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"It not only predates the discussion of the Second Avenue subway, it predates the subway, full stop," Ms. Mirrer said.
Trump's history of making similar comments predates his presidential bid.
Trump's obsession with the song "Rocket Man" predates his presidency.
The concept behind Acrylic predates the incident at Apple Nails.
Her death predates the five children known to have died.
And radiocarbon dating shows the Grolier predates the other three.
The film predates the shiny tech of the "Kingsman" movies.
CITIC's ownership stake in AsiaSat predates the Carlyle Group's acquisition.
But this view predates the Democrats' latest socialist sweetheart. Rep.
And it predates the austerity measures of the Conservative government.
"This question predates any of the Coronavirus concerns," she says.
The Republican Party's allergy to closing loopholes predates his presidency.
Lex Luthor is a character who predates all of us.
It predates our biggest investigations of the last few decades.
Abrams's experience dealing with these issues predates her gubernatorial run.
That formula predates Mr. Flannery's taking over as chief executive.
Manchester City fans' antipathy toward UEFA predates the European ban.
Criticism of federal sentencing policy long predates the Trump administration.
The science of trading based on Twitter predates President Trump.
The objects suggest a time that predates a finished painting.
But antipetismo predates Lava Jato, which tainted other big parties, too.
So his interest in China certainly predates his 2016 presidential ambitions.
But Scotland's quest for independence long predates Sturgeon's Scottish National Party.
"Plimpton 322 predates Hipparchus by more than 1,000 years," said Wildberger.
It's a different approach to art that predates our modern museology.
That means it predates "Comedians in Cars," which debuted in 2012.
Distrust of ex post facto laws predates even American law itself.
Istanbul's love affair with cats also predates the Republic of Turkey.
But the original source material for the new film predates both.
Like you said earlier, it predates him joining the Trump campaign.
It's a name or phrase that long predates this baby's birth.
That predates the creation of the cloud, mobile and internet capabilities.
It points out that the Supreme Court's 1977 ruling predates CALEA.
But Russia's military presence in Syria long predates the Obama administration.
Trump's disregard for other people's privacy predates his career in politics.
Our leaders' fear of conspiracies predates the birth of the country.
The committee's interest in Bannon predates the release of Wolff's book.
In "Archbishop," however, reverence for the land predates the white invaders.
It's also an old star that predates our own solar system.
Their relationship predates either one of them running for the presidency.
Her cold-footed stance on marriage predates her first legal brief.
This is incorrect as the video predates the COVID-19 outbreak.
Cancer predates the rise of Homo sapiens some 200,000 years ago.
True, much of Nadelman's work predates Mr. Mauss's 1930-60 era.
On the one hand, the celebri-fication of politics predates him.
Our relationship with them predates the written word, agriculture and civilization.
His time as a web services evangelist at Amazon predates AWS.
The confrontation between powers predates Mr Vizcarra's promotion to the presidency.
And they don't know that it predates their existence on Earth.
But the idea of low-cost college predates the 2020 election.
The country's vexed relationship with secularism also predates Mr. Erdogan's tenure.
His contribution to the show predates that series by a year.
Of course, liberation from ''connection'' is a fantasy that predates Wi-Fi.
True, Acosta's handling of Epstein's case predates his Department of Labor tenure.
It predates the previous oldest-known drawings by at least 30,3153 years.
This predates the system that runs on the newest iPhones, iOS 12.
The idea of funding content with micropayments even predates the web itself.
And NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena actually predates NASA itself.
The link between social class and fingernails predates contemporary designs by millennia.
It predates Trump and Moore, and it arguably led to their rise.
The success of his work predates these genres and Abstract Expressionism itself.
Curtilage is a legal concept so old, it predates the United States.
In my defense, the trend toward more casual office apparel predates me.
Steady deceleration China's economic slowdown predates the trade war by several years.
This is a concern about connected cars that long predates Hurricane Irma.
Yet in a sense, Mon Roi predates all three of these films.
The Allied class action actually predates the Supreme Court's Campbell-Ewald case.
The government's use of the laws against critics predates Ms. Park's presidency.
It will suit Europeans whose anti-Americanism predates Trump's arrival by decades.
For Burns, the erosion of American power and influence long predates Trump.
But the United States' presence in Niger predates this agreement by years.
It has 47 member states and predates the 28-nation European Union.
It long predates the treble, the centurions, the arrival of Pep Guardiola.
Internet culture obviously predates the 2010s (just ask AIM, Livejournal, and Tumblr).
The church even predates Michigan's admission to the Union by a year.
Seattle also has an affordable-housing shortage that predates the tech boom.
Seattle also has an affordable-housing shortage that predates the tech boom.
The Black Panther character predates the political party of the same name.
This move is a culmination of actions that long predates the Trump administration.
The 1998 curriculum predates social media and legal same-sex marriage in Canada.
But Timberlake's collaborative history with the Grammy-winning country crooner predates the album.
Much of the material Martin is accused of stealing predates the Snowden disclosures.
That sinister sculpture to the right comes with the place and predates history.
The shift in factories away from China in fact predates the trade war.
This axe, however, predates the widespread advent of agriculture by about 30,000 years.
The testimony predates the release of Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite e-reader in 2012.
The thing is, the solution to this problem predates disposable razors: safety razors.
The wisdom of indigenous people is valid, it predates the Church, and it
Politically, it rests on a system that predates and survives the Soviet period.
The International Evenings format predates the tenure of Damian Woetzel as artistic director.
There's evidence that its use predates the Italian mathematician for whom it's named.
Krishnan's involvement in Helios and Matheson predates the Farnsworth era by a decade.
Interestingly enough, the history of these improvements predates the history of Earth Day.
The GOP's authoritarian streak predates Trump but intersects with his autocratic political instincts.
Tucked in the state's penal code is a law that predates Roe v.
This predates the Clean Power Plan, which has not yet even taken effect.
Or is this part of a cycle that predates even the Industrial Revolution?
The telecom equipment maker's foray into self-driving predates many other familiar names.
Pruitt unexpectedly makes a discipline that predates modernism feel relevant, and even urgent.
But the word originates with a city that long predates the United Kingdom.
Indeed, much of what Mueller has been authorized to investigate predates Trump's inauguration.
Of course, the rise of partisan polarization long predates Facebook and digital campaigning.
But the disparity predates the existence of border barriers separating the two towns.
Look, I think that this problem clearly predates the internet, let alone Facebook.
But in reality, the earliest evidence of exorcism predates Christianity by hundreds of years.
Even if it predates Adventure, it's possible other, similar experiences already had Easter eggs.
We are in touch and have a collaborative relationship, that predates me for sure.
"It's a broader move that even predates the food issues of Chipotle," said Anderson.
The government's trust problem certainly predates Donald Trump: trust has been falling for decades.
The Communist Party's sway over the territory's politics predates the end of Portuguese rule.
The party's sway over the territory's politics long predates the end of Portuguese rule.
The exception is Sham an-Nessim, an indigenous celebration that long predates the rest.
The "Gitmo" designation comes from the airfield code, GTMO, and predates the detention facility.
This is primal stuff, nose-to-tail cooking that predates the term by centuries.
Cronyism certainly predates capitalism itself, as past rulers rewarded family and friends for eons.
His work suggests that human empathy has a biological basis that predates humanity itself.
Yet the national prejudice against them long predates Daniel Seeger and his draft board.
Botanical medicine, Quave learned, not only predates civilization — it is older than humanity itself.
Evidence of Neanderthal cave art in Europe significantly predates similar paintings by Homo sapiens.
The answer, Douglas said, is something that predates the Constitution: the institution of marriage.
Romania's flag predates Chad's by almost 100 years, and the two share little history.
Al Azhar University, a center of Islamic learning, predates Oxford and Cambridge by centuries.
Improving environmental quality is a long-term trend, one that predates federal environmental policies.
As Hoehl explains, 40 million years predates the existence of most modern, dangerous animals.
But the broader crisis surrounding American identity, national values, and gun violence predates Trump.
"This is a melody that predates the Civil War to begin with," Bawcum said.
Mr. Andrés and Ms. Trump have a relationship that predates the 2016 presidential election.
But that estimate predates Wednesday's closures, and Nagle acknowledges it likely will decline further.
But the human obsession with the scavengers predates the internet by thousands of years.
On the other side you'll find Orient, a village that predates the American Revolution.
But the internet didn't create these things — anti-Muslim sentiment long predates the internet.
The deletion center predates the legislation, but its efforts have taken on new urgency.
Trump has had a years-long fixation with Obama that predates his presidential campaign.
The idea that legal and moral constraints exist in warfare predates the United States.
But single-minded pursuit of a nuclear accord with Iran predates the Syrian conflict.
Oregon has a history of health care innovation that predates the Affordable Care Act.
That work predates his tenure as head of the Trump presidential campaign in 2016.
But the gender dynamics, the uncertainty, the fear — that all predates tech, for sure.
The resentment I uncovered predates Trump, but it set the stage for his ascendance.
In truth, religious-power projection long predates the superpower competition of the late 20th century.
I mean Manafort, some of his conduct goes back many years, predates all of this.
The EPA's adversarial relationship with the press is nothing new and predates the Trump administration.
This overrepresentation is extant and long predates the normalization of face recognition in law enforcement.
But the kneecapping of the unions in the 1980s predates the recent stagnation in pay.
However, the progressive movement to abolish ICE, which was founded in 2003, predates that controversy.
Many items are only available through AmazonFresh, a grocery delivery service that predates the acquisition.
The wage challenge long predates the recession, said Thomas E. Perez, the secretary of labor.
It predates Harvard by a year and educated Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock and Samuel Adams.
Distrust predates Trump This is not to suggest all of this is just about Trump.
But the intrusion that caused the enormous data breach predates Marriott's acquisition, beginning in 2014.
So old, in fact, that it predates the release of the first Star Wars movie.
But Palestinians know the problem far predates and will outlive the right-wing war hawk.
And the crisis predates 2017: Oklahoma teachers also walked out in 1990 over low pay.
While their presence predates marijuana legalization, it has increased since it became legal, he said.
Second, the life of canonical texts far predates the values associated with the free market.
Shrikhand predates the packaged yogurts marketed to Europeans and Americans with a taste for wellness.
When I looked for Putin fan fiction that predates the Trump stuff, there's very little.
But historical revisionism in Azerbaijan challenging Armenian antiquity predates the bloody 1990s war by decades.
But it's often the case that the positive trend predates the introduction of the treatment.
The artist predates Madonna, Lady Gaga and Cardi B as a mistress of self-invention.
Hecox will keep working on Smosh, which has been around so long it predates YouTube.
Britain's inattention to Ireland predates Mr. Johnson, of course, and is not limited to him.
This subverts not only the ACA but complicated federal law that long-predates the ACA.
The $25,000 package also includes access to the nearby Mountain House, which predates Sheldon Chalet.
A history of counterculture movements The region's countercultural history predates the arrival of European-Americans.
It is the only skill recognized with an annual award that predates its American counterpart.
Nowruz is so ingrained in Persian culture—it predates Christianity, Islam, all the established religions.
Even though it predates the Big Three, it has had the most enduring impact, culturally.
Urban exploration predates the internet, but has always been associated with video art and photography.
It predates every other, from pencil and paper to computer hard drives, by billions of years.
North Korea is quickly becoming President Trump's biggest challenge, but it long predates the new administration.
There's also some limited, speculative evidence that this increased pace of collective attention predates the internet.
YouTube's desire to convert some of its 1.5bn users into paying customers predates the ad kerfuffle.
As a technology, the abacus predates the making of glass and the invention of the alphabet.
This discovery predates previous studies' detection of the malaria parasite in central Italy by several centuries.
Big Dick Energy predates homo sapiens, and it will live on long after we are gone.
The problem of agencies unresponsive to political will and elected representatives far predates the Trump phenomenon.
It predates EU membership: the first rules on cucumbers came in the 1960s, before Britain joined.
A Facebook page promoting the wonders of the banana-and-mayo sandwich predates the Earnhardt tweet.
In Kentucky, the funding crisis that plagues the state's pension systems predates Bevin's time as governor.
Trump's apparent concern for birds' welfare is almost Franzen-esque, and it predates his presidential run.
Remember, their dispute goes beyond and long predates America's involvement or seeming favoritism to either side.
It predates most of the holidays Americans celebrate today yet shares many of the same traditions.
The decision predates the decision by Brazil's government in August to privatize Eletrobras as a whole.
ICE as a tool for targeting the most vulnerable immigrants en masse predates Trump as well.
But the work on Lusomé, which is an ancient Scottish team for "desirable," predates the study.
The idea that we should like our politicians predates women's suffrage, let alone women in politics.
But the rule, which took effect in 1984 and predates the internet, doesn't require disclosure online.
M5S may not be responsible for the entire outbreak, since vaccine skepticism predates the party's rise.
These deaths are symptoms of a larger economic malaise for working-class Americans that predates Trump.
Indeed, most "gig" work predates apps, says Susan Houseman, a labor economist at the Upjohn Institute.
Present-day demands for reparations build on a long history of struggle that predates Wood's suit.
There is also evidence that the steel-rain moniker predates Desert Storm in American artillery circles.
It also reveals more about his personal courtship of Putin, which long predates his presidential bid.
The practice predates Islam and Judaism and was depicted in ancient Egyptian tombs and wall paintings.
Conservative reveling in this bygone past is a phenomenon that predates the most recent presidential election.
He's frequented Nevada brothels for decades and his patronage predates the mandatory condom law of 1988.
It's the same skewed logic as with sexism and racism, but I think speciesism predates both.
Recall that America's gun problem and inability to enact meaningful reform predates Supreme Court's 2008 decision.
The breach predates Marriott's deal to buy Starwood, which was announced in 27 and completed last year.
Speaking of: Ben is one half of a bromance that predates the word, albeit the lesser half.
The Supreme Court was upholding a decision from early 2017, which also predates much of the controversy.
And he's known in Ohio for a populism that predates Trump and lacks the president's nationalistic fervor.
But the truth is that the idea of eliminating the controversial agency long predates the Trump era.
Two US defense officials told CNN the Ukrainian government's Javelin request predates the July 25 phone call.
The show, whose premise predates the college cheating scandal, is due out at the end of September.
It's unclear if Stalin was added more recently or if this is a fake that predates Photoshop.
According to Martin, they won't be featured — at least at first — because the prequel predates their rise.
This far predates the currently assumed origin of bats, and places them right in the Cretaceous period.
Previously: See something strange in an image that predates the internet, digital age, or dawn of electricity?
The Dutch school of monetarism predates Friedman, but he got all the fame and the prize money.
But this is not the case when it comes to military cooperation that predates the IS war.
To a question about a rise in hate crimes, Scott said the trend predates the president's campaign.
It hopes to maintain the bilateral system, which predates its EU membership, after Britain leaves the bloc.
The Office of Special Counsel predates and is not related to Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller.
"A lot of this stuff predates the airmen I have working on 'em," said Senior Master Sgt.
Tension with Germany over defense predates Trump, but US-German relations have deteriorated since he took office.
According to Martin, they won't be seen — at least at first — because the prequel predates their rise.
The dress, which she bought for just $199 on sale, actually predates her marriage by five years.
And there is the bigger question that predates the Obama administration: Why should colleges try rape cases?
But the coverage has merely scratched the surface of a complex issue that predates these school closings.
In our culture, we have a form of musical theater called Noh; it predates electricity in Japan.
North Dakota, the earlier ruling, predates much of what has become a booming e-commerce industry today.
But the song in Billion Surprise Toys' video, "Johny Johny Yes Papa," predates the channel by years.
The instinct to check in on those in dangerous areas long predates Safety Check's debut in 2014.
The National Register of Citizens predates the B.J.P.'s coming to power; it was created in 1951.
Though the suit predates Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, lawyers asked Jackson on Oct.
And these norms are defined by a history that predates Western legal concepts by thousands of years.
Tech Tip Q. I have an analog television in the kitchen that predates the digital HDTV revolution.
That division predates Mr. Trump's ascent, emerging from battles over immigration that have convulsed the border region.
But that optimism predates the coronavirus outbreak, which the figures released on Monday don't take into account.
She is with a group called We Are Dixie, which argues the Dixie reference predates the Confederacy.
Anti-Muslim violence is not an online phenomenon, and white nationalist hatred long predates 4Chan and Reddit.
He notes that while there is violence in "One Hundred Years of Solitude," it predates drug trafficking.
But the growing willingness among Americans to see the bright side of non-democratic systems predates Trump.
So the attorney clearly has an interest in progressive politics that predates his career as a litigator.
The comic book version of Hydra has those same roots, but also states that Hydra predates the Nazis.
Founded in 1964, the company long predates Elaine's government service and she has no involvement or financial interest.
"It's stuff that predates the campaign," said a source close to the administration who worked on the campaign.
There, a fancy restaurant in a building that predates the Soviet era reopened in 2014 after extensive renovations.
The 1950 film Destination Moon is another classic that predates the space age, like Explorers on the Moon.
It predates his election to office, and he has certainly continued the thread throughout his term so far.
Much of that initial buzz came from the success of PUBG, which predates Fortnite and plays very similarly.
While Trump has provided Abe and Xi with reasons to move closer, the effort long predates his arrival.
Haydn and Mozart will be performed next Saturday in Saint Matthieu's church, which predates them both by centuries.
But this trend predates the existence of the companies she criticizes, as a recent chart from Quartz shows.
They show how the impulse to share one's identity through an image long predates the social media selfie.
It's one thing to hear about The Wall, it's another thing to see one that predates Trump's candidacy.
The email predates any litigation, and there was no legal obligation to store it on the Giants server.
Naturally, blogging predates even the first volume in the Gossip Girl book series, which was published in 2002.
Ceridian predates the Supreme Court's latest precedent on standing and imminent threat of injury, 2013's Clapper v.
Conrique, who has worked at La Fuente for 34 years, tells me the bicycle predates his time there.
The council predates Trump, with Michelle Obama heading Barack's version of the council, particularly in the nutrition regard.
Perhaps the lack of sentimentality from the organization following the trade is because Griffin predates almost everyone here.
The criminal charges have added to Mr. Erdogan's irritation with the United States, which predates Mr. Trump's presidency.
This phenomenon long predates the Tea Party movement that so galvanized Republican voters for the 2010 midterm elections.
Still, the Skull Breaker challenge — and dangerous social media stunts attempted by young kids — predates the TikTok app.
It's a culture of working together that predates the Large Hadron Collider, as I was to learn later.
"They described the system as one that "predates the dramatic transformation of news reporting in the digital age.
What $12B would mean The 85033-year-old system at the Social Security Administration predates modern security software.
This post on November 29 predates most of the memes, and seems to have kicked off the trend.
They're introducing a new bill that seeks to update a 1986 privacy law that predates most tech companies.
In fact, the name Kinderhook, or "children's corner," predates even the Dutch colony, which was founded circa 1625.
What the case is about: This case, which predates Whitaker, is about the validity of the special counsel.
Bread-making predates agriculture, according to a new study published today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
But some observers of US-India relations noted that the improved bilateral defense relationship predates both Carter and Obama.
On Friday, as part of a crackdown that long predates SESTA, the country's best known adult classifieds site, Backpage.
It's certainly possible that the quote even predates 1947, but there's absolutely no evidence that Lincoln ever said it.
The vacancies statute predates Dodd-Frank, OLC argued, so Congress could have excluded the CFPB director from FVRA coverage.
The history of categorizing Black women as lewd and hyper-sexual — through a European gaze of course — predates slavery.
The policy predates the announcement of the investigation at Visium from earlier this year, one of the people added.
But there is one totally and completely true and not at all made up prediction that predates them all.
The three stars actually predates the Grab Bag itself, having launched as a monthly feature way back in 2011.
Every formal agreement or charter or treaty that predates Trump stands as a testament to American leaders getting rolled.
It likely predates jewelry — but the notions that humans used their bodies as the first canvases is certainly intriguing.
The scheme Neu is charged with running predates the days of dial up and usually follows the same narrative.
The dispute predates last weekend's IT systems failure at British Airways which stranded 75,000 customers, and is not connected.
The Vacancies Act predates Dodd-Frank, but Dodd-Frank does not amend or repeal the Vacancies Act, he said.
Our constitution is the oldest in the world, and predates many modern political shenanigans that newer constitutions legislate against.
The country's environment minister, Ricardo Salles, stated on Monday that the increase in rainforest destruction predates Bolsonaro's January election.
O'Donnell's and Trump's disdain for each other predates his presidential run, and it has continued since he took office.
The Portland Timbers and the Seattle Sounders' beef spans across four leagues, and predates MLS by almost 20 years.
But Carroll's curiosity about what data Cambridge Analytica might hold about him predates the scandal blowing up last month.
Plus, the series predates everything from The Dark Knight to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to, yes, Game of Thrones.
DeAndre Jordan, one of the only members of the organization who predates Griffin, ducked the press after the game.
"This is one of the problems that the national security team has had, and it predates Trump," Ford said.
The targeting of Sufi heritage in Libya predates the current conflict, said Pack, whose research focuses on Sanusi sufism.
While white supremacist hatred long predates sites like 4chan or Reddit, online platforms can create and reinforce extremist beliefs.
Though youth culture occultism predates Donald Trump's presidency, Bracciale believes the calamity of the election accelerated interest in witchcraft.
But some big-name breweries, like Petaluma-based Lagunitas, might argue that their embrace of cannabis predates the trends.
"This cancer, this difficulty that we face as a nation, predates this administration by many, many years," Mulvaney said.
"The fundamental problem here is one that predates the crisis," said Dania Rajendra, the director of Athena told Motherboard.
What I'd say is they're not core to the broad story of polarization, much of which predates social media.
"Simplicius" predates that "exile" but it is still a work of protest — against war, brutality and abuse of power.
London (CNN)An ancient retrovirus that predates modern humans may explain why people suffer from addiction, scientists have said.
It predates concerns about his work as a consultant with McKinsey or his trouble building support among African-Americans.
The Justice Department's involvement in Texas' voter ID law predates the lawsuit it filed against the state in 2013.
It's a football matchup that predates Cal-USC, Oklahoma-Oklahoma State, Florida-Georgia, Notre Dame-USC, and Bears-Packers.
As people with history (that predates slavery), with our own exalted bloodlines, and as actors on the world stage?
The information in the new report, released last Friday, predates the escalation of the church's sexual abuse scandal last summer.
For Rick, who machines most of his berries these days, eliminating his need for human labor, it predates President Trump.
For many, the answer is Nokia 2158, a nearly indestructible phone that predates the smartphone era by nearly a decade.
Sexual violence predates online porn and, in fact, it was an even bigger problem before online porn came into existence.
Immigrant communities' fear of public officials predates the Trump administration but has been kicked into high gear under this president.
For example, much of Hines's art, which appears in the final section, predates many of the figural works on view.
The Trick The "penny trick" has been around for quite some time—so long that it actually predates the penny.
"Before, it was more punk," said Tamy Glauser, 31, whose nearly 10-year-old buzz cut predates her modeling career.
Why it matters: The tablet, which predates Greek trigonometry by about 103 years, shows a radically different approach to math.
The state of Ohio uses BlackRock-managed funds, and its relationship with BlackRock "substantially predates" the donation, the filing said.
Each of these gifts from Epstein and his affiliated foundations to Harvard University predates his guilty plea in June 2008.
The partnership between the government and De Beers, a diamond company, predates independence; neither has taken the other to court.
When asked about lessons learned from that investment, Pande said that deal predates the four partners on the biofund team.
Several other investors were longtime friends of Mr. Collins, Mr. McAdams said, and their investment predates his time in Congress.
Sexual selection for these songs has forced male club-winged manakins to abandon a design that predates bird flight itself.
With such distance, Ms. Palermo can't truly be an influencer, and besides, her fame predates the rise of social media.
The debate over when and whether the White House should properly notify Congress about sensitive military action predates Trump's presidency.
Although the case predates the impeachment proceedings, the order would be a setback for House Democrats and the President's critics.
The site predates Mashantucket, the first Native American reservation that was established in 1666, where the Pequot museum now sits.
Zifkin: This predates me, but at Lyft we've always been really deliberate in terms of expansion at the right pace.
"Brands are offering too many stories today," says Serra, who still wears her dad's cashmere coat that predates the 210s.
But the shambles itself long predates Trump, and fixing it would require something much bigger than a staff shake-up.
This is a pretty basic fact, but the fact that Elf predates Step Brothers by five years does support the theory.
Although FGM is not mentioned in the Koran and predates Islam, some Muslims believe the ritual was endorsed by the prophet.
George R. R. Martin's new Targaryen history book, Fire and Blood, predates the characters from Game of Thrones by 300 years.
All of the 12 counts of the indictment that came down today, all of it predates their tenure at the campaign.
Correction: An earlier version of this piece stated that the Hamster Dance started on YTMND; in fact it predates the site.
The Energy Probe Research Foundation has been active since the early 1980s, and Solomon's work within Toronto's environmental community predates that.
These taxes against the EU stem from a 15-year battle over aviation subsidies that long predates the tariff-happy Trump.
And "Lovecraftian" makes sense because it's ancient, and its existence likely predates mankind, which is a common tenet in Lovecraft's work.
It's a trend that predates President Trump, but it's accelerating now — and it makes Americans beholden to the decisions of foreigners.
But her time at the Fed predates Obama's time in office, as she took over the San Francisco Fed in 2004.
Much corporate law predates the 1934 Communications Act, yet monopolistic ISPs still find that legal framework useful in the present day.
There were no hard links made to the real history of credulous reporting in the gaming industry that predates the movement.
Siri predates Alexa by more than three years, meaning Apple's had three additional years of data collection to hone Siri's capabilities.
Airtime lets people watch videos, view photos, and video chat together The vision for Airtime predates all of those other services.
Y Combinator -backed, MIT spin-out Escher Reality's belief in the social power of mobile AR predates both these trigger points.
Simmering anger toward the Rohingya long predates modern Myanmar, according to Azeem Ibrahim, author of The Rohingya: Inside Myanmar's Hidden Genocide.
But the critical context is clearly an antagonistic relationship between ICE and the city of Philadelphia that predates the Trump administration.
But the single men's earring predates social media, of course, with early examples going as far back as 17th-century England.
It is a technology so old that it predates Homo sapiens and instead should be credited to our ancestor Homo erectus .
Secular stagnation Lawrence H. Summers, former economic adviser to President Obama, has suggested that the problem predates the recent financial crisis.
The salon is a neighborhood landmark from the 1970s that predates them both; it was New York's first unisex barber shop.
On PC the game is just called Motorsport Manager, and it predates the second and third versions of the mobile game.
It might not be as simple as Super Mario Marker, but it comes close, and predates it by nearly a decade.
A popular spot for burgers and drinks is the Dutch House Tavern, in a sandstone structure that predates the American Revolution.
The tradition of quilting in the region is passed from mother to daughter and predates the formation of the community itself.
This tiara is in fact a family piece that predates him, so he would have inherited it from the fourth marquess.
One, with the European Union, predates Mr. Abe's embrace of the TPP, in 2013, but talks had been put on hold.
But the American Prairie Reserve has found supporters in a group that predates the ranchers by thousands of years: Native Americans.
The correlation between El Niño events and droughts in the Amazon, most notably in the south-eastern part, predates human activities.
The State Senate still has not passed the Reproductive Health Act, which would take state abortion law, which predates Roe v.
"The current system predates the dramatic transformation of news reporting in the digital age," the duke and duchess&apos website says. 
"The current system predates the dramatic transformation of news reporting in the digital age," the duke and duchess&apos website said.
The relocation of these nine chimps predates that plan, but their deaths are a harbinger of the NIH's large-scale animal transfers.
Terry Brooks's original "Shannara" trilogy predates much of the name-brand fantasy fiction that has been turned into box-office gold lately.
" In a statement, a spokesperson for CEI said, "CEI's consistent opposition to antitrust predates many companies that seem dominant today, including Google.
The company, founded in 2010, predates Lyft, Grab, Didi, Careem and most everyone else carving out a piece of ride-hailing business.
Except Kavanagh's version is a fraction of the price, and, oh, it actually predates the Demna Gvesalia-designed pendant by a year.
The fresh ones are great, but also be sure to try the oyster loaf, which predates the invention of the po boy.
CONTROVERSY over America's "independent contractors"—self-employed workers who do not benefit from regulations governing employment—predates the gig economy by decades.
Winkreative, which predates them by a decade, must inspire jealousy both for its financial success and for its weak business-editorial divide.
"This policy both predates my tenure in the Department and will live on long after the current debate is over," she continued.
The Clean Water Rule isn't the Trump administration's only attempt to revert America to a less enlightened era that long predates Obama.
Sushi Zen This traditional Midtown spot, which predates many of the new sushi temples and had a loyal following, is no more.
The 19-year-old KC Undercover star recently explained how her strength against bullies far predates her dreadlocks exchange with Giuliana Rancic.
I am sorry to report to these various memelords, however, that they are WRONG and that 'H' predates Brenda by many years.
Prior to being dispossessed, Paiute communities used sustainable, life-giving water engineering that predates the Los Angeles Aqueduct by thousands of years.
But as a political force, Hindu nationalism predates India's independence in 20143 and reflects centuries of resentment among the subcontinent's Hindu majority.
SCHNEIER It was almost a shock to see a play that predates the AIDS epidemic, that didn't have to grapple with it.
But Amiri's story predates this scandal, and there is no evidence that Clinton's emails were "hacked" — by the Iranians or anyone else.
As we reported ... Kanye's business beef with Tidal predates the release of Jay-Z's album "4:44" ... in which he disses 'Ye.
As a guilty-town ghost story, "The Fog" has a generic resemblance to "Poltergeist," which it predates, and is even more emphatic.
Not here: Mr. Thiam is hoping to bring back the kind of cooking that predates colonization and the intrusion of the West.
Fuel consumption has been rising since 2013/14 and the increase predates the collapse in oil prices from mid-2014 (tmsnrt.rs/20163VQACef).
An earlier indication that pangolins could be a possible source of human coronavirus infection appeared in a report that predates the epidemic.
The practice predates the 1960s but has gotten out of hand over time, said Brian Counihan, general chairman of city's parade committee.
The Mazars subpoena predates House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's announcement that Democrats were undertaking an investigation into whether the president committed impeachable offenses.
"Primitive Mysteries" predates Graham's interest in Jung, in Greek myth, in the psychodrama of sex and the sensual shapes of Isamu Noguchi.
In Underwood Hills, however, a number of residents noted that their neighborhood, founded in 1902, long predates the opening of Street Execs.
The Tories' new prospectus is calculated to take advantage of a long-term shift in voters' behaviour which predates the Brexit referendum.
The plan to arm U.S. Reaper drones in the African nation has been under consideration for some time and predates the Oct.
And at least until a new government is formed, the Constitution can be superseded altogether — thanks to a document that predates it.
Gunnar Myrdal's book The American Dilemma (which predates Huntington's argument by several decades) rests on similar logic but is focused on race.
Katie Haun: Haun is Dixon's partner at Andreessen's crypto fund, but her relationship with Coinbase actually predates her relationship with Andreessen Horowitz.
After all, you could have been born into any physical form if you have a form that predates yourself on some spiritual level.
It's most commonly known as the Netflix of China, but its streaming services predates Netflix, and constitute just a portion of LeEco's portfolio.
IMDb predates the World Wide Web: it got its start in 1990 with a series of lists on Usenet and migrated in 1993.
It's an odd juxtaposition to see modern tech that allows retro games to be played in a shell that predates the games themselves.
This predates the stuff that we're talking about with Russia, who generally feel that Silicon Valley has not given conservatives a fair shake.
I'm not a big fan of nostalgia, especially the imagined kind that predates the listener's (or creator's) own existence by a solid decade.
On their retreat, 120 of the surviving Chileans were given food and shelter in a basement on the property, which predates the winery.
The friendly tone toward New Delhi also predates the Trump administration, as the US sought to cultivate India as a bulwark against China.
But these shootings would not have been possible without a more ancient force, one that predates even the very founding of this country.
It predates the world wide web and widespread internet use, and, as Grassley says, there is wide agreement that it needs to change.
Interestingly, it predates Silent Night, Deadly Night by four years, but garnered none of the same outrage despite being nearly identical in theme.
No site in France can compare as a royal residence: It predates the Louvre itself by 50 years, and Versailles by five centuries.
But one approach to mutual aid comes out of a specific intellectual tradition, which predates the age of Google Docs and shareable spreadsheets.
And in the absence of federal action (which predates the current administration), it has fallen to affected residents to take on local polluters.
But her tendency to embrace her inner wonk predates that nickname and is not a newly conjured attempt to push back at him.
The decision to change the city's lighting predates the tenure of the mayor, Virginia Raggi, who has had enough troubles on her hands.
But the bulk of the run-up in American party polarization predates social media, which means social media isn't core to the story.
That type of scheme long predates its current name, which comes from Charles Ponzi, whose 1920 investment scam brought in millions of dollars.
Of note: Some officials said that a city as old as Paris has a lead problem that long predates the Notre-Dame fire.
The story predates even that, beginning as a series of tales he'd spin to keep his daughters entertained on the drive to school.
They come from a long-lost film that predates the Nazi period by a decade, Die Stadt Ohne Juden (The City Without Jews).
But if "First Sculpture" is correct, the impulse for art predates that of religions by uncountable millenniums, and might even predate humanity itself.
That expanded timetable predates the company's troubled summer and fall, when not just norovirus but E. coli episodes wreaked havoc with sales and traffic.
"First, that bread predates the advent of agriculture and farming—it was always thought that it was the other way round," Richter told Gizmodo.
The Last Guardian's earliest planning predates the commercial release of the PlayStation 3, making Ueda's third directorial project one that spans three console generations.
The highest-profile of these statements comes from Jeffree Star, another huge YouTube star turned brand maven whose career and fame long predates Charles's.
They ascribe Italy's "Trump of its own" to an anarchic Italian tradition that predates not just Mr Trump's election win but also his birth.
It predates what some consider the first children's coloring book, Kate Greenaway's The Little Folks' Painting Book, which the McLoughlin Brothers published in 1879.
However, the Liberal Party's preference for neoliberal, market-based solutions (this predates Turnbull's leadership though he is a particularly enthusiastic supporter) caused some stumbles.
Polanski's track record of rape predates the Weinstein era by decades, which is why, maybe, his moment of reckoning has yet to come around.
Solidly Democratic east-coast states like New York and Massachusetts have some of the lowest rates—a phenomenon that long predates Donald Trump's election.
The exciting find reiterates that the human compulsion to worship our kitty companions predates the likes of Maro and Lil BUB by several millennia.
Over 60% of Gen Z prefers to see social media influencers in ads, as opposed to celebrities, like the millennial generation that predates them.
But hauling goods on waterways — everything from coal to grains — predates America's railroads, and can cost a fraction compared to shipping goods by rail.
But it also has a history that both predates competing input devices and gives it a cultural context separate from its upside-down friend.
It predates but is nevertheless a part of the National Strategic Computing Initiative, which was created via Executive Order by President Obama last year.
The informal prohibition against the admission of public charges predates the founding of the republic, and has formally existed in our laws since 1882.
The island is also home to an ancient, towering Cittadella, a brick fortress that predates the Roman Empire by more than a thousand years.
Any expert understands that Washington's decision on air strikes predates the Idlib events, which simply served as a pretext for a show of force.
And no matter where they come from, any female Democrat in the Senate who predates the Bill Clinton era has an added opportunity now.
The French series "Spiral" premiered in 2005, so it predates most of the shows that are like it — "The Killing" and "The Bridge" specifically.
And our safety web of policies and agencies — the corps was founded in 1779 — predates an age when rising sea levels posed existential threats.
Another problem with Gertner's book is his general lack of interest in the Inuit people whose relationship with Greenland long predates Europeans and Americans.
But the US's government's emphasis on the security of its own borders and of those between other countries predates Trump, according to Todd Miller.
The background: The complaint predates the Trump administration — both the current president and Barack Obama argued that having no doctrine gives them greater flexibility.
It predates Trump, but this goes back to the Obama administration, with Trump's origins, and all the racist hysteria that was directed at Obama.
What's more, bacteriophages absolutely can be used to kill infections—in fact, the first use of phage therapy to cure infections actually predates penicillin.
But Donovan pointed out that the book Q and the conspiracy theory QAnon are both part of a rich folkloric tradition that predates both.
The veneration of the wren predates Christianity, in fact: The Irish word for wren, "dreoilin" — comes from two words, "draoi ean," the druid bird.
It's difficult to definitively trace their visual tributes all the way back to the earliest example, however, mostly because cannabis use predates written culture.
But the agency—which predates both Medicare and Medicaid—is not an entitlement program, meaning its funding levels fluctuate with Congressional appropriations and politics.
At the core of it all is a problem that predates the coronavirus crisis: a lack of communication and trust between management and labor.
That decision is part of a long-running trade dispute that predates Mr. Trump's election and could continue long after he has left office.
This fundamental conviction among Republicans—almost the party's animating principle—predates Mr Trump, enabled his takeover and is even more damaging than he is.
This is not a new problem, but it is getting worse, with deferred maintenance that mostly predates the Trump administration now topping $11 billion.
This is not a new problem, but it is getting worse, with deferred maintenance that mostly predates the Trump administration now topping $11 billion.
In England, too, the award handed out by the Football Writers' Association predates the one conjured by the players' union by almost three decades.
In England, too, the award handed out by the Football Writers' Association predates the one conjured by the players' union by almost three decades.
Mr. Trump has a personal relationship with Mr. Rivera that predates his time in the White House, and Mr. Rivera has publicly defended him.
The blight — caused by the bacterium Erwinia amylovora — is native to the United States and predates the introduction of apple trees to North America.
In Ireland, the sun will mysteriously align with Newgrange, a Neolithic site that predates Stonehenge by a thousand years, flooding its interior with sunlight.
However, the presentation predates the existence of Neighbors—Ring's "neighborhood watch" app, which launched in May 2018, shortly after Ring was acquired by Amazon.
Now, compare this to the percentage from this National Youth Risk Behavior Survey graph (PDF, page 11) which predates the New York Times graph.
It's also worth noting that Hill House also predates the publication of The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath's seminal book on the subject, by four years.
Life could have thrived between 3.5 billion and 4.2 billion years ago, which predates the earliest evidence of life on Earth by 500 million years.
The area predates the state itself — it was laid out when Maine was still part of Massachusetts and new settlers were expected to flock there.
"In Wisconsin, the rights that most workers have have been set through the Civil Service system, which predates collective bargaining by several generations," he said.
They don't see Trump as some exceptional force in history, and their critique of the history of the Democratic Party predates — and moves beyond — Trump.
Fear of red tape is one reason (although the decline predates the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which tightened disclosure rules and which bosses hate).
Icelandic black metal horde Carpe Noctem predates the current wave of Vánagandr-rooted bands by half a decade (and shares members with half of them).
So too is a problem that long predates Mr Xi's rule: a culture of secrecy that often shrouds pilot projects, especially in their early days.
The merger predates the June 23 Brexit referendum, but Citi's move will still be closely watched by competitors weighing a move to the euro zone.
Hardly. The crash-free streak predates his term of office: no commercial jet operated by an American airline has suffered a fatal crash since 2009.
Events in Texas, which has been controlled by Republicans for a generation, are a reminder that fierce fighting within the Republican Party predates Mr Trump.
The researchers behind this latest study, published in Frontiers in Microbiology, took a new twist on an old bacteria-killing trick that predates antibiotics: metal.
It is important to note that America's growing inability to bounce back from losing manufacturing jobs predates the rise of China as an exporting power.
The decline of industrial employment is a very long-run trend that predates the sharp rise in globalization toward the end of the last century.
Its exceptional age is significant because it predates the First Agricultural Revolution by four millennia, suggesting that hunter-gatherers produced bread by harvesting wild cereals.
Alibaba's plan to enter the U.S. market and sign up American exporters predates Trump getting elected, and economically it's not much to get excited about.
My recent research with Eli Dourado, using IRS data, shows that the growth in non-employment working arrangements predates the advent of the sharing economy.
What's interesting is that historians (and historically minded political scientists) generally find that this transition predates any real sense of legitimate opposition in American politics.
The ACA provides low-cost, subsidized insurance, though the problem of getting Hispanics to sign up for insurance predates the Trump administration, the AP notes.
The artifact, which scientists think is about 213,213 years old, predates the oldest previously known modern human abstract drawings from Europe by about 22018,000 years.
It's a cycle that in the US long predates President Trump, even if the administration's reaction has been particularly weak and marred by outright lies.
The first step toward an honest reckoning with the reality of demand is to admit that political polarization long predates the rise of social media.
Brown, 34, has a career that predates "The Git Up," working behind the scenes with both country and pop stars, including Fergie and Kane Brown.
There is a clear pattern of behavior there that long predates Trump's time in the White House or even his decision to run for president.
This summer, scientists in a bubble off the Bahamas attached a satellite tag to a bluntnose sixgill shark, an abyssal giant that predates most dinosaurs.
Anna's history with abusive men long predates the shooting, which partly explains her willingness to serve as sponge for a fresh cycle of misogynistic vitriol.
Hayley Tsukayama, a legislative activist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said this is a valid concern, but that the issue that predates the CCPA itself.
But the image discovered by Dr. Toffolo is the oldest city view and predates any other depiction of the city besides maps and portolan charts.
The discovery could change how researchers perceive early humans, because the drawing predates other art found in Africa, Europe and Southeast Asia by 30,000 years.
The menace, which predates comic books, comes from ancient Christian tradition: a group of fundamental vices that afflict the heart, called the seven deadly sins.
The piece predates Kapoor famously securing exclusive rights to the blackest black pigment in the world, Surrey Nanosystems' nanocarbon-based Vantablack, by over two decades.
That predates the non-responsiveness to subpoenas from Congress, when the President the word of Vladimir Putin over his law enforcement agencies, his intel communities.
I mentioned that your subject matter often predates a finished painting, insofar as your end goal is capturing what happens during the process of creation.
The work that predates Mr Hockney's love-affair with America tends towards fantasy and is characterised by a knowing naivety inspired by Picasso, Dubuffet and Bacon.
The truth is, the universe far predates humans, it will far outlast humans, and contemplating its death is a depressing effort that highlights our incredible insignificance.
Families are in turn being separated, because of a policy that predates this administration barring children from being held in those facilities for an extended period.
But where Chumped sped it up, turning in records that could have fit in the Lookout Records catalog, Katie Ellen's sound predates pop punk almost entirely.
Modern-day Chinese mandarins obsess over differences within the Trump administration, not realising that the hardening of the Washington mood predates and will outlast Mr Trump.
It mainly reflects America's weakness in the Middle East, after decades of misadventure, and an over-reliance on an embarrassing ally that long predates Mr Trump.
In fact, private gunsmithing is a time-honored tradition that predates the mass-manufacture of firearms and still stands as a favorite pastime of gun enthusiasts.
Trump's antipathy toward Romney long predates his impeachment, and the president has run supercuts of Romney's defeat in the 2012 presidential election to mock the senator.
The Flag Fen wheel actually predates Must Farm's wheel by a couple centuries, but it is incomplete and measures about half a foot less in diameter.
Cantonese, which predates the modern standardized form of Mandarin, forms a key part of Hong Kong's identity and culture, and is unintelligible to other Chinese speakers.
That highlights the double standard that far too many influential figures apply to anti-Semitism — a double standard that long predates the ugly utterances of Rep.
This crisis, which long predates Russian interference, stems from a polarized polity where one party actively encourages its followers to distrust news from non-partisan outlets.
This is Debussyan atonality, which predates Schoenberg's and is very different in spirit: not a lunge into the unknown but a walk on the wild side.
Like so many other disputes in the Trump era, the clash also underscores the imbalance of power in Washington—one that long predates the sitting president.
Tony Soprano, Walter White from "Breaking Bad," Hannibal Lecter (who predates "American Psycho") — here are the most significant pop culture characters of the past 30 years.
Until recently, the options for upper-limb prosthetics were woefully crude, essentially a hook that clasps open and shut—a design that predates the Civil War.
"This notable discovery predates the earliest previously known abstract and figurative drawings by at least 30,000 years," Henshilwood and his co-authors note in the paper.
The game, of course, predates the tracks: Golf was played in one form or another here for centuries before commercial train travel began in the 217s.
His government declared a two-day national holiday for the Kurdish new year, a tradition that predates Islam and is not celebrated by Iraq's Arab majority.
But students and teachers say the issue predates Renewal: Families are wary of any school in the Taft building, which has a long and troubled history.
Though the new smart speaker sounds a lot like Amazon's Echo and Google's recently unveiled Google Assistant, Apple's device predates both, according to The Information's sources.
Manafort's guilty plea relates to money earned from consulting work on behalf of pro-Russia politicians in Ukraine and predates his time with the Trump campaign.
Most of that period also predates Mr. Trump's presidency, and it is unclear how many of those people are United States citizens, who cannot be deported.
Their failure to do so was a victory for our republic and its inheritance of ordered liberty that predates the ancient societies of Athens and Rome.
The federal law at the center of the latest challenge predates the Trump administration, but could be used to intensify Trump's enforcement push if found constitutional.
Iran's continued backing terror groups like Hamas and Hezbollah and their continued attacks on Israeli civilian locations also long predates any nuclear deal with the West.
His petulant masculinity trumps around in a glum moodiness that predates the sad boi glamour of Take Care-era Drake and basically everything by The Weeknd.
Though it predates modern brewing science and played a role in many historical beverages, spontaneous fermentation is now regarded as costly, inefficient and above all unpredictable.
In a series of papers posted online in recent weeks, mathematicians have solved a problem about the pattern-matching card game Set that predates the game itself.
The WCC predates Hollywood's Times Up campaign, which was sparked by multiple allegations of sexual assault against powerful director Harvey Weinstein and others in the #MeToo movement.
The White Horse Tavern predates the United States of America by over 100 years and was once a favorite watering hole for founding fathers and Brits alike.
Plus, they say, the FAA, which became law in 1925, predates the NLRA; if the latter repealed part of the former, Congress would have noted this explicitly.
If what you remember of this universe is about comes from the likes of MechWarrior 2 and MechCommander, this predates all of that by about 30 years.
I have tried in vain to find this diorama's creator but I fear that because the work possibly predates the internet, the author is lost to Google.
Yet for a magazine that predates "The Daily Show", the Onion and "The Simpsons", its impact on the satirical and cultural firmament of 21st century seems minimal.
But there is a third, lesser-known body of believers with deep historic roots, and their identity fractionally predates the Sunni-Shia split in the seventh century.
A long, long time ago, in a faraway and unfathomable era that predates Snapchat, social etiquette dictated that pearls were only to be worn after 5 p.m.
Though "lol" reportedly predates the internet, a man named Wayne Pearson claims to have invented the shorthand in the '80s as a way to express laughter online.
As to MIUI itself, it's an Android skin that predates Xiaomi's hardware business and there's good reason for why it has endured as long as it has.
In terms of Amazon, this is just Alibaba's latest addition to a brick-and-mortar wall that predates and towers over Whole Foods and automated convenience stores.
After all, the United States has the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which predates the convention by 16 years and also guarantees rights for people with disabilities.
One pertinent rule is that a witness can rebut a charge of recent fabrication with proof of a "prior consistent statement" that predates the motive to lie.
Garment bans are meant, in effect, to pressure French Muslims to disregard any sense of communitarian identity and adopt the narrowly French identity that predates their arrival.
It has a history of alienating African-Americans that long predates Trump, stretching through Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush and Mitt Romney.
For starters, Bailey highlights the work of Clean Clothes Campaign, a major labor conditions and rights non-profit that predates the Rana Plaza collapse by 24 years.
Surely they have a social life that both predates and postdates their time knowing me as the coworker most likely to spill Diet Coke on her keyboard.
"I couldn't believe there was actually a tree still alive in the metropolitan area that just about predates the settlement of Europeans in North America," she said.
Additionally, though Republicans often like to blame Obama's immigration policy for MS-13 activity in the US, MS-13's growth in the US predates Obama's presidency.
We can only vanquish this hatred together, not by blaming Mr. Trump for a scourge that predates him, and one that he has vehemently spoken out against.
The exceptionalist ideology, which predates Donald Trump, "argues that the United States should continue to aim for global dominance, maintained by unrivaled US military superiority," writes Sachs.
Spotify disclosed the date on Thursday at its "Investor Day," a livestreamed, open-to-the-public version of the roadshow that typically predates an initial public offering.
This belief predates Trump — for example, in 2013, former Fox News host Megyn Kelly suddenly declared during a broadcast that both Jesus and Santa were definitely white.
"The authorities remain available for either investigations open at the time of expiration or investigations predicated on underlying conduct that predates the sunset date," Mr. Sanchez said.
This way predates the Vision Fund, but you did know Masayoshi Son, which makes me wonder: what do you think of how they've been investing their capital?
Scarecrows have a long history in England, and a cultural presence that predates the journey of Dorothy and her companions down L. Frank Baum's yellow brick road.
What emerges is a nightmarish look at womanhood that predates the Salem witch trials and condemns the repression of female power and sexuality in all its forms.
But the most important thing to know about Nowruz's origin story is that it's rooted in Zoroastrianism, an ancient Persian religion that predates both Christianity and Islam.
The Trump administration is investigating Chinese intellectual property practices, which could lead to unilateral trade retaliation under a U.S. trade law that predates the WTO's creation in 1995.
It predates previous evidence of drawing by at least 30,000 years (though the actual figure may be closer to 9,000 years—more on that in just a bit).
Her case, which was in court Tuesday, predates the Trump administration&aposs "zero-tolerance" policy calling for the criminal prosecution of all immigrants stopped on the southwest border.
The same goes for the classic cup and ball game, which probably predates your grandparents, and is now being given a second life thanks to Bop It's inventor.
" Jud stresses that the power of the land predates the former owners: "The Micmacs knew that place, but that doesn't necessarily mean they made it what it was.
But even though the script for the feature version of Whiplash predates the short film version, the Academy still ruled that the feature is "based on" the short.
While Calle's project predates today's phenomena of capturing food for public consumption, it's not clear if Calle ever ate the colorful meals documented in her "Chromatic Diet" series.
A recipe for it appears in Crosby Gaige's 1941 charming, odd "Cocktail Guide and Ladies' Companion"; whether it predates the book or is Gaige's creation, I cannot say.
As the visit concluded, American officials asserted that the meeting had "cleared the air," but the signs of a rift that predates the Obama presidency were fully apparent.
In fact, Trump's focus on Time magazine -- and especially the publication's choice for man/person of the year -- is a long-running obsession that predates his political career.
But even though twin research long predates the discovery of the double helix, advancements in genetics have not replaced twins, who continue to unravel our most elusive traits.
As adherents to an ancient faith that predates Islam and is viewed by many Muslims as Satanic, the Yazidis were some of the worst victims of ISIS violence.
That, for anyone who hasn't followed Trump since the New York City tabloids were fat and literally dripping with classifieds, predates this past political cycle by a decades.
The Lawyers' Committee and Mi Familia Vota are largely focused on a form of Election Day nuisance that predates the Trump campaign: formal challenges mounted against minority voters.
The idea of a space station predates any of our efforts by centuries in terms of how we imagined we'd live in space before we ever got there.
But a culture of self-censorship at the newspaper predates its purchase by Alibaba, said Wang Feng, who served as The Post's online editor from 2012 to 2015.
The tradition is so old, that it even predates the Brewers franchise, and originally applied to the Milwaukee Braves before they moved to Atlanta after the 1965 season.
Yet a stray Andy Warhol silk-screen aside, you'll be hard pressed to regularly find much on display that predates the 21960s in any of these private venues.
The Serbian restaurant Three Brothers, which opened in the 1950s, predates the recent resurgence of Bay View by several decades, but remains a vital member of the community.
But Trump has repeatedly maligned that practice, dubbing it "catch and release," a concept that predates his presidency but that became a rallying cry during his 2600 campaign.
This religious tradition of fact denial long predates the rise of the culture wars, social media or President Trump, but it has provoked deep conflict among evangelicals themselves.
The case predates General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - the May 2018 internet privacy regulations that stipulate how companies must inform users about how their personal information is gathered.
The wall drawing reproducing the flowing mauve gown of a François Boucher behind the Degas predates it by almost 150 years, another juxtaposition orchestrated by Party's unique eye.
Courts take forever In fact, the case over whether former White House counsel Don McGahn should testify about former special counsel Robert Mueller's findings predates the Ukraine scandal.
The case predates the group's admission in December that it had found "accounting irregularities" - an admission that helped to wipe out about 85 percent of its market value.
The deal also predates the Internet Age, and its outdated rules have constrained the use of the internet to facilitate cross-border flows of goods, money and information.
Call-out culture predates cancel culture as a concept, with online roots in early 2010s Tumblr fandom callout blogs, like Your Fave is Problematic, and spreading from there.
I also recognize there's a long-standing consensus that America has that predates Donald Trump when it comes to strengthening our relationships and promoting peace while avoiding conflict.
Don't encourage bad behavior While Iran's record of illegal activities predates Trump -- and will likely outlast his time in office -- his policy decisions have exacerbated tensions with Iran.
The history of abuses in federal jails, prisons and detention centers, whose populations are disproportionately black and Hispanic, long predates the Trump administration — and rarely draws much attention.
These may be boom times for apocalyptic anxiety, but let's get one thing straight: The fear that our world is on the brink of crumbling predates November 2016.
As far as we know, the only state with its own individual mandate is Massachusetts (the mandate predates the Affordable Care Act from the state's 2006 coverage expansion).
The naturally occuring spring — the source of the mercury sulfide — predates Ruskin, and he's simply "crowdsourcing" the kids in order to figure out the greater puzzle of the house.
Twitter – perennially the meaner, more sarcastic older brother of Facebook, even though FB predates it – has resurrected an old hashtag #BeforeFacebookl, to mock the social network's celebration of itself.
Sarah Jessica Parker, whose friendship with Nixon predates the beloved HBO series, revealed in April that she knew about Nixon's plans to run for office before the official announcement.
In fact, Trump's sincere -- if sanguine -- desire to push for these traditional Republican agenda items could be exacerbating difficulties and GOP infighting that well predates his arrival in Washington.
Though the price of tickets has soared, that trajectory predates the merger and is driven by many factors, including artists' reliance on touring income as record sales have plummeted.
The logical answer to this legal conundrum would be for Congress to add a statute on net neutrality to the Telecommunications Act, which predates the rise of the internet.
The filing argues that some of the information requested long predates his relationship with Heard, while other "contracts and agreements with movie studios and fashion designers" are already confidential.
But despite Richardson's apparent surprise at a one-year-old defendant in his courtroom, the fact of children appearing unaccompanied to plead an immigration case predates the Trump era.
Kanye's decision to split from Tidal predates the release of Jay Z's album in which he trashes Kanye, and we're told Kanye had no advance knowledge of Jay's lyrics.
Pitted against it in District Court in Providence was the oldest Jewish congregation in the United States, Shearith Israel of New York, which predates the synagogue by a century.
The oldest version of this technology was patented in 1843 and actually predates the invention of the telephone, which is, itself, by the way, older than the light bulb.
Some see it as a handout — it is derisively referred to as "ObamaPhone," even though it predates President Obama — and say it is a target for waste and abuse.
And while his project actually predates this election cycle, it couldn't feel timelier; a number of petitions to challenge or abolish the Electoral College are circulating, including this Change.
But this is part of the regular development of a national warning system, called the Emergency Alert System (EAS), that predates Trump and has been under development for years.
She said she booked the tour in December 2018, nearly six months before the HBO show was released, so interest in visiting Chernobyl certainly predates the successful mini-series.
Others are calling it the "Trump effect," but anti-immigrant far-right politics in Denmark predates the arrival of Donald J. Trump on the global stage by several decades.
Though the IG report is being dropped in the context of a feud between President Donald Trump and his own FBI and Justice Department, it long predates that feud.
While the fossil long predates Ethiopia, of course, it serves as a reminder of how much rich history the country has — and what fascinating discoveries await the curious traveler.
Housed in a former savings bank, the Grandezza Hotel overlooked the scenic Zelny Trh, or Cabbage Market, a small square that predates Brno's official founding in the 13th century.
We Americans are locked in political combat and focused on President Trump, but there is a cancer gnawing at the nation that predates Trump and is larger than him.
We Americans are locked in political combat and focused on President Trump, but there is a cancer gnawing at the nation that predates Trump and is larger than him.
The rock art predates the next oldest representation of a character with a mix of human and animal figures, found in a cave in Germany, by about 0003,000 years.
Indeed, the very form of anti-native ridicule and disrespect of personhood and culture caught on multiple videos that day predates Donald J. Trump and his base by centuries.
Iowa's plan is modeled after a similar one sponsored by the Tennessee Farm Bureau, which predates ObamaCare and was grandfathered into the new system when the law took effect.
According to the Herald, the investigation is a broader probe into Chinese nationals doing business in the area and predates both the revelations about Yang and Zhang's entry attempt.
However, while the site may be Brutalist, it predates the rise of Brutalism as a distinct internet aesthetic, and it's highly unlikely Drudge is making any particular artistic statement.
But for many rural areas of America with little or no access to broadband, the answer to closing the digital divide could be something that predates the internet itself.
Apple dropped the "computer" from its name more than 12 years ago, but the Mac product line that predates the iPhone has received a lot of attention from Cupertino recently.
But this natural confusion and natural moral concern and frankly, the one ... With the backdrop of things that Trump says around ... Oh, yeah, yeah but all of this predates Trump.
The only Republican who has formally announced his candidacy to unseat Trump, Bill Weld's term as the 68th governor of Massachusetts predates America's Top States for Business by 10 years.
Most of those incomers were quickly assimilated, but not the Kurds, indigenous Muslims whose presence in Anatolia far predates the Turks (who arrived from Central Asia a mere millennium ago).
The trade has slowed down since a treaty banned international trade in 1989, but dozens of shops in Hong Kong are permitted to sell domestic ivory that predates the ban.
The use of child soldiers far predates ISIS, but what concerns researchers and policymakers is that ISIS' use of boys and girls does not follow the trends of previous conflicts.
A few years ago UK judges agreed with a similar legal challenge to emergency surveillance legislation that predates IPA — ruling in 2015 that DRIPA was unlawful under human rights law.
"I don't think the CBE will rush into cuts as it predates the rollout of fuel subsidy cuts," said Maya Senussi, senior economist for the Middle East at Oxford Economics.
This evolution of emoji predates Apple's interest in the little icons, but in the past half decade the company has gradually become a major supporter and influencer of the form.
The settlement ends a court fight that predates the 81-year-old's conviction a year ago for drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand, a former Temple University administrator, in 2004.
But I do think the Bechdel test argument is not the strongest when these two characters, Angelica and Eliza, are sisters whose relationship predates and outlasts their relationships with Hamilton.
The British author James Allen predates Napoleon Hill (" Think and Grow Rich") and Dale Carnegie (" How to Win Friends and Influence People") as a pioneer of the self-help movement.
Pichai added that the company plans to invest "a lot" in the category, coupled with a long-term commitment to voice that predates the connected home device by some time.
Now, China's economic growth is slowing — a phenomenon that predates the coronavirus outbreak — and the local debt load across the country is estimated to total in the trillions of dollars.
Blue crystals inside a meteorite that predates the planets offer the first physical clues of the "terrible twos" phase of our star early in the life of the solar system.
The signature image for Momo — the possessed-looking chicken lady — predates pretty much every report of the supposed challenge and appears to have nothing to do with the viral sensation.
A writer and chef is on a quest to tell the world about Texas Mexican food, the cooking of South Texas and northern Mexico that predates and spans the border.
Closet case: Her love of fashion predates playing Carrie Bradshaw's rebellious younger sister in "The Carrie Diaries," the short-lived "Sex and the City" prequel that was canceled in 2014.
The local legacy of jewelry-making predates even the cobbled streets: As far back as 600 B.C., the Vicentini were crafting clothing fasteners, called fibula, and other ornaments in bronze.
In a statement to Politico, a spokesperson for the Air Force denied any impropriety, saying that the Air Force's use of that airport to refuel predates Trump's time in office.
Most economists contend that Mr. Trump deserves relatively little credit for the strong economy, which predates his election and is partly a result of a global rebound outside his control.
That might have been dragged down in part by a strike at General Motors, but the softness in the factory sector is evident in other data that predates the strike.
The RNC does keep a legal defense fund that predates the Trump-Russia investigation, but it is typically used for legal defenses for the party itself rather than individual members.
"Oklahoma's public nuisance law predates statehood, and it has historically been used for those rare times when a company refuses to clean up a mess it has created," Gerszewski said.
Much of the government runs on technology that predates modern cybersecurity, and is so old that the skills needed to program and upkeep the equipment is largely untaught in schools.
It predates gifs by over thirty years but is preserved as one, originally generated from an algorithm created on the first mass-market computer which, for public purposes, is extinct.
In fact, it was a symbol of a broken, for-profit healthcare system that long predates Donald Trump, according to James Schieberl, the photographer and artist who built the thing.
The issue of conspiracy theorists in a society far predates platforms like YouTube, however, platforms such as YouTube provide new fuel and routes through which these conspiracy theories can spread.
At 160,000 years old, the fossil predates other evidence of ancient humans at such a high altitude in the area, which was previously set at between 30,000 and 40,000 years ago.
The company sees this as part of an effort to get leaner and cut costs, an effort that predates Elliott Management buying a 6.5 percent stake in the company in December.
While the dance predates Brazil's current crises, and Mr. Beltrão doesn't view it as making an explicit political statement, he wondered if the work nevertheless reflects the country's long-simmering tensions.
But the general idea predates smartphones, and even the biophilia hypothesis, to long-form field recordings made in the 1960s and 1970s (which are also now available in an "Environments" app).
Back when she was still Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen enjoyed playtime with classic toys of the era — including a Mickey and Minnie set that predates the iconic characters' film debut.
Crude humor about public figures, on the other hand, predates not only Twitter and late-night television, but probably the pamphleteers of the 17th century and the town criers before them.
Queens musician Action Bronson may be a master of spitting rhymes, but he's also a master in the kitchen whose work as a chef actually predates his success as a rapper.
It highlights how far we've come from the origin of the joystick, which actually predates the video game by more than 53 years, with the first patent being filed in 1926.
Congressional aides said Schiff, 58, would work with Republicans if he gets the gavel at the Intelligence Committee, a panel with a bipartisan tradition, but one that predates the Russia probe.
The Great Wall of China predates the discovery of rockets by many centuries, but it's possible that, for the sake of action, the film may not be especially loyal to reality.
"Saltriovenator predates the massive meat-eating dinosaurs by over 25 million years and sheds light on the evolution of the three-fingered hand of birds," Dal Sasso said in a statement.
The critical distinction that the Supreme Court has drawn is between immunity from suits for conduct undertaken while he's president, and his immunity from suits for conduct that predates his presidency.
The alleged bribery in the SBM probe predates the better-known "Car Wash" investigation, a vast corruption probe focused on graft involving overpriced contracts between construction and engineering firms and Petrobras.
This attitude far predates the contemporary debate over the fate of Dreamers — it's fueled not just by political rhetoric but also by artistic portrayals that have long been misleading or lacking.
Schumer is the only person in American politics who has a relationship of any kind with Donald Trump that predates Donald Trump's emergence as the leader of an American fascist movement.
"This case predates the passage of the legislation, and we must point out the new law played no role in the consideration of the grand jury," the D.A.'s statement said.
It predates HQ by about 18 years, and you can tell — visiting the desktop-only, confusing-to-navigate website on which it lives is a little like time-traveling to Y2K.
Indeed, white acceptance of black entertainers and white exploitation of the physical labor of black persons long predates the civil rights movement and has been perfectly compatible with anti-black racism.
The current case against Mr. Hawkins predates the new law, meaning that, like most federal employees, he was able to appeal the department's decision to the independent Merit Systems Protection Board.
But the conservative war on toilets—or the war on behalf of the toilets of yesteryear—both predates Trump and lines up with a surprisingly large chunk of Trumpian grievance politics.
This view predates his presidency and he has long focused on South Korea because it is a rich country, which he seemingly believes should pay the United States for its protection.
For "Stage," the troupe expands further to include 11 women from Ms. Velez-Jackson's parallel life as a fitness instructor for older adults, a career that predates the founding of Yackez.
This mechanism actually predates the Paris climate agreement, but the rules on how to fund and govern the program remain up in the air and were up for review at COP25.
In this case, director Laura Huertas Millán observes Mexican weavers at work, practicing a tradition which predates the Spanish and was once the focal point of familial organization in Mesoamerican culture.
At 3,700 years old, the grin predates by a long shot what scientists in Slovakia had previously dubbed the world's oldest smiley face, a 17th-century drawing on a legal document.
She was dressed casually for the day of music and dancing, wearing white jeans with a black jacket – and judging by her slim figure, this scene most likely predates her character's pregnancy.
But the national warning system predates Trump and has been under development for years, and officials say there are some pretty specific guardrails in place to make sure it's always used correctly.
This dynamic predates Donald Trump, but what has changed since—and especially in the last six months—is made apparent by the brief timeline of the story of Victor's most recent crossing.
The trend predates millennials but is accelerating: Since 1987, Harris group found that the share of consumer spending on live experiences and events relative to total U.S. consumer spending increased 70 percent.
The statute predates the handover of Hong Kong — once a British colony — to the People's Republic of China in 1997, and hasn't been used since 1967, the Hong Kong Free Press reports.
The reporters write: While the material, commonly known as child pornography, predates the digital era, smartphone cameras, social media and cloud storage have allowed the images to multiply at an alarming rate.
Condos also pop up and are sometimes much taller than the existing low-slung skyline, as at 859 60th Street, which predates the city's 128-block rezoning of the area in 303.
Mr. Stringer has a point about the perplexing abundance and age of the vacant lots, a situation that predates the de Blasio administration, and the urgency of creating affordable housing wherever possible.
Similarly, one of the upcoming mobile spinoffs — called King's Knight: Wrath of the Dark Dragon — is actually a remake of a Square Enix game so old it predates the Final Fantasy series.
To my American, art history dilettante eye, his work looked like a mix of Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat, but it's really part of a tradition that predates both those artists.
The trend of CISOs getting full control of plant cybersecurity predates the growth of targeted ransomware attacks and came years after the first industry warnings that increased connectivity could cause industrial disasters.
Police officers' erratic and often predatory actions as law enforcers is a problem that predates Duterte, and the president is astute enough to use this history of police corruption to his advantage.
Though there is little doubt that the bond between dogs and humans predates all other domestication efforts, there has been longstanding debate over the exact origins of this productive and adorable partnership.
Rather, the debate focuses on whether open internet rules should derive from the 80-year-old Communications Act or some other theory of Congressional authority because the current law predates the internet.
But in New Jersey, the Democratic Party appears to have returned to a playbook that predates Donald Trump's rise — even after losing control of its governor's mansion for the past seven years.
But as Sofia Vergara just made crystal clear in her latest Instagram account, believe it or not but this precise aesthetic actually predates the rise of these reality star sisters to fame.
The 48-minute concept album predates even the original game's 2014 release, though it's been kept out of public view until now as a result of legal obstacles and indecipherable business machinations.
Blue for depression predates blues music and could possibly refer to lore generalizing dye-makers; apparently the indigo dyers were melancholy, and the saffron dyers were choleric (or cowardly, as in yellow).
But yesterday, Minaj posted a photo on Instagram that hints at the inspiration behind the front-row look seen 'round the world, and it actually predates Lil' Kim (by a long time).
According to Solmaz Sharif of the New York Persian Cultural Center (NYPCC), the holiday predates Islam, but can be traced to Zoroastrianism, a monotheistic religion founded in Iran about 3,500 years ago.
Le Monde's Les Décodeurs predates the furor surrounding fake news and U.S. President Donald Trump's election campaign late last year, and instead was started after the Paris terrorist attacks in December 2015.
Returning home with the news of his possible findings, Fawcett receives only smug skepticism, his cohorts refusing to believe that there's a society that predates their own in such a "savage" land.
But Tipu's Tiger, like each plant, animal, and artifact in MacGregor's pages, also has a history that predates company seizure and lives on outside of its newest home, the Victoria & Albert Museum.
The F.D.N.Y.'s ethos predates its status as a department: in the mid-nineteenth century, volunteer fire companies reinforced the tribal politics of the city, and emerged as centers of political power.
The ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim group's recruiting and propaganda directed outside its self-proclaimed caliphate long predates its loss of key cities in Iraq such as, most recently, Falluja, U.S. officials said.
The Connecticut quarry I visited is one of a number owned by Stanley's company, and like many in the United States it's in operation today only because it predates current mining regulations.
Now, by studying blue crystals trapped inside a meteorite that predates the planets, researchers have collected what they say is the first direct evidence of the sun's activity during its fiery start.
It's one thing to say that left and right disagree on simple facts about the world — this sort of informational Balkanization has been going on for a while and long predates Twitter.
The term "concentration camp" predates the Holocaust by decades and became widely used during the Boer War in South Africa, when British troops rounded up and interned tens of thousands of people.
Nationalism is indeed an important part of the Chinese Communist Party's domestic legitimacy that influences Beijing's foreign policies, but that phenomenon long predates the brutal crackdown on protesters on June 4, 1989.
Netanyahu and his supporters also argue that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict long predates the occupation, and that Palestinian groups have always opposed the establishment or existence of a Jewish state in Palestine.
Trump may be increasingly unpopular nationally, but Speaker Paul Ryan's American Health Care Act — which Trump has backed but the conservative vision for which entirely predates his rise — is far more politically toxic.
Presuming the government's collection of both sets of chat logs predates the WannaCry outbreak, if the FBI searched on Hutchins after he sinkholed the ransomware, both sets of chat logs would come up.
It's not quite a secret that the Republican Party has largely become a byword for intolerance and science denial, and the start of that revolution predates the current primary season by many years.
The attitudes are old, of course — 2014 predates Trump's election by two years — but they're still present today, and the film connects, with grace and fury, those historical attitudes to modern political rhetoric.
Comic writer Charlotte Finn reviewed the manga version of Ranma 1/2, which predates the anime, in a series she created called Lost in Transition, in which she explores trans characters in comics.
In fact, the SKS predates the AK. Thomas Frank, Carma Hassan, Pete Grieve Andrew Kaczynski, Nathaniel Meyersohn, Mary Kay Mallonee, Brad Parks, Evan Perez, Shimon Prokupecz, and David Shortell contributed to this report.
And while the idea of a fully portable console like this is bound to bring up comparisons to the upcoming Nintendo Switch, the Smach Z actually predates the Switch by a considerable amount.
One lives in a century-old cottage on Staten Island that predates the 400-square-foot minimum, which was enacted in 1987; others have tiny houses outside the city and visit, or commute.
The company argues that it should be allowed to go forward because the mine never technically closed, and thus predates the creation of the biosphere reserve and its accompanying restrictions, Mr. Martínez said.
As Democratic candidates seek to save America from President Trump's kleptocracy, they ought to acknowledge that this era of unaccountability long predates him, and be as indignant about it as our Canadian neighbors.
"[Wilmore] was also able to reveal that Bristol Old Vic's thunder run is only one of three working examples in the UK, and predates the next oldest by over 150 years," Adams added.
A central tenet of human nature, the idea of terror deriving from unfamiliar circumstance long predates the American horror fiction author's disposition—and is equally ubiquitous in our modern understanding of fear today.
At last check, the hottest chili pepper, as recorded in August, 2017, by Guinness World Records, was the Carolina Reaper, which comes in at 1.64 million S.H.U. Prince's fundamental recipe predates newfangled peppers.
The option for Whole Foods workers to donate paid time off to coworkers has been a long-standing one during times of emergency which predates Amazon's 2017 purchase of the health food giant.
"While the desire to spread and consume sometimes harmful sensational information predates the internet, it certainly makes it easier," Chris Daniels, vice president of WhatsApp, told a newspaper editorial in Brazil on Wednesday.
The government's filing adds heft to a long-running case that involves behavior that predates the 2008 financial crisis and the sham-accounts scandal that came to light at Wells Fargo last year.
Not for the way he has been treated by white men; it just lit what was there: his past, his need, and the racism that predates everything and continues to roar through America.
EchoStar's stakebuilding in Inmarsat predates its bid approach, according to a person familiar with the matter, who added that the U.S. company first took a position in the British firm's shares in 2015.
But one former raver told us that they were around as early as 123, before their quality began slipping around 1996, which is a timeline that predates the bulk of Carl's criminal career.
People who grew up in more conservative families, or who have friends from conservative families, might remember that this sort of editing long predates Sony's botched attempt to provide "clean" versions of mainstream films.
"The timing of the increase in maternal mortality predates the closure of both family planning and abortion clinics," says Daniel Grossman, an ob-gyn and investigator at the Texas Policy Evaluation Project, or TxPEP.
This portrait either predates the less equivocal ban in 21870 on wearing swords in public for all except members of the new armed forces and police, or was taken immediately afterward as a keepsake.
Like the VW diesel scandal it predates, the truckmakers' case exposed an industry conspiracy to reduce the cost of meeting restrictions on toxic nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, with Germany once again at its heart.
It is curious to note that the Talking Pictures exhibition, designed to focus on new art generated by cutting-edge technology has, for Heidkamp, reinforced the value of an artistic practice that predates photography.
Trump actually could have gone further: He did not say he was taking the US out of the underlying United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, a global agreement that predates the Paris treaty.
Big name franchises like Grand Theft Auto, FIFA, and NBA are well known for their soundtracks, but the inclusion of popular songs in video games predates their next-gen existence by almost a decade.
The dispute with Germany predates one that erupted between Canada and Saudi Arabia this summer after the Canadian foreign minister, in a tweet, called for the release of human rights activists in Saudi Arabia.
That law—the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986—predates the world's near-universal adoption of the Internet, but still defines how federal law enforcement and tech companies interact when trying to obtain data.
These numbers are for a period that predates Britain's vote to exit the European Union, but that, too, is likely to have only indirect effects on America's economy (through global financial markets, for example).
Yohai pleaded guilty to misusing construction loan funds and a bank account overdraft charge following an investigation into his real estate and bank dealings that predates the special counsel's probe, Reuters reported on Thursday.
The tiny laptop actually predates PCMCIA by a few months, and beyond that, the device offered a pretty nifty benefit: The tiny computer could work for months on just a couple of AA batteries.
The desire for young men to climb that hierarchy, to strive with each other for approval and dominance, is an aspect of casual culture which long predates Adidas, football, and most likely civilisation itself.
It's true that the source material here predates the current surplus of unstable cop geniuses, but this adaptation of a 1994 book about an 1896 crime must still move and thrill us in 2018.
There is a pattern, and it long predates the recent protests and the election of Mr. Trump: To groups on the fringe, attention is oxygen, and Portland is a great place to get it.
The expression "Rust Belt" predates NAFTA by some 20 years and, rather, it reflects the significant changes in the steel industry that were driven by the disruption caused by the growth of mini mills.
Mecca and the holy city of Medina are currently the biggest draw for foreigners, but non-Muslims have long been prohibited from entering both, a policy that predates the founding of the Saudi state.
The dish predates written records, Ms. Kim said, but an early printed recipe for what is now called samgyetang appeared in a 1917 Korean cookbook and called for ginseng powder instead of fresh roots.
While considerable attention has focused upon how a President Trump and Republican Congress might repeal the Affordable Care Act, few have paid attention to the future of Medicaid spending that predates the ACA. Rep.
And while it's rare to mention Border Patrol in 2019 without also referencing Donald Trump's regressive immigration policies, this show covers a stretch of time that actually predates the current president's time in office.
Lately, the publishers of those sites have been asked to back up the reams of content they have put into the world with the kind of progressive action that predates the advent of wokeness.
He has also argued that Mueller's case against him has nothing to do with Russian interference in 2016 election, and that the probe by the FBI into his Ukraine dealings predates the Russia probe.
Rosenstein's expected departure comes on the heels of a guilty plea by Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort to conspiracy charges related to his consulting work in Ukraine, which predates his role on the campaign.
Trump has been complaining since taking office that some NATO members don&apost spend enough on defense, leaving the U.S. shouldering too much of the burden, and it&aposs an issue that predates his tenure.
"You'll go with them on this journey and you'll feel for him, you'll feel for her, you'll feel for them," Evans said of the relationship between Moore and Howard, which predates where the series begins.
The UAE's envoy defended Israel's right to bomb Iranian targets in Syria; Bahrain's foreign minister said Iran was the main obstacle to solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (which predates the Islamic Republic by 31 years).
Catinca Tabacaru Gallery on the Lower East Side is hosting the first solo exhibition of Xavier Robles de Medina, a Surinamese artist whose drawings explore a history that predates him, yet shapes his cultural identity.
But that consensus predates Donald Trump's U.S. election win, which exposed the same popular anger against political elites as in Western European countries such as France, Italy and Austria that Le Pen has tapped into.
The decision by the organizations to formally cooperate predates the release of the so-called Panama Papers earlier this month, which highlighted the widespread use of tax haven countries by wealthy individuals to avoid taxes.
The history of the region is rich and varied, and yet the clerical regime is intent on shutting out everything that predates the arrival of Islam or exists outside of the mullahs' extremely narrow worldview.
" However, the automaker says that the car with Nazi ties predates the company, and a representative for the carmaker's museum told Business Insider that there "could be better actions than putting this onto an auction.
But a focus on the number of jobs can distract us from the crisis of job quality in America that long predates Trump's presidency: US workers have endured four consecutive decades of declining job quality.
Our planet is freezing, record low temps,and our GW scientists are stuck in ice Twitter also has become his platform of choice for attacking women — a practice that predates his current hostilities with Kelly.
Ms. Best's elemental quality would be perfect for Ellida, the lighthouse-keeper's daughter at the conflicted heart of Ibsen's "The Lady From the Sea" (1889), a play that predates Wilde's by only a few years.
While Abu Sayyaf, the main group fighting the government, has pledged its allegiance to the Islamic State, it predates that group, and it has been behind a series of attacks across Mindanao in recent years.
The overprescribing of opioids "predates Medicaid expansion by many years," she said, adding that the states with the highest rates of opioid prescribing in 2015 tended to also have high rates in 2010 and earlier.
The 1978 interviews with Joan Blondell and Olivia de Havilland continue as a framing device, and this time more back story is provided for the Davis-Crawford rivalry, which predates "Baby Jane" by 20 years.
Ireland is not part of the European free-travel zone set up by the Schengen Agreement and, as the British government has repeatedly pointed out, an island-wide common travel area predates the European project.
The research also reveals the pressure that the deep-seated American suspicion of immigrants (which long predates Mr. Trump) exerts on the American value of homeownership and all its associated virtues like responsibility and stability.
I want all of you to know that my decision predates Friday's turmoil and even the Hogan verdict by months, and I can't overstate how much I still believe in this place and its importance.
Qatari defense officials said the buildup has been planned for several years, and predates a Saudi Arabia-led political and economic boycott imposed since June 22021 over allegations that Doha supports terrorism - something which Qatar denies.
"This notable discovery predates the earliest previously known abstract and figurative drawings by at least 000,2000 years," write the authors in the study, alluding to drawings made by early humans in Africa, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
The date of the Reddit post about obscuring an email address, July 24, 2014, predates the public discovery of Clinton's private email servers, which was first reported by The New York Times in March of 2015.
Founded by Morris Hecht, Mr. Hecht's Austrian-born grandfather, the business moved from a nearby street to its present quarters around 1920, and actually predates the tall Shampan Building that rises above it, said Mr. Hecht.
The government has begun to promote an alternative narrative of Saudi identity that keeps Wahhabism as a central focus, but still allows secular themes such as nationalism and cultural heritage that predates Islam to shine through.
The character predates the militant political party of the same name by several months (the comic debuted in July and the party was created in October), but he was briefly renamed Black Leopard to avoid confusion.
But Biden has his own universe of political types and it predates his time as Obama's veep, meaning that simply assuming the former Delaware senator will be "Obama's guy" in 2020 may well miss the mark.
And unlike the all-time leader in game sales (Mario, which predates Pokémon by around fifteen years), Pokémon has also managed tremendous success as a media property (movies and TV) and as a collectible card game.
This method, which predates Mr. Trump, credits the S.E.C. under his administration with bringing in $220 billion that Petrobras, a Brazilian company, was ordered to pay to other government agencies and plaintiffs in a private lawsuit.
Despite "a great lack of intersectionality across these various movements," Ms. Burke, whose campaign predates the widespread adoption of social media, said she also believes that the Me Too campaign is bigger than just one person.
In a move that predates the Hawaii false alarm, the FCC chairman took steps to gut proposed improvements to the wireless emergency alert system that would save lives in the event of a ballistic missile attack.
Meanwhile, The Eternals, a Marvel movie that's slated for November, will presumably tell a story that takes place in the past, since its characters are part of an alien race that predates humans in the MCU.
He claims apostolic authority from St. Mark, author of the second Gospel, who introduced Christianity to Egypt around 42 AD. The Coptic Church is thus nearly 2,000 years old, and predates the 7th century arrival of Islam.
The effect that war and speed have had on modern gaming predates us by a hundred years or more, and in his always-impressive Speed and Politics, Virilio searched for the transformation points that made speed matter.
In fact, the world's oldest blockchain predates Bitcoin by 13 years and it's been hiding in plain sight, printed weekly in the classified section of one of the world's most widely circulated newspapers: The New York Times.
But most oppose the trade talks as remnants of "a certain philosophy and era" that predates the 2008 financial crisis, says Ernst-Christoph Stolper of Friends of the Earth Germany, one of the organisers of the demonstrations.
While Reuters' ranking includes some historical data that predates the 2016 European Union referendum, experts suggest these trends could reflect the first wave of researchers leaving the UK in favor of more stable institutions on the continent.
While the policy predates President Trump's election, the president's critics have argued that the department's efforts to preserve it are representative of other administration policies that have sought to dismantle protections for gay, bisexual and transgender people.
But the committee's interest in Bannon predates the release of Wolff's book, and he was expected to face questions about his knowledge of any other contacts that Trump transition team members may have had with Russian officials.
But even though roller-skating predates roller-blading, there are lots of new roller-skate brands on the market, making new styles of the Technicolor wheeled footwear of your childhood dreams for all experience levels and budgets.
This will be a year to watch just how far strongmen dare to extend their gains, given the erosion of global rules to constrain them and the retreat of the world's policeman in Washington that long predates Trump.
The seized files pertain to a US lawsuit that predates mainstream publicity around political misuse of Facebook data, with the suit filed in 24, by a US startup called Six2018Three, after Facebook removed developer access to friend data.
He cooks off of a grill he pulls into the alley behind his bar—or what he calls his "porch"—and his operation predates the term "pop-up," though he's thrilled to see it turn into something larger.
The decision about 160 Honduran migrants made to travel as a group in the open to the US — and the decision thousands have made to join them en route — is the result of a situation that predates Trump.
"EDI predates the internet, and there are not many digital protocols that we use today that are pre-internet," David Ulevitch, the partner at Andreessen Horowitz who led the investment and joined the board, said in an interview.
While it is estimated to have killed more than 15,000 people since 2009, Boko Haram has not attacked U.S. interests and has deep roots in Nigeria's Christian-Muslim divide, which long predates the Syrian-based Islamic extremist group.
The extent to which congressional Republicans have selectively sheltered Trump from scrutiny is, in turn, part of a larger pattern that predates Trump of Republicans on Capitol Hill becoming more extreme in their approach to political process issues.
Today's seven-slide Google Doodle depicts the life of Josephine Baker, a woman who has been compared to Beyoncé (for her physique) and Angelina Jolie (for her many adoptions from around the world) — both of whom she predates.
Because the loss of manufacturing jobs has many factors and predates the latest international trade deals and the rise of China, economists say that steep new tariffs, such as those promised by Mr. Trump, will not restore jobs.
The lawsuit predates the administration's now-reversed practice of separating families at the border, but the national outcry over the policy that resulted in thousands of families being separated was not lost on the judge deciding this case.
Our conflict with the Palestinians long predates the re-establishment of Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria in 1967, and even today these towns constitute only about 2 percent of what many refer to as the West Bank.
" (Apparently, the only sufficiently stodgy way to critique a bill that seeks to regulate the internet is to peer back into a political era that basically predates it.) "Things would change tomorrow if you could get sued.""Sen.
"I am pretty confident there will be an uptick in car sales in the next three to six months," Ross told me, noting that his model typically predates the actual purchase of cars between three and six months.
Making vague, exaggerated threats against the U.S. has long been part of North Korean strategy and predates Kim Jong Un, Scott Snyder, director of the program on U.S.-Korea policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, tells Newsweek.
He has introduced some new and egregious ideas into the mix, but some of the most fundamental Trump-era threats to democratic accountability — from voter suppression to gerrymandering — are part of a policy agenda that substantially predates him.
It's the philosophy at the forefront of his attitude, that allows for an oscillation between love and hate, one that predates influencer culture, shiny aphorisms and most importantly the backlash against positive thinking with regards to mental health.
Assange last week became the first person to be charged for publishing classified information under the Espionage Act, a law that predates the Great Depression by an entire decade, and used to prosecute foreign spies and government whistleblowers.
I decided to track down more Brians, finding some of the country's most dedicated vinyl hoarders, in an effort to unpick the mysteries of a culture that predates Steve Jobs going through puberty, let alone the digital revolution.
Mr. Broidy's involvement, which predates Mr. Low's indictment, underscores both Mr. Low's efforts to navigate the United States judicial system, and the far-flung nature of Mr. Broidy's business pursuits in the early days of the Trump administration.
Although the film predates "Captain Marvel" — it debuted at the Toronto Film Festival in 2017, and it is only now on Netflix — the chemistry between its two stars, Larson and Samuel L. Jackson, shrewdly connects the two projects.
In fact, the decline in attendance predates the anthem protests, and while N.F.L. television ratings did dip last season, it is unclear whether the protests or other factors, like the presidential election and cord-cutting, caused the drop.
This was a pretty common name in her native Barcelona in the 1960s, but here in America it mostly predates World War I. To make matters worse, after we married, our first home was in Boca Raton, Fla.
The city's treasurer is responsible for the classification, which predates the fight over Prop C. A recent study by San Francisco's Office of Economic Analysis found that the impact on the job market and economy would be small.
The designs, too, are fresh and youthful in spirit, balancing classic Teutonic clean lines from the Deutscher Werkbund tradition (which predates the Bauhaus) with sunny hints of color — sky blue, neon orange — that seem ready for South Beach.
The hacking investigation, conducted by cybersecurity experts, predates the appointment in May of federal special counsel Robert Mueller to oversee the probe of alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible collusion with President Donald Trump's campaign.
Hampi sits on the banks of the Tungabhadra River and among its main attractions is the seventh century Hindu Virupaksha Temple, which predates the Vijayanagara Empire, and a carved stone chariot standing in front of the Vittala Temple site.
When a gun emerges from the crowd around Terry — with at least one of the man's neighbors looking for more immediate justice than anything the courts could provide — that's "good old American mobbism, and it predates Trump," he said.
Starry uses local antennas to beam internet directly using millimeter wave band technology — the same short-range, high-speed frequency range that 5G technology will be relying on, although Starry predates the formal 5G standard and isn't technically 5G.
Because in previous years — and this sort of predates internet craziness around brackets — if you had the CBS partnership, the rights to actually air the games, CBS was in control of what games it aired on one broadcast network.
You might think the concept of medical astrology is pretty esoteric, but, according to astrologer and author Judith Hill, this ancient practice predates using the stars to define our personalities, let alone what scented candle we ought to buy.
The fissures in American politics, the anger and fear that we feel toward each other, the cracks that demographic change are opening in our polity, all of that long predates Trump, and all of it will outlast his presidency.
While the data predates the deal that Prime Minister David Cameron reached on new EU membership terms for Britain, academics say the survey's random sampling method gives more accurate results than more up-to-date phone and internet polls.
Finding the purple frog in this particular region of India also provides some solid evidence that the islands of Madagascar and Seychelles broke off from the Indian landmass well after the breakup of Gondwana, a supercontinent that predates Pangaea.
It will be all but impossible for him to reverse the tides of globalization and automation, but the future may nonetheless be bright for the American worker, thanks to a trend that predates and will outlast the 45th president.
Yet the real star of the show was the belated New York premiere of Feldman's "Orchestra": a nearly 20-minute work of drifting sublimity that predates the composer's "Neither," a one-act opera with a text by Samuel Beckett.
The dining room is airy and modern, with stuffed alpacas from Ecuador perched on the back of a long banquette and woolen rugs on the wall, the work of Otavaleños, indigenous weavers in Ecuador whose craft predates the Incas.
Yes, you can do a great tour of conventional American history — from Fort McHenry, where Francis Scott Key wrote "The Star Spangled Banner" during the War of 153, to the "real" Washington Monument (it predates the one in D.C.).
His more than 40 year career that predates this period was not one of a "dove," for Peres was involved in the removal of more than 750,000 Palestinians from their homes, including my family, during Israel's establishment in 1948.
It's policy — and specifically, health care: Trump may be increasingly unpopular nationally, but Speaker Paul Ryan's American Health Care Act — which Trump has backed but the conservative vision for which entirely predates his rise — is far more politically toxic.
The term "helter skelter" actually predates both The Beatles and Manson, and in the U.K. it actually is a name used to describe an amusement park ride a: tall wooden structure, with a spiral slide around the outside of it.
On September 12th members of the European Parliament approved, by 438 votes to 226, a draft of a new copyright law designed to update the EU's copyright legislation, which predates the rise of big internet gatekeepers such as Google and Facebook.
Incidentally, this period entirely predates the actual creation of the S&P 500 index in 1957, but the S&P 90 was actively tracking stocks at that time, and the indexes have since been combined into a cohesive time series.
The case predates the Justice Department's "zero tolerance" policy on illegal entry cases — a policy that has led to the spike in border separations — but the ACLU says it would apply to families separated since that policy took effect in April.
Within these constraints, the red-carpet dresses considered canonical include Audrey Hepburn's 1954 Givenchy dress (even though it predates the red carpet itself), Gwyneth Paltrow's pink Ralph Lauren spaghetti-strap ball gown in 1999, and Julia Roberts's vintage Valentino in 2001.
This is an idea that predates and transcends MMT as a school of thought, with advocates among non-MMT economists like William Darity Jr. and Darrick Hamilton, and a history of support from American labor unions and civil rights leaders.
In reality, onion soup likely predates both Louis and Stanislas by centuries; an early version appears in Taillevent's 14th-century cookbook Viandier, calling for cooking thinly sliced onions in butter and topping them with pea puree or water and verjus.
And the fact that we have to take Blankenship seriously exposes a deep flaw in the US political system, which predates Trump: Only rich people—even unqualified and morally reprehensible rich people like Blankenship—can afford to run for higher office.
But it is also to suggest there was a time when America was "safer," or when America was "working"—a recent time, perhaps when Ronald Reagan was president, that in any case predates the election of the first black president.
"While Trump's blatant misogyny was the immediate trigger for the huge response on 53 January, the attack on women (and all working people) long predates his administration," organizers and activists wrote in the Guardian op-ed calling for the women's strike.
Geocaching, which is akin to an outdoor scavenger hunt, uses GPS to locate hidden caches with logbooks inside and predates the latest crop of augmented reality games; it was a fixture of internet culture at the turn of the millenium.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is one obvious reason the health care industry does not operate by free-market principles, but cronyism that predates the 28500 law also contributes to the industry's problems with cost and quality.
Internet broadcasters like Pandora pay royalty rates set to reflect what would have been negotiated in the free market, while cable and satellite providers pay a lower, below-market rate under a "grandfathered" provision that predates the development of internet radio.
Varadkar welcomed the progress on other related Brexit issues, including the joint principles he said had been drawn up to ensure the continuation of the common travel area between the two countries that predates their entry into the EU in 1972.
One of her anecdotes, which predates the emptying of the nest, remembers how the family coped when Hurricane Sandy left the neighborhood without electric power for nine days and they consumed the time shivering while playing cards and board games.
Twitter predates the modern smartphone era, and even though you can now post pictures, videos and links on Twitter, the service still holds to the 140-character limit for its standard posts and displays your character count as you type.
The plot where a brutal, play-by-his-own-rules police officer ignites a media firestorm by shooting a black suspect, then employs crooked lawyers who manipulate the press, spookily predates both the Rodney King incident and the OJ Simpson trial.
There isn't a doubt in my mind that my love of food predates my eating disorder, diagnosed as EDNOS (Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified), which means I don't fit into the neat definitions of anorexia, bulimia, or binge-eating disorder.
Their shared lives as actors, which includes a wedding scene in the 1997 movie, "Thank God He Met Lizzie," predates either of their marriages — Ms. Blanchett met Mr. Upton a year after she played Ophelia to Mr. Roxburgh's Hamlet in 1995.
But make no mistake: Manafort's trial on bank- and tax-fraud charges, stemming from political consulting in Ukraine that predates his stint with Trump's 2016 campaign, has plenty to do with the president and plenty of potential to hurt him.
" (Yannick Nézet-Séguin, 43, will become music director next season.) The suit claims the Met had no right to terminate Mr. Levine "based on allegations of misconduct or wrongdoing by him, least of all for conduct that predates the agreements.
Instead, he is hoping to run up significant leads in Alabama's urban and suburban areas, drawing on traditional Democratic voters as well as Republicans spooked by the allegations against Mr. Moore or a controversial record that predates the Senate campaign.
In a country where the last recession predates the birth of the web browser nearly three decades ago, the coronavirus is ripping away any pretense of economic exceptionalism and shouting to the nation that its days of exuberance are over.
" Houghton's experience with hedge funds predates Mr. Morris's arrival on campus, but their performance was "mediocre at best," he said, adding, "The investment committee and I are on the same page about moving to less active management and lower costs.
The racist yearbook photo, which Northam has denied being in, predates his time in office by several decades, and Cox's comments on Monday would indicate that impeachment would be difficult to pursue should Northam stand firm and remain in office.

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