She pushes aside her gray hair and wipes away tears.
|
|
This often pushes aside conversation about his legislative agenda, executive actions and planned messages.
|
|
Which candidate has a theory of the case that pushes aside other interpretations and critiques?
|
|
As Earth cruises through the black sea of space at about 67,000 mph (108,000 km/h), the planet&aposs magnetic field pushes aside solar wind — the constant stream of plasma particles ejected by the sun — the same way the bow of a speeding motorboat pushes aside water.
|
|
In places where it pushes aside coal (as opposed to natural gas or even wind), benefits are highest.
|
|
Once it reaches the aorta, a cardiologist inflates the balloon and expands the valve, which pushes aside the failing valve.
|
|
The central bank's latest move to reform the way mainland interest rates are set pushes aside a long-standing benchmark decided by officials.
|
|
This strategy pushes aside some of the diversity of Oehlen's oeuvre, but it also makes it easier to focus in on his working methods.
|
|
In a churchyard near Henda, Mr Teguh pushes aside some plastic sheeting on a crude bamboo greenhouse, and proudly displays rows of native hardwood saplings.
|
|
And needless to say, Pelosi effectively pushes aside any suggestion that there could be actual negative campaign fallout from her chosen course of inaction on impeachment.
|
|
Sergeant Tuozzolo's death, like Officer Walburger's in 1964, pushes aside that mind-set, however briefly, and reinforces the reality that day-to-day police work is simply very dangerous.
|
|
Between the lines: The proposal pushes aside guidance issued by the Obama administration in 2011 that lowered the burden of proof for accusers and put a time limit on the accused to issue a response to allegations, reports the Washington Post.
|
|
As is often the case when litigation starts to explode, a certain genre of high-profile class-action lawyer steps in, pushes aside the lawyers who have been suing on behalf of individual clients, and takes control of the cases, hoping to create a large class that will bring huge fees.
|
|
"The revolution comes when two strangers smile at each other, when a father refuses to send his child to school because schools destroy children, when a commune is started and people begin to trust each other, when a young man refuses to go to war and when a girl pushes aside all that her mother has 'taught' her and accepts her boyfriends (sic) love," Sanders asserts.
|
|
Footage shot for the film itself was also repeated, with scenes re-used of the invisible alien making parallel grooves in the dirt as it shuffles toward Dr. Noymann's grave and then pushes aside some bushes.
|
|
The U.S. state courts are not subject to the Article III limitations on their jurisdiction, and some state courts are permitted by their local constitutions and laws to render opinions in moot cases where the establishment of a legal precedent is desirable. They may also establish exceptions to the doctrine.Prejudice Pushes Aside Mootness Doctrine Hamilton v. Lethem (HSC October 14, 2008).
|
|
Sixty-three of these trams have been ordered. The trams can be coupled to run in pairs. The nose at each end of the tram is shaped so that in the event of a collision, the tram pushes aside the other vehicle rather than trapping it under the tram. A new tram depot is being constructed south of the Westwijk terminus in Legmeerpolder on the south side of J.C. van Hattumweg.
|
|
Trog is quickly wounded in a barrage of gunfire, falls, and is impaled on a stalagmite. The film then ends with an on-site news reporter asking the doctor to comment on the death of the missing link, but Brockton is either unwilling or unable at that moment to express her profound disappointment and grief over the loss of Trog, so she simply pushes aside the reporter's microphone and slowly walks away from the scene by herself.
|
|
They camp at the site, and Locke has a dream in which Yemi is on top of the nearby cliff. After he wakes up, Eko climbs the cliff and from the top looks down and is able to see a giant question mark etched in the grass adjacent to the plane. He climbs back down, and with Locke's help pushes aside the plane to find a hatch hidden underneath. Inside the hatch, there are chairs, TV monitors, and pneumatic tubes.
|
|
It is therefore important in seeing how the structures in new lead oxyhalides (containing square pyramids incorporated into sheets) are arranged. Its structure contains an extra oxygen, which therefore has a very small amount of free space and consequently protrudes into neighboring layers. The oxygen then pushes aside the chlorine atoms, leaving almost no room for the lead to occupy. This is of interest to geologists for it is such a rare occurrence of structure seen only in pinalite and its barium analog.
|
|
Eventually, the accumulation of amyloid beta outside of neuronal synapses forms an aggregate mass of plaque that pushes aside fine ramifications and connections of brain cells. The formation of amyloid beta fragments is a normal occurrence in the human body. However, the accumulation of Aβ leading to the formation of plaque deposits is an unusual phenomenon. Although the cause of this abnormality is largely unknown, research has revealed certain species of amyloid beta that differ by a few amino acids in length that readily aggregate into plaques.
|
|
The Clean Up Woman is a play by J. D. Lawrence (born 30 November 1999). The play features Terri Adams, a journalist who pushes aside her newlywed domestic apron for a six-figure news anchor job with WNY5. But when Terri starts neglecting home for her new position, her supportive husband reaches his wits end and demands she clean up her act, starting with the house. To keep the peace, her man and her job, Terri hires a local cleaning service recommended by a co-worker.
|
|
Regina accuses Emma of stealing the sheriff from her, and Emma responds that Regina has chased everyone away. Graham defends Emma, and the women exchange blows. Later, while Graham cleans Emma's wounds, Regina pushes aside the stone inside the vault, which turns out not to be a tomb after all; the stone reveals a staircase. Emma realizes her feelings for Graham and the two kiss just as Regina opens a storage box in the hidden room and clutches Graham's heart, crushing it to dust, showing that she remembers being the Evil Queen.
|
|
Taking notice of an embattled Rahkshi nearby, he hesitates to assist it; but he eventually decides to aid it, due to his alliance with Teridax. The warlord then pushes aside an Agori who tried to stop him, before stumbling over a piece of the golden armor. He grabs it, believing it to be something of value, as be thinks that with the battle seeming too short, he might just get some loot to make the battle worth it. Meanwhile, both Mata Nui and Teridax were fighting each other on an almost even level.
|
|
511Kendall 1988, pp. 516–521 Blurton goes further, reading the entire poem as a riddle, and likening its failure to describe the city's most prominent feature – the huge new cathedral – to the failure of Old English riddles to state their solution. She posits that the riddle's solution is "reliquary", and states: "the poem is itself a reliquary for the 'countless relics' it holds ... Durham pushes aside the claims of the new Anglo-Norman cathedral and offers itself as the more appropriate shrine", encompassing not only the relics but also the place itself.Blurton 2008, p.
|
|
Meanwhile, as Bob and Lee are trying to escape the riot and are unaware of Juanita being in the backseat, people try to tip over and break the windows of the car. Juanita reveals herself and Bob and Lee climb into the backseat trying to comfort her as she is shrieking for help. Gaby finally catches sight of Juanita in the backseat and tries to rush to her aid, but before she gets there, a crazy neighbor uses a baseball bat to completely shatter the backseat window. Gaby rips the man off, while Carlos comes and pushes aside several rioters and they both bring Juanita home.
|
|
This method of publication has provided the opportunity for unknown authors to be published, as well as for renowned authors to reach a more diverse audience. Beyond selling affordable books, the cartoneras promote literacy and the democratization of literature through workshops and book fairs which bring the greater public in contact with literature. The cartonera publishers also involve the community in the process of book creation and distribution through a cooperative learning experience which pushes aside educational and socioeconomic divides among participants. The books are generally published in small editions of 100 or fewer; however, popular texts are kept in print or printed through neighboring cartoneras.
|
|
However, its presence has revitalised Hilda, and before the Great Skang can dispose of all life on the island, she pushes aside the heavy boulders blocking the cave entrance and emerges to welcome the Great Skang to Earth. As the Skang prepare to devour their disciples and spread out across the Earth, the Doctor instinctively leaps forward, protesting and pointing out the flaw in the Great Skang's plan; human beings are individuals, and just as Alex retained his human greed and arrogance when transformed into a Skang, so the Skang unity will become divided if they assimilate the human race. The Great Skang accepts the Doctor's arguments—and claims that it will therefore put biological safeguards in place to protect itself before devouring humanity. Before it can kill the Doctor, however, Hilda points out that the Doctor's superior intellect and knowledge could only benefit the Skang race, and gives the Doctor a choice: either accept his transformation into a Skang, or die here and now.
|
|