latex gloves for the Guest House nurses.
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The 24-year-old forward, who just completed his third season at Barca, has attracted the attention of several leading European clubs but his present employers are keen to play down talk that Neymar could soon be plying his trade elsewhere.
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And all the satellites and cell phones we have now are derived entirely from people plying the trackless ocean with sextants and confidence in their ability to sail, so this idea that the Earth could be flat is so weird.
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"Most textile arts begin with twisting or spinning and plying fiber to make yarn (called thread when it is very fine and rope when it is very heavy)," the Children's Museum of the Arts explains the basics in a press release.
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More than 50 women have publicly accused Cosby - best known for his role as the father in the 1980s television hit "The Cosby Show" - of raping them, often after plying them with alcohol or drugs in incidents dating back decades.
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Shipping rates have already been affected, said one of the brokers, adding that rate for a 'Long-Range 2' vessel plying the Middle East to Europe route is being quoted around 12 percent higher than before the Pernis refinery outage.
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The Italian government has also sought to apply public pressure to discourage aid groups from depositing rescued migrants in Sicily, while the increasingly assertive and sometimes dangerous Libyan coast guard has deterred humanitarian rescue ships from plying migrant boat routes.
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According to a 2006 feasibility study by the Danish company Ramboll, Hambantota would be economically viable in time if it focused on becoming an intermediate stop for the shipment of vehicles and on supplying fuel to ships plying the Indian Ocean.
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At the bright yellow Makina Cafe truck, which has been plying the streets of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens since last summer, the injera is buoyant in the hand and unapologetically sour, with an insistent, earthy tang and a thousand eyes.
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For smaller loads, they chose among the legions of junks and sampans plying coastal waters from the demilitarized zone southward to the tip of the Mekong Delta, then turning west into the Gulf of Thailand and north to the Cambodian border.
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In a lawsuit filed against Riverside and other institutions, one former player accused Mr. Lorch, who died in 214, of plying him with money, sneakers and food between the ages of 21988 and 21992 and abusing him dozens of times.
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The Los Angeles ruling, which does not name the two accusers, comes a week after Cosby was criminally charged in Pennsylvania with sexually assaulting a woman in his home near Philadelphia after plying her with drugs and alcohol in 2004.
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Although maritime piracy and armed robbery incidents dropped to a 22-year-low last year, danger still persists to vessels plying routes in the Gulf of Guinea, especially off Nigeria, the International Maritime Bureau (IMO) said in a recent report.
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Craig went undrafted out of South Carolina Upstate and was plying his trade for the Gold Coast Rollers of the Queensland Basketball League, a semipro circuit in Australia, before he signed a two-way deal with the Nuggets in 216.
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Steam tells me I've spent 175 hours in-game, and I vividly remember some of them were while I was supposed to be working in a publication's Manhattan office, plying its starfields when I should have been digging up stories.
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If we exclude Jim Gilmore, who's stayed steady in the polls at zero percent, then there are still eight GOP candidates plying their wares in New Hamp shire, and possibly seven (everyone but Carly Fiorina and Gilmore) on stage during the debate.
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The 97,000-ton USS Ronald Reagan, carrying more than 70 aircraft, anchored in Manila Bay on Tuesday after plying the strategic waters for meetings between navy officials of the two countries and liberty for its thousands of sailors after weeks at sea.
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In Yangon's downtown Pabedan township, situated amid the hustle and bustle of Bogyoke Aung San Road, Colonel Sanders has set up a 20143,22014-square-foot shop next to vendors plying the streets with deep-fried tofu and succulent meat-and-vegetable skewers.
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" A 1909 article in The New York Times, "One Thousand Fortune Tellers Plying Their Trade in New York City," said that in the neighborhoods now known as Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea, "There is a constant and ever increasing demand for their services.
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She has accused Mr. Cosby, now 80, of befriending her, winning her trust and plying her with gifts before finally drugging and sexually abusing her at his home near Philadelphia in 2004 when she was an employee of Temple University, his alma mater.
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And it was all because a star had been bornAfter plying his trade with Benfica's B team throughout the 2017-2018 season, Felix was handed his first team debut on the second day of the 2018-2019 season by then-manager Rui Vitoria.
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The very landlords who actually own the space from which WeWork is plying its wares can set up, and are setting up, their own "lemonade stands" in the form of short-term, flexible occupancy coworking space with copious support services and tie-ins.
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But by design, nobody knows this side of Ashley except Catherine and a couple of Catherine's advisers — one of whom has been plying Ashley with pills, ostensibly to lift her spirits and keep her from becoming "under-creative," as he puts it.
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In a bittersweet update, we find out that Molly is now plying her trade in Florida (and seems mostly happy), that Ruth dies and lies buried with Alan, and that Henry stays in Castle Rock with Wendell and now works in property law.
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Rather than getting him help, the suit says, those who were meant to guide him instead pushed Lil Peep "onto stage after stage in city after city, plying and propping" him up with illegal drugs and unprescribed controlled substances as he spiraled further.
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Womack alleges Peep repeatedly expressed to management he wanted to quit the tour, saying he was physically and emotionally drained, but they ignored his pleas and "pushed [Peep] onto stage after stage in city after city, plying and propping" him up with drugs.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary is plying Olympic authorities with visions of a 22024 games played out from the elegant Danubian capital Budapest to the shores of Lake Balaton, eschewing the extravagance of recent years in a turn to a more modest global sporting celebration.
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BUDAPEST — Long before Hungary's worst boating accident in at least six decades, Hungarian officials had been warned that traffic on the Danube had soared to dangerous levels around Budapest, but the government did not curb the number of vessels plying the river.
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Whatever the fate of the railroad, those plying the roads from the Gobi to China in stop-and-go traffic have little choice but to keep driving given the lack of opportunities in a country strapped by austerity measures linked to the IMF bailout.
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Last year, prosecutors had argued that each of the brothers had a role to play in Piazza's death by plying him with alcohol at the gauntlet and by waiting 12 hours to call for medical help after he first fell down a flight of stairs.
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The move came a week after the 78-year-old Cosby, who personified the model family man in his hit 1980s television series "The Cosby Show," was charged in Pennsylvania with sexually assaulting a woman after plying her with drugs and alcohol in 2004.
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Angel Di Maria and Maximiliano Meza will play on either side of the Barcelona wizard, with the veteran Mascherano, now plying his trade in China, and Biglia, who has had a poor season at Juventus, apparently holding in front of a four-man defense.
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The report supports maintaining the current two-tier system, so keeping a distinction between 'plying for hire' and 'prebooking', although it notes that technological advancement has "blurred the distinction between the two trades" — and so suggests the introduction of a statutory definition of both.
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But the absence of dirty laundry also dispensed with anything that might be confused with exonerating the contestants involved or, for that matter, the network and producers, who have been accused of plying their charges with alcohol to wring more drama out of the proceedings.
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The LIA made much of the fact that Goldman had wined and dined its employees, plying them with gifts such as iPods, as well as offering a prestigious internship to Haitem Zarti, the younger brother of Mustafa Zarti, a key decision-maker at the fund.
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But as a DJ, Ram Jam has been plying his trade for well over half a century now and is loved by countless reggae devotees and performers the world over… and that's before we get onto the fans of grime, dubstep and drum and bass.
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CNN's Jim Acosta whines incessantly about not being called upon or being booted from an Oval Office presser after shouting racially-provocative questions at the president, but he's still plying his trade and making a nuisance of himself in the White House briefing room.
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His ability to foster deep business relationships began during his earlier days in television, when he sold ads for a Baltimore station; he once closed a deal by plying a client with flaming shots of sambuca and then arm-wrestling him for the business.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Aung San Suu Kyi's first major infrastructure project could hardly be more visible - hundreds of new yellow buses now plying the streets of Yangon in what her ruling party hopes will be a potent symbol of how it is transforming peoples' lives.
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Epstein, who died last month, was said to have masterminded an international sex-trafficking operation, accumulated inexplicable sums of money, and organized his professional and personal lives around a private, inaccessible island — all while plying his way into the upper atmosphere of the global elite.
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We had a final breakfast at the home of one who had hosted us for several days, and she made sure that we did not leave our last meal hungry, plying us with huge piles of eggs, fresh bread, bacon, cheese, veggie platters, and more.
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Brunch was the best sandwich of my life, found, unexpectedly, at a carwash a few blocks away: Tortas Wash Mobile has been plying its tortas since 1964, and a crowd of people hungrily tearing into their sandwiches was huddled around the garish yellow stand.
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Not only was everything from libraries to mass media neutered and censored under Castro, but when he formally stepped down in 2008, Castro's Cuba was the only country besides China that had more than 20 journalists jailed for the crime of plying their trade.
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Plying him with one beer after another, the town's residents, almost all men, are eager to cure him of his prudishness, especially a town doctor (Donald Pleasence) who seems like just about the last person you would want to see scrubbing in for your surgery.
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More than 60 women have accused the 79-year-old entertainer, once beloved by Americans as the father on the 1980s TV hit "The Cosby Show," of sexually assaulting them, often after plying them with drugs and alcohol, in a series of attacks dating back decades.
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It might not be surprising that younger groups were more comfortable with an algorithm deciding what political propaganda would be most effective in plying their vote, but the youngest group, 18-29, was the second most skeptical with only 20143 percent saying the technique is acceptable.
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Tech entrepreneurs on the other hand view the tech media more like bloggers than journalists and expect that in return for inviting them to fancy places for product introductions and plying them with alcohol and tchotchkes, they should get fawning coverage over every little feature they introduce.
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Venice is built on such soft soil that it can expect to keep sinking whatever it does; so far as Venetians can hope to minimise the loss, they must convert to lighter building materials, stop heavy lorries from plying certain highways and expand horizontally, if at all.
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But Trump's calculus may have shifted on Wednesday, after Washington area government contractor Julie Swetnick alleged that in the early 1980s she witnessed Kavanaugh and his close friend Mark Judge deliberately plying young women with alcohol and drugs in order to incapacitate them and rape them.
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Plying the savings from preserving the investment tax back into Medicaid and premium subsidies would shrink the red bars on the left and the orange bar on the far right, but not by enough to mask or alter or justify the basic theory of the bill.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - The owner of an Oregon-based defense firm pleaded guilty on Monday to plying a U.S. official with cash, meals in Vietnam and Costa Rica, and an Alaska fishing trip during a decade-long conspiracy to win business worth $171 million, a prosecutor said.
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The 79-year-old comedian, once beloved by Americans as the father on the 1980s TV hit "The Cosby Show," has been accused by the women of sexually assaulting them, often after plying them with drugs and alcohol, in a series of attacks dating back decades.
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JOHOR BAHRU, Malaysia (Reuters) - When Malaysian officials went to an island near the site of a boat accident that killed dozens of Indonesians on their way home last week, they were told the vessel was plying illegally with more than double the permitted number of passengers aboard.
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Mr. Silva and Mr. Smith envision eeling as part of a long-term tribal business plan under which the tribe would sell fishing permits to non-Indian commercial fishermen plying local waters to exempt them from governmental limits, while still maintaining sensible harvesting practices to avoid overfishing.
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The flurry of activity this week pushed freight rates for 65,000-tonne clean tankers plying the Middle East to Europe route to $20.08 a tonne on Wednesday, up 5.013 percent from Monday and 12 percent from a week ago, said Ralph Leszczynski, head of research at Banchero Costa.
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A non-stop Sydney-London route that is three hours shorter than flights involving stops would allow Qantas to charge a premium and differentiate its product from the around two dozen other airlines plying the so-called Kangaroo route with stop-offs in Singapore, Dubai and Hong Kong.
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After plying them with breakfast burritos and cold brew coffee, there was a half hour presentation to tout the company's achievement, which included testimonials by Sprint CEO Michel Combes, Ericsson Executive Vice President Fredrik Jejdling, and LG's Dr. In-Kyung Kim, head of 210G and mobile research and development.
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Cosby built a long career on family-friendly comedy, but has been knocked from his perch by more than 50 women who have come forward to accuse him of sexually assaulting them, often after plying them with drugs or alcohol, in a series of incidents dating back decades.
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A non-stop Sydney-London route that is three hours shorter than current flights involving stops would allow Qantas to charge a premium and differentiate its product from the around two dozen other airlines plying the so-called Kangaroo route with stop-offs in Singapore, Dubai and Hong Kong.
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Still, officials acknowledge that the costs can be onerous for smaller, historical ships like the Draken that don't possess the resources of the big freighter companies plying the Great Lakes, where the maritime industry is estimated to pump more $30 billion yearly into the American and Canadian economies.
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So long as Palestinian leaders were feeding their people a steady diet of incitement against Israel, plying them with the myth that they would achieve their claimed right of return and glorifying murderers of Israeli civilians as "martyrs," there could never be a true end of conflict with Israelis.
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It's now Bosnia's most recognizable landmark, and the tangle of quaint lanes spilling around it are quintessential tourist catnip à la Santorini or Bruges, packed with taverns plying travelers with everything from mediocre gelato and pasta to excellent cevapi (a type of kebab) and a fig cake called smokvara.
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Upon our plane's descent into Hong Kong, I looked out the window onto cargo ships slowly plying through gray-green waters, the shipping containers like so many primary-colored Legos stacked on their decks and could see the dark masses of the outlying islands jutting up from the water.
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He has been plying his trade for 47 years, though how he has stayed in business that long is a mystery, since he seems to have few customers other than the handful of regulars that any sitcom set in a bar, bakery, restaurant or other small business must have.
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These were "Made right here!" by a certified Whole Foods citrus artisan who spent an afternoon skillfully plying the knob atop each mandarin until it broke free in a delicate spray of oil, tenderly unfurling both pith and peel from the segments beneath without releasing the sweet juice encased within.
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So when the phone rang with a tip that an enormous freighter loaded with hashish was plying international waters south of Sicily — bound for Libya, hundreds of miles to the east of the usual quick drug route to Spain — Francesco Amico, a senior investigator, immediately knew something odd was going on.
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He considered himself fortunate in almost every aspect of his life as it now was, in his wife and his children, in the position he held at Forrester and Bright, in the open sward of Petersham, its city buses plying daily, its city sounds a whisper in a quieter London.
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We've never sat in the pub sinking pints and singing our sorrows together, but we've been around each other in all sorts of states—I still remember her plying my friend Johnny with Special Brew, until he sat on the front steps of her house, throwing it all up into the street.
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While Karen and Michael still maintain control over the center's operations, Yehuda was forced out in 2015 after a jury found him responsible for inflicting emotional distress on a former student who accused him in a civil lawsuit of plying her with alcohol and prescription drugs with the intent of raping her.
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The team points to investor dollars pouring into a slew of security startups also plying a nascent decoy furrow for tackling attacks — name checking the likes of TopSpin, Attivo, Guardicore, illusive Networks, YC-backed Cymmetria and TrapX, and noting they have collectively bagged more than $100 million in VC funding since late 2014.
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The sleep-deprived Berlin-based boss of the long-running BPitch Control label has just returned from a packed North American tour that saw her plying her techno trade in cities like LA, San Francisco, New York, and Miami—where she somehow managed to fit in four separate gigs during Miami Music Week.
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But for the sheriff here in Spokane County, Ozzie Knezovich, Mr. Shea's activities are part of a troubling trend: Far-right organizers have begun plying their message of civil conflict in mainstream political circles, building new networks that include elected politicians and voters who would never consider themselves part of an extremist group.
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Hundreds of self-driving vehicles are now plying U.S. roadways, and the numbers could climb into the thousands, perhaps even the hundreds of thousands, now that the U.S. Department of Transportation has updated guidelines, easing federal oversight in a bid to encourage automakers and tech companies like Aurora and Alphabet's Waymo to speed up development.
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The civil lawsuit is one of a slew of cases brought against the actor, best known for playing the father in the 1980s television hit "The Cosby Show," by about 50 women who say he sexually assaulted them, often after plying them with drugs and alcohol, in a series of alleged attacks dating back decades.
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USA-RAVEN-CONGRESS/ New U.S. law requires government to report risks of overseas activities by ex-spies WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Troubled that former American spies are plying their trade for foreign governments, Congress has passed new legislation requiring U.S. spy agencies to provide an annual assessment detailing the risks such conduct poses for national security.
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A fleet of Mercedes-Benz S Class vehicles are now plying the roads of San Jose, California as part of a robotaxi pilot project that Daimler and Bosch have been developing for two and a half years, but the launch itself could be chalked up as a mere blip on the autonomous vehicle scene.
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With LeBron James hundreds of miles west plying his trade for the Los Angeles Lakers these days, Cleveland Cavalier fans haven't had a lot to cheer about this season — but Aramark (the stadium food and beverage vendor) and the Cavs have teamed up with Apple Business Chat to let fans order drinks right from their seats.
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In his 2013 book Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy: The Tragic Life of an Outsider Artist, author Jim Elledge notes that, when Darger lived with his father in Chicago's poorest, seediest neighborhoods, he would have seen prostitutes of both sexes plying their trade in dirty alleyways, and that sexual abuse and dysfunction were hallmarks of his environment.
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On August 11th Robert Buckland, the solicitor-general, was quoted in the Daily Telegraph newspaper as saying that those convicted in Newcastle earlier this month of abusing women and girls, plying them with alcohol and drugs before forcing them to have sex, should face stiffer penalties because the gang of mostly Asian men had targeted white victims.
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In Milwaukee, the most compelling story won't be with the Brewers' big league team—which will probably be bad in 2017, though not depressingly so a la Cincinnati—but in the minors, where talented youngsters are plying their craft in Biloxi, Carolina, and Helena, ready to put the next generation of Brewers baseball on the map.
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Jennifer L. Pozner, a media critic and author of "Reality Bites Back: The Troubling Truth About Guilty Pleasure TV," said that reality producers go to fantastic lengths to manipulate contestants, denying them food and communication, plying them with alcohol and ultimately chopping up footage to make it look as if they have said and done things that they haven't.
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Around the same time, he groomed and molested a teenage boy who had been the first child he ever baptized, whose family considered him a close friend — groping and masturbating him, taking him to a San Francisco restaurant and plying him with booze before he fondled him, taking him to a fishing camp with other boys and sleeping with him naked.
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Plying the waters of the five boroughs used to be a pricey tourist treat (the Staten Island Ferry's ancient route notwithstanding), but now Mayor Bill de Blasio has set up the heavily subsidized citywide ferry system, which offers 54-minute voyages from the canyons of Wall Street to the sea walls of Beach Channel Drive in Rockaway for just $2.75.
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Maybe Gordon Hayward will play you out of the rotation, and you'll be traded to the Pistons, where you will see your career slide down into the swamp of mediocrity until, one day, you find yourself plying a trade on a contender, but far away from the glory you dreamt of when you foolishly dunked on LeBron for no particularly good reason.
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So, as the United Arab Emirates' ambassador to the United States, Yousef al-Otaiba, told me over lunch in Washington, a big push went into backing the counterrevolution — that is, along with Saudi Arabia, plying tens of billions of dollars into backing the movement that ousted Morsi and installing as president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, whose repression of the Brotherhood has been brutal.
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More poetry than description, Heidkamp's imagery sneaks up on you: he finds unexpected ways to present recognizable subjects — the statue of the 18th century American portrait painter John Singleton Copley dissolving into the obscurity of nocturnal Boston, toy-like ferries plying the Hudson under a bright green sky, a Hopper-esque house on the Rockport coast, blown ghostly in an atmosphere of sea air and wind.
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Waterproof nylon (Stuart & Lau's proprietary DuraLite, to be specific), YKK Excella zippers (which are a good step above YKK's regular quality zippers), full-grain leather straps and handles, an umbrella holder, and a luggage sleeve make this the ultimate all-weather, all-season briefcase in my book, unless you're plying the tundra or really out in the elements (then I recommend checking out Thule's Gauntlet).
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"I think it has a lot to do with the age we're in now of false celebrities like the Kardashians," he said, adding that while there are some elegant people in the industry who can and do pay for everything, those plying their trade in reality television are not paid nearly as much as are the major stars of scripted TV shows or film.
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It is peppered with useful précis on towering figures from natural history — we join the 19th-century naturalist and savant Mary Anning, for instance, plying the Jurassic Coast for ichthyosaurs, and stand with the father of Deep Time himself, James Hutton, as he stares down the abyss of time represented in an outcrop in Scotland, contemplating the successive layers of earth that created it.
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The city was so on edge that it called up 303,000 police officers, placed road blocks in major locations, and literally glued down the cobblestones to prevent a repeat of the not-so-distant Chinese New Year's Mong Kok "Fishball Riots," so named because local fishball snack vendors were prevented from plying their trade and retaliated by ripping cobblestones straight from the street and hurling them at the police.
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No change to text.) * Euronav makes Linggi home port and bunker hub in East * Euronav's Oceania ULCC anchored in Linggi with 420KT of LSFO * Malaysia keen to develop as bunkering and maritime hub -minister By Roslan Khasawneh KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Belgian tanker operator Euronav signed a service agreement on Tuesday making Malaysia's Linggi Port its supply base providing low-sulphur marine fuels and other services for ships plying East-of-Suez routes, the port operator said.
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Someone from high school is so into baby-wearing she thinks parents who don't do it are harming their children irrevocably (and posts very long Instagram captions detailing these views); a celebrity you once enjoyed for her messy relationship drama is now extolling the virtues of organic children's foods and plying you with recipes; someone you don't know and don't remember following started his 2-year-old on the violin and is constantly posting videos of his lil' genius.
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And so, instead of being like Tyson, stripping everything away, living team to team, never looking to sip from the perfect golden chalice, he obsessed over touches, became a colossal locker room problem, amped his brand more and more, opted into extensions because of guilt, forced trades, blew up in L.A., brought his malaise to the Rockets, desperately signed with his hometown Hawks—the only people left who could even FEIGN love for him—got traded from THERE, and became an NBA drifter, plying his sad trade for whomever had his rights.
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