The latest effort: quelling its horde of anonymous, hostile egg accounts.
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Barr's re-posturing could be aimed at quelling a quiet revolt.
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By quelling any expectations, Disney+ set itself up for a hit.
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In 2013, Odinga took his concerns to court, quelling potential clashes.
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It also features a different underwater shot, which isn't quelling our fears.
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Now those institutions share responsibility for quelling public fears over the coronavirus.
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But any hopes of quelling the growing tension with Jordan were soon dashed.
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Instead of quelling the demonstrators, it seemed to have fired them up further.
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Instead of quelling the demonstrators, it seemed to have fired protesters up further.
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Al-Falih said he was also quelling concerns raised in Houston about shale production.
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QUELLING CONCERNS Deutsche Bank's shares have dropped 34% since shareholders convened a year ago.
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But McConnell has done an impressive job in unifying his caucus and quelling dissent.
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There were Port-A-Potties scattered throughout the area, quelling worries about bathroom shortages.
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The convenience factor might be nice, but that's not quelling the outrage on Twitter.
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Clinton laughed at himself, quelling some of the shock that came with his abysmal performance.
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These techniques can enrich readers' understanding of the books they love, without quelling their enthusiasm.
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Finally, Twitter has to do much better at quelling spam and harassment on its service.
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So, I finally got a Furbo, and it's been super helpful in quelling those fears.
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Finally, Twitter has to do much better at quelling spam and harassment on its service.
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He — and Mycroft, who just happens to remember — is living with and quelling monumental childhood trauma.
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The interior minister came out to apologise for the police brutality, quelling the protests—for now.
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AdBlock Plus' turn as an advertising seller does not seem to be quelling these tensions much.
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The couple's Seattle home became key to quelling any financial concerns they had about the move.
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Medication helps when it comes to quelling the worst of the impulses, at least for me.
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The chaos meant that Trump's hopes of quelling the political uproar over the separations were dashed.
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Ryan staying as speaker isn't quelling intraparty tension — what if he can't push policy through either?
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Under these conditions, even fiberglass or silica blankets would have a hard time quelling a flame.
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Instead of quelling anger, the apparent discovery inspired more questions: When was the duplicate key made?
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It issued a proposed rule aimed mainly at quelling insurers' concerns and stabilizing the marketplace for 2018.
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Instead of quelling the anger, the government's violent crackdown has ended up fueling the young protesters' rage.
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The Trump administration has shown no interest in quelling the fears of otherwise law-abiding unauthorized immigrants.
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While unions were involved in the anti-Trump movement, they were not successful in quelling his appeal.
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Unlike regular Athens police officers, the MAT specialises in quelling unrest, often through violence of its own.
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Doing so would place Trump in the unusual position of quelling a controversy rather than stoking one.
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To describe a President Clinton's options for quelling a potential recession as limited would be understating the case.
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But Bridgeford and supporters viewed the grassroots effort at quelling the deadly violence as a success -- a start.
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Then crashed the stock market, and with it came the Great Depression, forcibly quelling people's thirsts for cocktails.
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It is meant to alter the trillions-strong population of gastrointestinal microorganisms, quelling inflammation, including skin-related outbreaks.
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Making plans in advance and wiping down your toilet can go a long way toward quelling your anxiety.
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I worked the puzzle for her as much as me, and while not quite quelling it, my sorrow stilled.
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Still, questions about export interest from top global soy buyer China lingered, quelling rallies in CBOT grains and soy.
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Quelling the dissent would be the first step towards an eventual legacy as significant as that of Mr Draghi. ■
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The non-compliant firm risks enforcement actions and civil lawsuits if they fail to participate in quelling the attack.
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The money is quelling some worry that her campaign, which is restricting its fundraising to individual donors, was sputtering.
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Interior minister Sajid Javid directly contradicted May on Wednesday by saying police resources were "very important" to quelling rising violence.
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The modern technology of mind control, it appears, is effective in quelling the human drive for freedom—but only temporarily.
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Here to boldly go, 'discovering,' then quelling our harsh and lovely and sometimes difficult land with his civilized lyrical words.
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He was more than the competent grown-up in the Situation Room, quelling talk of unilateral strikes against North Korea.
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Under immense White House pressure, though, the military did deploy and by most accounts proved instrumental in quelling the crisis.
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Mogadishu was a study in violent coexistence, a brutal ecosystem where new conflicts sprouted up without ever quelling the old.
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But while they're restrained, the protesters are also very angry — and no longer satisfied with gestures aimed at quelling unrest.
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Zuckerberg has been quelling user concerns ever since he built the predecessor to Facebook, called Facemash, at Harvard back in 210.
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The main question is whether Maduro can keep Venezuela's army from turning against him, while quelling the anger of his supporters.
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But rather than quelling the protests, Trump's comments prompted dozens of players to take the knee or link arms in solidarity.
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And yet Culp has earned high marks on Wall Street for quelling the crisis that engulfed GE, at least for now.
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EU leaders late Wednesday extended the deadline for Britain to leave the economic bloc, quelling concerns of an immediate, chaotic departure.
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Culp ruled out selling GE's $40-billion aircraft leasing unit, quelling concerns that jettisoning the profitable unit would sink GE Capital.
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He has described the violence in Beijing 30 years ago as a "strong, powerful government" quelling a "riot", albeit with horrible force.
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Warning users about select individuals is not necessarily another change aimed at quelling abuse, but rather making the network feel more friendly.
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Quelling a riot is hard and dangerous work, but the even greater challenge is to "be the government" when everything is chaos.
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Busch also thinks the surge in social media has had an effect on quelling rivalries in the sport, rather than enhancing them.
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Gaddafi ruled Libya with an iron fist for 42 years here, keeping control over its tribes and clans, and quelling Islamist militants.
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This year has been a lot of me quelling this voice and saying, "Fuck it, I'll do it" and seeing what happens.
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She discovered that quelling inflammation is the key to physical longevity, a theory that applies to the entire body — especially the skin.
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There, a pro-government militia known as the Janjaweed cut a bloody swath through remote villages, quelling an insurgency led by rebels.
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With this sort of government-sanctioned approach to quelling the spread of COVID-19, Americans can take advantage of things like — gasp!
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You can also try home remedies for quelling the cough, such as swallowing a spoonful of manuka honey or drinking hot tea.
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"I have the courage to make the right decisions for the nation," Moreno told reporters, praising the security services for quelling violence.
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Nevertheless, hundreds of thousands remain transfixed by the hearings, and the victims' humanity is winning through, quelling some of the loudest critics.
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Motoring to the grocery store in comfort mode, the Continental mostly shrugs off big bumps and potholes while quelling float and wallow.
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Trump is fanning rather than quelling the flames — everything he has done so far has been to raise, not lower, the heat.
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The country's main priority is quelling the protests peacefully, ensuring transparency and tackling the underlying concerns that fueled the demonstrations, Palacios said.
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A six-month long state of emergency was imposed by the government the next day, with the intention of quelling civil unrest.
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Whatever its motive, Jocko's display had a quelling effect on the scene, if only because we all knew the guards were hearing it.
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Facebook beat on both the top and bottom lines, quelling concerns about a diminishing user base and margin compression — at least for now.
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Their strategy is aimed at doing the bare minimum, quelling anger from the party's base while not actually unearthing evidence of criminal activity.
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Primary backup: Kyle Allen2019 outlook: Cam Newton recently told reporters that he "feels like a rookie again," quelling some concerns about nagging injuries.
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But are panicked consumers quelling their coronavirus-induced anxieties by shopping for clothes in the same way that they are for disinfectant wipes?
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Here, the image — a powerful black man quelling his emotion and struggling to present as calm, smaller, nonthreatening — has the strength of parable.
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Musk issued a blog post on Monday that appeared to be aimed at quelling the uproar he had created with his initial comments.
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Charged by the national security argument, militaries—especially the US military—have become the quickest and most efficient force for quelling emerging infectious diseases.
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Democrats have one more shot to gain a seat in the U.S. Senate, which could be vital to quelling President-elect Donald Trump's agenda.
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Quelling the uprising in the city would give Assad his biggest victory yet of the war and deliver a powerful blow to his enemies.
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Kurdish forces have been instrumental in quelling the regional rise of ISIS, but because of the ongoing conflict, that line of defense is diminishing.
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"It's not for a movie," Hathaway joked about her baby bump, quelling potential theories that this was all a ruse for an upcoming film.
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And if you need help quelling your anxiety, Dr. Kissen says that therapists can work with you to help you feel more at ease.
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An amendment aimed at quelling concerns among moderate Republicans would set aside $8 billion over five years to help those with pre-existing conditions.
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MongoDB posted stunning revenue growth Wednesday for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2019, quelling concerns of a threat from cloud rival Amazon Web Services.
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The reform was aimed at quelling public anger over large bonuses at a time of austerity in many EU states following the financial crisis.
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During the 1940s and 50s, successful eradication campaigns aimed at quelling deadly yellow fever outbreaks vanquished Aedes from Brazil and much of the region.
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We are placing emphasis on math and science education in the spirit of inward investment, quelling the "brain drain" of our brightest and best.
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State lawmakers and city officials thanked first responders for their role in quelling the violence and called for bipartisan efforts to address gun violence.
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Those estimates may end up being a little too bearish as earnings season goes on, quelling worries that Europe is heading toward a corporate recession.
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Instagram's March 28 tweet appears to be aimed at quelling misinformation currently roiling through the platform erroneously suggesting the algorithmic feed would be enabled tomorrow.
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The president has also been criticized for attacks targeting elected minority officials and for not quelling a chant of "send her back," referring to Rep.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe opposition leader's spokesman Nkululeko Sibanda said on Wednesday that the army's reaction in quelling disturbances in the capital was disproportionate and unjustified.
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The data, however, doesn't seem to be quelling concerns — not least from the Chinese regulators themselves — about a major credit event spreading to global markets.
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At the time, indeed, City was ascendant, slowly asserting itself, drawing the sting from Spurs, quelling the noise from the crowd, starting to create chances.
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Is the proposal a necessary means of quelling the country's many crises, or a power grab that would sound the death knell for Turkish democracy?
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Even Viktor Orban, the Hungarian prime minister, who has been quelling democracy in his own country, now seeks a truce with the rest of Europe.
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The question now is whether Maduro can do enough to keep the army from turning against him, while quelling the anger of his once-loyal supporters.
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It's not clear that quarantine measures could be effective at quelling a potential coronavirus outbreak if they include shared bathrooms, where germs could easily be exchanged.
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It urged the military and police to hold to account any members who may have failed to follow the chain of command when quelling the protests.
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Even hardcore home peels have gotten crazy considerate, delivering on promises not to irritate by offsetting acids with generous doses of hydrators and inflammation-quelling extracts.
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In the South, the root of early law enforcement was slave patrol, responsible for quelling revolts, pursuing runaway slaves, and disciplining slaves who broke plantation rules.
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U.S. President Donald Trump imposed more sanctions on Iran, quelling fears of military retaliation and defusing a crisis that sparked a rush to safe-haven investments.
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The act was created in hopes of quelling the appearance of partisanship as well as protecting government employees from being pressured to support certain parties and candidates.
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It does that by beefing up its security, quelling concerns over user privacy, and clearing its platform of fake news, junk, and other unwanted forms of sharing.
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In addition to quelling feelings of despair, anguish, and depression, the drug boosted measures of the quality and meaning of life, the acceptance of death, and optimism.
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" And House Speaker Paul Ryan made his own stab at quelling the "rigged election" theory, stating that he's "fully confident" the election will be conducted "with integrity.
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So the National Weather Service's office in Birmingham — concerned about quelling public panic — set the record straight, posting on both Twitter and Facebook about the storm's path.
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The images suggest that graves are being hurriedly dug, which underscores the scale of the outbreak in Iran — and the difficulties officials are having in quelling it.
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Early results from the first large-scale testing initiative for bundled payments, Bundled Payments for Care Improvement (BPCI) Initiative, have been promising, quelling many of these concerns.
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The walkout by a broad range of workers threatens to paralyze France for several days, calling into question the president's apparent quelling of the "Yellow Vest" movement.
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As fellow artists and architects, we wholeheartedly support cultural institutions like the ICA-Boston who refuse to bow to forces in favor of censorship or quelling dialogue.
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Wearable devices are a relatively cheap and easy method of quelling these fears, but sometimes trackers can obscure the more important signal of health: how well we feel.
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To date, the film has earned more than $170 million at the US box office, quelling the notion that films with predominantly Asian casts aren't marketable or relatable.
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"I'm trying to walk this line between quelling the fears, but not opening the doors for Milo to come and give us some wisdom at Princeton," Rouse said.
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Dudamel, 36, one of Venezuela's best-known celebrities, did not give a reason, but the cancellation follows escalating criticism by the conductor of government tactics in quelling protests.
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Of course, pure lanolin — the active ingredient in Lansinoh, and most other creams from the same category — has been quelling diaper rash and breastfeeding-related irritation for decades.
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Venezuelan soldiers are increasingly weary of the popular backlash against their role in quelling protests, and a big question is whether the military will remain loyal to Maduro.
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Richard Nixon deployed the National Guard in hopes of quelling a "wildcat" (or possibly illegal) strike by postal workers in 1970; the federal employees eventually got their raises.
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Drawing on her work in the field, she sees the task of sustaining positive behaviors and quelling negative ones as involving an interplay of decisions and unconscious factors.
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Lopez Obrador, who took power on Saturday, has given top priority to quelling gang violence, which has claimed tens of thousands of lives during the past two administrations.
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Financials were the biggest drag, as consumer prices data issued by the Australian Bureau of Statistics was underwhelming, quelling any expectations of an imminent central bank rate hike.
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The Fed dropped rates to near-zero in late 2008 as part of a massive response aimed at quelling the panic gripping the American economy and financial markets.
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The Labor Department said weekly jobless claims fell to their lowest level in seven months, quelling fears about the jobs market stoked Wednesday by disappointing private payrolls data.
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Several retired Indian police commanders said that the rule in quelling communal violence was to deploy maximum force and make many arrests, neither of which happened in Delhi.
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And AT&T has largely stayed out of programming decisions, the people said, quelling concerns that the Dallas-based telecommunications company would apply its spreadsheet approach to Hollywood.
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Lidington's promise was aimed at quelling unrest within Prime Minister Theresa May's party that could further undermine her authority in parliament as Brexit negotiations enter the crucial final phase.
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Later on Friday morning, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank will be patient in raising rates, quelling fears of tighter monetary policy in the near future.
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Macron is not attending the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, his office says, so that he can deal with quelling the "yellow vest" uprising.
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The Hanseatic League—an organization of German towns that long predated the German nation and cooperated on such win-win endeavors as building lighthouses—went into pirate-quelling mode.
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Buhari has a daunting to-do list, from reviving an economy still struggling to recover from a 2016 recession to quelling a decade-old Islamist insurgency in the northeast.
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House Republican leaders said Tuesday night that they are making progress on a compromise immigration bill that they hope can get enough votes to pass, quelling a GOP rebellion.
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"I am not running for public office," Chelsea Clinton said in an interview with Variety, quelling rumors that have circulated about potential bids to follow in her parents' footsteps.
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In his remarks, McConnell praised Cummings' work quelling violence in Baltimore during protests in 2015 over the death of Freddie Gray, a black man who died in police custody.
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Macron is not attending the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, his office says, so that he can deal with quelling the yellow vest uprising.
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In Hong Kong, the reinforcement includes equipment tailor-made for quelling urban violence with non-lethal force including water cannon vehicles and trucks used to lay barbed-wire barricades.
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Before engaging with customers and outside critics, Kempczinski is quelling internal concerns following the abrupt CEO shakeup and pushing a renewed emphasis on McDonald&aposs corporate values and diversity.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's president on Thursday accused a senior U.S. diplomat of lacking respect for Mexican sovereignty after he questioned the Mexican government's strategy for quelling drug cartel violence.
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America's ongoing problem with mass violence—and the difficulty we are having in quelling it—is causing many to call for the elimination of online forums used by the perpetrators.
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Tesla made good on Musk's promise of delivering record number of electric cars in the second quarter, citing improved logistics system, and temporarily quelling fears about demand for its cars.
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Baghdad, Tehran, Ankara and Damascus have historically sought to contain the ambitions of Kurds, banning education in their mother tongue and quelling uprisings, but they have been gaining international recognition.
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To focus on quelling the Pakistani Taliban, in its strongholds in Pakistan's western, Afghan borderlands, the army, too, has an interest in peace with India and a stable eastern front.
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In Inner Mongolia, he won plaudits, sources with ties to the leadership say, for quelling protests by ethnic Mongols in 2011 against the destruction of grazing lands by mining companies.
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Rather than posting rapid-fire tweets explaining the whole thing, Beyoncé simply posted a series of photographs of herself and her sister having fun, quelling any rumors of a rift.
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When I put out the last of the joint in the Lowell Farms-branded ashtray, a food server asked if I wanted any other munchies-quelling snacks off the menu.
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The tool should go a long way toward quelling one of the biggest criticisms of the v1 version of the app, which was the lack of a Magic Wand tool.
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They have also held preliminary meetings with the city's Planning Department, the Landmarks Preservation Commission and with members of the local community board with the hope of quelling potential opposition.
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These massive military vehicles were not designed for civilian patrolling, and, as we saw in Ferguson, Missouri, their intimidating presence can be counterproductive, stirring up animosity rather than quelling unrest.
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Focus on policy Breaking from his unscripted style, Trump will soon begin delivering a series of policy speeches aimed at quelling concerns that Trump is an insufficiently presidential or polished candidate.
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Besides cutting off a key form of communication for Sri Lankans in a time of crisis, critics argue that a previous social media ban proved ineffective at quelling violence and misinformation.
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With inflation data due later on Tuesday, he pointed to an uptick in core inflation since January which the Fed could emphasize as a way of quelling expectations for more action.
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I have experienced this confused exasperation so often at the hands of men who pride themselves on quelling feelings, in opposition to the way I prize emotional depth above all else.
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Martinez, Hosmer and starter Yu Darvish (six years, $126 million with the Chicago Cubs) have signed nine-figure contracts in past 10 days, possibly quelling some anxiety within the players' association.
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That remark seemed aimed at quelling calls to simply repeal the law, an alternative that faces steep procedural obstacles because it would require Democratic votes and Democrats will not provide them.
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Steely shinned and lightning handed, he took Superlek to task in Round 5 and dominated the field of battle like a latter day Roman general quelling unrest in an unruly province.
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The UN report released Wednesday accused government forces of a deliberate, widespread campaign of violence and intimidation aimed at quelling months of anti-government demonstrations that have left at least 124 dead.
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The company is still faced with the challenge of quelling problems with abuse and harassment that users experience on its service, though it's recently moved to make bolder changes in its policies.
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A smart plug lets you control your outlets from your smartphone, no matter where you are — therefore quelling any fears that you left the toaster on or a hot iron plugged in.
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Not only is black popular with consumers, but since not all stains are dark, the brand's specialty fabric and its stain-quelling properties come in handy, Moore says of the monochromatic palette.
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The police said the incident Friday was not related to terrorism, quelling speculation that had arisen in light of the recent terrorist vehicular attacks on pedestrians in Berlin and in Nice, France.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A France government package aimed at quelling the social unrest from the "yellow vest" crisis will give growth a slight boost this year, said the head of the French central bank.
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Beijing's latest move is important not only for quelling fears over a housing bubble, but also for preventing a mass exodus of young people who feel priced out of the country's big cities.
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That law doesn't apply to the National Guard when it's operating under state authority, or if the president calls on it under federal authority to do things like quelling an unlawful domestic insurrection.
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Stocks surged Friday in part thanks to comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that the central bank will be patient in raising rates, quelling fears of tighter monetary policy in the near future.
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Demonstrations dominated by young faces have paralyzed the country in recent days, forcing Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's government to rush out measures aimed at quelling anger and rescuing an economy in free fall.
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Demonstrations dominated by young faces have paralysed the country in recent days, forcing Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's government to rush out measures aimed at quelling anger and rescuing an economy in free fall.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's parliament on Thursday backed a cabinet reshuffle aimed at quelling a public outcry over a fatal bus accident that killed 17 people, approving new ministers of interior, regional development and transport.
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Sterling sank almost 1 percent on Tuesday after inflation data for July came in slightly below expectations, further quelling any speculation of a rise in Bank of England interest rates over the next year.
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"It's just some political jargon ... to confuse the general public," he said of MEND's intervention, before questioning the ex-militant group's right to be involved in a committee aimed at quelling the current insurgency.
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The Swiss government last month defended the SNB's ultra-loose monetary policy - aimed at quelling currency strength - from criticism that negative interest rates hurt banks and pension funds and makes life hard for savers.
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Rajoy is backed by European Union leaders, though the Spanish police has been condemned by various groups for its heavy-handed measures in quelling secessionist sentiment since Catalonia's unofficial independence referendum on October 1.
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The Gulf allies are delivering the five-year aid package in the hope of calming unrest and quelling economic crisis in the Middle Eastern kingdom, precariously positioned between Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Israel and Syria.
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And if fidget spinners and weighted blankets haven't quite been doing it for you, chances are there will be even more anxiety-quelling doodads to spend your money on in the very near future.
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Renata's husband, Gordon (Jeffrey Nordling), is unsuccessful at quelling this public feud, and he eventually tries to intimidate Jane with a restraining order after she injures Renata's eye in a confrontation on school grounds.
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The United States has become increasingly impatient with what it sees as a lack of support from nuclear-armed Pakistan in quelling a Taliban insurgency that U.S.-led forces are fighting in neighboring Afghanistan.
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The has appreciated 10 percent against the dollar since the start of 20153, quelling some criticism that the export giant has been deliberately suppressing its currency to gain economic advantage over its trading partners.
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Democratic leaders also succeeded in quelling a small rebellion among freshman Democrats from Republican-leaning districts, persuading them to oppose a politically freighted Republican procedural motion after they backed a similar motion on Wednesday.
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President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi seems incapable of quelling this menace: An insurgency that has killed hundreds of troops and police officers in northern Sinai continues; judges and police officers in Cairo have been attacked.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo took a decisive step toward a third term on Thursday, quelling a liberal rebellion by turning aside the insurgent challenge of Cynthia Nixon to claim the Democratic nomination in New York.
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In August 2017, Trump continuously asked his top advisers about a military option for overthrowing Maduro and quelling the growing political and economic crisis his mismanagement of that country has wrought, according to multiple reports.
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Chile's President Sebastian Pinera announced an ambitious raft of measures on Tuesday aimed at quelling the unrest, including with a guaranteed minimum wage, a hike in the state pension offering and the stabilisation of electricity costs.
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Once they complete their brutal training, orogenes draw their power from the Earth's crust, and are sent to where they're most useful: quelling Earthquakes to trying and hold off the start of the next apocalyptic Season.
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Global equities were buoyed after U.S. Federal Reserve official Lael Brainard gave a dovish speech after the European markets closed on Monday, quelling concern that the Fed might raise interest rates as soon as next week.
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This may be true, but coddling the egos and quelling the concerns of a select group of senators and representatives (some of whom are out of touch with voters) will not translate into general election votes.
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"Donor financing and increased hydrocarbon receipts were key factors in quelling last year's dramatic volatility in the exchange rate and food prices, and basic food imports increased toward prewar levels, supported also by humanitarian aid," it said.
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More broadly, critics of the government say his case exemplifies how, under Mr. Sisi, even senior officials are running afoul of an authoritarian crackdown that seems intent on quelling any criticism of the powerful state security apparatus.
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The soda company was accused of co-opting the Black Lives Matter movement in an advertisement and social media campaign that featured Kendall Jenner quelling tensions between police and protesters by offering a police officer a Pepsi.
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The ESM has acted as a safeguard to member states in financial trouble, providing instant financial assistance and proving instrumental in quelling the sovereign debt and banking crises that plagued several EU states following the 2008 recession.
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Many people thought the use of such drugs was a terrible thing, so they began searching for non-pharmaceutical alternatives to quelling troublesome behaviors, and psychological placebos such as fake bus stops proved to be quite effective.
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For the United States, concerns center around making sure both forces are focused on fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and on quelling sectarian violence that allowed for ISIS' emergence in the first place.
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But while the National Guard might be able to break up protests with tear gas temporarily, McCrory will have a difficult time quelling long-term discontent in his hometown if he doesn't address the shooting head-on.
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But PDVSA, whose full name is Petroleos de Venezuela, was quelling fears that a more radical wing of the ruling Socialist Party could be out to nationalize companies, as late leader Hugo Chavez did a decade ago.
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According to multiple reports, Trump continuously asked his top advisers last August about a military option for overthrowing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and quelling the growing political and economic crisis his mismanagement of that country has wrought.
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Buhari has a daunting to-do list, including reviving an economy still struggling to recover from a 2016 recession and quelling a decade-old Islamist insurgency that has killed thousands in the northeast, many of them civilians.
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The ultimate quelling of Turner's rebellion, and our uncertainty as to its ultimate utility—its status, in other words, as a genuine tragedy—is precisely why it so immediately passed into the haunted realm of national myth.
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And though Kelly has had some success in quelling the uproar and streamlining the information flow towards Trump, the current tumult, following a string of outspoken remarks by the chief of staff, could make him a liability.
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While Lucasfilm was able to suppress transformative fandom by quelling certain kinds of fanfiction and privileging certain kinds of fan works — notably fan films over fanfiction — the internet allowed transformative fandom culture to spread and become mainstream.
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TOULOUSE (Reuters) - Yellow vest demonstrators clashed with riot police in the French city of Toulouse on Saturday, even as President Emmanuel Macron prepared a series of policy announcements aimed at quelling 22 consecutive weekends of anti-government protests.
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In May of last year, the city's top prosecutor, Marilyn J. Mosby, announced charges against six police officers in Mr. Gray's death, prompting cheers from activists and quelling the nightly unrest that had gripped parts of the city.
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Just as she did in quelling the lively challenge of 15-year-old Coco Gauff on Monday, Halep initially struggled and looked in real danger when 4-1 down and facing more break points in the opening set.
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Today, under false slogans promising to make Russia great again, the Kremlin bosses have returned to their old ways, including the dogma that the ends — power — justify any means, including quelling opponents inside Russia and, if possible, abroad.
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PARIS, Jan 31 (Reuters) - French state-owned bank BPIFrance said corporate credit demand was strong going into 2019 despite nationwide anti-government protests and that tax concessions aimed at quelling the unrest would bolster consumer spending this year.
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Polls showed pro-EU Macron is expected to beat right-wing rival Marine Le Pen in a deciding vote on May 7, quelling some fears of a breakup of the Eurozone after Britain's shock exit vote last year.
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The NBA and Disney are among a growing list of giant companies and organizations also drawing blowback for taking action that appears designed to appease China (in their cases, quelling employee statements of support for Hong Kong protesters).
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BEIJING — After nearly a week of roaming China's epidemic-struck city, filming the dead and the sickened in overwhelmed hospitals, the strain of being hounded by both the new virus and the country's dissent-quelling police started to tell.
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BAGRAM AIR BASE, Afghanistan (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Monday discussed with Afghan leaders the U.S. strategy for ending America's longest war, in a brief, unreported visit that underscored the challenge of quelling the country's insurgency.
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Buhari faces a daunting to-do list, including reviving an economy still struggling to recover from a 2016 recession and quelling a decade-old Islamist insurgency that has killed thousands of people in the northeast, many of them civilians.
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The pair were spotted celebrating their respective wins together at the Creative Artists Agency's Golden Globes afterparty, further quelling Internet speculation of a discord between the stars after DiCaprio was caught on camera hilariously giving Gaga the side-eye.
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In their first 12 games after the break — from July 20 through the end of the month — Yelich went 25 for 50, driving in 14 runs, helping the Brewers to eight victories and quelling any doubts about their direction.
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It helped that he also kept the country tightly in his grip, personally holding the titles of defense minister, foreign minister, finance minister, prime minister and commander of the armed forces, and swiftly quelling any hint of religious extremism.
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Mallya denies any wrongdoing, and a court document showed his lawyers planned to argue that the case against him was politically motivated and aimed at quelling public anger in India over the accumulation of bad debts by state lenders.
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"I think having the employer understand those stressors, recognizing it for what it is and trying to accommodate some of the needs of the drivers certainly goes a long way to quelling some of those stresses out there," Cowl said.
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Dealers cited an interview with Federal Reserve policymaker Jerome Powell in the Financial Times, conducted before Friday's data, as quelling any speculation the Fed could raise rates as soon as September, seen in any case as only a 15 percent chance. .
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Their adjustable cable loop acts as a stabilizer that keeps the buds in place, and I find it works very well for me, quelling any worries about the earphones falling out if I make a dash to catch a bus.
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Mr Modi's tough-guy approach has indeed been a disaster in the disputed state of Jammu & Kashmir, where he has inflamed a separatist insurgency rather than quelling it, while at the same time alienating moderate Kashmiris by brutally repressing protests.
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Friday's nonfarm payroll report, with 196,000 new jobs in March, was above expectations and will go a long way toward quelling fears that U.S. jobs growth is slowing significantly after February's 20,000 print (which has now been revised to up 33,000).
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This week, NFL owners walked into their annual meeting focused on quelling a player rebellion, ignited two years ago when one player, Colin Kaepernick, sat down during the National Anthem (he kneeled in later games) in silent protest of police brutality.
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Rick and Morty was one of the noisiest shows of the year, from an explosive April Fool's Day premiere to viral reports of trolls harassing the show's female staff and police quelling an angry crowd during a botched McDonald's promotion.
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Martin Luther King Jr. had just been murdered — with Mr. Brown famously quelling tensions at his concert in Boston the day following Dr. King's death — and Huey P. Newton was in jail, as his Black Panther party found its biggest following.
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The cathedral spire was destroyed and its roof gutted but the bell towers were still standing and many valuable art works were saved after more than 400 firemen worked to contain the blaze, finally quelling it 14 hours after it began.
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SANTIAGO, March 13 (Reuters) - Chilean President Sebastian Pinera announced legislation on Friday to combat white collar crimes such as insider trading and collusion, the latest in a series of proposals aimed at quelling the demands of continuing protests over inequality.
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Mr. Kelly, the first former general to occupy the gatekeeper's post since Alexander Haig played that role for President Richard M. Nixon during Watergate, is charged with quelling the chaos that has defined, distracted and often derailed Mr. Trump's White House.
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The issue is particularly stark in Xinjiang, a region on China's western frontier, where the authorities have locked up more than one million Uighurs and other members of predominantly Muslim minority groups in internment camps in the name of quelling terrorism.
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Rising prices however were a "bright spot" as the purchasing price and producer price sub-indices jumped, quelling concerns about deflation in the commodities sector, wrote ANZ Senior Economist Betty Rui Wang in a note following the data release on Monday.
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CHICAGO, June 3 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) live cattle and lean hog futures fell for a second trading day on Monday - with live cattle futures hitting a near-10 month low - amid robust supplies and trade fights quelling export demand, traders said.
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He vowed to retreat to his ranch in Southern Mexico if he loses in July, quelling fears that he would wreak havoc on Mexico City like he did in 2006 after calling on protesters to shut down the main avenue for months.
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Gaza's Health Ministry, which has assiduously reported on the nearly 200 Palestinians killed and thousands wounded by Israeli troops during often-violent protests along the fence dividing Gaza from Israel, has not reported the number injured by Hamas in quelling the protests.
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HONG KONG, Jan 3 (Reuters) - The yuan eased slightly on Friday as a U.S. air strike on Iranian targets in Iraq spooked emerging market currencies, quelling the cheer from hopes Beijing and Washington will seal an initial trade deal later this month.
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The city's Education Department took a step aimed at quelling a parent rebellion at Central Park East 1, a progressive elementary school in East Harlem, on Friday by installing an official whose job will be to oversee the school, effectively superseding the principal.
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The walkout, which teachers were pledging could continue for days if their demands for more money for schools were not met, comes less than a week after state legislators passed an emergency pay increase for teachers in hopes of quelling the looming confrontation.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria's powerful army chief has ordered buses and cars bringing protesters into the capital to be stopped and seized, the latest in a series of measures aimed at quelling big weekly demonstrations demanding a purge of the old ruling elite.
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With Mr. Buttigieg just days away from his first Democratic presidential debate, on Thursday night, his difficulty quelling the frustrations and concerns among black residents here threatens to upend his well-crafted pitch about South Bend's rebuilt downtown and overall economic strides.
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Fake news and public executions: Documents show a Russian company's plan for quelling protests in Sudan Tim Lister, Sebastian Shukla and Nima Elbagir document how a Russian firm came to the aid of Sudan's since-deposed president with a misinformation campaign built for social networks.
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He got there in part by aiding the committee's chairman, Mike Rogers, who sought Pompeo's help in quelling an incipient rebellion by his fellow Tea Party members over the renewal of the wide-ranging surveillance authorized in the U.S.A. Patriot Act after 23/21967.
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In addition to quelling efforts to unbind delegates from voting for the presumptive nominee, Trump's supporters helped the RNC to fight back a series of efforts by former Ted Cruz delegate guru Ken Cuccinelli and his supporters to reshape the primary map in 2020.
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It's there that several top White House officials have urged Trump to cut out his public criticism of Sessions, making a series of arguments in Sessions' defense aimed at quelling the President's frustrations with his attorney general, two sources close to the matter told CNN.
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Here's a close-up of the wall's damage: From the BBC: Senegal has suspended all sporting and cultural events in the wake of the tragedy in Dakar, in hopes of quelling public displays of unrest amidst a contentious nationwide election set to take place on July 30.
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Tuesday's release may have been aimed at quelling some of those complaints, but the draft does not include audited financial information from the GDB, or from the island's biggest pension, which, with a funding shortfall of more than $30 billion, is a key part of its crisis.
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In an age of staggering — and increasing — economic inequality, cultural consumers arrive at coming-of-age stories in the hopes of quelling our worst fears: that we are sentenced to the lives of our parents; that our class circumstances determine our future; that our choices are, in fact, prescribed.
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It has been helped in part by expectations that the European Central Bank and Bank of England will step in to support markets against the effects of the Brexit vote, and encouraged as Theresa May won the race to succeed David Cameron as British prime minister, quelling debilitating uncertainty.
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After quelling a standing ovation ("I'm the least qualified person here"), Biden gave Gaga credit for her role in the campaign, and made a direct plea to the audience to "take the pledge," intervene when consent has not been given, and "change the culture" that allows rape to happen.
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Four Douglas County school board candidates for the November 2017 election—Randy Mills, Ryan Abresch, Debora Scheffel, and Grant Nelson—have made clear that in addition to quelling the conflict that has plagued the district in recent years, they intend to see this constitutional debate through to conclusion.
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A necessary ingredient in this achievement has been the quelling of all forms of dissent – from the rooting out of factions such as the Shanghai clique and Communist Youth League alumni to jailing a Chinese student who tweeted an image highlighting Xi's – admittedly uncanny – resemblance to Winnie the Pooh.
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READ: Facebook in India is drowning in anti-Muslim hate speech From Sudan to Sri Lanka, and even across the border in Rakhine State, governments are increasingly using the tactic of cutting off access to the internet as a way of silencing dissenting voices and quelling protest movements.
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A team of journalists from The New York Times and other publications examined a policing app used in the region, getting a rare look inside the intrusive technologies that China is deploying in the name of quelling Islamic radicalism and strengthening Communist Party rule in its Far West.
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"Investing in Indigenous communities to develop their own plans for managing natural resources is vital to quelling this chaos in the largest rainforest on Earth," said Alex Antram, conservation outreach manager at Rainforest Trust, a US-based nonprofit that has protected more than 23 million acres of rainforest worldwide.
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Mr. Xi, who cemented his status last week alongside Mao as one of China's most powerful modern leaders, sees improving living standards as essential to quelling frustration over inequality, and assuring the party's grip on power during what the president has billed as a new era of national strength.
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The announcement was partly aimed at quelling criticism of the European Union for its policies toward the most vulnerable migrants, and for not taking into account how unsafe, inadequate accommodations can make children more likely to run away and be exposed to even greater risks, or become radicalized.
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The powerful Kurdish YPG militia was helped by the Syrian government to take control of mainly Kurdish inhabited cities in the early days of the conflict, as Damascus turned its attention to quelling popular protests against President Bashar al Assad's rule that turned later into an armed insurrection.
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Coordinated messages of support from senior Chinese officials over the weekend aimed at quelling investor concerns over risks posed by 26.9444 trillion yuan ($23 billion) worth of shares pledged for loans helped China's markets to rally on Monday, driving the CSI22017 to its strongest day since November 210.
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Denmark's leader was meanwhile left with the now familiar task for allied leaders of quelling domestic uproar caused by Trump in order to preserve relations with the US. "A discussion has been raised about a potential sale of Greenland -- this has clearly been rejected," Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said in Copenhagen.
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The agreement, which relates to the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) that governs rights and privileges of U.S. citizens stationed in Japan, is aimed at quelling Japanese citizens' outrage after a civilian contractor at a U.S. air base was arrested and charged with the murder and rape of a Japanese woman.
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With time running short and little sign of May quelling the revolts in her party, there has been renewed discussion among Brussels diplomats and officials about whether a deal can be done by October, or at the latest December, to allow parliaments on both sides to ratify a withdrawal treaty before March 29.
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The "Can you hear corn?" sign posted near the corn megaphones acknowledges this doubt without quelling it; internet searches on the question reveal that corn plants do indeed make a cracking sound, but that it only occurs during a specific growth stage and is easiest to detect through time-lapse audio recordings.
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While the scale of the economic disaster is still unknown and hard to foretell — early predictions of unemployment filings were off by about a million, for example — quelling one wave at this stage won't necessarily prevent more from rippling out, as Vox's Ezra Klein has written, citing Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi.
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A major goal for European leaders this week and later this month is quelling speculation that Britain's expected departure may be the start of a great unraveling of the European Union amid an upsurge of populism in countries like France and the Netherlands that have been at the bloc's core since its founding.
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Trump is resigning her positions at the Trump Organization and management of her own eponymous brands to move to Washington -- moves aimed at quelling concerns about conflicts of interest tied to her husband and father's role, but that could also lay the foundation for her to join the White House in a more official capacity.
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Far from quelling the furor that has led to more than a week of mass protests in San Juan, the governor's announcement seemed to have the opposite effect: People quickly gathered on the street outside the governor's official residence in the Old San Juan neighborhood and said they were even more determined than ever to oust him.
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Evidence that I saw in fact suggested Iran had played a tempering role in the early days of the uprising — and that the assistance given by Iran to the Syrian government, described by some officials in the U.S. and Europe as suppression of dissent, was in fact Iran's recommending to Assad that he use non-lethal means for quelling the uprising.
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"One of the things that local health departments and state health departments are really doing is trying to make sure that we're getting the best information out so that we're quelling fear but at the same time leaning forward and preparing people as this continues to grow and develop," said Kertanis, of the National Association of County and City Health Officials.
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The Oversight Board is intended to sit atop the daily grind of Facebook content moderation, which takes place behind closed doors and signed NDAs, where outsourced armies of contractors are paid to eyeball the running sewer of hate, abuse and violence so actual users don't have to, as a more visible mechanism for resolving and thus (Facebook hopes) quelling speech-related disputes.
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If you begin with a plan that triggers that fear rather than quelling it and that unifies the entire medical industry and most of corporate America against you, you'll end in total defeat — as happened when Vermont tried to move to single payer in 2014 and when Colorado tried in 2016 and when Bill Clinton proposed a far-reaching overhaul of the health system in 1994.
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It seems that the robot uprising that began last year is in full swing, The jury is still out on Star Trek: Discovery — the show has been plagued with tons of difficulties in making its way to our screens — but the new trailer CBS showed off at Comic-Con goes a long way toward quelling those doubts, with a look at a Star Trek universe unlike any we've seen before.
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Yet I persisted in the performance of forced merriment demanded of us by this bully of a holiday — until I went to another concert, one that featured a former punk idol whose dissolution and incoherence made for a disheartening, not-fun-at-all spectacle, followed by a long wait for a taxi in frigid weather in hopes of quelling the possibility of anyone barfing near my boots on the subway again.
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The global infrastructure for quelling outbreaks of new pathogens has been weakened by unstable funding: The World Health Organization has said that it needs $675 million to cover the cost of its response plan to the new coronavirus from February through April; and one academic paper notes that the organization's entire 2018-2019 budget came to about $4.4 billion—just a fraction of the $33 billion annual health care and social services budget of Quebec, the Canadian province where I live.
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