A Star Is Born was promoted as her comeback film.
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It is being promoted as the gun of the week.
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Arbitration is promoted as quicker and cheaper than going to court.
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The march had been promoted as a peaceful demonstration by organizers.
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Body cameras have been promoted as a solution to police misconduct.
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Feature Ankle bracelets are promoted as a humane alternative to jail.
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Goldman's new managing directors will be promoted as of Jan. 1.
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Legalization was promoted as helping to end the war on drugs.
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Subscribers will also be promoted as suggested accounts to other Twitter users.
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Once promoted as an aid to quit smoking, vaping has become trendy.
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Its white-sand beaches are promoted as part of Indonesia's tourism campaigns.
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It is promoted as "revealing", and Mr Voigt's journalistic credentials are impeccable.
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Facebook was promoted as a way of connecting us and building community.
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Often they're smarter but less valued, and don't get promoted as much.
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"The Rohingya have been promoted as very poor, as refugees," he says.
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Feature Body cameras have been promoted as a solution to police misconduct.
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" — which is being promoted as "another comic anthology for the 99 percent.
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Omega-3 fatty acids are often promoted as good for one's health.
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Several cities have been promoted as prime places to view the event.
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This bill has been promoted as a boon for the middle class.
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Dewitt alleges that he was not promoted as retaliation for having made complaints.
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"Chelsea" was promoted as something other than a typical late-night talk show.
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" Context: This tweet followed a report on Fox News promoted as a "bombshell.
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The use of body cameras had been promoted as a step toward transparency.
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For example, concrete 3D printing has been promoted as a promising construction technology.
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Was it the rarity of what Christie's promoted as "The Last da Vinci"?
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It wasn't long ago that formula was promoted as a bounty of women's lib.
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Eating less meat has long been promoted as a way to help the environment.
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When asked how she felt about being promoted as a female choreographer, she sighed.
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Though understood and promoted as an instrument of liberation, convenience has a dark side.
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Arbitration is promoted as a cheaper, less formal alternative to a full-blown jury trial.
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The design has been promoted as safer, less expensive to build and requires less space.
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Electronic cigarettes, containing nicotine but not tobacco, were promoted as a way to quit smoking.
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The flying boat is officially promoted as a fire-fighting or search and rescue plane.
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" The demonstration was reportedly promoted as a way "to show Bolsonaro their willingness to work.
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E-cigarettes are often promoted as a way for smokers to stop using traditional cigarettes.
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While the marches were promoted as being organically organized, this was far from the case.
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Copenhagen is usually promoted as a 'bicycle heaven' with around 150,000 people cycling to work everyday.
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Even art that is promoted as queer or feminist usually feature thin, conventionally attractive, white women.
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"From the beginning, birth control and abortion were promoted as means of effectuating eugenics," he wrote.
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Clinton is now opposed to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which she promoted as secretary of state.
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" The event is being promoted as a "march" or a "rally," but emphatically not a "protest.
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These films are promoted as much as possible to generate the maximum return for a studio.
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Matt Kovalakides has been promoted as the company's new "head creator liaison" role at the company.
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Glutathione is promoted as a safe alternative, but there's no clear evidence to support that claim.
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The diet widely promoted as protective against heart disease also is most effective against breast cancer.
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Robotic companions are being promoted as an antidote to the burden of longer, lonelier human lives.
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Saturday nights are for those who are 21 and above and promoted as "grown and sexy" night.
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Bitcoin transactions are sometimes promoted as instant and nearly free, but they're often relatively slow and expensive.
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Glyphosate, for example, is one of the chemicals promoted as a "safer" alternative to more noxious pesticides.
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Breast-feeding needs to be supported, accepted and promoted as the normal way to feed a baby.
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When something is promoted as free, the first thing cynical shoppers do is look for the catch.
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"So I see these smacking bans, which are promoted as awareness raising, as highly suspect," she said.
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It's also developed virtual reality (VR) microphones that are already being promoted as the standard for VR production.
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Carpenter worries about the possibility of addiction because the devices are promoted as being safer than conventional cigarettes.
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On social media, ''The Epic'' was promoted as a kind of jazz sequel to ''To Pimp a Butterfly.
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OFTEN promoted as a way of mitigating risk, futures contracts are frequently more like new ways of gambling.
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Others who will be promoted as we complement their strengths and their skills with folks from the outside.
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This is wishful thinking, but we hope Gravity Rush 2 gets promoted as this fall's big exclusive release.
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It's promoted as men and women, all towards that brand and product, and he sells it as one.
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State-run lotteries have been promoted as a way to raise additional revenues for services like public education.
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The emphasis matches the alternatives she has long promoted as a conservative advocate and philanthropist for school choice.
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It continues to be promoted as a gem with a finite supply, bound to run out one day.
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Though lavishly outfitted and promoted as a major tourist draw, Tai Kwun also functions as serious art space.
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The album, formerly named Yandhi, was promoted as a gospel album in line with West's rededication to God.
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And embalmed bodies, which funeral directors promoted as sanitary, medical and therefore necessary, became the centerpieces of funerals.
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The suits also allege that Trump University was promoted as an accredited university even though it was not.
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A bizarre and vicious form of animal cruelty promoted as entertainment in Nepal has hopefully come to an end.
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In reality, thanks to the physiology of nutrition, certain ingredients that are promoted as being helpful don't actually work.
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Twitter said it did not block the video, but rather temporarily prevented it from being promoted as an advertisement.
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Nuclear power is being promoted as a necessary low-carbon solution to help mitigate the risks of climate change.
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In "American Juggalo," the festival resembles what it is often promoted as by its attendees: an enormous family reunion.
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The trains are being promoted as a cheaper alternative to stringing wires on rail lines that are not electrified.
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Those products were promoted as free, but came with monthly fees if customers didn't cancel during the trial period.
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Uber was promoted as a transportation option in the Google Maps app, and Uber drivers relied on Google Maps.
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While it's promoted as increasing the chance of an embryo implanting, a recent large randomized trial found no benefit.
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The expedition had a Heinkel He 72 Seekadett seaplane, which was promoted as an example of Nazi industrial innovation.
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But anything promoted as a way to do good ought to be held to a higher standard than that.
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Many of these groups specifically referred to the current president and the policies he has promoted as motivating factors.
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Promoted as "an explorer's guide to the world's hidden wonders," this book is sure to be a great conversation starter.
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Dubbed "the extendable arm fight game," Arms is being promoted as the newest addition to Nintendo's expanding roster of characters.
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The House passed two bills Thursday which President Trump has promoted as part of his proposed crackdown on illegal immigration.
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So what was originally promoted as an entirely automated system is actually a cyborg-like blend of AI and humans.
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The instant coffee was promoted as a male enhancement product and sold online nationwide from July 2014 though June 2016.
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When the product was introduced in 2004, it was promoted as having less fat and fewer calories — and sales soared.
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Now it has a museum — promoted as the only one in Italy devoted solely to jewelry — that matches its heritage.
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For instance, the Iranian Aparat video sharing site is promoted as an alternative to the censored but still accessible YouTube.
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But Camille -- who was promoted as Gronk's GF during an appearance on "Barstool Sports" this week -- isn't letting it go.
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His campaigns to provide toilets and subsidized gas cylinders for poorer Indians are often promoted as ways to empower women.
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This is one reason that rereleases of classic albums are promoted as having been painstakingly remastered from the original tapes.
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CBD, short for cannabidiol, a non-psychotropic component of cannabis and hemp, is being promoted as the latest miracle cure.
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To give NKOTB some credit, this was the first Super Bowl halftime show to be promoted as a real concert.
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On Twitter, a lengthy video was heavily promoted as "proof" her claims were backed up by "strong evidence" and science.
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For years, natural gas has been promoted as a cleaner alternative to coal-fired electricity, and its use has surged.
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The book, titled "If I Did It," was promoted as a hypothetical first-hand story from Simpson on the murders.
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It is also rapidly losing its association with the gilded traits Trump has long promoted as the essence of his business.
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Unfortunately, though standing desks have been heavily promoted as the antidote to our sedentary lifestyle, their benefits have been grossly oversold.
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The EPAs were promoted as a new breed of trade deal, and were supposed to bring development and regional co-operation.
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The concerts are being promoted as intimate events at iconic venues – giving concert goers a unique experience they couldn't get elsewhere.
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The loss of Sirte would take away Islamic State's main base in Libya, one it promoted as beachhead in North Africa.
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For the record, Erika has a lot of gay fans, but her show is not being promoted as a gay event.
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Ideally, personality wouldn't factor into how and when we're promoted — but certain personality types won't get promoted as often as others.
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All three are defendants, and according to the SEC had made financial presentations promoted as "Blessed Life Conferences" at churches nationwide.
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In the 1990s, diesel cars were promoted as "greener" than gasoline, but concentrations of nitrogen oxide and other greenhouse gases increased.
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The next year, the Chicago Cubs held what is believed to be the first game promoted as a gay pride event.
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When elephants are relocated to zoos, it is often promoted as a rescue from a drought-stricken landscape with limited resources.
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Another recent law, promoted as a funding transparency effort, makes it tougher for human rights groups to work in the country.
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" The project, which includes two towers, 503,476 luxury apartments and even a medical center for pets, was promoted as "Kushner 1.
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Guidelines — and there are many — are often promoted as "evidence-based" even though they rely on "evidence" unsuited to its application.
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" The movie is being promoted as a "poignant story of justice and faith, love and hate, and the healing power of forgiveness.
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The display was called (very forgettably) the LG 38UC99, and it was promoted as LG's first 5K display with USB-C support.
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Some are trying—YouTube's "Kids" app is a start, but it should be aggressively promoted as the company's default option for children.
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The "Sumangali scheme" (happily married) was promoted as an easy way to obtain the hefty dowries families need to marry off daughters.
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"In a sense this rhetoric is potentially more harmful because it's not so clearly being promoted as hate," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) was seemingly being promoted as the Democratic Party's next presidential hopeful, many on the left immediately got excited.
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"Therefore, if you are buying a supplement promoted as 'nascent iodine', it is most likely sodium iodide or potassium iodide," she said.
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Alcoholic beverages, low-alcohol beers promoted as "nonalcoholic," and foods containing alcohol are banned, too, as are vitamins and similar dietary supplements.
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Last year, Parliament passed the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, which was widely promoted as a tool to curb online sexual harassment.
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"Electrolyte supplements are promoted as preventing nausea and cramping caused by low salt levels, but this is a false paradigm," said Lipman.
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Ridwan Mansyur, a Supreme Court spokesman, said the judges were promoted as part of normal assessments, Viva news reported on its website.
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" This year's study found that "women are just as interested in being promoted as men, and they ask for promotions at comparable rates.
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The final season of Girls, which premieres on Sunday, February 12 has been promoted as the season where all the gals grow up.
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Although the show was first promoted as showing Carey planning her wedding, it remains to be seen how much Packer will now appear.
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Life of Kylie is being promoted as a rare opportunity to get to know the girl behind all of the glitz and glamour.
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Hughes and Bass served jointly in the deputy chief of staff role, and Hughes was promoted as the department plans for Bass' departure.
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Although the bills are promoted as providing a right to direct access to experimental medication, they all fail to achieve this one goal.
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But the MBTI is also promoted as a means of self-discovery, and that is undoubtedly why it is so widely used today.
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This undeveloped property in Los Angeles, promoted as the Mountain of Beverly Hills, "is a crown jewel," its listing agent, Aaron Kirman, said.
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Nevertheless, the Trump administration is proposing changes promoted as ways to simplify the law that will, in fact, be a huge step backward.
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Underground carbon storage has been promoted as part of a push by the United States and other countries to develop "clean coal" technology.
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Modernism, once promoted as a break from the country's colonial past, came to be seen as equally alien — and alienating to international tourists.
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For weeks, geologists had warned of increasing gas and steam at the White Island volcano, which is promoted as New Zealand's most active.
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For better or worse, President Obama's final State of the Union address was not the transformationally different event it had been promoted as.
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Both are promoted as cheap alternatives to pricier, higher end AR (or "mixed reality") devices and both have videos showing off how they work.
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Wealth Matters It's promoted as a way to gain independence and build wealth, but entrepreneurs need to know what they are getting into first.
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More recently, the Pi has been promoted as a way for small companies to get hardware projects (such as Kickstarter campaigns) up and running.
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Such folk believe a conspiracy grips America: that jabs are promoted as a plot to dupe and impoverish a supposedly ever-sicker American public.
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Links that don't pass Facebook's muster will be pushed down in News Feed and can't be promoted as part of a Facebook ad campaign.
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Yep, some "intelligent assistants," promoted as advanced conversational AIs, have turned out to be little more than digital puppets operated by poorly paid people.
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"It is also rapidly losing its association with the gilded traits Trump has long promoted as the essence of his business," the report said.
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Meditation and mindfulness are often promoted as a treatment for all kinds of mental and health problems, but it doesn't always work for everyone.
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Last year, 10 of Live Nation's festivals were promoted as part of Snapchat's Live Stories, which collect video snippets from fans, interspersed with advertising.
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Buffered creatine is sometimes promoted as more effective and as resulting in less of the creatine breaking down into creatinine, a less useful byproduct.
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Targeting people with individualized TV commercials using cable or satellite boxes has been promoted as the future of television for at least a decade.
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Called "Tiberis," an ancient name for Rome's main waterway, the municipal beach had been promoted as Rome's answer to Seine-side installations in Paris.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The book was already being promoted as an explosive exposé of Chinese influence infiltrating the highest levels of Australian politics and media.
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Denver was promoted as an early favorite in the race for HQ2, but the bid didn't fare well in CNBC's analysis of top contenders.
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E-cigarettes have been promoted as a safer alternative to smoking cigarettes, but dessert-like flavors have been blamed for enticing teenagers into vaping.
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They were already under fire after several government studies showed that diesel cars, once promoted as environmentally friendly, frequently pollute much more than advertised.
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This season was promoted as the final episodes of Rick Grimes in The Walking Dead, but episodes aren't the same as TV movies, you see.
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Her latest single, the hopefully titled "Never Really Over," released last week, is being promoted as her "comeback" solo release after two years of silence.
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Moreover, whereas a decade ago charter schools were promoted as a social justice necessity, they have recently fallen on the wrong side of woke ideology.
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This fund, Yu'e Bao (or "leftover treasure"), was promoted as a way for people to earn interest on the cash in their e-commerce accounts.
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Retinol has long been promoted as a beauty enhancer, and their black cherry, acerola and pomegranate concoction is the first drinkable version, the company says.
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A non-drinker is far more likely to champion a product made with their tastes in mind, and not just promoted as "booze-free booze".
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The trouble is, some of the products he promoted as proof of his business success have either folded or are not sold to the public.
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Hyundai Motor said vice president Lee Byungho was promoted as president heading the China business of flagship Hyundai Motor Co and affiliate Kia Motors Corp.
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A rookie, Wallace is the only African-American driver in Nascar's top level and has been promoted as one of the sport's bright young stars.
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Such concerns need to be acknowledged, understood and addressed if having a dog is to be promoted as a way of increasing exercise, she says.
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Sales of diesel cars are plummeting, a development that threatens the prospects for a technology that carmakers once promoted as a solution to climate change.
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Michelle Obama has only published one book, American Grown, which was about food and gardening and the anti-obesity campaign she promoted as first lady.
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Biotin, a supplement ingredient long promoted as an aid in hair growth, probably won't do anything unless you're deficient in the nutrient, which is rare.
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It's a curious choice, given that this crowning readymade marks a recent past in which caucasian beauty was unapologetically promoted as the exemplar for commercial manufacturing.
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Franchises are often promoted as businesses that fare well in a recession, but Darrell Johnson, chief executive of FRANdata, said the research did not support that.
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I figured because I started off strong that I was good, but that conversation should have been coming up every time I was promoted as well.
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While many of the videos that spread online were taken by bystanders, police body cameras were promoted as a way to increase police accountability and transparency.
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The new procedure is being promoted as a way to address that problem by making a patient's knee more stable, and it has gained some admirers.
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Coca-Cola's Vault brand was promoted as a hybrid energy-drink soda when it was brought to market in 2005 to compete with Pepsi's Mountain Dew.
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Hundreds die each year in weekend hunting "competitions," often for prizes or gambling pots, that are promoted as a way to attract young people to hunting.
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Since the flavoring chemicals are considered safe to eat, e-cigarettes are often promoted as a alternative to traditional cigarettes, researchers note in Frontiers in Physiology.
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Curated by Andrew Berardini and presented by the French Comité Professionnel des Galeries d'Art, The 13th Floor was promoted as a "proposition" on the Felix website.
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The supplement, made from the leaves of ginkgo trees, was widely used in ancient Chinese medicine and still is promoted as a way to preserve memory.
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Kronos was promoted as a hacking tool that could retrieve data including user names and passwords, A.T.M. PINs, and personal information useful in cracking security questions.
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More than two dozen services were promoted as surveillance tools for spying on romantic partners, according to the researchers and reporting by The New York Times.
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Democrats promote a different cause nearly every week, with each rally promoted as an opportunity to mobilize social groups for elections and a practical policy agenda.
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The plants were highly automated, with the walls painted white, just as Mr. Jobs liked them, and they were promoted as a symbol of American ingenuity.
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Instead, Trump held his own rally in Iowa at the same time as the debate, which he promoted as a way to raise money for charity.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the Caribbean island state of Barbados, rainwater collection has been promoted as a way to boost scarce supplies of fresh water.
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The idea that spending more on preventive care will reduce overall health care spending is widely believed and often promoted as a reason to support reform.
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"HPV was first associated with cervical cancer," McGill University researcher and study author Gilla Shapiro told Motherboard, so the vaccine was promoted as protection against that.
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Feeney said that during the Fringe—an annual event promoted as "the largest arts festival in the world"—there were several other silent disco tours going on.
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Those standards also call for infants to sleep on flat surfaces; the Rock 'N Play sleeper is inclined, a feature that Fisher-Price had promoted as beneficial.
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Either the Christian festival was promoted as an alternative to, or even a thinly disguised version of, the pagan Roman festival of Sol Invictus, the Unconquered Sun.
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With government acquiescence and professional society participation, all sorts of sugary products were promoted as "low-fat" or "fat-free" -- such as Froot Loops and Frosted Flakes.
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A Google-made ad blocker could stifle competition among third-party ad blockers, especially if it were promoted as a built-in feature in Google's Chrome browser.
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The sauna was allegedly holding a sex party, promoted as "The Wild One," for which guests were charged 185,000 Indonesian rupees (US$14) to attend, Argo said.
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I'm also told that Stuart will remain an independent brand and GeoPost subsidiary, and that Damien Bon, COO at Stuart, is being promoted as CEO of Stuart.
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Second, the problems here stemmed from "cross-selling" — soliciting customers to buy multiple products — which Wells Fargo has promoted as the cornerstone of its retail business model.
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The HBO movie was promoted as portraying the real-life process of making the series, though it was criticized as inaccurate by the Louds and Mr. Gilbert.
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Outside, some of Mr. Richard's supporters sang "Congratulations," one of his hit songs in Britain, where he was once promoted as the country's equivalent to Elvis Presley.
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"While surveillance is often promoted as a law enforcement tool, surveillance also functions as a form of societal control," EFF Senior Investigative Researcher Dave Maass told Motherboard.
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Insect farming has long been promoted as the solution to these problems, in large part because bugs are very efficient at turning organic material into digestible proteins.
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It could also jeopardize efforts to negotiate a trans-Atlantic trade agreement that Mr. Johnson has promoted as one of the prizes of Britain's newly independent status.
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Amazon offers "Smash-Up" in two versions, one of which is promoted as being restored by a company called the Film Detective — that's the one you want.
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There, said Blankenship, Fraley saw a photograph promoted as the likely inspiration behind the iconic image of Rosie the Riveter in the "We can do it" poster.
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The law, the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, was widely promoted as a tool to punish internet activity by banned militant groups and curb online sexual harassment.
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Mr. Wilding won fame in rare-book circles in 2012 for exposing a book, promoted as a rare ancient copy of a work by Galileo, as fraudulent.
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Suspiciously, FK Železnik, who were promoted as runners up, were led by one of Arkan's associates who would be murdered in a gangland execution the following year.
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Elections for Iran's 290-seat Parliament usually focus on local issues in each election district, but the candidates in Tehran, the capital, are often promoted as national figures.
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The final straw was a tweet promoted as a "must read" in early June from the museum's Twitter account sharing an article from TAZ, a left-wing daily.
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He allowed one run off five hits over seven innings to beat the White Sox 20-153 after being promoted as the 215th roster player before a doubleheader.
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The not-so-subtle dig at Republican front-runner Donald Trump showed up in what Christie's aides promoted as an important speech on "American leadership" in the morning.
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Few corporate deals can boast of being brought together with the help of a French president, or promoted as a vision of Europe's future by a German chancellor.
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"Night testing - as one of the approaches to reaching communities - needs to be promoted as one of a comprehensive package of services," Samba told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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One was Trump University, the real estate sales seminar that Donald J. Trump promoted as a way for average people to profit from opportunities in the housing market.
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Founded in 1879, and later promoted as a marriage agency for the town's single women, the club has more recently assumed a rather playful and sometimes satirical tone.
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Like corn ethanol, biodiesel is promoted as a clean, green fuel, but that is only if you ignore its air, water, and land impacts and hefty price tag.
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At various points over the past several years, a number of policy initiatives have been intensely debated and promoted as the best way to help end the crisis.
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Several states let residents count donations to private schools as state tax payments under certain circumstances, an initiative that conservatives have promoted as a step toward school vouchers.
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He also faces headwinds in winning congressional passage of the retooled version of the North American Free Trade Agreement, which he has promoted as benefiting workers in Michigan.
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Amid rising crime rates, black mayors, judges, prosecutors and police chiefs embraced tough-on-crime policies that they promoted as pro-black with tragic consequences for black America.
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At its peak, the privately held company was valued at a lofty $9 billion, and Ms. Holmes was promoted as one of the nation's most successful female entrepreneurs.
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I did try five slides, including one promoted as a first-of-its-kind "saucer" ride called Maku, which sends multipassenger rafts speeding around wide, open-air corners.
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But on what the Bucks promoted as Greek Night, head coach Mike Budenholzer gave Thanasis the nod to start, the 15th game this season he has seen action.
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He was talking about what it was like to try and sell investors on his company, which was being promoted as having a focus on diversity and authenticity.
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The app is promoted as needing just 20 seconds of your time daily, which means donating via Tinbox takes about as much effort as requesting an Uber ride.
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Wade had been with Lookers for about four years and was the company's franchise director at its Audi division before being promoted as operations chief on Feb. 5.
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Some of the casinos under construction in Sihanoukville have been promoted as being part of China's giant state-sponsored foreign infrastructure program, called the Belt and Road Initiative.
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In recent years, Mr. Fleming's business has been responsible for nearly half of Morgan Stanley's revenue and was regularly promoted as an important component of the company's future strategy.
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The researchers caution, however, that the studies that followed people over time may be biased since artificial sweeteners are promoted as a treatment for conditions like obesity or diabetes.
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Elders was already a controversial figure when she was asked, at a 1994 AIDS conference, whether masturbation should be promoted as part of an effort to slow the epidemic.
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Blank Check Blank Check was promoted as "television's first ESP game" — but a psychic couldn't have predicted it would only have a seven month run on NBC in 1975.
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Facebook has drawn broad criticism for its role in the 2016 election, which saw Russian propaganda widely shared and often promoted as advertisements in violation of federal election law.
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How would the accomplished director be able to recast a role in a film already promoted as starring Spacey, just weeks before the publicized release date without anyone knowing?
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The visit is also being promoted as part of the UAE's designation of 2019 as the "Year of Tolerance," an initiative led by UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed.
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At the core of his movement, promoted as a peace-loving form of Islam, is the concept of Hizmet, which his followers describe as a type of public service.
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The Election Integrity Act requires all voting machines used in federal elections by 2018 to keep a paper trail, a move often promoted as a safeguard against digital tampering.
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What presidential transition scholar Martha Kumar called "a new level cooperation" between the Bush and Obama teams in 2008 should be promoted as the unquestioned model in the future.
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This lay meditation movement was later promoted as a practice available to an international audience — a development that is part of the history of contemporary Western fascination with mindfulness.
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Logging, including many projects deceptively promoted as forest "thinning," removes fire-resistant trees, reduces the cooling shade of the forest canopy and leaves behind highly combustible twigs and branches.
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In the rush, a bullet is seemingly left behind, which Angela Valdes (Lela Loren), newly promoted as the head of the criminal division, and her team of investigators discover.
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"In nearly three decades at Bloomberg LP and working with Mike, I've seen women grow professionally, earn more opportunities, and get promoted as they also raised families," Harris said.
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In addition, China sold Ecuador technology which, though promoted as a 22014 public safety tool, was used by the Correa government to keep tabs on and harass political opponents.
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He should worry about the security of these people — because he cannot escape responsibility for the hate-filled divisiveness he has promoted as he pursued public revenge against them.
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The F.D.A. has already zeroed in on another supplement, kratom, a botanical substance that has been promoted as a safe substitute for opioids and an adjunct to opioid use.
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Blackburn has been a vocal critic of Twitter ever since the company temporarily suspended one of her campaign videos from being promoted as an ad because it mentioned abortion.
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"Although it is being promoted as a fee on 'large polluters,' I-1631 would actually exempt many of the state's largest carbon emitters," the NO on 1631 website reads.
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In their desperation, Ford and GM are toying with a new strategy: putting their tech assets into ring-fenced divisions that can be promoted as "new Ford" and "new GM".
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Accountancy, medicine, education, espionage, and seafaring all have their own tools and modes of analysis, but none of those approaches was widely promoted as the solution to virtually everything else.
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Ken Abramowitz, a Republican fundraiser who was promoted as a prominent Trump backer by one of the super PACs, the Committee for American Sovereignty, said things are only getting started.
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Known as SESTA/FOSTA, the law was promoted as a means to combat sex trafficking, but in practice it eradicated websites and other platforms where consenting sex workers meet clients.
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A new technology called eSIM, or electronic SIM, which is being promoted as a new standard by the GSMA, allows customers to more easily move their phones between different carriers.
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With her enthusiastic "Call me now!" catch phrase, Jamaican accent and head wraps, Harris was promoted as the psychic "Miss Cleo" who could read tarot cards and predict the future.
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What was promoted as an exchanging of rings was better characterized as a facetious litany of moments designed to go viral, artifice presented with frenzied urgency but no earnest emotion.
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Conor McGregor has a pretty powerful supporter -- with Chuck Liddell telling TMZ Sports the Irishman is right ... his fight with Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone should be promoted as the MAIN event.
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It will be promoted as Representative Waters&apos 'official sample ballot' and will contain brief quotes, which convey her opinions and endorsements of the federal and non-federal candidates listed.
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At McDonald's Kempczinski joined McDonald's as part of the global strategy team in October 2015 and was promoted as president of McDonald's USA within a year-and-half of joining.
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The solar park has been promoted as one of the largest in the world, spread over 2000,214 acres (210,103 hectares) of land in the Cholistan desert in east-central Pakistan.
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Critics warned that the bill could provoke a backlash similar to what Indiana faced last year after officials there backed a measure that was also promoted as safeguarding religious liberty.
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They also may not want to share a cut of subscription revenue with Roku, as is required today to be promoted as a subscription add-on within The Roku Channel.
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The legislation was promoted as a gentler version of laws like those in Australia, Germany and France that require certain kinds of hate speech to be removed from the internet.
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They have stated adamantly and repeatedly a desire to have North Korea, one of the world's most isolated countries, compete in what is being promoted as the Games of Peace.
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The legislation opened the door to new methods of crowdfunding, promoted as a new way to lower the regulatory barriers that have prevented companies from raising money from ordinary people.
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Ms. Vandever said that despite being promoted as a poster child for the school, she was one of only two women in Juilliard's robust jazz program, and often felt stranded.
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He is largely expected to continue the policies he promoted as lieutenant governor, which included pro-business tax cuts, rejection of entitlement programs, and a staunchly anti-Medicaid expansion stance.
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The anthem policy was promoted as the solution, requiring players on the field to stand during the anthem but allowing them to remain in the locker room if they wished.
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The weapons are often promoted as a safer alternative to guns, largely thanks to studies like a 2011 US Department of Justice report showing Tasers lower injury rates when used properly.
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The Route91 Harvest festival, promoted as a "three day neon sleepover," attracted fans from across the United States to hear country's biggest stars, including Jason Aldean, Eric Church and Sam Hunt.
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He endorsed Medicare-for-all, called ICE "fascistic" while declining to call for its abolition, and touted the female and minority candidates he had promoted as chair of the Queens Democrats.
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A man who President Donald Trump has promoted as an authority on voter fraud was registered to vote in multiple states during the 2016 presidential election, the Associated Press has learned.
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" The original premiere date was promoted as July 13, but now that date has been reserved for the second part of Sunday's 44-minute premiere, which ends with the word "intermission.
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The interview, which MKBHD promoted as "the most important video probably ever on my channel," took place August 15th, a week after Musk's fateful "funding secured" tweet about taking Tesla private.
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Pickerill — who was most recently the senior vice president, treasurer and head of investor relations at Expedia — succeeds Mark Okerstrom, who was recently promoted as the chief executive of the company.
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The funds were promoted as a special opportunity for mom-and-pop investors, who are allowed for the first time to participate in tech IPOs as cornerstone investors along with institutions.
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Betsy Duke, who only joined the board of the third-largest U.S. lender in 2015, will be promoted as Wells tries to repair damage caused by widespread sales abuses against customers.
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Among its more prominent investments is in Apollo Towers, which runs cellphone towers in Myanmar and which the firm has promoted as having helped spur mobile phone use in the country.
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He is within kissing distance of a celebration of his entire career at the Hall of Fame, in an event that could be promoted as a must-see show in itself.
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Meanwhile, "The Female Persuasion" is being promoted as a major literary event, anointed "a feminist blockbuster" (by Kirkus ) and "this era's Great American Novel" (in the modest estimation of its publisher).
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As an example, the whistle-blower said the drug Lamictal had been aggressively promoted as a treatment for bipolar disorder, even though it had been approved in China only for epilepsy.
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Donaldson, not as highly promoted as the others, was paired against No. 23 David Goffin of Belgium, a veteran player who had reached the quarterfinals of the French Open this year.
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One early casualty of Trump's presidency looks to be the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade agreement with Japan and 10 other countries promoted as a strategic response to China's growing influence.
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Concluding with Mayweather's victory, the duel, despite having been relentlessly promoted as the "event of the year," failed to meet the expectations of the myriad fans who anticipated a ruthless battle.
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The book has been promoted as a candid tell-all in which, now that Clinton is finally out of politics for good, she will at last tell us she truly thinks.
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But many databases sold or otherwise promoted as new breach data are fake – either built from already-leaked data from the correct site, or amalgams of data from other sites' leaks.
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Lauric acid has been been promoted as a health tonic by everyone from Dr. Oz to Angelina Jolie, but many physicians point to the lack of legitimate research on its effects.
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" In 2016, the brewery, which is based in Delaware, began producing its 21-calorie sour, SeaQuench Ale, which it promoted as "the most thirst-quenching beer Dogfish Head has ever brewed.
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AMC has leaned into the promotional benefits of Lincoln leaving -- the season is being heavily promoted as "Rick Grimes' Final Episodes" -- ratcheting up the pressure to craft a meaningful, satisfying sendoff.
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Cannabis legalization in the United States and Canada was promoted as a radical social experiment that would tame the illegal trade and usher in a new era of responsible drug use.
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In addition to seeing a narrowing of the overall wage gap at the firms, researchers found pay transparency also led to more women being promoted, as well as more women hires.
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They could well reach the League Two play-offs this term, which for a team promoted as National League champions only a season and a half ago would represent a major success.
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Funded for four consecutive classes of students by a Ford Foundation grant, it was promoted as a means to root out inefficiencies in the education system and more rapidly cultivate bright minds.
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LONDON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Unilever has acquired Pukka herbal teas, the latest in a string of deals by the Anglo-Dutch consumer giant to add smaller brands promoted as artisanal or healthy.
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Recent experience drilling in the fields with a technique that has been promoted as a big advance have so far been disappointing, and that could disrupt the production growth best-case scenario.
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"It's not that there aren't world-class performers who punch a time clock for a paycheck, but for most this is the slowest path to prosperity, promoted as the safest," Siebold writes.
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Sponsored by the Swiss wealth-management company UBS, the exhibitions have been promoted as significant expansions of the museum's non-Western collection base, though that growth comes across as limited and halfhearted.
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Once promoted as a useful, low-cost way to provide a sense of safety, the waiting areas have become obsolete, some say — relics of an unruly era in the subway system's past.
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Philip D. Murphy, the Democratic candidate for governor, made a campaign visit to a construction site in Robbinsville, N.J., for what is being promoted as one of the world's largest Hindu temples.
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The package of cuts, which President Trump had promoted as "historic," amounted to a gesture of fiscal responsibility after the passage in March of a $1.3 trillion spending bill that agitated conservatives.
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The garden expanded, and it was eventually promoted as a job-training program, which was enthusiastically supported by the city, eager to demonstrate that it was equipping people for life after prison.
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He played a critical role in persuading Mr. Trump to support a criminal justice overhaul, which he has also promoted as a way to help Mr. Trump win over African-American voters.
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The law allows the products to be promoted as "supporting" the health of various parts of the body if no claim is made that they can prevent, treat or cure any ailment.
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"Family reunification" or chain migration policies are promoted as an act of benevolence, but the result is an influx of people who do not serve the best interests of the United States.
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The night she was promoted as PepsiCo's president, her own mother asked her to run out for milk before she could tell her the big news, she writes in a 2017 LinkedIn post.
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Relying on millimeter wave so heavily could cause 5G rollout to stall, especially relative to other countries, PC Mag wrote:5G is promoted as having massively faster speeds and lower latency than 4G.
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The Bitcoin technology, which first emerged in 2009, has been promoted as a way to quickly and cheaply move money across national borders without using traditional money-transmitting services such as Western Union.
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Tim Kaine is being promoted as the safest choice, but he is so boring on the stump that it's hard to imagine him inspiring anyone anywhere to even show up at the polls.
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The compound, which can be extracted from marijuana or hemp and is already sold in various forms, does not get people high and is promoted as a method of easing anxiety or inflammation.
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"It was promoted as this extravagant development, but in many ways it failed spectacularly," says Chicago-based photographer Noritaka Minami, who first learned about California City while attending graduate school at UC Irvine.
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Text messages between the complainant and Mr. Khan were interspersed with emojis and specific references to Yale's campus culture, which defense lawyers promoted as proof of flirtation; the complainant said they meant nothing.
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These are just some of the effects of President Trump's large-scale rollback of environmental regulations over two years, which have been promoted as creating jobs, liberating businesses and helping the economy grow.
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Experts also say condom use should be promoted as part of a broader prevention strategy along with safe-sex behaviors, increased testing and medication such as pre-exposure prophylaxis―commonly known as PrEP.
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Of course, the worst flaw involving a smartphone in September of 2016 was actually promoted as a feature—the removal of the headphone jack on the iPhone 7, which many competitors quickly copied.
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The bipartisan Senate measure, which sidesteps the privatization issue, contains a series of travel security provisions that Senate Republicans have promoted as the most comprehensive increase in airport security in nearly a decade.
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En route from Japan, he tweeted about the 1994 crime bill Biden promoted as a senator and is now seen as a disaster by many liberals, especially in the crucial African-American voting bloc.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ISTANBUL — Insecurity appears today as the general condition of a world largely defined by an industry promoted as the sole provider of the apparent opposite: the security industries.
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The Natural Cycles app, which costs $913 a year on Android and iOS, has been promoted as a birth control method that tracks a user's cycle to say which days the user is fertile.
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The Court faced a formidable task in explaining how a policy that the president had once actively promoted as a "Muslim ban" was other than a reflection of a preference for non-Muslim religions.
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His evening Twitter message reversed a decision by his own administration over Zimbabwe that was announced this week and promoted as recently as Friday afternoon by the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Promoted as an encyclopedic museum, Louvre Abu Dhabi opened to much fanfare last month, and now it appears to have secured a work that is sure to attract tourists from all over the world.
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In the past, de Blasio aides have argued that the mayor's use of the PACs -- initially promoted as a tool to help liberal Democrats win national and state seats -- does not violate the law.
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The bottom line: From the beginning, broadband access was promoted as a means to reduce inequality between urban and rural America, but despite these programs to bridge this original "digital divide," stubborn gaps remains.
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When a map promoted as being extraordinarily rare, like this one, appears on the market, if often attracts wide attention from experts in the field, who use high-resolution images to study the artifact.
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Closing the Paris office, which was first reported by Reuters on Thursday, could spark opposition in France, where the merger of France's Lafarge with Switzerland's Holcim in 2015 was promoted as a merger of equals.
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From a 1891 handbook by the stage hypnotist Dr. Vint to a poster of the American showman Kennedy the Mesmerist (promoted as "King Laughmaker of the World"), the powerful hypnotists were mostly heavily mustachioed men.
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Virtual reality spinoffs of major games sometimes get promoted as an immersive, physicalized version of a thing people already love — Fallout 4's VR version, for example, looks so far like Fallout 4 with teleportation.
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Critics say Morocco is letting slide the freedoms King Mohammed promoted as a concession to the protesters, by putting pressure on activists and politicians who were empowered by the new constitution guaranteeing freedom of speech.
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The other lesson Jon seems to learn from this experience is that almost dying is a great way to get promoted, as Sam convinces the Night's Watch to elect Jon as the new Lord Commander.
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The new video, which hit YouTube on Wednesday, was promoted as a short film, and featured more of a narrative arc than the first video, which mostly just showcased SelGo writhing around on a bed.
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"Samsung has very many seasoned veterans who will get promoted as a result of the executive shuffling," Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy, told CNBC before the decisions were announced.
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Similarly, a construction project completed in 2016 over the ruins of the hilltop castle Ernjak was promoted as "the restored Alinja fortress — the Machu-Picchu of Azerbaijan," with no reference to its deep Armenian past.
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ALEX & EVE This Australian comedy is being promoted as the antipodean "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," except this time it's the groom who's Greek, and the woman he hopes to marry is a Lebanese Muslim.
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A border adjustment tax on imports has been promoted as a way both to attack the U.S. trade deficit and generate revenues that would help avoid paying for tax cuts by expanding the national deficit.
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For months and months, movement conservatives and elected Republicans—along with a non-trivial contingent of political commentators and data journalists—promoted as conventional wisdom an idea that was really much more akin to wishful thinking.
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Initially positioned as a luxury product, with an 18-karat gold version that started at $10,000, the watch now starts at a new low price of $199 and is promoted as a health and fitness tool.
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Lawyers for the Metropolitan Police commissioner argued Thursday that the "Autumn Uprising" was promoted as and constituted a single ongoing protest and had in fact caused serious disruption, so fell within the remit of Section 14.
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Promoted as accountability tools, departments also view body cameras as tools for gathering incriminating evidence, and most use policies make it difficult for family members of a victim in an officer-involved shooting to acquire footage.
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Franchises are promoted as a way to control your destiny and build wealth by getting a head start, as well as guidance in good times and bad, from the franchiser that created or controls the concept.
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The arrests took place at a sauna and gym venue in the north of the city following an event promoted as "The Wild One," with police arresting attendees as well as performers and the venue owner.
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"This is important because e-cigarettes are widely promoted as a smoking cessation tool," said senior author Stanton Glantz, director of the Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education at the University of California, San Francisco.
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While the American green smoothie is promoted as the "fastest way to get your veggies," its Andean counterpart is considered a cure for an array of ailments, including anemia, fever, tuberculosis, typhus and even female infertility.
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It has been promoted as a modern version of the August 1969 Woodstock festival, which was billed as "three days of peace and music" and is regarded as one of the pivotal moments in music history.
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The Z-2000 has been promoted as a replacement for the People's Liberation Army's 219-year-old Black Hawks used on the Tibetan Plateau and the Russian-built Ka-2685s which provide air cover for warships.
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More recently, in what should have been a triumphant moment, Ms. Okorafor's name was omitted from some headlines announcing the HBO series based on "Who Fears Death," while Mr. Martin was promoted as an executive producer.
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"It was easy to take gender equality — an ideal that was widely promoted — as the reality and regard problems as reminiscent of old systems and ideology that would erode with time," said Professor Zhang, the sociologist.
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While mammoth ivory has been promoted as an ethical alternative, since it does not come from the poaching of live animals, some conservationists argue that the booming trade in it fuels demand for ivory in general.
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Clover Health's incentive is to do away with paperwork and focus more on the patient by using "predictive analytics technology" — a feature Clover promoted as a way to keep costs down using the Medicare Advantage Plan.
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Thinking back to it, I always remember people were interested in this fact about Bolt Thrower around me but Bolt Thrower has never been promoted as female anything so people always had immense respect for her.
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After that, it will be the Astros' Justin Verlander against Washington's Stephen Strasburg in Game 6, a resumption of the four-of-a-kind aces series that was promoted as soon as the Series contenders were set.
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It was promoted as a "special one performance-only event" with "one of the most influential singing actors in the history of opera" and was one of several gala events this year to celebrate his legendary career.
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The stock market, which Trump has long promoted as an indicator of his economic success, has taken a historic hit and, earlier this week, all of the gains made during Trump's three years in office were erased.
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His father, Richard Cleves, wrote on the company's website that he and Nicholas had ridden in the New York Century bicycle tour, which is promoted as the only all-urban 100-mile bike tour in the country.
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In the years preceding the P5+1 negotiations, Tehran's nuclear program was developing to such an extent that a preventive U.S. military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities was promoted as the least bad option on the table.
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At a special meeting in early April, an attendee questioned Mr. Saikawa about a recent disagreement between Renault and Nissan over a hybrid car technology — promoted as e-Power — that has done well in the Japanese market.
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The cabin had been promoted as the world's first seastead by the group Ocean Builders, part of a movement to build floating communities beyond the bounds of nations as a way to explore alternative societies and governments.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Trees are an overlooked source of income for farmers in sub-Saharan Africa and should be promoted as a means of reducing poverty and hunger in regions hit hard by climate change, researchers said.
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Promoted as the "biggest rhino sculpture in the world," the envisioned life-size bronze sculptures of three stacked rhinos — representing Sudan and his companions, the females known as Najin and Fatu — is a gaudy showstopper, and nothing more.
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Unwitting buyers have been left with forged paintings that were promoted as undiscovered Modernist masterpieces, counterfeit wines and even an apparently faulty estate plan that caused a $2.7 billion — yes, billion — tax bill from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Second, President Trump is no Henry II. Thomas Becket had been King Henry II's lord chancellor, but was technically in religious orders, so Henry got him promoted as archbishop of Canterbury, the highest church office in the land.
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Sanders is rejecting the centrist brand of Democratic politics that Bill Clinton promoted, as well as the deregulation of Wall Street that his administration pushed in the 1990s and which were directly connected to the 2008 financial meltdown.
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Dense with exotic proteins, teeming with legumes favored by health-conscious humans, they are promoted as delicious as well as nutritious — better for gluten-sensitive bellies, closer to the ancestral, protein-rich diets of the Yorkie's savage forebears.
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Mr. Bain was among a stable of writers enlisted by Hans Ashbourne, a magazine publisher, to produce short stories that were then promoted as if they were excerpts from forthcoming books — except that the books did not exist.
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Yesterday's eagerly anticipated media conference call may one day turn out to be the "industry-re-defining" moment it was promoted as, but right now it may be more significant for what it wasn't than what it was.
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DARK PHOENIX Just when you thought the comic-movie marathons were over, Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) goes to the dark side in a film that is being promoted as the capstone to two decades of X-Men movies.
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Charlie Rose was just the tip of the iceberg in Farrow's deeper look into the culture at CBS, in which accused men were promoted as the company paid settlements, with CEO Les Moonves being the biggest alleged perpetrator.
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This was reflected in annual increases in the number of enforcement actions filed — even though some involved minor transgressions — and large corporate penalties that were promoted as signs of the agency's renewed vigor in enforcing the securities laws.
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The survey was conducted before the Vatican announced that the Pope had sent a top sexual abuse investigator to Chile to investigate a possible cover-up of crimes by a priest whom Francis later promoted as a bishop.
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His group, the Leap Frogs, was a main attraction of a Fleet Week event promoted as offering the public, especially families with children, an opportunity to learn more about the Navy, the Coast Guard and the Marine Corps.
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The dynamic 1990 "Étoile Rouge Congolaise" with its spiky curves was envisioned as a "High Multicultural Court of Wisdom" for the Republic of the Congo, where the arts and education would be promoted as assets for well-being.
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Among the types of things that it looks at are both the actual percentages of diverse candidates screened for a job, hired and promoted, as well as characteristics that go to the type of environment the company is creating.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis's heart failure drug serelaxin flopped in a late-stage trial by not cutting cardiovascular death or slowing disease progression, marking the likely demise of a drug hopeful the Swiss firm had promoted as a potential blockbuster.
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The first is terrible if you're trying to use the 21D to shoot video (which it was initially promoted as being great for), and the latter is terrible as it makes it nearly impossible to shoot action or sports.
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The lawsuit says that when Gwynn became hooked on smokeless tobacco in the late 1970s, the cans bore no warning labels and were promoted as safer than cigarettes, even though the industry knew their products caused addiction and cancer.
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However, yohimbe -- often promoted as enhancing male sexual performance -- and energy drinks containing caffeine or other stimulant ingredients, as well as homeopathic agents that are supposed to help with migraines, asthma and other conditions, are still on the market.
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Ed Brookover, who helped manage the campaign's delegate operations in the lead up to the Republican National Convention, was fired a little more than six weeks after he was promoted as the campaign's liaison to the Republican National Committee.
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The festival, which had been promoted as an upscale, exclusive experience on a private island in the Bahamas costing attendees thousands of dollars a ticket, devolved into chaos after organizers failed to provide more than basic necessities for concertgoers.
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Other potential successors include Chief Financial Officer Jon Pruzan, head of trading Ted Pick and Shelley O'Connor, a veteran of the wealth management business who was promoted as co-head of the division on Wednesday along with Andy Saperstein.
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Perhaps most notably, the social media bookmarking website Pinboard over the weekend pointed out that Twitter appeared to be allowing Chinese propaganda operations to run promoted — as in, paid-for — tweets about the Hong Kong protests on the platform.
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For these, he was awarded the Croix de Guerre, made a chevalier of the Legion of Honor and promoted as a war hero in a political career that lofted him to prominence as a cabinet minister in several governments.
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The technology is now being promoted as a potentially "disruptive" force that could reduce the role of banks in making payments and change the way trades in financial instruments are cleared and settled, affecting market transactions worth trillions of dollars annually.
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And, according to a warning letter from the agency, Desert Farms has been making all kinds of those claims, to the point where the FDA is officially reminding Wahab that camel's milk cannot be used or promoted as being a drug.
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The bridge, likely to be regarded as an important part of Putin's legacy, has been promoted as a panacea to all that in a slick advert by Russian state television which uses computer graphics set against an upbeat Hollywood-style soundtrack.
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Why was, say, the inventive production he presented of Rossini's "Moses in Egypt" at City Center considered by many a betrayal of City Opera's mission, while this flawed "Tosca" at the Rose Theater is being promoted as a new dawn?
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With the help of Hollywood's most glamorous models and influencers, including Riley, Fyre Festival was promoted as music festival heaven for those willing to shell out $1,500 to $12,000, with those who bought VIP passes getting access to a yacht.
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Carl Edgar, 24, a regular at the bar, told the Times he also was not there Wednesday for what the bar promoted as "College Country Night," but that he knew several friends who were inside when the shooting broke out.
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She would never have considered asking to be promoted as a producer, or so we can assume, for she recognizes the role to which she is circumscribed: the entertainment, a product to be sold by those who grip the reins.
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WASHINGTON — A ruling by the Internal Revenue Service creates a significant obstacle to a new type of health care network that the Obama administration has promoted as a way to provide better care at lower cost, industry lawyers and providers say.
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Akin to Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the United States, Singles' Day has been promoted as a shopping fest by Alibaba Chairman and Chief Executive Daniel Zhang since 1003, and has grown to become the world's biggest online sales event.
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When it comes to B vitamins and particularly biotin, which is often promoted as a hair- and nail-strengthening supplement, "there isn&apost any science to prove it helps with hair growth or to cure any hair loss," Lo Sicco said.
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This is apparently what tons of people are getting out of Miss Travel, a dating site promoted as a way to meet singles who like to travel, but is more often used as a way to get free trips and sex.
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Before Trump joined the broadcast, reality TV star Dr. Mehmet Oz asked Vice President Mike Pence a leading question about an unproven drug cocktail that Trump and a number of his Fox News supporters have promoted as a possible coronavirus treatment.
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SAN FRANCISCO — When the University of Chicago Medical Center announced a partnership to share patient data with Google in 2017, the alliance was promoted as a way to unlock information trapped in electronic health records and improve predictive analysis in medicine.
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Until, in the chaos of 1968, they're plucked from the obscurity of a remote Aboriginal mission, promoted as Australia's answer to The Supremes and — grasping the chance of a lifetime — dropped into the jungles of Vietnam to entertain the troops.
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The platform will likely collect information about the use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, two drugs for malaria that President Trump has promoted as a potential cure that have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat covid-19.
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Since 2014, the Basilica Palladiana has housed the Museo del Gioiello, promoted as the only jewelry museum in Italy and one of just a handful in the world, with a treasure box of an exhibition space designed by Patricia Urquiola.
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Charter 08 was signed in the twilight of the administration of President George W. Bush, who used his second term to advance what the White House promoted as a "Freedom Agenda" in the aftermath of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Until the image surfaced, Waymo was only thought to be developing its autonomous driving platform on its cars, Lexus SUVs, and minivans, which have been extensively promoted as it ramps up its efforts with a public self-driving program in Phoenix.
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Of course at this point it's very much still a research project in IBM's labs, not quite a reality; the project is being promoted as part of the company's "five in five" predictions of turns technology will take in the next five years.
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Six feet two inches, long-legged and lean by even cycling's skeletal standards, Zakarin, a 26-year-old member of the Russia-based Katusha team, has sometimes been promoted as having the potential to be the first Russian winner of the Tour.
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Since then, the act of writing things down has been increasingly promoted as beneficial to mental well-being—frequently self-help books and fluffy internet articles will use journaling, gratitude diaries, and list-making as examples of how to alleviate depression and anxiety.
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Mr. Wu said Finland's top attractions for Chinese travelers include reindeer safaris and an area near the Arctic Circle that is promoted as the home of Santa Claus (and which Xi Jinping visited a few years before he became president of China).
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BUENOS AIRES — Argentina reached a three-year deal with the International Monetary Fund on Thursday for a $20193 billion credit line, an amount that was larger than expected, which the government promoted as a vote of confidence on its market-friendly reforms.
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Complicating matters further is that the White House has publicly thrown its support behind a bipartisan separate push in the Senate to approve a more limited infrastructure package that would fall far short of what Trump promoted as a presidential candidate in 2016.
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Krishnamoorthi included in his letter a copy of Juul's presentations to American Indian tribes, where the company pitched its product to be sold at a steep discount in exchange for being promoted as a way to quit smoking by switching to Juul instead.
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It was to little avail: The Senate went ahead and passed a tax bill early on Saturday, promoted as relief for the middle class, that mainly benefits corporations and the rich — and that many economists say offers little or nothing for the poor.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists, which rates Saudi Arabia the third most censored country in the world, has documented the growing crackdown on journalists since the appointment last year of Prince Mohammed, who was first promoted as an agent of modernization and reform.
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Hamid is part of a long line of "pseudo-experts" on Islam, and he represents a much larger problem in which fringe Muslim Americans pushing an anti-Islam agenda are promoted as legitimate experts, thus mainstreaming ideas that are both offensive and incorrect.
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Earlshall Castle, Fife Price upon request10 Bedrooms6 Bathrooms53 Acres Earlshall Castle is promoted as one of the best-kept 53th century houses in Scotland and comes with its own library and billiard room and is home to a renowned Sir Robert Lorimer-designed walled garden.
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This is not Square's first foray into business in the UK. Back in 2014, we spotted that the company's point-of-sale software Register was quietly launched globally to allow people to take virtual payments, but this hasn't been actively promoted as a business.
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We're seeing something similar on the Democratic side: You can argue that Hillary Clinton has not moved on any major issue as much as she has moved on trade agreements, publicly opposing a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement she enthusiastically promoted as secretary of state.
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It has been promoted as having substantial health benefits for such individuals as kids with autism or veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, according to Carolyn Garver, director of the Dallas Autism Treatment Center and leading author of a 2011 study on the topic.
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Its main product was called the Belem Sky Plantation, in which investors were offered plots of teak trees in Brazil's northern state of Pará in deals promoted as also helping preserve the livelihood of local people and forestry lands, according to the social media website.
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Many women occupied the 'face' role throughout history: Elizabeth Stokes in the 1720s, Hattie Leslie in the 1880s, and Christy Martin in the 1990s are all examples of female boxers who the media promoted as if they were the only women fighting at the time.
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But few athletes may have a more impactful presence next month at the Games, which are being promoted as a chance to ease political and nuclear tensions on the divided Korean Peninsula after North Korea announced Tuesday that it would participate in the Games.
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It was one of a number of initiatives — including expanded fact-checking efforts and changes to how its news feed was ranked — that executives promoted as examples of how Facebook was a responsible corporate citizen that could be trusted to fix its own problems.
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Here's the tl;dr version: Under constant American diplomatic pressure and threats, Instex has gone from being promoted as the linchpin of an independent European foreign policy to a company sending less than a million euros' worth of humanitarian aid to Iran in half-secrecy.
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"Booch," as it's known, flows at megastores, coffeehouses and workplaces; and in bars in a more boozy form, with enough alcohol to rival an I.P.A. The drinks are promoted as improving digestion and diabetes, strengthening the immune system, reducing blood pressure and being detoxifying.
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At the same time, the tub is as often promoted as a playground, a setting from which younger fans post snapshots of themselves adrift in swirls of many-colored suds — "the symbol of self care for stressed American women," as Fast Company put it.
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Trump, who made his fortune in real estate, has not only imposed tariffs on Japanese steel and aluminum exports and threatened to do the same on autos, but also withdrew from a multilateral Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact that Abe had promoted as a counterweight to China.
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Not everyone is convinced: One scientist told the Guardian that Schmidhuber is setting up AI to disappoint, much like the vaunted Segway, which was promoted as an invention as important as the PC, but ended up at best a niche product, and at worst a laughingstock.
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The third film in Marvel's biggest, many-spoked franchise delivers what has been promoted as (in a much-memed phrase) the biggest crossover event in history, but keeps it lean and meaningful – a surprising feat in a movie with a two and a half hour run time.
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Xi's name and statements are a regular appearance on state media, far more than his predecessors, while Wang Qishan's anti-corruption campaign has allowed Xi allies to quickly rise to top positions in the government, most recently Chen Min'er who was promoted as party secretary of Chongqing.
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In 2014, the vote approving a constitutional amendment allowing for the "right to farm," a measure promoted as a bulwark against the overregulation of agricultural practices, and opposed by environmental groups and the Humane Society, was so close that a recount was requested, which affirmed the vote.
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Hundreds of people who had paid upwards of $12,000 for tickets to Fyre Festival, which was promoted as a luxury tropical Coachella, were instead stranded on a barren piece of the Bahamas over a weekend, their anguished Twitter and Instagram posts providing much merriment for the internet.
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Their purpose was to bring a more defiant stance to the fight for racial justice, and they promoted, as a visual emblem, the form of a leaping black panther, an animal, it was said, that did not attack unprovoked but also did not retreat from aggression.
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When the cycle finally arrived in this country in the late 18893s, it toured to jam-packed houses: Mr. Horowitz writes that in St. Louis, it was promoted as "The Greatest Operatic Attraction in the World" and packed the 3,500-seat Music Hall with an overflow crowd of 4,000.
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These measures are promoted as a way to ensure that the communities most in need get funding first, which is not a bad idea, but it also gives incumbent ISPs an advantage because even their subpar networks in rural areas won't be challenged by competition armed with government grants.
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As a university professor and the research director of a Southern gun violence prevention organization, I've spent the past eight years tracking how state and local-level court rulings and legislation promoted as limited in scope lead to sweeping changes in the ways people buy, carry and use firearms.
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First unveiled during the 22007s, it was promoted as the nation's biggest public transportation infrastructure project and was supposed to cost $2161 billion, create thousands of construction jobs and was funded by the federal government, New Jersey Transit and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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Five decades of historical events normally portrayed in black and white — from the Roaring Twenties to the Depression to the war era to Elvis and civil rights — are brought to life in a five-part series being promoted as one of the most ambitious colorizing projects ever undertaken.
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Also on the block were a Koenigsegg One:1, one of only six models promoted as the world's "first mega car," partly because of its ability to produce more than one megawatt of power; and a barely used La Ferrari, described by its manufacturer as the "most ambitious" Ferrari.
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Madaya is an important test case both for the future of any peace talks on Syria and for the credibility of the United Nations because the town is involved in a local cease-fire deal that the United Nations brokered and promoted as a building block for a nationwide cease-fire.
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Pointing to questions in many countries over Washington's role as the global economic leader, Juncker may also say the euro should be better promoted as a world currency, querying why EU energy imports, for example, are mostly priced in dollars when almost none of them come from the United States.
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After World War II, the concept of a guaranteed income was promoted as a way of redistributing income by some free-market economists led by Milton Friedman, who in part argued that it would be more efficient than the bureaucracy of running dozens of separate programs to help the poor.
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On December 3, Entertainment Weekly quoted a Disney representative who said that "this was always promoted as a limited run so it's not really a story — the end of our Olaf theatrical play is coming next week," and that "all of the ads and messaging" around the short said as much.
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Eastern's previous head coach, Yeung Ching-kwong, departed in December to be an assistant at a second-tier club in Meizhou, China, and Chan, then an assistant coach at the club, was promoted, as she was the only member of the coaching staff with a coaching license from the Asian Football Confederation.
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Mr. Kerry said that Russia and the United States would add personnel in Geneva so that the cease-fire agreement could be monitored 24/7 — a declaration that left the unsettling impression that until now, the agreement, promoted as being of ultimate importance, had not been monitored around the clock by its sponsors.
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"The Get Down," Mr. Luhrmann's 12-episode series for Netflix (six episodes will be available on Friday), is being promoted as "a comprehensive look at the art form's true origins" and an authentic evocation of late-'70s New York, that caldron of burning buildings, bankruptcy, cocaine and revolutionary forms of popular music.
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