Does it matter why your pulse is quickening as long as it's quickening?
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The situation is even quickening the pace of the transformation.
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But Okpokwasili knows just how to calibrate its quickening cadences.
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But the quickening pace left nagging questions hanging in the air.
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The pace seems to be quickening as the price continues sinking.
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Collins also said Syndergaard has made strides in quickening his delivery.
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The pace of its missile and nuclear development appears to be quickening.
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The rate of inventory destocking appears to be quickening in recent months.
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He's been doing this sporadically since inauguration, but the pace is quickening.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — Reacting to concerns about the quickening spread of coronavirus, Gov.
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The firm projects a quickening pace of normal refining through the weekend.
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An unchecked pandemic will lead to an ever-quickening rate of infection.
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"I'm so glad you asked me this question," she says, her pace quickening.
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He noted that homebuilders, another pro-cyclical group, has shown signs of quickening.
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Yes it is, and the pace of some key credit aggregates is quickening.
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Proposals like this illustrate the quickening pace of academia's race to the bottom.
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Surging copper output from new mines has driven quickening growth in recent months.
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Collins squinted at the live newscast of his terrorist, frowning, his pulse quickening.
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We spy goosebumps, quickening pulses, and fans sitting on the edge of their seats.
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Her voice rising and quickening, she told me she found much of it infuriating.
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My own exam dreams are simultaneously boring to reproduce and pulse-quickening to remember.
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We are officially more than halfway through the series and the show's pace is quickening.
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Lehmann and his colleagues looked elsewhere for evidence of a quickening pace of collective attention.
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And China's factories continued to shed workers, with staff cuts quickening from the previous month.
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In this case, the quickening pace is most likely being driven by the vendors themselves.
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I'm sure I would have found that useful to quickening my personal experience of acceptance.
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There have been other signs of a quickening in the housing market since the Dec.
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He extols indigenous cultures — you can almost feel his pulse quickening when he hears Zapotec.
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REUTERS POLL-CHINA CONSUMER INFLATION SEEN QUICKENING TO 2.3% IN 2019 (VS 2.1% IN APRIL POLL)
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There have also been signs of a quickening of pace at the company in recent months.
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The longer-term trend is also pointing to a quickening in the rate of job creation.
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Still, despite the quickening pace of cord cutting, pay TV continues to have a wide audience.
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Kahn's best buildings leave visitors with the same heart-quickening sensation as an ancient Greek temple.
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If the rate tops 4.5 percent, the latest quarter will be the third with quickening expansion.
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The timeline was quickening, tightening; there were certain days on which we'd all lived through centuries.
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There were times I grinned — literally grinned — at their virtuosity, without my heart ever truly quickening.
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The sickening rhythm of suicide bombs in Shia suburbs of Baghdad and southern Iraq is quickening again.
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Last month, owners' equivalent rent of primary residence climbed 24.6 percent, quickening after September's 21.2 percent increase.
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Fiscal revenues climbed 14.4 percent in April from a year earlier, quickening from March's 7.1 percent rise.
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Baby boomers and the elderly have fallen victim to the quickening and often myopic march of tech.
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The rate of inventory destocking appeared to be quickening in response to robust demand in recent months.
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So far this year, 13 companies have defaulted on bonds, with the pace quickening in recent weeks.
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Private sector profits grew 6.5% in Jan-November, quickening from 5.3% growth in the first 10 months.
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Private sector profits rose 7.0% in Jan-July, quickening from a 6.0% growth in the first six months.
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THE English Premier League (EPL), football's wealthiest division, has long seemed like an ever-quickening fountain of riches.
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Displaced Iraqis are streaming out of western Mosul at a quickening pace as fighting intensifies in the city.
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"Different regulators are quickening the pace to collaborate on their policies to push forward financial deleveraging," it added.
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Consumer inflation also remained moderate last month, quickening to 2.7%, below the annual official target of around 3%.
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The gains in riskier assets came as industry surveys from India to Germany to Canada showed quickening activity.
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With GDP quickening in the second quarter, the economy grew 2.1 percent in the first half of 2017.
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With GDP quickening in the second quarter, the economy grew 26.5 percent in the first half of 26.8.
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It also marked a quickening from 9.1 percent in the first quarter of 2017, according to the NBS.
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That assessment would please the U.S. Open, as quickening matches was a stated goal of the clock initiative.
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Then a quickening of sound as she crosses the patio with purpose, depresses the keys on her phone.
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In the heart rate meditation, your quickening or slowing pulse is represented by the sound of a drum.
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J.C. Penney, like many retailers, struggled to keep up with quickening shopping expectations that fast fashion has created.
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The pace of North Korea's missile and nuclear development appears to be quickening North Korea raises even bigger challenges.
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The music of the Drum Circle returns with a quickening pace, chasing the untraceable pattern of his new dance.
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"What we've seen is a scaling up and a quickening of the efficiency of this tyrannical operation," added Ryan.
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Analysts had expected fixed-asset investment growth of 8.2 percent, quickening from 20163 percent in the whole of 2016.
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Retail sales were expected to have risen 8.8 percent in November, quickening a little from 8.6 percent in October.
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Tesla is opening stores at a quickening pace following its decision to keep some locations open earlier this year.
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Commercial flight innovation was the next step forward, quickening travel and further lessening the geographical divides of the country.
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The pulse-quickening toccata that opens Monteverdi's "L'Orfeo" is essentially the overture of the earliest opera still widely performed.
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Analysts had expected fixed-asset investment growth of 8.2 percent, quickening from 8.1 percent in the whole of 2016.
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But the meeting in Tokyo signals a quickening—and is the first big RCEP meeting to be held outside ASEAN.
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That combination of slowing credit, quickening growth and rising inflation has already had a notable effect on China's debt ratios.
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With our feet moving and heart rate quickening, we become viscerally aware of our bodies while viewing portraits of humanity.
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On a sequential basis, economists estimated GDP grew 1.5% in the second quarter, quickening from 1.4% in the first quarter.
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He was soon diagnosed with bacterial pneumonia and the flu, and his condition continued to worsen at a quickening pace.
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"We are quickening the full opening of market access for foreign investors in banking, securities and insurance sectors," he said.
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On a sequential basis, economists estimated GDP grew 2.153% in the second quarter, quickening from 1.4% in the first quarter.
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But "Open Plan" as a whole — and definitely Thursday's sense-quickening performance, sometimes delicate and sometimes overflowing — expands that definition.
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He noted that monthly inflation was quickening, with the rise reaching 26 percent in July versus 21.4 percent in June.
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Thanks to the expected rise of closing-quickening tech, some hoary old standbys may be in for a rude awakening.
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Profits at China's industrial firms grew at the fastest pace in eight months in November on quickening output and sales.
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Compared with a year ago, new home prices rose 5 percent, quickening from May's 4.7 percent gain, NBS data showed.
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Environmental groups blame Bolsonaro, a far-right populist, for the quickening pace of destruction, saying he has relaxed controls on deforestation.
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Disconnection, anxiety, and stress are our companions as we struggle to make meaning of these times in their ever quickening pace.
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Bright reds and brilliant yellows interrupt the color palette that at moments became muddied by the quickening pace of layering paint.
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Trump signed an executive order expanding authorities for individual ICE agents, but it's too early to tell if deportations are quickening.
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Beijing and Shanghai prices rose 27.8 percent and 32.7 percent on-year, quickening from 23.5 percent and 31.2 percent in August.
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The contraction in total new orders also moderated slightly, while factory output offered one brighter note, with growth quickening this month.
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Investor sentiment was also lifted by comments from Mr Xi about quickening the pace of development in China's financial- services industry.
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Shanghai and Beijing prices rose 31.2 percent and 23.5 percent on-year, quickening from 27.3 percent and 20.7 percent in July.
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On the one had, the President-elect is presiding over a professional and quickening effort to construct his government and agenda.
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This will be SpaceX's 16th launch of 2017, which reflects the quickening pace it's achieving regarding the frequency of its launches.
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As McClanahan described it, Silverton fits into a company's funding strategy post-accelerator, around the Series A period of quickening growth.
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The truly pulse quickening moment for Jimmy in "Smoke" happens to the persona he will assume after he becomes Saul Goodman.
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Fetal life was still defined by "quickening" — when the woman felt the fetus move, not before the fourth or fifth month.
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Another stocks sell-off provoked by concern about the disease's quickening wiped another 900 points from the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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In Gallery 22B you'll find Henri Matisse's pulse-quickening "Swimming Pool," whose fragile blue cut-outs can only be shown rarely.
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One common view was that life begins at quickening, when the mother can feel the baby's kicks, at about 20 weeks.
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With the pace of mergers and acquisitions in the American economy quickening, a new era of trust-busting may be coming.
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Yet the quickening rise of accelerators appears to be bad news for the company, says Alan Priestley of Gartner, an IT consultancy.
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China's factory output offered one brighter note, with growth quickening this month as the subindex rose to 52.1 from 51.3 in June.
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"The quickening speed of inventory movement is a reflection of demand growing faster than supply," said Jonathan Smoke, chief economist at Realtor.
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For the past two decades, the pace of rise has been quickening, in step with accelerated melting on the Greenland ice sheet.
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A full moon in Taurus arrives, quickening the pace of of the month, and a new moon in Sagittarius promises new adventures!
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China's fiscal revenues increased 8.9 percent in June from a year earlier, also quickening from May's 3.7 percent rise, the ministry said.
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At other times its intensity builds to pulse-quickening levels, especially when an elusive fourth dancer, Tara Sheena, bounds through the space.
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They were illegal only after "quickening," the highly subjective term used to describe when pregnant women could feel the fetus moving, Reagan said.
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If it sweeps at a quickening pace, it will scan right off the end of the radio dial and cease to function altogether.
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Botswana, Kenya and Namibia all joined these ranks over the 103/19 financial year, indicating a quickening development of their respective capital markets.
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" Trump has employed increasingly caustic rhetoric to respond to the quickening impeachment inquiry, accusing Democrats of a "coup" and calling the investigation "bullshit.
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The ever-quickening pace of technological advancement will continue to bring the entire world into our homes, leaving some feeling alienated and confused.
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The consumer price index (CPI) rose 33 percent from a year earlier, more than expectations and quickening from January's gain of 1.5 percent.
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China's leading phone vendors OPPO, Huawei and vivo are happily breathing down Tim's neck in the ever-quickening pace of China's mobile market.
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There's both a quickening and a calming — there's a sense that you don't have as much time on earth as you once did.
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But it's really an early skirmish in a larger war over the impact the quickening pace of AI development means for Americans' paychecks.
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Prior to the nineteenth century, before modern medical technology, abortion was prohibited after "quickening" (the first feelings of fetal movements by the mother).
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Over the last week, as a cold snap eased, reports of incoming warblers began to pick up, quickening the pulses of city birders.
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Retail sales rose 11.0 percent in June from a year earlier, quickening from May and beating analysts' expectations for a 10.6 percent rise.
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The pace of team owners agitating for gleaming new stadiums — financed by as much public money as they can drum up — is quickening.
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It soon became known for high-volume blasts of heart-quickening rock that could not quite disguise the hooks buried beneath the noise.
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Mr. Cantor's home state, Virginia, offered a stark example of the quickening march of cul-de-sac-dwelling professionals toward the Democratic Party.
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Reflecting sluggish economic performance, annual inflation is forecast to average 1.7 percent this year, before quickening a touch to 2.0 percent in 2017.
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Human activities, such as burning fossil fuels for energy and chopping down forests, are causing carbon dioxide levels to increase at a quickening pace.
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He has held 37 so far: two in 2015, his second year in office, 15 in 2016 and 20 this year, quickening his pace.
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That could reignite fears of inflation and a quickening pace of rate increases by the Federal Reserve, providing another reason for stocks to fall.
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Their set had a steamy carnival energy, with the relentless drive of the machine-made pulse amplified by heart-quickening flurries of live drumming.
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China on Friday posted its slowest annual growth figure in almost 30 years, although December data showed revived business confidence and quickening factory output.
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Summing up his day before the Akron crowd, Mr. Bloomberg sounded almost giddy, his pace quickening as he shared his impressions of the farm.
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We are witnessing a renewal and quickening of a 50-year old campaign to dissuade Americans from calling a convention for proposing constitutional amendments.
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Compared with a year earlier, new home prices rose 5.8 percent, the fastest pace since September 2017 and quickening from June's 5 percent gain.
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The quickening of the internet has meant that many more people have access, and can reach our content, and thus stop feeling loneliness and shame.
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It's unanimous: 2017 was one of Earth's warmest years on record, continuing an impressive and quickening trend seen since the dawn of the industrial revolution.
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Apple Music is continuing its upward climb in subscriber count, quickening its pace as it seeks to overtake Spotify in the battle for users' ears.
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Collectively, they rose 0.6% from a month earlier, quickening from a 0.2% gain in March, the statistics bureau said in a statement accompanying the data.
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In fact, it's more likely it is signalling more volatility due to a tax-related quickening of growth, inflation expectations and acceleration of stock gains.
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National output fell for a fourth straight month in September, the pace of decline quickening to 2300 percent, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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Given the richness of recent New York playwrights, do you hear any quickening of British interest in what looks like a fertile period over here?
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Ransom, is a nerve-quickening account of high school kids held hostage on their school bus by a deranged man who has killed the driver.
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He also does all those sounds effects, like the cavalry charge trumpet, the clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, noise and the tempo-quickening drum beat.
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After months of stalemate, diplomatic efforts to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis are quickening, thanks largely to the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in.
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China, meanwhile, on Friday posted its slowest annual growth figure in almost 30 years, although December data showed revived business confidence and quickening factory output.
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As a result of complaints by Dr. Sanders and others, journals have been posting notices of problems with Dr. Croce's papers at a quickening pace.
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In the 12 months through January, import prices increased 3.6 percent, the largest advance since April 2017, quickening from a 3.2 percent rise in December.
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Instead, chief among their concerns is the quickening pace of new deals among the newer, less-established names in the space and the subsequent intensifying competition.
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If the quickening tempo of plots is any indication, some are trained and hardened fighters with the skills and motivation to carry out attacks at home.
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PRICE PRESSURES Other data on Thursday showed price pressures in China were rising, with April consumer inflation quickening to a six-month high of 2.5 percent.
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"We would expect trend-followers that are currently sitting on unrealized losses to start exiting their long positions in equities at a quickening pace," Takada said.
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Unlike just about everyone on the Republican side, she isn't justifying her proposals with claims that they would cause a radical quickening of the U.S. economy.
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The first GRACE mission helped scientists discover the quickening pace at which Greenland and parts of Antarctica are losing mass, which is raising sea levels worldwide.
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The ensuing outcry did not change university minds, but it won the hearts of fair-minded people countrywide, quickening the pace in pursuit of racial justice.
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The huge increase in testing capacity and the quickening spread of the virus yielded sobering news: more than 2,200 newly discovered cases in New York State.
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Saunders does a fine job—and has a fine time—quickening his little necropolis to literary life, supporting his three codger principals with figures like Mrs.
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Trump could be especially exposed to a such a military or economic backlash by Iran that casts doubt on his judgment given his quickening reelection race.
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To counter those price increases, Maduro has been raising the minimum wage, but quickening inflation coupled with a depreciating bolivar currency has plunged millions into poverty.
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A more traditional president might worry about the chances of confirming a replacement for Acosta given the quickening campaign calendar, which will soon jam up Washington politics.
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In the United States, the influx of cash from China has inflated the size of biotech funding rounds and quickening the pace that companies can raise money.
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Mexico's central bank aggressively hiked its benchmark interest rate in a bid to cool quickening inflation after the peso fell to record lows after the U.S. election.
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Known as the Cold Moon, Ice Moon, and Quickening Moon, this month's full moon represents the restlessness many of us start to feel this time of year.
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The quickening pace of technology has given rise to new forms of surveillance, the likes of which, two decades ago, no federal agent would've ever thought possible.
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On top of that, the ever-quickening news cycle and Trump's penchant for being unpredictable all but guarantee surprise twists and turns in the battle for Congress.
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The Fed's acknowledgment of the quickening pace of inflation today put three hikes in 2018 into the 'base-case' and perhaps raises the prospects for a fourth.
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The rally is one of several that the president has staged or plans to attend in the early weeks of primary season amid the quickening presidential election.
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In addition to the growing ranks of new job hunters, the quickening competition is giving more employees the confidence to quit in search of a better deal.
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In "Eternal Womb," the singers began with some gnashing howls; by the end, they were collaborating on a quickening march that pivoted away from fields of anguish.
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"The Quickening," the final, revealing essay about her own pregnancy, feels less harrowing and more there for the sake of bringing our host into the present tense.
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In the report, Russell said, though technological progress brings "many benefits," the "quickening developments can easily disguise the growth of harms that inevitably come in their wake."
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The finding out that I was going to be a dad again: I can still feel the lurch in my stomach and the quickening of my heart.
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"At conception and the earliest stage of pregnancy, before quickening, no one believed that a human life existed; not even the Catholic Church took this view," Reagan wrote.
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On a year-on-year basis, average new home prices in China's 70 major cities increased 5.8 percent in July, quickening from a 5.0 percent gain in June.
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China's industrial output is expected to have grown 13% in June from a year earlier, quickening from 5.0% in May, which was the weakest pace in 17 years.
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The adrenaline-quickening, soul-shredding depictions of the horrors of slavery that are often forgotten and conveniently left out of American history books brought me to tears twice.
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Retail sales show strong and quickening growth while manufacturing output is stalling, purchasing managers surveys point to the most sluggish conditions since 2016, and construction activity is falling.
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The economy grew at a 227% annualized rate in the first quarter, driven by a surge in exports and inventories, quickening from the October-December period's 2000% pace.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's annual headline inflation rate is expected to have risen 0.5 percent in February, according to a Reuters poll, quickening slightly compared with the previous month.
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Retail sales show strong and quickening growth while manufacturing output is stalling, purchasing managers' surveys point to the most sluggish conditions since 2016, and construction activity is falling.
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As the rocket climbs above them, its pace quickening, the roar of its engines speaks to its power as the sharp line of its exhaust illustrates its precision.
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China's industrial output is expected to have grown 5.2% in June from a year earlier, quickening from 5.0% in May, which was the weakest pace in 17 years.
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The hard-driving score, which opens with a chord repeated loudly 144 times at quickening intervals, juxtaposes eclectic influences including Bach, Stravinsky, Renaissance music, jazz and boogie-woogie.
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Nor did any laws in any of the states, at the time of the founding, forbid sexual expression, or abortion before quickening, and sodomy laws were seldom enforced.
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The rally will be one of several that the president has staged or plans to attend in the early weeks of primary season amid the quickening presidential election.
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According to a Reuters survey of economists, GDP probably increased at a 2.5 percent rate in the third quarter, quickening from the second-quarter's tepid 1.4 percent pace.
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DATA: China's industrial production rose 214% year-on-year in November, beating the consensus at 2095% and quickening from 4.7% in October and the fastest in five months.
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In a footnote, he said that when the state constitution was adopted, abortion was legal until "quickening" which was between four and five months after the last menstrual period.
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An alternative measure of economic growth, gross domestic income (GDI), increased at a rate of 23.5 percent in the third quarter, quickening from the second quarter's 20.4 percent pace.
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An alternative measure of economic growth, gross domestic income (GDI), increased at a rate of 23 percent in the third quarter, quickening from the second quarter's 0.9 percent pace.
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The central bank expects loan growth at the end of this year at 14 percent, helped with policy loosening, quickening from 2015's loan growth pace of 10.5 percent.
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While today's news pins two high-profile executive departures to a single incident, Snap's executive team has seemed to be losing talent from its ranks at a quickening pace.
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Average prices in the four tier-1 cities - Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen rose - 0.3% from a month earlier, quickening from a 0.2% gain in June, NBS data showed.
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In Asia, China's annual consumer inflation edged up to 1.2 percent in April from March's 0.9 percent, while quickening in Indonesia to a 13-month high of 4.17 percent.
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Park said on Tuesday the effectiveness of existing sanctions could be boosted by "closing loopholes" and said the North may be "quickening its own collapse" by defying international warnings.
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The eerie quickening might have something to do with a storm passing, tossing the trees and lighting up the night sky, and then booming farther off in the distance.
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But even knowing what was coming — we'd already seen Dany leave Dragonstone over Tyrion's objections — her arrival packed the pulse-quickening visceral wallop of the best "Thrones" action scenes.
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When America was founded, abortion was legal everywhere until quickening, and it wasn't until the 19th century that states began enacting laws prohibiting abortions, beginning with Connecticut in 1821.
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The South African rand eased 212 percent and bond yields rose off 0.01-day lows as data showed October inflation quickening to 217 percent year-on-year, above analysts' forecasts.
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The economy grew at a 2023 percent annualised rate in the first quarter, driven by a surge in exports and inventories, quickening from the October-December period's 2202 percent pace.
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BEIJING, July 27 (Reuters) - Profits earned by China's industrial companies in June rose 19.1 percent from a year earlier, the statistics bureau said on Thursday, quickening from the previous month.
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It's the kind of life-affirming chicanery that almost makes you forget that deep fake technology is quietly undermining yet another medium in our ever-quickening descent into informational relativism.
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The economy grew at a 3.2 percent annualized rate in the first quarter, driven by a surge in exports and inventories, quickening from the October-December period's 2.2 percent pace.
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The economy grew at a 276 percent annualized rate in the first quarter, driven by a surge in exports and inventories, quickening from the October-December period's 2000 percent pace.
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The vice president also briefly mentioned House Democrats' quickening impeachment inquiry, echoing other White House officials by claiming they are trying to overturn the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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Industrial output is forecast to have increased 21.4 percent from a year earlier, quickening from 21 percent in the first two months, which was the weakest pace in 2953 years.
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Keeping up with the latest tech tools — and finding a way to effectively add them to a marketing stack — can feel a bit like running on a steadily quickening treadmill.
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Compared with a year earlier, new home prices rose 2656 percent, the fastest since July 2563.6 and quickening from October's 8.6 percent gain, according to data issued by the NBS.
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Compared with a year earlier, new home prices rose 563.63 percent, the fastest since July 2563.6 and quickening from October's 22 percent gain, according to data issued by the NBS.
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Now, the app store is sprinkled with dozens of tranquil smartphone portals that are antidotes to the maddening intensity of traditional video games and the quickening pace of online life.
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The flavorful rise in his mother's hormones — the quickening of her pulse, the drip of adrenaline in her synapses — tells him a poisonous story to which he, alone, is privy.
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The poll also predicted annual consumer inflation will pick up to 2.3% in 2019, quickening from 2.1% estimate in the April survey, but below the government target of around 3%.
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The pace of destructive weather events is quickening; the world is going from interconnected to interdependent; and machines and software are devouring ever more middle- and even high-skill jobs.
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It is possible to be so absorbed by the quickening plot here that you overlook the unfolding of the relationship, which is subtler, gentler than it is in many romances.
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Her classmate, 9-year-old Iris Adderley, said she was worried about the quickening pace of extinctions in nature, and the risks of sea level rise, including flooding in Britain.
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BEIJING, May 13 (Reuters) - Profits earned by China's industrial firms rose 21.9 percent in April from a year earlier, quickening from the previous month, the statistics bureau said on Sunday.
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Full-year GDP data on Thursday is likely to show growth quickening for the first time in seven years to 6.9 percent, based on recent comments from Prime Minister Li Keqiang.
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In addition, researchers think that the water moving underneath the ice sheet could further destabilize portions of the Antarctic ice sheet, adding to the already quickening pace of sea level rise.
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"With peak investments and significant scale behind us, our pace is quickening as we focus on completing the rollout of these initiatives and reaping the benefits," Shaich said in the release.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Annual food price inflation in Russia may rise slightly in the coming months, but a quickening of overall inflation is not expected, the Russian central bank said on Friday.
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The central bank said the broad M6.73 money supply measure (M26.7) grew 21 percent in March from a year earlier, missing forecasts of 26.4859 percent but quickening from February's 13.3 percent.
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The public is also generally averse to quickening social change that might undermine American traditions and any sense that the nation's unique role as an example to the world is threatened.
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Germany's two largest banks issued short statements following separate meetings of their management boards, a person with knowledge of the matter said, indicating a quickening of pace in the merger process.
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So the results of this study, published today in the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, suggest a simple technique for quickening the passing of stones that almost anyone can try.
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Wednesday's news was not all good, however, with a survey showing South Korea's manufacturing activity contracted for a sixth straight month in January on quickening declines in output and new orders.
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The British far-right have helped a creature of their own take the most powerful job in the world; how will Trump's triumph there impact our own quickening slide into dystopia?
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Given these competing tendencies, along with the quickening trend abroad to abandon economic principles, it is crucial that U.S. antitrust authorities rapidly re-establish themselves as leaders in economics-based analysis.
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The recent stock market rumpus has been set off in part by fears that a tight labor market and quickening wage growth are a foretaste of higher inflation and interest rates.
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Set against that is an air of artistic haste and a quickening appetite—of the photographer's eye beginning to gorge on the world around her, and on its panoply of goods.
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Regardless of what you observe (or what you call it), these early-February holidays actually celebrate the same seasonal shift that Punxsutawney Phil is believed to predict: the quickening of the year.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish manufacturing activity expanded for the first time in 22 months, a business survey showed on Monday, with new orders returning to growth and the rate of output expansion quickening.
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These islands - known as chars in Bangladesh - are constantly changing shape as they erode and reform, a process that is quickening as a result of more extreme rainfall associated with climate change.
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But nearly half of the policy makers projected three more this year and the pace of increases is seen quickening in the next two years, ending the years-long easy-money policy.
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Fed officials are suggesting that the central bank is working to avoid rapid inflation in coming months (as a result of the GOP tax overhaul) by quickening the pace of rate increases.
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The banks issued short statements following separate meetings of their management boards, indicating a quickening of pace in the merger process, although both also warned that a deal was far from certain.
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He seems unable to do anything other than give them what they want, egging on their anger against every protester who dares to appear, quickening the spiral of violence at his rallies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's outstanding foreign debt rose 3 percent in the third quarter, data from the foreign exchange regulator showed on Friday, quickening from a 20163 percent rise in the second quarter.
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The quickening pace of the gains has stirred speculation that the government may wade in again to try and calm the markets and soothe utilities' concerns about tighter supplies and falling profits.
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Closer to a greatest-hits than an original take, the movie is nevertheless a curiously sedate and uncritical rundown, barely quickening the pulse when it addresses Mr. Leary's 1970 escape from prison.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy likely expanded by 0.7 percent in the three months to January, quickening slightly from the fourth quarter, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research said on Friday.
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In Florida, which is also seeing the quickening tempo of climate disruption, Representative Carlos Curbelo, whose district includes the Everglades and Florida Keys, is a rare Republican who makes climate an issue.
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Average new home prices in 70 major cities rose 7.7 percent in December from a year earlier, quickening from November's 6.5 percent rise, the National Bureau of Statistics(NBS) said on Monday.
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That opening novel now looks like the series' relatively innocent prologue — and it is as blade-sharp, violent, pulse-quickening and reportorially shocking as the pinnacle of some lesser series might be.
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Compared with a month earlier, new home prices rose 0.3 percent, quickening from January's 0.2 percent increase, according to Reuters calculations from data issued by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Saturday.
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While the iceberg calving event itself is likely mostly natural, it nevertheless threatens to speed up the already quickening pace of ice melt in the region due in large part to global warming.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday that he believes the quickening pace of growth in the nation's economy in the second quarter will persist for the next few years.
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The area of property sold grew 10.2 percent in May, compared with a 7.7 percent increase in April, reflecting a quickening in destocking of existing homes in smaller cities, a Reuters' calculation showed.
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The deals have been spurred by quickening global growth and robust business confidence, as well as tax cuts passed in the US last year that have added to the firepower for marquee acquisitions.
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Bites The most visible sign of an artistic quickening in Arles is probably the Frank Gehry-designed tower rising at LUMA Arles, a contemporary art center being created in a former rail yard.
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Then there is a quickening debate over the decision of the author to stay in the shadows and whether the person should demonstrate their courage of convictions by resigning and revealing their name.
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What was previously assumed to be empty space in the universe now had to be filled with huge amounts of mysterious anti-energy in order to explain observations of the universe's ever-quickening expansion.
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JAKARTA, April 25 (Reuters) - Loans extended by Indonesian banks grew 8.54 percent in March from a year ago, slightly quickening from February's pace of 8.2 percent, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) said on Wednesday.
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Private sector fixed-asset investment grew 2.5 percent in the first nine months, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday, quickening from a record low of 2.1 percent in the first eight months.
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Two moderate House Republicans announced surprise retirements this week, quickening the pulse of Republicans waiting to see if a wave of retirements will jeopardize the party's path to holding the House majority in 2018.
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Property investment in August rose 27% from year earlier, quickening from July's 8.5% pace, marking the fastest growth since April, according to Reuters calculations based on National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) data on Monday.
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Industrial production rose 142.073% year-on-year in November, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed, beating the median forecast of 2142.07% growth in a Reuters poll and quickening from 22020% in October.
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Solid growth in demand was despite output prices rising at the fastest rate in nearly three years and input cost inflation hitting a 13-month high, which suggest a further quickening in overall inflation.
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Quickening economic growth, a shortage of drivers and reduced capacity, and higher fuel prices have driven up transportation costs, prompting some companies to threaten to raise prices on goods ranging from chicken to cereal.
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The quickening death of America's newspapers, and the communities around them, may be one of the more profound stories of our time—and it's one the papers themselves are neither inclined nor equipped to cover.
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When he speaks of the as-yet-untitled solo EP he's been tinkering away at recently, that emphatic quality becomes especially apparent: "It's scary," he says, he says of the new material, his voice quickening.
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Outside Victor's small temporary shelter, there's screaming and looting and smashing and the quickening spread of fire; inside, he and Daniel have wild, desperate sex as if it's the very last thing they'll ever do.
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The confirmation of a quickening rise "highlights the importance and urgency" of working out ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions and to protect low-lying coasts, the scientists wrote in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a statement the visa rejection, together with the unprecedented banning of the Hong Kong National Party, showed a quickening downward spiral for human rights in Hong Kong.
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The holiday dates back to Celtic Pagan traditions in which people would celebrate the "quickening of the year" when the ewes, or female sheep, started to lactate (the word "Imbolc" actually refers to sheep's milk).
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With insiders saying Meghan Markle is "the one" for Prince Harry — and rumors of an engagement announcement quickening every day — many royal fans are wondering if Markle will spend Christmas with the royals this year.
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Analysts said the level of sales generally supported their view of a strong underlying trend in new home sales and of a quickening pace of overall economic growth in the second half of the year.
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He often turned to the production staff to sharpen the cues for The Voice and the music — Shostakovich's haunting Waltz No. 2 became a recurring backdrop — quickening the pace and adding urgency to the story.
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The Fed forecast at least two more hikes for 21.5, but nearly half of the policy makers projected three more this year and the pace of increases is seen quickening in the next two years.
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"We are quickening the full opening of market access for foreign investors in banking, securities and insurance sectors," Li said in a speech at the annual Boao forum held on China's southern island of Hainan.
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The desire to confront death stayed with her through the decades, quickening more recently when her beloved father died of a heart attack on the marble floor of his building, at the age of 81.
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Now, leaning back in the driver's seat, his hand quickening, he saw the net-caught look that had glittered in Lindsay's eyes when she'd turned around and noticed him behind her in the parking lot.
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Just last month, secretive VR startup Magic Leap received more than $793 million in new funding through Google, Qualcomm and others, quickening its progress toward creating seamless experiences in which digital and physical worlds collide.
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A hat tip to Tim Maurice-Jones, the cinematographer, who manages to render both a sprawling rooftop chase and a fight in a very confined space (the back of a van) with pulse-quickening verve.
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He favored fast tempos, sometimes quickening them playfully (as in a "Dardanus" tambourin that was the second number repeated as an encore), and conducted long stretches with the mere nod of a head, if that.
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China's fiscal spending jumped 26.7811 percent in June from a year earlier, quickening sharply from a 9.2 percent rise in May and signalling government efforts to cushion a gradual slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
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The trajectory of donor flight from one Floridian to the other has held steady in favor of Rubio for months, but the latest filing, which covers the month of December, shows that the rate is quickening.
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That was reflected in the pace of new order growth quickening to the strongest rate in three months, with 12 percent of respondents recording higher new business compared with less than 3 percent seeing a decline.
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Despite turmoil in places such as Argentina, Brazil and swaths of the Middle East and Africa, foreign investment in a number of developing economies is quickening this year — which is also helping to feed government spending.
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"The Fed's acknowledgment of the quickening pace of inflation today put three hikes in 2500 into the 'base-case' and perhaps raises the prospects for a fourth," said Mike Terwilliger, portfolio manager, Resource Credit Income Fund.
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Economists in a Reuters poll estimated GDP grew 1.6 percent quarter-on-quarter in the three months ended June, quickening from 1.1 percent in the first quarter, though only five of 6.63 analysts gave sequential forecasts.
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These are likely to be a broadening and quickening of the spread of computers into the workplace and everyday life, requiring people to update their skills faster and more frequently than they do at the moment.
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The Fed held interest rates steady on Wednesday and expressed confidence that a recent quickening in inflation to near the central bank's target would be sustained, leaving it on track to raise borrowing costs in June.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has eased restrictions on coal imports by quickening the customs clearing process, sources in the trade and at utilities said on Tuesday, dampening record high prices as cheaper foreign supply lands at ports.
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Accomplished, unimpeachably correct if not exactly heart-quickening, it features dozens of old master drawings — the Morgan's primary focus — but there are also 14 French paintings, permitted to travel while the Nationalmuseum is closed for renovations.
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But rifts emerged on issues from his quickening trade war with China to the nuclear ambitions of both Iran and North Korea, and the question of whether Russia's President Vladmir Putin should be readmitted to the group.
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While the iceberg calving event itself is not likely caused specifically by climate change, it nevertheless threatens to speed up the already quickening pace of ice melt in the region due in large part to global warming.
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Washington (CNN)As another frenzied Washington week closes, the White House seems to be losing control of the quickening intrigue over Russia's meddling in the election, and allegations of links between the Trump campaign and Kremlin associates.
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Official data showed last week that the growth in China's property investment in the first two months of 2016 rose 3 percent from a year ago, quickening from 1 percent gains in the full year of 2015.
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Average new home prices in 70 major cities rose 2.5 percent in January from a year earlier, quickening from December's 603 percent rise, according to Reuters calculations based on data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).
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Adding fuel to the fire is the quickening pace of the Initiative for the Integration of the Regional Infrastructure of South America (IIRSA), a multi-nation plan to build road, dams and rail lines across the Amazon.
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This narrative blames everyday consumers for the quickening deterioration of the planet, while obscuring the role played by corporate, governmental, and organizational forces—like the 20 companies that are responsible for one-third of all carbon emissions.
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First the numbers bounced back and forth between two values, then they cycled among four values, then eight, and so on, with the rate of the change quickening until the patterns lost all hint of repeating cycles.
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First the numbers bounced back and forth between two values, then they cycled among four values, then eight, and so on, with the rate of the change quickening until the patterns lost all hint of repeating cycles.
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BEIJING, May 15 (Reuters) - China's real estate investment rose 11.9% in the first four months of the year from the same period last year, quickening a touch from 11.8% in the first quarter, official data showed on Wednesday.
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Average new home prices in China's 22 major cities rose 0.73 percent in March, quickening from a 20.7 percent gain in February, according to Reuters calculation of data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Tuesday.
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Average new home prices in China's 22 major cities rose 20.6 percent in March, quickening from a 20083 percent gain in February, according to Reuters calculation of data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Tuesday.
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Prices of new homes in 100 biggest cities in May rose an average 10.3 percent from a year earlier, quickening from 9 percent in April, a poll by property services firm China Real Estate Index System (CREIS) showed.
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For Southeast Asia, moderating export growth, quickening inflation, net capital outflows and a worsening balance of payments have dimmed the outlook, with growth this year projected to slow to 5.1 percent from the July forecast of 5.2 percent.
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The robot is particularly useful in quickening the vetting process for high-turnover blue-collar jobs like secretaries and restaurant waitstaff, as well as sales positions that require measurable skills, like sales managers or sales representatives, says Uraskin.
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Portfolio manager Sheru Chowdhry is expected to leave Paulson & Co, two sources said on Friday, signaling a quickening pace of departures at the hedge fund as its assets have shrunk and some of its portfolios have suffered losses.
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Now, the suddenly quickening 2020 presidential race and a Capitol Hill power play by Democrats suggest that Trump is beginning to take on the look of prey for opponents ready to pounce on his sub-40% approval rating.
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But there is one sense in which the basic disparity between this actress and this role feeds the quickening sensibility that infuses every aspect of Farber's interpretation, which cannily condenses and rearranges the text for speed and focus.
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They sang the line in 2009, after a last-minute, pulse-quickening win against Fulham in the spring, only to see Manchester United slip into another gear and roar past in the last few weeks of the season.
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A burgeoning private sector had hoped the National League for Democracy's (NLD) emphatic triumph in a historic election last year would spur a quickening of reforms, but eight months on the NLD's economic strategy remains largely a mystery.
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WeWork, the fast-growing coworking company gobbling up commercial office leases, said on Thursday its second-quarter sales more than doubled from a year earlier as it added new members at a quickening pace, but losses also mounted.
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IPO activity in the first half jumped nearly 80 percent to $1.04 billion, Thomson Reuters data showed this month, with the market on track for its best year in six as investors bet on quickening pace of economic growth.
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CNN's Jake Tapper has reported a source close to Comey says the now-former director never offered his loyalty to President and that the pace of the investigation into alleged Russian connections to the Trump campaign was actually quickening.
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When it first tears through the darkness, amplified to eardrum-rattling volume, you sense a collective quickening of pulses at the Daryl Roth Theater, where a somber and monotonous new variation on "Cyrano de Bergerac" opened on Thursday night.
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And while his scripted remarks were a perfect match for the moment, it remains to be seen if he will be as apolitical and restrained after he has had time to absorb the quickening Washington debate over the killings.
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Average new home prices in 70 major cities climbed 3.6 percent in February from a year ago, quickening from January's 13 percent rise, according to Reuters calculations based on data released by the National Statistics Bureau (NBS) on Friday.
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Getting as far as I've managed has already been a long and laborious experience, so the idea of quickening my pace would be very welcome, but who knows when I'll come across an Atlas interface on my own next.
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In a climate change report published yesterday, scientists likened the quickening growth rate of carbon dioxide emissions to a "speeding freight train," and warned that the world may face some of global warming's most severe consequences sooner than expected.
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They had avoided reporters after Las Vegas but were frustrated that the Thousand Oaks shootings had fallen out of the spotlight so quickly, subsumed by the news of wildfires there — and the ever-quickening news cycle after mass shootings.
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"My team's job is to stay on top of all the intelligence trends and threats in Afghanistan," said Lieutenant Conway, 39, whose analysts recently started working 12-hour shifts round-the-clock to keep pace with the quickening events.
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Temperatures recorded mainly in the northern hemisphere in the first six months of the year, coupled with an early and fast Arctic sea ice melt and "new highs" in heat-trapping carbon dioxide levels, point to quickening climate change, it said.
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Source: Leuthold Group To meld these perspectives, perhaps the recent rally is indeed a genuine recognition of a quickening of global growth and the chance for some business-friendly Trump policies, which could pull plenty more holdouts onto the bullish bandwagon.
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After their second test run exploded during descent in 2014, killing the pilot Michael Asbury in the process, Branson has been hesitant to rush the testing process, despite quickening competition from space travel challengers XCOR Space Expeditions and Spacex respectively.
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In a sign of buoyant home sales, mortgages rose 23.2 percent by the end of December from a year earlier, quickening from annual growth of 17.5 percent in 2014, according to a statement on the People's Bank of China's website.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Prickly relations with Russia and lagging reforms in Ukraine risk souring the mood for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development as it holds its annual meeting this week against a mostly cheerful background of quickening global growth.
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The midpoint between the winter solstice and vernal equinox (which you might know as Groundhog Day) lands in early February, and this month's full moon has long been associated with the first signs of spring, or the quickening of the seasons.
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According to Reuters polls, a flood of data in coming weeks is expected to show the economy continued to grow at a steady pace in November, with inflation quickening and credit expanding at a faster pace despite concerns about rising debt.
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HARARE, July 7 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Friday said Zimbabwe's economy would grow by 2.8 percent this year from 0.7 percent in 2016, thanks to a rebound in agriculture, but saw inflation quickening to 7 percent by December.
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Watching The Handmaid's Tale can be such an intense, overwhelming experience — pulse-quickening, , depressing, enraging, nauseating — that you're probably not paying attention to the little details, from the references in the dialogue to the hidden symbolism in the set design.
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Clearly, the talks between the North and South this week, and the North's decision to send a delegation to the Olympics, have transformed the atmospherics around a standoff that had appeared to be moving at a quickening pace towards war.
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The second season of "Fleabag," Phoebe Waller-Bridge's irreverent dive into grief, alcohol and fornication, had debuted in March in Britain — and turned Scott into a pulse-quickening, knee-weakening sensation who became known among fans as the Hot Priest.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett Packard Enterprise said Friday that it would buy the supercomputer pioneer Cray, a relatively tiny financial transaction that could loom large in a quickening race between the United States and China at the highest reaches of computing.
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Argentina's inflation is seen quickening by an eye-watering 40.3 percent in full-year 2019 while the economy shrinks 1.5 percent, according to a central bank poll that was released on Tuesday and showed more pessimist forecasts than a month earlier.
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BEIJING, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Real estate investment in China rose 8.1 percent in January-September from the same period a year earlier, quickening modestly from a 7.9 percent gain in the first eight months of 2017, official data showed on Thursday.
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The average of GDP and GDI, also referred to as gross domestic output and considered a better measure of economic activity, increased at a 2.3% rate in the July-September period, quickening from a 1.4% growth pace in the second quarter.
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The quickening pace of our jobs, our technology and our lives makes this precariousness feel immediate; a jittery uncertainty fosters a skepticism toward the "cool objective perspective," which feels too remote to be useful, and encourages a recourse to instinct.
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The House gives stamp of approval to the "Antitrust Caucus" The House gives stamp of approval to the "Antitrust Caucus" With the pace of mergers and acquisitions in the American economy quickening, a new era of trust-busting may be coming.
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China's gas consumption growth has been quickening since the start of this year after a nearly three-year lull, according to analysts, thanks to stronger demand from industrial and power sectors under a government push to wean them off their coal addiction.
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Germany's two largest banks issued short statements following separate meetings of their management boards, a person with knowledge of the matter said, indicating a quickening of pace in the merger process, although both also warned that a deal was far from certain.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's fiscal spending surged 17.4 percent in the first two months of 33 from the same period of last year, the finance ministry said on Wednesday, quickening from a 12 percent gain seen in the same period a year ago.
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The group, which runs a campaign called "Beyond Coal" to phase out the fuel's use in the electricity sector over the next 15 years, said the announcement showed the "quickening speed" at which the United States is abandoning coal for renewable energy.
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The quickening pace of investments from private equity, along with hedge funds and investment banks, comes even as the recovery in oil prices from an 21920-year low has stalled at just over $1970 per barrel amid a stubborn global supply glut.
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"Creepy" certainly works — looks and feels — like a horror movie, but it also has the conundrums of a detective story, the emotional currents of a domestic drama and the quickening pulse of a psychological thriller, a combination that creates a kind of destabilization.
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Prices of new homes in 288 cities in February rose an average 4.3 percent from a year earlier, the seventh straight month of gains and quickening from January's 3.4 percent, a poll by property services firm Real Estate Information Corporation (CRIC) showed.
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Beijing's signal that it is quickening the pace of opening up came after the presidents of China and the United States agreed over the weekend to restart trade talks in another attempt to strike a deal and end a bruising tariff war.
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For many years leading up to the 2016 election, The Enquirer seemed all but irrelevant, a relic of a bygone time that had little to do with a media environment dominated by social media platforms and websites geared to ever-quickening news cycles.
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With a physical environment designed by Ms. Kunnos de Voss, what the eye sees is just as complex and alluring as what the ear hears, particularly the animations (by Dara Hamidi) that are the most pulse-quickening element of Simon Harding's projection design.
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Germany's two largest banks issued short statements after separate meetings of their management boards, a person with knowledge of the matter said, indicating a quickening of pace in the merger process, although both also warned that a deal was far from certain.
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Harley was to spend the holidays alone in the Outer Hebrides, just her and her guidebooks and binoculars and, periodically, her traffic cones, around which she would weave to the beat of a gradually quickening metronome — just to keep her hand in.
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BEIJING, March 16 (Reuters) - China's fiscal spending increased 12 percent in the first two months of 2016 from the same period of last year, the finance ministry said on Wednesday, quickening from a 10.5 percent gain seen in the same period a year ago.
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Last year's two rate rises - the BoC's first in seven years - came alongside a quickening pace of hikes in the United States as improving economic growth allows major central banks to raise rate and no longer feel the need to expand their balance sheets.
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Property investment in January-August rose 5.4 percent from a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)figures showed on Tuesday, quickening from an increase of 5.3 percent in January-July, while property sales by floor area grew 25.5 percent, slowing from 26.4 percent.
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"The Fed's acknowledgment of the quickening pace of inflation today put three hikes in 2018 into the 'base-case' and perhaps raises the prospects for a fourth," said Mike Terwilliger, portfolio manager of Resource Liquid Alternatives for the Resource Credit Income Fund in New York.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A flood of data from China in coming weeks is expected to show the economy continued to grow at a steady pace in November, with inflation quickening and credit expanding at a faster pace despite concerns about rising debt, a Reuters poll showed.
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Jaguar Land Rover's decision to introduce a full range of electrified options represents an aggressive quickening of pace for the car makers drivetrain change-up plans; the Jaguar I-PACE, the company's first fully electric model is set to enter the market next year.
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There is a sense that blood is in the water, that Trump's erratic, self-destructive behavior, aversion to honesty and authoritarian desire for absolute control may in some way, at some point, lead to his undoing and that the pace of that undoing is quickening.
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After all, investors should be encouraged by the conditions that are prompting Fed officials to keep two, or even three, rate hikes in play for this year: The job market's tightening, wage growth is quickening, deflation fears are waning and global financial footing is more stable.
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Yi said the yuan's movements were due to domestic factors in the U.S., as they reflected the rise of the greenback on the back of improvements in the U.S. economy and inflation, alongside expectations of a quickening in the pace of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
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LOS ANGELES — In their 1938 radio adaptation of H.G. Wells's "The War of the Worlds," Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater troupe proved that simulated news — in that case, an uncannily realistic account of an alien invasion — could make for pulse-quickening, even panic-inducing entertainment.
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But the quickening pace of activity inside the White House suggests that, regardless of the political headwinds, Mr. Trump will soon unveil a detailed blueprint that one of his senior aides said was intended to help Israelis and Palestinians get around traps and bottlenecks to an agreement.
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The first, the CrescentCare Start Initiative, is a cutting-edge strategy for disseminating medication proven to be the fastest way to reduce HIV viral loads in a patient, thereby quickening the time it takes for the disease to be undetectable in their blood and thus scientifically untransmittable.
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The competition for the deputy publisher position was closely watched in the newsroom, and the fact that the selection came earlier than expected — the company had said it would happen by next May — will most likely be interpreted as further evidence that the pace of change is quickening.
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A strong tension must be sustained: a movement, preferably quickening and twisting as it advances, that will sweep readers into the very pit of their anxiety and fulfill the implicit promise of the story, which is to deliver them screaming into the final ghastly horror of the thing.
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When you turn from Water Street onto Washington Street and the bridge suddenly rises up, it's an arresting, pulse-quickening sight, like the scene in sci-fi movies where you first glimpse a little — just a little — of the huge monster or alien as it scuttles between buildings.
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"Together with the recent and also unprecedented banning of the Hong Kong National Party, the visa rejection indicates a quickening downward spiral for human rights in Hong Kong: that the Hong Kong government is now following Beijing's leads in acting aggressively towards those whose views the authorities dislike," added Wang.
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But over the past few weeks, as more and more states passed laws that would greatly restrict abortion access — coming to a head with Alabama's near-total ban on abortion — voters have flooded the internet and the streets, seeing this trend as a quickening path to destroying the national right to abortion access.
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While the iceberg calving event itself is not likely caused specifically by climate change, it nevertheless threatens to speed up the already quickening pace of ice melt in the region by leaving the ice shelf behind it in a weakened state, with new cracks that may develop additional icebergs in the future.
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The performance on Sunday of a transcription for mixed instruments by Clarice Jensen, a cellist and founding member of this ensemble, maintained the hypnotic beauty and heart-quickening intensity of the music, and there were moments when rows of audience members swayed and nodded to its pulse as if bobbing on water.
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In the early 254st-century digital age, its sources now include the terror of online bullying and identity theft, the nullification of truth by cynical politicians, unfathomable sexual abuse by religious leaders, endless war-making for profit, continuous economic uncertainty, and the ever-quickening destruction of the planet, which undeniably threatens life itself.
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The quickening bid to squelch any further fact-finding in the trial is also taking place as the White House seeks to delay publication of the former national security adviser's forthcoming book, which The New York Times has reported to be deeply critical of Trump's behavior towards the Kiev government and elsewhere.
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Even though my solving time was pretty average, forgoing some of the small fry in the grid made it feel like a quicker trip, somehow, which is not a jab at Ross Trudeau — it's more a commentary on this time of year, when there's this odd quickening before we settle down for the winter.
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But this day the card players, weary and sore and absent a leader, turned their eyes toward the rest of us, and as soon as they landed on the nameless one, the crazy boy with the Mardi Gras face, we could feel a quickening, an igniting of certain materials that had been swimming around in our atmosphere all along.
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These include such pulse-quickening affairs as the purchase of New Place (the second largest house in Stratford-upon-Avon), the Addenbrooke case (recovering a debt of 6 pounds, plus 4 shillings in damages), the Welcombe enclosures (protecting his property income), the curious acquisition of the Blackfriars Gatehouse and his dabbling in the local malt trade.
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There is the insistent smell of broiled dry-aged steak that hits me the minute I open the door and sometimes sooner, while I'm still outside on the South Williamsburg sidewalk, producing a raised pulse, a quickening of the senses and a restlessness familiar to anyone who has seen a tiger that has just heard the approach of the lunch bucket.
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Instead, in the shadow of nuclear negotiations, Kim's team of hackers have grown their cyberwarfare capabilities considerably, and shown a greater willingness to target Western entities, including the U.S. "Despite the quickening pace of diplomatic re-engagement with North Korea, what the country has been doing in cyberspace has been completely overlooked," Fred Plan, a senior analyst with security firm FireEye, told VICE News.
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A Word With Like the light glinting off his hundred-carat smile, Taye Diggs's career has bounced all over the place: the loathsome yuppie landlord in "Rent," his Broadway breakthrough; the pulse-quickening young Jamaican in "How Stella Got Her Groove Back," his film debut; and a succession of charismatic television professionals — most recently his Obama-esque mayoral candidate in "Empire," who was killed off last season.
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Scientists described the quickening rate of carbon dioxide emissions in stark terms, comparing it to a "speeding freight train" and laying part of the blame on an unexpected surge in the appetite for oil as people around the world not only buy more cars but also drive them farther than in the past — more than offsetting any gains from the spread of electric vehicles.
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And, on the right, the unspectacular houses and office buildings and factories of Bayonne, like foothills to the distant range of Manhattan, with its dim, heart-quickening skyline, including the World Trade Center and the new, obnoxious rich-persons' high-luxury spike of an apartment building farther uptown, and maybe also the thirty-second floor of the estimable Carlyle Hotel, from which O. H. Ammann used to look out on his creations.
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