China, professing "shock," has promised to respond, without specifying how.
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One minute, he's professing his love for Blac Chyna on Instagram.
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Professing shock at Fox News' sophistry is hardly a hot take.
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Militants professing loyalty to the Islamic State were behind each attack.
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Professing loyalty to an idea is easier than acting on its implications.
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A group professing allegiance to Islamic State (IS) had claimed that killing.
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Furthermore, Lil Nas X is not professing to be a country artist.
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"I immediately started professing my long-lost love for her," he said.
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Less than 20 percent of professing believers follow the biblical principle of giving.
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And if you try professing your love for coal, it'll just seem disingenuous.
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Governors best known for fast cars and love nests are suddenly professing restraint.
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After professing his innocence, he did admit to feeling "encouraged" by Trump's victory.
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Willingham spent the next 25 years professing his innocence and appealing his conviction.
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They blame criminals and rogue actors, professing no state connection with such entities.
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What was the usual response inside the prison to you professing your innocence?
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Mr. Dabi of Ifop warned against those professing to have political crystal balls.
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Local leaders have taken to professing their loyalty to Mr Xi, using this word.
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For what it's worth ... Kylie tweeted 11 minutes later professing her love for Snapchat.
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And she was still professing her innocence while you were making this movie, right?
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When it comes to our favorite foods, we're pretty good at professing our love.
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I say this in professing that Spike Lee is a man whom I idolize.
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Many people in the crowd wore T-shirts professing their faith in Sasquatch's existence.
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On his knees, Littlefinger tries to beg for his life, professing his love for Sansa.
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She left a note professing that she ran away to get married and have kids.
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Throughout. Professing not only her innocence but the fact that she was a victim. Yeah.
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Or was he subtly professing his love for the singer, who's also an old friend?
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Could this theme be a way of professing political relevance without distressing Salzburg's gala audience?
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Time for media to stop hiring them, excusing their misogyny while professing to respect women.
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"All my working life I've had two vocations — flying and professing," Professor Hynes once wrote.
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Around Christmas, she sent him an email professing her feelings, but they were not reciprocated.
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And some dismissed it, professing a fondness for the singlet and the athletic tradition it embodies.
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It even printed the leaders' joint declaration professing a goal of denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.
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China simply denied any hand in the thefts, professing to take great umbrage at the idea.
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Democratic partisans are professing outrage at this, but it's hard not to sympathize with the GOP.
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Their self-righteous professing of compassion for the least among us has been relentless and deafening.
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That way Britain could remain in the European Union forever while professing to want to leave.
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Erica also took to Twitter before the Nets game ... professing she's finally finding true love. Wow!
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Reyji has seen the film, and it saddens him, say those professing to be close to him.
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Another former Prince protege Sheila E, also a professing Christian, said goodbye to Matthews in a tweet.
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Self-proclaimed foodie Sofía Vergara isn't shy about professing her love for Colombian chef Juan Manuel Barrientos.
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Fourth, it is the democratic thing to do for a candidate professing to be for the people.
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But when they sit down for dinner, Lauren does an emotional 180°, professing her love for Arie.
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Users of the social media site Twitter have been busy professing their love for the sweet snack.
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This is why until recently, leading Republicans did not bother professing to be worried about Trump's racism.
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China keeps a tight grip on religious groups, despite the government professing to guarantee freedom of belief.
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Now that the market in question is the democratic marketplace of ideas, Facebook is again professing neutrality.
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Some folks are professing their desire to get freaky with Joaquin Phoenix's character in subtle, suggestive ways.
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So far, he's tried to stay above the fray, professing his innocence without directly attacking his accusers.
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For people who haven't met yet, there's lots of groups trying to lure elite members by professing exclusivity.
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Despite embracing feminine falsettos and professing the possession of actual emotions in their music, they remained decidedly masculine.
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Americans professing the Islamic faith are a growing demographic with very specific investing needs tied to religious strictures.
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After a hellish year of tech scandals, even government-averse executives have started professing their openness to legislation.
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Henceforth Ahmadis were prohibited from professing their faith, and banned from "indirectly or directly posing as a Muslim".
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Trump was a very different kind of Republican than Ryan, professing a muscular populism alongside traditional GOP priorities.
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City of Daughters is a love record, professing love mostly for Bejar's own relationship with language and connection.
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Will justices long professing concern about arbitrariness by administrative agencies grapple with the Commerce Department's thoroughly documented irregularities?
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Tupac surfaces in the second one as emboldened ... professing his wants and needs, if ya catch our drift.
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" He then goes after Scooter, "The only fraud is Scooter Braun professing to be a high integrity individual.
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First, Democratic voters became increasingly impatient with Democratic lawmakers professing a desire to impeach Trump without actually doing so.
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Powhida wants us to see the contradictory relationship that institutions professing to benefit society maintain with money and power.
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Last week, he lashed out on Instagram when fans were angry at him for not professing love to Rachel.
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They engage in competitions like football, firefighting, and love-professing, all in an effort to win one woman's heart.
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One day you're professing your love to your future wife while wearing nothing but a sombrero, underwear, and Uggs.
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That hypocrisy — professing to defend women while secretly, according to The New Yorker article, beating them — seemed particularly rank.
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"She was my best friend until she wouldn't let me grow up," reasons Gypsy, professing that she loved her mom.
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Callie Kessler, 18, shared a video on Twitter of her professing her love for Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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Mider quoted a former Merrill executive who'd worked with Page in Russia professing shock at his high-profile new gig.
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Several female athletes have also made public statements professing their concerns about contracting the virus before trying to get pregnant.
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Earlier this month, he shared a picture of himself meeting rising rapper-singer-flautist Lizzo, professing his love for her.
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Bill Cosby Fast Facts On Monday, two of his daughters released statements professing their father's innocence and touting his achievements.
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Criticizing trade, defending entitlements, and professing a desire to cover more people has proved to be good politics for Trump.
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According to new docs ... a California man named Thomas Hummel has been incessantly professing his love for her since February.
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While professing to admire Ronald Reagan, he castigates free trade, vows to defend Social Security and apologises for Vladimir Putin.
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Neil Sroka, communications director for the progressive group Democracy for America, said O'Rourke was professing "corporatist gobbledygook" on health care.
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While professing cooperation with federal authorities, Clinton and her staff were slow to appear for interviews and turning over evidence.
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ISIS's exploitation of antiquities while professing its hatred is simply the reverse of the Saddam and al-Assad's regimes' approach.
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Ye has gone from tweeting out messages of love, to endorsing right wingers, to professing his love for Donald Trump.
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This is why short of embracing the Klan, leading Republicans did not bother professing to be worried about Trump's racism.
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Within a month, the Chinese, professing that they had taught the Vietnamese a lesson for interfering in regional geopolitics, withdrew.
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It's not every day that a woman has multiple men professing their love to her – unless that woman is JoJo Fletcher.
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When Kailyn Flowers literally fell onto former actor Daxton Hughes, she couldn't help herself from fangirling and professing her undying love.
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The VICE London office just sent us this weird little video about five women professing their love for the same man.
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I wanted to prove my credibility and to make sure that his wife could actually hear her husband professing his love.
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After professing his support for broad gun-safety reforms on live television, he backtracked after a private meeting with the NRA.
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Freedom, both constitutional and civic, is the common currency of politics, with the right professing to value it more than liberals.
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Like, you are part of the system of noise and the buzz and attention that you are professing to solely observe.
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At Wednesday morning's Senate hearing, Democrats and Republicans outdid one another in professing their devotion to standing up to Mr. Putin.
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When he's not professing his love for Joel with sexy photos, the foodie is showing off stunning snaps of his trips abroad.
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The percentage of Western Europeans and North Americans professing Protestantism is declining, whereas in the developing world the proportion is growing fast.
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And images professing to be of the person have circulated on Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, under dozens of different hashtags.
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Ronaldo looked baffled, professing his innocence repeatedly, and was clearly distraught as he left the pitch in tears, still shaking his head.
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We're told the guy has been professing his love for her, making a full-court press for a happily ever after relationship.
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Mr. Duterte didn't help matters by professing his admiration for Mr. Marcos, calling him the "brightest" president the Philippines has ever known.
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In response, alternative accounts began to pop up, with many professing to be written by current or former employees of federal agencies.
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In January 2007, they patched up their friendship via social media and by February were professing their unwavering love for each other.
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And it raises serious questions of how Donald Trump himself could have kept professing to disbelieve claims that Russia was helping him.
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"Chelsea Does Silicon Valley" has some droll moments as Ms. Handler, professing to be perpetually frustrated by technology, sets out to educate herself.
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All of that happened amid a growing chorus of Fed members professing in recent weeks that a rate hike was appropriate and imminent.
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If it's untenable to abandon a commitment to nonwhite empowerment, it may very well be impossible to retain white support while professing it.
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But while professing his love for Matthew McConaughey and Daniel Craig, the singer listed one surprising pick: America's favorite undecided voter, Ken Bone!
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We got A$AP at LAX Tuesday, and you gotta hear him professing his love for all things British ... including his fellow rapper.
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But he's softened his stance since, saying he respects Yellen while professing a commitment to keeping the U.S. dollar and interest rates low.
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It turned out there were three parties expecting payment, one professing to own the entire painting, the other two sharing it by half.
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Despite professing his loyalty to Prince Mohammed only two weeks ago, Mr. Trump did not find time for a formal session with him.
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There is, in fact, a Saint Corona, who may have been killed as a teenager by the Romans in Syria for professing Christianity.
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KW: I can't believe the lies that are coming out of her mouth after professing her love to Barnett over and over again.
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Law enforcement officials found a handwritten note at the scene of the incident professing allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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We cut abruptly to Jo running to Professor Bhaer and professing her love to him, sheltered under an umbrella in the pouring rain.
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Initially quiet after his electoral defeat, Mr. Najib has been increasingly vocal on social media, professing his innocence and criticizing the governing coalition.
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Ronnie has shaped the narrative of every episode to be the center of attention by either mocking you or professing his love for you.
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At that time it became convenient for Trump to start professing to believe that he had been the victim of an FBI frame-up.
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If somebody dies in the course of professing a faith, does that act of martyrdom cancel out any spiritual shortcomings in that person's life?
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Nunes and other Trump allies in Congress are demanding documents about this source, professing there may have been something untoward going on with him.
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Dawson turned 38 years old on May 9, and to celebrate, her comedian beau paid tribute with a romantic Twitter post professing his love.
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The question, which must remain unanswered, is whether this weekend has left America a step closer to embracing or professing preference for autocracy itself.
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For months, I kept an eye out for anyone professing to have heard of the tools being shared among contractors, as he had described.
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Jessie J also seemed to confirm the two were back together, professing her love for Tatum in a video she posted to her Instagram.
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Over the same five years, the number of Irish people professing no religion jumped by 74% to reach 468,000, nearly a tenth of the population.
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That's a responsibility from which Facebook and other internet companies have shied, professing to be mere tools for their users to communicate with one another.
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After professing his love for the "Work" singer at the award show, Drake and Rihanna went on a string of dates in New York City.
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But that track record was appealing when Valderrama had originally reached out to Willink, professing to be a fan and suggesting that they work together.
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She replaces an obsession with a former schoolteacher for Eve, sending her beautiful clothing, refusing to assassinate her, and professing a genuine affection for her.
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And there will be many, many captions professing love, ranging from ew-get-a-room to the more subtle are-they-or-aren't-they variety.
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Among the earliest is a letter from Hamilton at age 12, professing his desire to rise up from his station, signed with a flourishing signature.
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Until the release of Trump's misogynistic video, his poll numbers had been increasing – with 43 percent of respondents professing to vote for him in late September.
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" He apologized after widespread backlash, professing "profound admiration" for #MeToo and promising to examine his own behavior to ensure he was "staying true to those ideals.
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In the meantime, Bob Weinstein has publicly condemned his brother while professing he was unaware that Harvey had engaged in any non-consensual relations with women.
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By professing his innocence, the man who is now president of the United States had effectively called her a liar, Servos alleges in a defamation lawsuit.
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To the contrary, there are examples of Renacci publicly professing his neutrality, while also suggesting that he'd prefer a governor and, at times, criticizing Trump's rhetoric.
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That duality was present in his Atonal performance as well; one minute he was professing love, and the next he was describing cum on his face.
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A simple Facebook search reveals countless Facebook groups with recipes catered to nearly every cuisine or diet and people professing their love for the pressure cooker.
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A quick Facebook search reveals countless Facebook groups with recipes catered to nearly every cuisine or diet and people professing their love for the pressure cooker.
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Even if the couple didn't spend Valentine's Day professing their love in the most permanent way possible, it still looks like they had a romantic holiday.
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A confessional may catch someone professing a desire to beat out other bakers, but when the rounds are over they immediately hug and comfort one another.
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The crown prince and his spokesmen have insisted, without providing evidence, that Mr. Khashoggi left the consulate freely, professing that they, too, are worried about him.
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Mr. Jason then read a poem to Ms. Byrne professing his love for her, before dropping to one knee and asking for her hand in marriage.
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Vivo is also professing to have achieved a huge leap in image stabilization by way of a "gimbal-like structure" on the 48-megapixel primary camera.
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He's suddenly professing faith in Trump — or, rather, playing a fascinating mind game in which he endeavors to save his legacy by complimenting Trump into compliance.
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When Sierra and Mayor did finally come out last summer, by posting photos on social media professing their love, they were subjected to vicious online harassment.
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Returning to his room after professing his hopes for a new era of cooperation, Mr. Prince learned that a Russian aircraft carrier had sailed to Libya.
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People peddling fears of Mr. Trump's trade wars with China are as relevant as those professing to know how many Fed rate hikes to expect next year.
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Josef Schuster said that while "defiantly professing [one's Jewish identity] is in principle the best way" to stand up to anti-Semites, some prudence would be wise.
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After Kimball and Jenna Cooper spend the night kissing and professing their feelings for each other, Ravitz swoops in for one last attempt to ruin their relationship.
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Although professing to be democratic and representing all of Ethiopia's ethnic groups, the EPRDF ruled harshly and was dominated by Tigrayans, who are 6% of the population.
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"AT&T pretending to care about an open internet is like Dracula sudden professing a heartfelt concern for the plight of blood donors," Techdirt's Karl Bode writes.
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The track finds Shy professing that he is chosen for greatness over production that sounds like a young mixtape J. Cole would have given it a try.
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Adding to the stress were the strangers dropping in, professing to be long-lost relatives or friends who were entitled to some of the property, she said.
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For every policymaker professing intense outrage at someone else's tax evasion, there's almost always a close associate, campaign donor, or even family member in on the action.
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This is like professing love for the people who abuse you; they defend the abuser's practices or deny, minimize or rationalize the threatening nature of the abuse.
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He tilts at sacred cows — retirement benefits, employee protections — with an eye toward making France more business-friendly, while professing he will preserve its social safety net.
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Kanye, fueled by the inevitable backlash, spent his week professing his love for a xenophobic, misogynistic President, talking about "dragon energy," and posting selfies in a MAGA hat.
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Its lyrical content is poignant with braggadocious, unapologetic statements either professing sexual prowess and street cred or used to usher in the newest moves for dance hall spaces.
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The government has faced mounting pressure to pass the law against murders carried out by people professing to be acting in defense of the honor of their family.
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Zeman, 71, often diverges from the EU and NATO member country's foreign policy line, professing anti-immigration views and echoing Russian official views on the conflict in Ukraine.
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Fraser was horrified, she said, by the realization that people who supported institutions professing diversity and equality could simultaneously fund candidates with conservative positions on issues like immigration.
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I already made Eric Johnson, our producer, find some clip awhile ago of you hating and then professing your love for AirPods, so I'm going to skip that.
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Officially a state religion since 1996, Voodooism is practiced by 17% of the population, with many outside of the religion professing a cultural link to some of its rituals.
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After professing her love of Tiffany & Co. diamonds — Jonas had given her an engagement ring by the company — she changed it up by going with a Chopard wedding band.
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The first message is from a guy professing his true feelings for Ghina, which makes it very confusing as to why there is a third member of the chat.
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So West, who maintains that professing one's belief in an idea without researching it is a fantastic thing because it is good to think like a child, goes on.
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Besides professing his admiration for Mr Putin, Mr Trump has suggested that America should not defend its allies unless they have, in his judgment, fulfilled their commitments (see article).
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While professing to write the book to protect the FBI as an institution, Comey is doing that institution untold harm by joining an ignoble list of tell-all authors.
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A new male coach began kissing her on the cheek closer to her lips, hugging her repeatedly, and then began two years of texts professing his love for her.
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Two reporters who were in attendance at the Grammys, Eve Barlow and Carly Mallenbaum, confirmed on Twitter that Tyler had used the profanity while professing his love for Lizzo.
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In Creston, she began her remarks balanced on a step ladder — a gesture, it seemed, for people in the back — before professing a fear that she would fall off.
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Steven Avery's ex-fiancée tells PEOPLE the convicted killer and Making a Murderer principal is still professing his love for her, and says Avery's family deliberately sabotaged the couple's engagement.
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And lately, she has been professing her affection for the sticky-icky by donning Smoke Weed Every Christmas and The Tree Isn't the Only Thing Getting Lit This Year sweatshirts.
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Emails obtained by The Intercept show that tech and telecom sector lobbyists spent weeks trying to water down the proposal, all while publicly professing a breathless dedication to meaningful rules.
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" The statement concluded by professing excitement for the "introduction of new housing, restaurants, and entertainment venues, as well as stores, businesses, and corporate facilities in the area around the stadium.
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" A typical post for Joanne shows her clad in fur while dabbling in credit card fraud, railing against her ex and professing her love for all things she deems "Caucasian.
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Landis traveled around the United States professing his innocence, wrote a book on the subject and persuaded people to donate to his effort to regain his title and cycling eligibility.
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"I told two women this week that I love them," Higgins says in the clip, as craftily-edited footage of him professing his love to two different mystery women unfolds.
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And Anschutz, being a professing Christian, decided to close the magazine at the height of the Christmas season, and so cause maximum pain to his former employees and their families.
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Anthony Scaramucci, the just-named communications director, was dominating the lectern that Ms. Sanders had inherited only hours earlier, professing his love — 20 times — for President Trump and his administration.
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Diet Prada, an Instagram account that serves as a kind of industry watchdog, posted a screengrab next to comments Ms. Kardashian previously made professing support for victims of sexual harassment.
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At a CNN town hall earlier this month, Buttigieg took Vice President Mike Pence, the former governor of Indiana, to task for professing his faith while defending President Donald Trump.
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Nominally, Parker and Stone are libertarians, professing a straight-down-the-middle empathy for the little guy who just wants to be left alone by meddling political and cultural forces.
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He was a rarity among male artists on the radio at the time, most of whom were busy professing their love of big butts or penchant for around-the-way girls.
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Between Justin Bieber professing his love for Hailey Baldwin on Instagram and Donald Trump selecting Brett Kavanaugh as a Supreme Court appointee, the Bachelorette drama was really through the roof tonight!
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New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick took one tack after Donald Trump was elected president by professing not to be "a political person" — even after writing Trump a letter of support.
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While everything seem to be going swimmingly with new couple Krystal Nielson and Chris Randone after a dramatic week — remember when Randone kissed Nielson after professing his love for Tia Booth?
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James has made multiple Instagram videos professing his love for tacos on Tuesday, including one after he failed to qualify for the NBA Playoffs for the first time in nine years.
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With the exception of Bernie Sanders, who declined to attend the conference, each candidate for the White House tried to outdo the others in professing their love and commitment to Israel.
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In one evening, those professing admiration included multiple waitresses; the deputy editor in chief of the giant national tabloid Bild, Florian von Heintze; and a former German defense minister, Volker Rühe.
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Sure, the men kept largely mum about Time's Up once they got onstage, despite professing solidarity on the red carpet and backstage, bedecked in Time's Up lapel pins and black shirts.
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"His commitment to me while he was in his home country made me realize that I was in love with him," said Ms. Middleton, who sent him a video professing it.
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While professing "untheatricality" in line with the art world ideology of antitheatricality, Collecting Injustices harkens back to the long theatrical tradition of pageants and allegorical plays, which stretches back to antiquity.
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" In a 2011 dissent, Justice Scalia called Justice Sonia Sotomayor's account of the facts of a case in her majority opinion "so transparently false that professing to believe it demeans this institution.
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All while professing the need to rescue artifacts from the clutches of the Nazis, who are seen burning books and bartering with precious valuables that have been "donated" by the Jewish people.
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The 45 year-old actor of Puerto Rican and Cuban descent —who claims to be enjoying the single life— hasn't been shy about professing his admiration for the Nuyorican singer and actress.
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Duke's enthusiasm for Trump was a big issue earlier in the campaign season, with many Republican politicians professing to be appalled by Trump's reluctance to denounce the former Ku Klux Klan leader.
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"We have a bunch of them we're going to get convicted because they have all their pride junk on, and they're professing what they are, that they're a filthy animal," he said.
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While professing respect for Greenberg's ideas, Mosset actually pushed them s to their ultimately absurd and self-defeating conclusions, very much in line with a Fluxus approach of turning ideology against itself.
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That sits oddly with a country in which the number of people professing no religion continues to edge upwards, now reaching 53% among the total population and 71% of the youngest cohort.
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The clash represents a shift in the Republican race because Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz have largely steered clear of each other thus far, professing mutual admiration and agreement on many issues.
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BLANKENSHIP LEAVES PRISON, TROLLS MANCHIN: The prison sentence for disgraced former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship formally ended on Wednesday -- and he marked the occasion by professing his innocence and challenging Sen.
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It's a truly bizarre performance with references to how computers are gods, computers will take over the world, and Bennett professing (in song) that he'd like to have sex with a computer.
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We went from a male candidate, four years ago, professing to have binders full of women he might appoint to a male candidate actually confronted with one who is thwarting his ambitions.
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Bernatche was booked on indecent conduct and released the next morning, just in time to show up at Taylor's Rhode Island mansion hysterically professing his love, saying he wanted to marry her.
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But Iran also appears to be hedging its bets, claiming to remain committed to the limited restrictions on its nuclear program while professing interest in boosting its enrichment capabilities and centrifuge manufacturing.
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And it aligns the United States with the country toward which we are constantly professing friendship even as we have spent seven decades stinting it of the most basic form of recognition.
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This is the same kid who often asks me for snuggle time and kisses me on the cheeks like an out-of-control woodpecker while wildly professing how much she loves me.
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While professing deep concern about global warming, top executives at the World Economic Forum this week expressed reluctance to act as referees in financial markets to reduce global emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Professing himself to feel unworthy of the task, and praising God, George Washington used the speech, which James Madison helped him to draft, to declare his faith in Congress's ability to govern.
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Queer Eye's Jonathan Van Ness and Amy Schumer are also notable fans of the television series (also known as The Great British Baking Show), professing their love for it on social media.
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Trump dodged a question on whether he would sign a bill Congress sent to his desk this week professing solidarity with Hong Kong, and issued a pledge of support riddled with caveats.
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Even as players sanitized their fury by professing that they didn't lose because of the officials' oversight, they were mystified that it happened at all, to them, at such a critical moment.
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Creator, star, and executive producer Sacha Baron Cohen told The Hollywood Reporter he wouldn't be making a second season, professing that he would be hard-pressed to repeat the antics of the first.
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Yellen stressed that one month does not make a trend, but the larger problem may be that a Fed professing to be data dependent can't decide on which kind of data it depends.
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In an interview with USA Today, Portman, who plays a pop star in her new film Vox Lux, mentioned Simpson posing in a bikini and professing her virginity as one example of sexualization.
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"At the same time that Facebook was publicly professing their desire to work with the Intel committee, they were paying a political opposition research firm to privately attempt to undermine the committee's credibility."
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Scarred by that experience, congressional Republicans -- led by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Kentucky) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (California) -- are professing public optimism about the chances of a deal being reached.
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During the 2017 "tax reform" debate, congressional Republicans uniformly shrugged off questions about the budget deficit by professing to believe that a large tax cut would — by magic, or something — reduce the deficit.
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Perry's latest trip to see Bloom comes just days after Tuesday's American Idol finale, where Perry gave fans an update on her relationship status while professing her love to Bachelorette star Becca Kufrin.
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While professing some surprise at his success, Mr. Trump increasingly sounds like a man who thinks he knows where he will be eight months from now, and the unrivaled power he will hold.
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" Brooks also added that, "Anschutz, being a professing Christian, decided to close the magazine at the height of the Christmas season, and so cause maximum pain to his former employees and their families.
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After professing ignorance at something anyone who has ever had a flu shot knows, he called himself "a natural" at epidemiological research because his uncle was a "super-genius" who taught at MIT.
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I had a rich fantasy life, imagining first kisses, songs dedicated to me across a crowded room, one of those boys showing up at my doorstep in the pouring rain professing his love.
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We got the Blood-affiliated MC Monday night at Ace of Diamonds and asked about Daz calling on Crips to "f*** up" Kanye on sight after re-professing his love for President Trump.
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In March, while professing neutrality in the French race, Mr. Putin hosted her in the Kremlin, an unusual move for Moscow in the midst of an election campaign and effectively a Kremlin endorsement.
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The effort to collect letters from veterans began about 20 years ago and since then, the museum has received thousands of pieces of mail professing true love and pangs of loneliness and desperation.
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Police traced his whereabouts after he left behind a notepad with disturbing messages professing his love for the "Blue Jeans" singer along with a "notice to appear" citation for a burglary in Kansas.
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"Obviously, people who didn't accept the Irwins and what they were professing were ostracized from the pulpit," Ames explains – noting that, once the church was left to Irwin's descendants, it became much more restrictive.
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Instead of disparaging immigrants generally as "criminals" and "rapists" and pandering to the bigoted elements of his base, he's now professing incredulity that anyone would want to deport this particular subset of that population.
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But "Ultralight Beam" is one to note because, looking back, all Ye was doing was professing his faith in a higher power and asking that source to grant him peace in his own life.
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But what are we to do with a professing Christian who is openly proud and brags about his sin and who wants other Christians to trust and support him to be our next president?
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Waiting until after he puts a team in place, hoping for the best, and then professing shock and outrage as leaks and investigative journalism begin to unravel massive scandals is bad for the country.
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Abrams -- who went viral in 2013 for the "The Women of LA" YouTube video -- showed up at the taping and surprised Chris Harrison by standing up and professing his undying love for Lace Morris.
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" Manafort himself spoke for several minutes, professing that he was deeply sorry for his actions, that he'd attained "new self-awareness" from his time in jail, and that he has "already begun to change.
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Minus shitty break-up songs and sonic 'fuck yous', the album's a perfectly-formed collection of tracks about Sivan looking at the boy he cares about, and professing how much he means to him.
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Founders take control of the board With more VCs chasing a small pool of great deals, and all VCs professing to be the founder's best friend, there's an arms race to be the friendliest.
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Professing frustration at the Justice Department, he's unilaterally released partially redacted transcripts from the committee's interviews of two witnesses: DOJ official Bruce Ohr, released last Friday, and former FBI official Lisa Page, released Tuesday.
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The N.B.A., too, has a serious eye on Mexico, with two regular-season games to be played here in December and its commissioner, Adam Silver, professing interest in adding a franchise in Mexico City.
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The issues in Gauri Shinde's sharply observed drama "Dear Zindagi" are suggested in its opening scene: A woman walks with her boyfriend, disgusted with his infidelity, while he pleads for forgiveness, professing his love.
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Professing his competitiveness, Mr. Hacker, 2000, an accountant, said he exerts himself more because he likes seeing how his performance ranks with others during his workouts, but enjoys competing against his sons the most.
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While NATO leaders are professing unity as they gather for a summit near London, several seem to have been caught in an unguarded exchange on camera apparently gossiping about U.S. President Donald Trump's behavior.
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Professing to have no leaders and no organization, the families mark Independence Day with "care-taking of mother earth, nonviolence and living a compassionate and loving life," according to one blog associated with the event.
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Alas, the man professing his adoration is also the guy who put Ali in a Hannibal Lecter mask and dressed up like a dead cop in order gaslight her into thinking she was going crazy.
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In a voice sample tucked between songs on the first album from Valerie Teicher, a Colombian-Canadian who performs as Tei Shi, her younger self is heard professing her desire to be like Britney Spears.
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President Donald Trump and his short-lived former White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, escalated their extended battle on Twitter on Tuesday after Trump tweeted out a video compilation of Scaramucci professing loyalty to him.
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Although the company that owns the building, Alayan America, released a statement professing great respect for Rockburne's work, their comment lacked any explicit guarantee that the artist's mural would be protected if any redesign occurred.
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And I think that voters will have to decide whether candidates for office have made mistakes and learned from them, or whether they are professing new views because the views of the public have changed.
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Betances, emphatically professing his innocence in what was then a tie game, was also ejected — joining a group of Yankees that eventually included pitcher Tommy Kahnle, Manager Joe Girardi and the bench coach Rob Thomson.
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Orban, who has long flirted with far-right leaders from across the continent while professing loyalty to the center-right European People's Party (EPP), said he could no longer support Manfred Weber after he "insulted" Hungarians.
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He survived there for five years and was seen as a president-in-waiting: experienced, Catholic, with five children by his Welsh wife Penelope, professing a devotion to jolt the country out of its economic stasis.
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"The message they're sending is: The way to survive is by accommodating him, changing their tone and professing loyalty to Trump," said William Kristol, the former editor of The Weekly Standard and a vociferous Trump critic.
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Reddit was flooded with panicked crypto lovers, but, as it usually does, the market leveled off by the end of the week, and crypto-heads were professing to be back on board for the long haul.
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After professing his innocence for many months, Hunter, 43, pleaded guilty in December to a federal charge of conspiracy to misuse campaign funds, a felony offense that carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison.
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The irony of asserting this—given that professing support for America's service men and women has become so prevalent, to the point of compulsion by shame, as to become robotic—was surely lost on those critics.
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The spiritual expression of this "market revolution," as historians have since dubbed it, was a land rush in free-will denominations all professing universalist schemes of divine salvation — and openly deriding the dour, predestinarian dogmas of Calvinism.
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Republican leaders would keep professing optimism that the bill would pass ... until shortly before the scheduled vote, when it became clear they didn't have enough support from their own party (often because of opposition from the right).
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia's Supreme Court on Friday upheld the conviction of an opposition MP jailed for 2-1/2 years for posting a map on Facebook professing to show the government had ceded territory to Vietnam.
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THE REAL DEAL: Michael Ray and Carly Pearce, country's newest watchable couple, have been professing their devotion to each other for several months now, and after Wednesday night, you can banish any doubt that it's for real.
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Weeks earlier, prosecutors said, Elhuzayel had posted Twitter messages professing support for a 2015 incident in Texas in which two gunmen attacked an exhibit of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad and were shot to death by police.
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This morning, Katie Hopkins evoked the Holocaust, calling for a "final solution" amid a deluge of anti-Muslim tweets; alt-right creeps have been professing their horror while delighting in spinning the tragedy for their own ends.
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While professing to observe "zero tolerance" when it came to abusive priests and the bishops who mishandled or covered up the conduct, Francis has been accused by critics of being big on words and short on action.
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While Jackson had remained open to Rose's return, even after drafting guard Frank Ntilikina with the eighth pick in last week's N.B.A. draft and Rose professing a desire to return, remaining with the Knicks could prove complicated.
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The Times ridiculed his initial appearance before reporters, accusing him of being "over the top" for professing his love of Donald Trump and his administration and for blowing a kiss to reporters as he left the lectern.
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Yet until the clear and bold statement from an important portion of the evangelical Christian community, most of our religious leaders have been silent while the president disregards and undermines core values they spend their lives professing.
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This performance at Canada's Stratford Festival follows an elderly king (Colm Feore) who plans to divide his kingdom among his three daughters but demands that they compete for the largest piece by professing their love to him.
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"The Last Generation" (1992), for instance, meant to be a window onto the very near future, opens with the "Supreme Justice Mahoney, S.J." issuing a decree on TV "from Rome" and professing that Christians will be executed.
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The writer, Lynn Hirschberg, made MIA sound like an out-of-her-depth phoney, who made stuff up about her lineage, had inconsistent political views, and lived a bougie lifestyle while professing to be representing the global poor.
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Trump later addressed the issue on Twitter arguing that he was being "misinterpreted" after successfully getting Warmbier out of North Korea and professing to hold the country accountable for Warmbier's death -- though he did not mention Kim's role.
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And yet, her cult-like following has carried on—creating fan pages, professing their admiration, purchasing $48 "Calloway House" t-shirts (a collaboration Calloway did with clothing brand Rowing Blazers, one of the few promised projects she completed).
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"I've been madly in love with this one ever since we stayed up till 5am professing our undying love for Ian Curtis and laughing so hard we couldn't breathe at Lake Placid (the movie)," Young shared on Instagram.
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Sure enough, within hours of his arrest on Friday, Stone was trying to do just that, calling in to a far-right radio show, professing his innocence, and imploring listeners to contribute $2 million to his legal defense.
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It's not clear if the obvious contradiction of professing a need to cut costs, and using that need to justify staff layoffs, while simultaneously having a famous musician drop jams at a company meeting was lost on Neumann.
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It's tempting to see a convent full of nuns as a homogeneous group: all Polish women, living together, having taken the same vows, following the same rituals together every day, professing the same belief, experiencing the same violence.
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In the middle of an abysmal series against the Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference semifinals, Irving looked and sounded as obstinate as ever, freezing out his teammates in blowout losses before professing his greatness in news conferences.
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In the past few months, James has taken a page from the Steve Jobs playbook, subtly professing his love of the turtleneck by wearing one to a variety of events (seriously, he even wore one to the White House).
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Authorities have said Mateen paused a number of times during his three-hour siege at the Pulse nightclub to place cell phone calls to emergency 911 dispatchers and to post internet messages professing support for various Islamist militant groups.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A Cambodian opposition member of parliament has been arrested for posting a map on Facebook professing to show that the government had ceded territory to Vietnam to whip up opposition, a government spokesman said on Monday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - People should be more alert to the radicalization of friends and family, Germany's interior minister told the Rheinische Post regional newspaper, days after a man professing allegiance to militant groups killed 49 people in the United States.
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The actor and Starfleet captain tweeted a video paean to the humble hardware store yesterday, standing outside one named Websters, and professing his undying love for the drills, hammers, and other tools that lay just beyond its glass window.
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As a self-professed tennis enthusiast and theater-arts aficionado, she's caught Vogue interviewees professing their love of her favorite sport or Broadway plays before she quickly assesses they don't have a clue as to what they're talking about.
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Love Is Blind had viewers hooked from the minute people started professing their love for each other through walls, but the Netflix series really had us on the edge of our seats when episode nine ended on a cliffhanger.
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American carmakers spent the years around their great bailout professing their ardor for a new generation of fuel-efficient vehicles, but in the end they were only too happy to steer people back into S.U.V.s, which are more profitable.
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She's perhaps best known for her run-in with Anderson Cooper after the Orlando nightclub shooting in 2016, during which Cooper criticized her for professing support for the LGBT community after her efforts to block gay marriage in Florida.
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The local man was arrested by detectives on Tuesday and taken to Belfast where he was also charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and with professing to be a member of a proscribed organization.
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So far, social media companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Google have mostly gotten away with professing innocence and denying any responsibility for the way their platforms have been used to manipulate voters and pit Americans against each other.
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It's not surprising, then, that Ellen's monologue about Bush reduced her critics to a mob of angry Twitter users, as if a bunch of regular people professing their sincere concerns were grousing and griping for the hell of it.
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When I see professing Christian leaders like Jerry Falwell Jr. or Franklin Graham speak about how great Trump is, it concerns me that the nuances I see in my small cultural enclave may not exist elsewhere in the country.
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Obama's rise to the presidency began, in earnest, with his 2004 Democratic National Convention speech professing his belief that there was not a Red America or a Blue America — that there is more that unites Americans than divides them.
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That possibility actually isn't so futuristic: A Japanese company, professing that childlike sex dolls stop people with pedophilic urges from acting out their fantasies in real life, has sold such dolls worldwide for more than a decade, according to the report.
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Putin, for his part, played the role of statesman, serving as a kind of emcee and parrying questions from the press by professing incredulity at the allegations of meddling, before making an astonishing offer of a "deal" with the president.
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Just a few months after rekindling their friendship (which was announced via a set of matching photos on Instagram), Drake and Nicki Minaj are back to professing their love for one another in any and every way that they can.
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Boosters of gangsta rap, as it was once called, defended the coldness and violence of their lyricism by professing it as a window into their reality, into the parts of the ghetto where rules were different than outside of it.
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On a slew of issues at the heart of the conservative cause -- including gun rights, abortion and taxes -- Trump has neatly toed the Republican Party line despite professing views anathema to the party platform in years before he entered politics.
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The singer-songwriter approached the 63-year-old comedy legend Monday night on the red carpet for a National Night of Laughter and Song event at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., enthusiastically introducing herself and professing admiration for Seinfeld's work.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two more top U.S. central bankers on Monday joined a chorus of policymakers all but dismissing the possibility of an interest-rate hike next week, but professing their continued belief a rate hike soon after will be possible.
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The Orlando killings came six months after the massacre of 14 people in San Bernardino, California, by a married couple professing Islamist militant ideologies, raising questions about what the United States can do to detect such attackers before they strike.
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There's also some babble in the pseudo-interview about reptilian overlords and as such the second track features a sample of the Republican presidential nominee professing to be a snake, but looped and repeated until its unrecognizable, surreal, and sickening.
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Maybe just a slow burn "The election of Trump has been a clarion call to progressives in the Protestant and Catholic churches in America to move out of a place of primarily professing progressive policies to really taking action," she said.
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TMZ broke the story ... back in July, Kendall said she needed protection from Thomas because he was flooding her mailbox with love letters that later turned hostile -- he went from professing his love for her to calling her "an internet whore."
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There was more kissing and more of Jordan professing his love to JoJo – the usual, you know – except this time, JoJo admitted a part of her "is still scared" that he might not be in this for the long haul.
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Russia, professing its innocence, has been trying to paint the fight as an extension of the Cold War tensions of old, when the United States led a boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow over its invasion of Afghanistan.
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On Monday the rebel Labour lawmakers accused Mr. Corbyn of equivocating over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union and tolerating anti-Semitism, with some of them professing embarrassment or shame about the state of the party they had spent years serving.
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Still, with House GOP leaders professing optimism that they can get a bill through their chamber this month, and so much of politics' conventional wisdom being upended of late, it's worth asking — what would have to happen to prove them right?
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And, he's overcome his initial cultural disconnect to attract a legion of online followers with his entertaining social media posts, which can include everything from him trying to land a date with Rihanna to professing his love for non-alcoholic mixed drinks.
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The pair have not been shy about professing their feelings on social media since making their red carpet debut as a couple in July at the 2018 ESPY Awards, where Patrick made history by becoming the first woman to ever host the event.
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"I find it frustrating that, despite public statements professing cooperation and an expressed desire to resolve the various investigations that it faces following its calculated deception, Volkswagen is, in fact, resisting cooperation by citing German law," said Connecticut's attorney general, George Jepsen.
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Many of these white working-class people are deeply religious, and they feel that their practices are disrespected, even threatened, as a culture moves steadily away from organized religion, with more than a third of Americans under 30 professing no faith at all.
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Despite multiple parliamentary committees raising a raft of concerns the IP bill easily passed its third reading in the House of Commons, after the Labour party voted with the government to support it — professing itself pleased with concessions from the Home Secretary.
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The PRRI results, part of the group's annual American Values Survey, came a day after new Gallup numbers showing a surge in respect for the police, with 76 percent of Americans professing "a great deal" of respect for cops in their area.
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The couple have not been shy about professing their feelings on social media since making their red carpet debut as a couple in July at the 2018 ESPY Awards, where Patrick made history by becoming the first woman to ever host the event.
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He then spends much of the next hour professing that he is not nationalist and certainly not anti-Semitic, insists that he is too young to have anything to do with Nazism and says that he is no part of any populist wave.
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As we stood in this bar devoid of any food, drinks, or even ingredients from North Korea, I began to think that, for a cultural center professing to enlighten its visitors about the "real" North Korea, there was a distinct lack of Koreaness.
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He then hashed out a bill that doesn't do any of those things, and is now professing to be not just eager to pass a bill that defies all of his campaign commitments but furious at people who are skeptical of the merits.
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As the 1919 Revolution unfolded in the streets, a stream of telegrams, letters and petitions poured into the American consulate in Cairo, professing faith in President Wilson and calling on the United States to support "the cause of right and liberty" in Egypt.
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Such assessments are profoundly embarrassing to the government as it presses to leave the European Union next year professing an economic robustness that will enable it to generate greater wealth without the encumbrance of its European partners and the European Union's bureaucracy.
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I'm also skeptical when older parents look back and wish they'd spent more — or less — time with their children; like Don Draper professing, at 50, that if only he'd chilled more with Sally and What's-His-Name, he wouldn't feel so lonely now.
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Looks like A-Rod is intent on going over the top in professing his love for J Lo ... they previously celebrated on a bed of roses after the retired MLB superstar dropped to one knee over the weekend for a beachy proposal.
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In a message released in September 2015, Zawahiri — who took over al Qaeda after bin Laden's death — called the caliphate that Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared in Syria and Iraq "illegitimate," professing that al Qaeda did not recognize it.
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The U.S. has now lifted entirely a controversial ban on laptops in hand luggage for passengers flying to the country from the Middle East or via certain Middle Eastern airlines, with the Department of Homeland Security professing itself satisfied with "enhanced security measures in place".
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This runs counter to the trend in the country as a whole: the 2016 census showed the number of Australians professing no religion had risen in a decade from 19% to 30% while those who identified as Christians had fallen from 64% to 183%.
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"Dismissing a writer for professing anti-Muslim beliefs might appear out of character for Breitbart News, which has often defended writers besieged by criticism from the left on free-speech grounds, considering them to be victims of political correctness," Daniel Victor wrote in the Times.
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The study of 18 countries by the Pew Research Centre, a think-tank based in Washington, DC, mostly shows huge majorities professing their adherence to Christianity in its locally dominant form, and linking that affiliation with loyalty to the nation and socially conservative views.
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Since the annexation, while restricting Tatars professing loyalty to Ukraine, Russia has sought to defuse opposition from the community as a whole with gestures such as granting legal rehabilitation to Tatars for their suffering under Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, and official status to their language.
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Palin's allegations would allow him and The New York Times to be impervious to defamation suits simply by professing at the dismissal stage that they did not remember knowing that their defamatory statements were false — even where circumstantial evidence belies that self-serving contention.
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Not only did Trump wimp out and send the anti-immigration zealot Jeff Sessions out to make the announcement, he also made the sadistic and emotionally manipulative act of professing his "love" for the Dreamers last week, while moving to bring them pain this week.
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After 2017, professing your love for Laura Dern showed that a person was knowledgeable enough to be on the cutting edge of the cultural conversation, and had taste good and specific enough that they would never settle for an easy fave like Jennifer Lawrence.
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JERUSALEM — For years, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, a conservative, has played a double act, competing domestically with his right-wing rivals in backing the settlement project all over the occupied West Bank while professing support for a two-state solution with the Palestinians.
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Meehan, a married father of three who has been involved in investigations into at least four lawmakers for similar claims in recent months, was accused of professing romantic desires to a staffer after she became involved in a relationship with someone outside Meehan's office.
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Perhaps recognizing how offensive such ties will be to voters concerned over future terrorist attacks on this country by radical Muslims professing allegiance to Sharia law, the Clinton campaign on Monday tried to downplay Ms. Abedin's involvement in the Journal and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Not because it reflected anything from my own childhood background per se, although for a number of years my brother did rather cruelly attempt to convince me I was adopted, professing that the lack of baby photos of me with either of my parents was factual evidence.
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On the nation's social trajectory, Attorneys General Holder and Lynch have bullied universities, companies, and individuals into adopting the kaleidoscopic social norms of the progressive movement by threatening to cut off federal funding, deny government contracts, or bring civil rights lawsuits against those professing traditional social attitudes.
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Michael Cera exudes an inscrutable sleaziness as a star known as "Player X." (By all accounts, his real-life name rhymes with Schmoby Schmaguire.) Later, when Molly moves her operation to New York, Chris O'Dowd stands out as a drunk constantly professing his love for her.
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Professing indifference to the rebukes he has received from his own party, Mr. Trump said at his rally in Atlanta on Wednesday that Republican leaders should "be quiet" and support him, and raised the prospect of essentially running a one-man campaign if they do not.
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So why would these 12 Republicans publicly break with the president and sign on to the resolution from Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE, despite professing to support border security?
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Loving loves trains — indeed, some years ago he wrote a book with a title professing just that — and he has a stiffly mannered approach to the delights of permanent-way passage, the kind that made E.M. Frimbo so beloved a character of the old New Yorker.
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Many accounts, however, are not so shy about professing their predictions about idols' sexual preferences, relationship statuses and orientations—these affirmations being one of the main reasons' prediction accounts have become controversial within the fandom and tend to stir up heated discussions, either accidentally or not.
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The system is still built to protect the most powerful, and if everyone professing to be horrified by what Weinstein has done is actually going to effect change, there are a couple of things that everyone — most especially the Bob Weinsteins of the world — needs to recognize.
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"Most of them were convicted for professing to belong to the terrorist group, concealing information about the group which they knew or believe to be of material assistance that could lead to the arrest, prosecution or conviction of Boko Haram members," the justice ministry statement said.
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The leaders of the Emirates, where members of minority religions are prohibited from professing their faith on the media or in public, have sought to emphasize their openness to other faiths, declaring 2019 as "The Year of Tolerance" and sending its minister of tolerance to Tuesday's Mass.
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COLORADO SPRINGS — The Planned Parenthood clinic attacked in November by a gunman professing anti-abortion views reopened on Monday with a packed schedule of patients and no end to the pressures on it: Two protesters stood nearby, holding signs and accusing the organization of harming women and killing babies.
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Key Republican leaders spent months professing to believe that Hillary Clinton's use of a personal email account to conduct work business was not just a moderately unseemly violation of government IT rules, but a grave threat to the nation's security and a damning indictment of her character and judgment.
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While professing loyalty, his interventions have been seen as undermining May and causing unnecessary unrest ahead of the party's conference last week that culminated in a disastrous speech by the prime minister, marred by a coughing fit and letters falling off the slogan on the set behind her.
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Omar Mateen, 29, who died in a gunfight with police at the end of the attack, is said by authorities to have repeatedly paused during his three-hour siege to call 911 and post internet messages from inside the Pulse nightclub professing his support for Islamist militant groups.
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The media mogul – who is a spokeswoman and part owner of Weight Watchers – sent the diet world into a frenzy on Tuesday after she tweeted out a promotional video for the weight loss company professing her love for the carb-filled food, and announcing she's lost 26 lbs.
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Another possible approach is to just reduce the salience of racial issues in national campaigns, perhaps by nominating nonwhite candidates who can afford to spend less time professing their commitment to anti-racist causes (thereby enabling the courting of both nonwhite voters and white voters harboring racial resentments).
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Read more: It took forever to film Gunther professing his love for Rachel on the 'Friends' finale because the stars couldn't stop cryingCrane, on the other hand, said he didn't remember many specific scenes and jokes, having worked on the show for 10 seasons starting 25 years ago.
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Read more: It took forever to film Gunther professing his love for Rachel on the 'Friends' finale because the stars couldn't stop crying"It never really occurred to me why it was there, but it makes a lot of sense [that Gunther put it there] in retrospect," he continued.
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While the Trump administration thinks the public and press are too persnickety to be allowed in, the justices are not shy in professing their belief that public is too dumb to understand their primary public exercises, oral argument in the 70 or so cases it hears each year.
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Earlier this month, Mr. Kelly sat down for an interview with Gayle King of "CBS This Morning," professing his innocence and at one point growing so emotional that he jumped out of his seat, cried out that he was "fighting for his life," and had to be calmed.
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Ostensibly there to introduce Stiverne — who lost his portion of the title to Wilder by decision in 2015 and who remains the only fighter to go the distance with the unbeaten 6-foot-7, 225-pound puncher — King spent more time professing his love for Wilder and President Trump.
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But on Monday at the White House, both Mr. Trump and President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, the first leader from sub-Saharan Africa to visit him at the White House, carefully avoided the topic, professing mutual respect for each other and their respective countries at a cordial news conference.
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If nothing else, Cespedes's professing his affection for a former team and manager could reinforce the perception that the Mets — who are far behind the Washington Nationals in the National League East and trail five teams for the second N.L. wild-card berth — are an unhappy team in disarray.
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In an interview with USA Today, Portman, who plays a pop star in her new film Vox Lux, addressed the overt sexualization of women by the music industry in the late '90s and early '00s, and name-checked Simpson posing in a bikini and professing her virginity as one example.
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I first began to suspect this stunning reversal of fortune a few weeks ago, when I saw several clips of Michael B. Jordan professing his love for the highly stylized form of animated entertainment, and then did a search for every time he had tweeted "Naruto," as any diligent reporter would.
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Trump's absence from the dinner became a topic of conversation early in the event when White House Correspondents' Association President Jeff Mason received a standing ovation after professing that the press is not the enemy of the American people -- a reference to an attack line Trump delivered early in his presidency.
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Professing to be neither of the right nor left, Macron has performed a delicate balancing act to maintain harmony within his year-old LREM party and its allies, announcing tax reforms that socialist opponents say favour the rich and the temporary nationalisation of the STX shipyard to protect local jobs.
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As it has blundered its way through widely publicized incidents like Jemele Hill's tweets about the president and the N.F.L., the sports-radio host Clay Travis has taken to calling the network "MSESPN"; the reporter Britt McHenry has suggested that she was fired from the network for professing her conservative beliefs.
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For a martial artist who all year long had been so loudly professing the effectiveness of his technique against the inferiority of others, Bruce found the Wong Jack Man fight to be a sober reality check, in which both his technique and his conditioning came up very short of his expectations.
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The suspect, who was arrested following the synagogue attack, was linked to the mosque fire after an online manifesto written by a John Earnest was discovered claiming responsibility for it and professing to have been inspired by a gunman who killed 50 people at two mosques in New Zealand earlier in March.
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"At the same time that Facebook was publicly professing their desire to work with the committee to address these issues, they were paying a political opposition research firm to privately attempt to undermine that same committee's credibility," Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the panel, said in a statement.
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Back in April, after a prolonged silence on Twitter, West exploded back onto the social media platform with a series of tweets professing his love for "my brother" President Donald Trump and praising Trump's "dragon energy": You don't have to agree with trump but the mob can't make me not love him.
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When I opened the letter, I was shocked to discover that it was dated four years before my parents met and was from someone I had never heard of, but with whom my mother was obviously in a very serious relationship, as he was professing deep love and discussing marriage with her.
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"As you can't prosecute someone just for professing a desire to kill Americans, and you can't read minds to determine if they really intend to carry out their threats, either you wait to see if the real al Qaeda gets in contact, and hope you can track them, or you intercede," wrote Soufan.
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In previous debates, Clinton spoke in a honeyed monotone, calmly defending her positions and professing comity with her opponents, but, hoarse from a week of tough campaigning, she spent the better part of Sunday night near-shouting, attacking Sanders just as she did Barack Obama during the bad old days of early 2008.
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At a time when President Trump has undermined trust in the national media , and online platforms such as Facebook and Twitter have spread misinformation created by Russian agents, seventy-six per cent of Americans say that they still trust their local news stations—more than the percentage professing to trust their family or friends.
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It did raise some eyebrows when Wiggins revealed in the interview that she is working on an autobiography—and it is probably true that a book professing to reveal juicy details about the WNBA has a better chance of selling than one telling the broadly accurate story of a league engaged in slow, steady progress.
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Still, Mr. Nunberg — whose mentor, Mr. Stone, goes by the motto that all press is good press — spent hours on Monday engaged in a media tour with The Times, The Washington Post, CNN and MSNBC, describing his plans to flout the subpoena and professing his lack of concern about what could happen to him.
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To be fair, it is not that difficult to feel cynical toward a man who achieved viral international fame — like, newspapers-in-Turkey-were-covering-it international — for simply professing on Instagram to love the woman to whom he is married, a woman who is also extremely pretty and not very difficult to love in the first place.
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Harvey Weinstein got what he wanted in his ongoing sex crime cases -- a judge has allowed him to go public with emails he got from his rape accuser ... emails that he says show the woman was anything but a rape victim -- even professing love for him -- and as a result he wants all criminal charges dismissed.
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Calling Democrats "crazed lunatics," he repeatedly insisted he did nothing wrong in his efforts to urge Ukranians to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. And, by way of professing his innocence, he noted that he had dethroned the Bush, Clinton and Obama "dynasties" in 2016 and would hardly require foreign interference to win a re-election.
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" Even though people quickly dug up evidence of Clinton publicly professing her love of hot sauce as far back as 1992, the statement was convincingly cast off as inauthentic when packaged with the handful of cultural references she'd already made up to that point—TMZ called it " a clear attempt to snag New York's black vote.
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You can then export a 30-second video of your drawing process to share on social media/the AnCo website or, if you are the statement-making kind of AnCo fan, to use as a storyboard for your own version of that scene in Love Actually where the dude shows the cards professing his love to Keira Knightly.
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Twitter users and non-Twitter users alike began professing sarcastic reactions to the secrecy of the situation and suggesting hilarious claims to fame Sasha could also be harboring: While the White House has not commented publicly on whether Sasha has an account, or what it could be, we find it highly unlikely that she is secretly Beyoncé in disguise or ghostwriting for Drake.
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"I think it is different in kind if, for example, a Nazi war criminal were to arrive in Canada after the Second World War, professing to be a Roman Catholic priest and obtained his citizenship on those grounds, I for one would have no hesitation to revoke that citizenship, because he came into Canada and became a citizen on false pretenses," he said.
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" Meanwhile, Luke's attorney, Christine Lepera, added more allegations to the hitmaker's counterclaims, accusing Kesha of "highly damaging conduct" and moving "to add an additional cause of action against Kesha for defamation, along with additional facts obtained by discovery which underscore the malicious and vicious conduct Kesha has perpetrated on Gottwald, while falsely professing to the world that she is the injured.
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Like tacos on Tinder profiles or Game of Thrones GIFs, Harry Potter has, in the 20 years since its first publication, become an avatar for basicness that transcends taste: Professing to love Harry Potter online doesn't just mean that you're just like everybody else; it also means you're maybe a neoliberal and call yourself a Slytherin when you are actually just 32.
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"To All the Boys I've Loved Before," an Xennial mash note to '80s teen romances, ended as John Hughes ordained: with the wallflower, Lara Jean (Lana Condor), and the jock, Peter (Noah Centineo), professing their love on a lacrosse field in a climactic shot with enough space in the frame to imagine Judd Nelson strutting by with a fist pump.
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Prosecutors in the Harvey Weinstein rape case say they told the grand jury that Weinstein had a relationship with the woman who is accusing him of raping her, but they say there was no need to present emails the woman sent Weinstein professing her love after the alleged rape, because she never suggested in the emails she was lying about the alleged sexual assault.
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Read more:The 'Friends' couch is going on tour as part of an all-out bonanza for the show's 25th anniversary'Friends' episodes are coming to theaters with bonus content to celebrate the show's 25th anniversaryIt took forever to film Gunther professing his love for Rachel on the 'Friends' finale because the stars couldn't stop cryingThe 'Friends' trend: '90s fashion revival for back-to-school season
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They will charge us with having culpably allowed the destruction of some of those records of Creation which we had it in our power to preserve; and while professing to regard every living thing as the direct handiwork and best evidence of a Creator, yet, with a strange inconsistency, seeing many of them perish irrecoverably from the face of the earth, uncared for and unknown.
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"A Statement of Facts, Relative to the Supposed Abstinence of Ann Moore, of Tutbury, Staffordshire: And a Narrative of the Circumstances Which Led to the Recent Detection of the Imposture," a wonderfully titled, hundred-and-fifty-page-long account of the unfortunate woman, compiled in 1813 by a local clergyman who had participated in the watch, dwells at anxious length on the harm Moore had done her religion by professing her fast to be holy.
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In the end, despite the descending darkness and the Republican winds of despair, Democrats can sleep well knowing that the benevolent universe of the lyceum will continue to crank out perfectly-formed collectivists who will take their rightful places in the world and dutifully extol the supremacy of feelings over reason, spirituality over reality, and tribalism over modernity—regardless if what they are professing represents who they are or what they believe.
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Ms. Dion clearly enjoys toying with her new status; poking fun at her position as a freshly minted meme queen while professing not to know the meaning of the term; reveling in an ability to take irony to Susan Sontag levels when she stepped out in a "Titanic" sweatshirt from Vetements; out-camping camp by striking poses against the Bangkok skyline in an acid-yellow suit from Maison Rabih Kayrouz; attesting in Vogue to that cardinal rule of fashion: Never put comfort first.
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But I know this: that Gray was stopped under dubious circumstances and suffered a severe spinal injury-- which would ultimately kill him -- while in the sole custody of police, that police defenders were quick to condemn the dead man through character assassination, that those professing to call for more law and order condemned Mosby for even trying to bring justice, that those in the audience in Cleveland at the Republican National Convention last week cheered when a speaker bragged that another officer would go free.
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Unfortunately, the left and right have no interest in that (See also, in this same connection, the handiwork of The New York Times' designated alibi-generator for the right, Bari Weiss, as she seeks to defend the demagnetized moral compass of Patriot Prayer organizer Joey Gibson, who maintains ties to alt-right figures like Kyle Chapman while professing to decry the movement that counts Chapman among it most enthusiastic apostles.) The simple fact is that Cernovich is a bigot, and Yiannopolous is a bigot, and Breitbart News has always been a bigoted website.
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As Saturday marks the legislation's first anniversary, the Thomson Reuters Foundation asked a group of privacy experts what was the regulation's biggest impact and what issues were outstanding: AILIDH CALLANDER - legal officer, Privacy International "As a result of GDPR there is more awareness about data protection - people have been exercising their rights as demonstrated by the increased number of complaints received by data protection authorities across the EU. "Heads of firms previously opposed to GDPR are professing their new found love of privacy - a year on the discourse has changed but we need more than lip service.
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