The state government said the looting had quieted down Thursday.
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Ralph Northam quieted pundits by defeating GOP operative Ed Gillespie.
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At its best, their dancing quieted any question of why.
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But Democrats say it shouldn't be quieted by his loss.
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The summer quieted until the rains came this past weekend.
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His breathing quieted as the epinephrine finally did its work.
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The baby quieted, and the Girls tried to tiptoe off.
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But then came the deal, and the shelling quieted down.
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The doubts were quieted in the aftermath of the speech.
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Fielder single-handedly quieted a crowd that was bursting to explode.
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And afterward, Jonah's growls reportedly quieted down and his behavior improved.
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I walked out onto the stage and the room quieted down.
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The arrests largely quieted Basra and the rest of the south.
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When I pictured Carrie, my thoughts quieted, and my body relaxed.
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That has quieted critics in Washington and Gulf capitals—for now.
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The bar quieted briefly to take in this epic Gaga performance.
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By the end of the shutdown, these calls had ultimately quieted.
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Even that has quieted since youthful protesters went home last month.
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Right before hitting their shots, Timberlake and Ribeiro quieted the crowd.
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"He quieted a very potent lineup down," manager Kevin Cash said.
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Hassan Bility walked in, wearing traditional Islamic dress, the room quieted,
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"It just quieted our entire dugout," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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The post-election share rally has quieted the CBOE Volatility Index .
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Bieber shoved him, a ruckus ensued, and then things quieted down.
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The laughter quieted and there was a break in our conversation.
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But the calls in Congress for another government shutdown have quieted.
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Mr. Johnson quieted the protesters by promising to ask tough questions.
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A year later, public debate over Confederate iconography has quieted down.
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When the winds finally quieted, I ventured out to the yard.
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But the issue quieted after Congress left Washington last week. Rev.
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Usually, when they revealed these things, their voices quieted to whispers.
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With their collaboration complete, the mental ghost of Wegner quieted down.
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Higher-order thinking processes are quieted as the senses are sharpened.
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Eventually, the skies quieted down and we were able to sleep.
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I quieted down after that, despite a devastation that redoubled my resolve.
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"The room quieted down once the flight crew came out," she said.
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He famously quieted his couch-mate about 28 minutes into the run.
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The stadium quieted before roaring with glee when the driver stepped out.
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By 2016, the vents had quieted as the flow continued to cool.
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The shouts of protest that had filled the courthouse hallways had quieted.
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Pushing the button quieted some immediate anxiety, dropped it down a notch.
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The home Garden crowd, too, was typically inconsistent and too easily quieted.
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Officials and others have said that much of the unrest has quieted.
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For the moment, the new agreement seems to have quieted things down.
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With their U.S. visas having run out, the team's activities have quieted.
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You could have a life-changing epiphany simply because you quieted your mind.
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Things had quieted down in the time between Destiny: Rise of Iron's Sept.
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I was better off pausing them until the environment around me quieted down.
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Her hard work is paying off, too: The critics have quieted a bit.
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By changing this to a more gradual curve, the toilets were further quieted.
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For now questions into Jordan's knowledge of the Ohio state investigation have quieted.
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The crowd quieted, leaning forward to hear what His Holiness had to say.
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Nor has it quieted concerns about immigrants as potential drains on public resources.
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Guests quieted to a hush as she neared the baby blue-colored coffin.
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But Blough quieted the sellout as Purdue scored on its first three possessions.
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But after a few years together, things have quieted into harmony and routine.
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And then, for some strange reason, the sirens about Mexican ISIS Ebola quieted.
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As one species of cicadas quieted down, another's distinct cry would take over.
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His music invites you deeply into his restless psyche, sedate but never quieted.
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While McDonald protests have quieted, the anger in the black community still simmers.
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The testing program has now been halted, and threats of war have quieted.
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A man shouting Mr. Trump's name had to be quieted by hotel security.
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Intra-Republican criticism of Trump has quieted over time to a vague whisper.
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As her career quieted, Tawney began traveling to ashrams in India and California.
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Since "Holiday" went up on YouTube, the criticism has quieted, Mr. Krasovskiy said.
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The notes show that some bird species returned to their roost and quieted down.
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"It's been a long night," McBath said, after cheers of "flip the 2000th!" quieted.
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Other dissidents have either quieted their criticism of the government or left the country.
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This, however, has not quieted boxers who feel they should have won their bouts.
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The room quieted as her 83-year-old mother, Mary Toya, was wheeled in.
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"It quieted her down, and I've just always kept that with them," he says.
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It was only when she latched on that she quieted down and fell asleep.
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Outrage has to come first and it can't just be quieted and go away.
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Once everything quieted down, I went and looked back out the window a little.
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He quieted, and from the cage we heard a chirp, like a songbird's warmup.
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And by then the Martinis had accrued, and his anxiety had quieted a little.
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Protests quieted down after the two reversed despised policies, but both remain deeply unpopular.
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On Sunday mornings, we quieted hangovers at Roebling Tea Room or Greenpoint Coffee House.
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The Obama administration has quieted down its immigration enforcement over the past couple of years.
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"He will not be quieted in any way," Klobuchar, Franken's Democratic colleague from Minnesota, said.
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Things have quieted down now in the area, and they're hoping it stays that way.
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I figured the school had hit parents hard in the beginning, and then quieted down.
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By the following morning, he had quieted down and showed signs of returning to himself.
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The clear voice of Ariel Goller, 27, quieted the room as she chanted in Hebrew.
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It's a pretty challenging lineup to go face and he quieted a really good lineup.
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But when American forces began to withdraw from Vietnam in the 1970s, the movement quieted.
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It is a town of hopes deferred and incomplete joy, stories quieted, things left unsaid.
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For Beanpole, a hospital nurse, the clamor of war has quieted to an unremitting throb.
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" The rest of the group quieted down and replied in unison: "Ame," or "We're listening.
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" When the audience booed Trump's name, De Niro quieted them down, saying, "No, don't boo, baby.
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The handful of people lingering near the West Wing door quieted immediately, trying to listen in.
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But the lack of a clear endorsement for either plan quieted GOP hopes for presidential momentum.
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The C.C.P. credits him with having quieted there a restive ethnic group unhappy with its rule.
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After some more timid confrontations between travelers and protesters in the arrivals hall, things quieted down.
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However, the play was negated because Slay was offside, and the penalty quieted a roaring crowd.
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Borgstrom quieted an excited TD Garden crowd with his goal 783:22 into the first period.
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They have quieted, or abandoned, their criticisms of the president after seeing the fates of their colleagues.
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The U.K. story quieted in markets Tuesday, as investors watch the European leaders summit underway in Brussels.
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That goal might not have quieted the raucous crowd much, but it definitely settled the Bruins down.
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For a few moments, the bar quieted to an uneasy hush as patrons took in the news.
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Trump quieted speculation somewhat when he told reporters last week that he would like to keep Rosenstein.
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For Miss Nightingale, his absence brought calm; and, as time accumulated, its passing further quieted her unease.
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Sitting at a coffee shop in Brooklyn last month, he says the stalking has thankfully quieted down.
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Prince Hisahito's birth, in 2006, quieted the debate about female monarchs, at least for the time being.
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But calls for his resignation quieted following the election, with Democrats wary of who might replace him.
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" The medical debate over pain control quieted, and the procedure became known as "chloroform à la reine.
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But it hardly quieted the outrage that, as long as deeper issues remain, seems bound to recur.
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" When they quieted, Ms. Warren said, "When I talk about this, some rich guys scream, 'Class warfare!
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But, Trump's recent endorsement of Sasse for reelection had largely quieted Sasse's criticisms until the whistleblower complaint.
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For 25 minutes students shouted "shut up" at one another, until they quieted and I had their attention.
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But in a play that is all about women's voices — quieted, disbelieved, and disregarded — her silence speaks volumes.
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Lybrate, another doctor-patient matching service, has raised over $14 million although it has quieted down somewhat lately.
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I thought of them as being quieted; there was a sound that was muted and trying to talk.
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When I got there, I hadn't even taken a class yet and that voice quieted a little bit.
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No amount of whole grain had rid America of sin and quieted its citizens into an Edenesque peace.
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I think if we are not diligent and our voices are quieted, things can always be rolled back.
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There was some noise around the issue in the months after Switch launched, but it eventually quieted down.
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Boatbound quieted down since moving from San Francisco to Seattle 2016 to cut costs and push towards profitability.
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Finally, the low moan of a guttural chant began, and everyone quieted and sat up a little straighter.
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Although the umbrellas have mitigated the rays and quieted the controversy, the problem may not entirely be gone.
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The doctor was rocking a crying baby, and when he touched it, the baby quieted and fell asleep.
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You could tell he was getting in a groove and just really quieted us down quite a bit.
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Ms. Boone quieted his concerns at the time by telling him she had had it cleaned, he said.
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While calls months ago for his resignation have quieted, his relations with some residents remain strained and tenuous.
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Wilson, a Princeton graduate and former president of the university, kept his place, and that controversy quieted down.
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We quieted him down and he drifted off and eventually so did I. But it wasn't for long.
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Calmer winds quieted the fire, which has burned 271,000 acres, the third largest fire in modern California history.
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For a few minutes, there was the sound of cars on a road, but then that, too, quieted.
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Even so, the talk of a cash crunch has quieted down somewhat, at least compared to last year.
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There's even a nighttime mode for quieted blowing and a sleep timer to turn off after a certain point.
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Toward evening, friends and family members began to say their goodbyes, and the crowd thinned and the plaza quieted.
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Its game plan, which subdued City and quieted the crowd, was to score, if it could, an away goal.
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The news was confirmed in a statement released by Clarence House Monday that quieted speculation about the couple's status.
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But whether Trump quieted the doubts about him as a plausible commander in chief is a very open question.
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It gave momentum back to Virginia and quieted the many Iowa State fans, and not for the last time.
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The antihistamine-containing lenses, developed and tested by Johnson & Johnson, significantly quieted eye allergy symptoms, researchers reported in Cornea.
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New leak prosecutions quieted down and the administration revised internal guidelines to make it harder to obtain journalist records.
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The heavy fighting in Jaghori and Malestan districts in Ghazni Province also quieted, with the situation apparently stalemated there.
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It was only after a two-hour battle by the fire department that they could be quieted at all.
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The protests quieted dramatically in the days before Sunday, when elections were held for district councils across the city.
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Opposition to offshore wind in the state appears to have quieted since the death of Mr. Kennedy in 2009.
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When France withdrew in defeat in 1962, the guns quieted, but those tensions over identity only intensified in France.
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The activity quieted briefly, but it returned after the young men rented a room in a woman's apartment upstairs.
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But her victories in the first two rounds of the tournament, which began with 15 players, quieted any doubts.
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She had gone to urgent care with a nagging cough that wouldn't be quieted with over-the-counter medicines.
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She had gone to urgent care with a nagging cough that wouldn't be quieted with over-the-counter medicines.
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Fighting along the frontier, which until recently witnessed regular Houthi incursions and missile fire, has noticeably quieted in March.
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In Southern California, several destructive blazes that broke out late last week during an intense heat wave have quieted down.
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Heat flooded in, relaxed the muscles I didn't realize I'd been clenching, quieted the worries barking away in my mind.
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Locking him onto my chest in this safe manner soothed him almost instantly, calmed him down and quieted his cries.
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By the time I finally walked in, things had quieted down, but I quickly turned everything back to full volume.
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That quieted things down, but Faith's assistant showed up with a bottle of her anti-anxiety pills, just in case.
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While Huge says that Trump's Twitter activity has "quieted somewhat," he's also gained an additional 20 million followers since January.
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" As the audience stirred with applause, Maher quieted members, adding, "Unfortunately that's not true, and that needs to be said.
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Once things quieted down in the fall, Reddit decided to put resources toward creating new mobile apps of its own.
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" Once the applause quieted, the comedian added, "Tomorrow I have to go to the airport, so I'll be Catholic again.
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It's not yet clear whether Lyft has managed to maintain that new business as Uber's public scandals have quieted down.
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Mr. Bush's death has quieted a raucous political system as it honors him for a civility it no longer possesses.
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And some of the "draft Cuomo" chatter has quieted as Biden has become more assertive, doing interviews from his studio.
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A candle was lit, and suddenly the meal, and the quieted Stone Town streets outside, took on a magical energy.
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His supporters quieted, straining to listen as the senator raised his voice to promise he will disrupt the power structure.
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Conversation happily quieted as Bea Arthur (Dorothy) and Hal Linden were heard saying good night after a sixth-season date.
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The Wildcats took a 41-27 lead into the locker room and quieted what had been a raucous sellout crowd.
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The negative messages I'd internalized since I was small quieted and I became more open and unapologetic about my claws.
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My patient breathed quickly for a moment, a little gasp, and then the morphine hit him and his breaths quieted.
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With a smirk and plenty of cocksure drives to the basket, Simmons quieted the critics who questioned his shooting ability.
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That quieted down slightly during the expansion process, since there was a more obvious path back to the NHL available.
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Meanwhile, activist investors who led a proxy battle in 2015 have been quieted by the company's recent run of profitable earnings.
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But as the research participants became more comfortable with the game, and their scores stopped improving, that initial burst quieted down.
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Story finally was quieted on Sunday, finishing 0-for-5 with two strikeouts against Shelby Miller and five other Arizona pitchers.
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But Lasha testified that Cosby later called her and said "people who talk too much can be quieted" before hanging up.
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When I read the probation officer's report, I was in disbelief, consumed by anger which eventually quieted down to profound sadness.
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As morning gave way to afternoon, and the coup was formally quieted, Turks took to social media to discuss the recitations.
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In 2014, he famously quieted skeptic investors after some questioned how the company's renewable energy programs would impact its bottom line.
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When Asher was born, he came out screaming and Shay hurried over to him and started talking, and he quieted immediately.
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At one point, the shooting quieted, and a man and a woman in the toilet cubicle next to hers walked outside.
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Anti-government protests that had quieted when General Suleimani was killed in a drone strike in Iraq rekindled across the country.
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Republicans also argue that the backlash against their candidates that followed the Trump "Access Hollywood" tape has quieted in most places.
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All three are waking up to the fact that Trump is playing it right -- a once loud drum beat has quieted.
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While not exactly quieted, the "Squad," as they are known, seem to be less confrontational — and more respectful — of Pelosi lately.
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The men who drafted the Constitution had been terrified of an unchecked majority; events in France had hardly quieted their concerns.
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Ms. Terzis complied, and things have quieted down since, though she still burns sage — just to be on the safe side.
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Things have quieted down ahead of the May runoff, but the race has turned into one between progressives and the establishment.
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The results quieted worries earlier in the year that United's aggressive growth plan would lead to a fare war with other carriers.
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Son's interest in buying T-Mobile might have quieted down, but rumors suggest that it has not waned leading into late 2016.
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"After integration things quieted down a bit, but since Mr. Trump been in the office the dragon is raising his head again."
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Tensions over the Spratlys have also quieted down in recent months as new Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has pursued friendlier relationswith Beijing.
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The spree quieted in the last five holes, but he eagled the par-20163 17th to move into a tie with Toms.
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Mr. Bush's death has quieted a raucous political system, but the peace is unlikely to last, writes our chief White House correspondent.
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The self-centered voice of the ego has to be quieted before a person is capable of freely giving and receiving love.
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Simple and sober, "Memorial," a collaboration of the bass-baritone Davóne Tines and the composer Michael Schachter, quieted Ms. Walshe's raucous noise.
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Stocks began to swing wildly over the summer, and while things have quieted down a bit, many veterans expect more turbulence ahead.
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Your discomfort is first abetted and then abated by the continual twitching of the victim, whom a single blow should have quieted.
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As we've reported, the distinctly American trend of packing up and moving to follow dreams and new opportunities has quieted way down.
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There were moments when the rain slowed, though it never stopped, and the wind quieted, and you thought, O.K., no big deal.
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The recent turnaround seems to have quieted some of the critics, but not everyone is convinced that the company has proved itself.
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Together the Shinawatras and this sect seem to erode traditional forms of authority, and so in the junta's view, must be quieted.
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After the laughter from the crowd quieted down, Shepard shared that his wife had already given him the best birthday gift of all.
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Those rumors weren't quieted when Bron and Melo were spotted on a double date with their wives at an NYC steakhouse Monday night.
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Minutes after the roar of gunfire quieted in Norfolk on Tuesday, a man can be heard on the video comforting the wounded men.
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I'd reached her in a fallow period, when things had quieted for her family between court rulings, but she knew it wouldn't last.
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The government strategy has yielded mixed results: fighting has quieted in many areas but other agreements have fallen apart, leading to renewed clashes.
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"I was hoping to see something," she said, but it appears that since the dramatic 1996 eruption, Lo'ihi has quieted down — for now.
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The President has told several people he doesn't think Cohen would betray him, the officials said, but that has not quieted the questions.
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We definitely had a relatively strong reaction to preppers buying before Trump was elected, but after he was elected, that quieted down dramatically.
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Seismic activity at the summit quieted and the rift zone experienced a dramatically reduced flow of lava until the last embers were extinguished.
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When she started to fuss a bit, I shifted without thinking into that jiggly rocking motion that somehow comforts infants, and she quieted.
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But a few months later, as Sanders collected endorsements from multiple progressive groups, the online jabs from some of his staff largely quieted.
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The renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has quieted the mantra that all free trade agreements are good for America.
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Though news about instances of the Zika virus in the U.S. have quieted down since last fall, transmission of the virus hasn't stopped.
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That panic gradually quieted down as I got older, so I could finally start chipping away at the walls of my comfort zone.
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Syrian residents of Idlib and the surrounding countryside said the airstrikes and shelling that had hounded them day and night had quieted considerably.
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China has quieted fears that its years of breakneck economic growth would yield a destabilizing slowdown, instead adding to the global growth festivities.
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Sterling surged Wednesday as British Prime Minister Theresa May repelled a leadership challenge and quieted a destructive mutiny within the U.K.'s Conservative Party.
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The decision was met with instant controversy that hasn't entirely quieted down—Brown admits that he receives hate mail about it to this day.
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These are the communities that must come together, grieve, and continue living long after the news cameras have left and the comment sections quieted.
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Adeiny Hechavarria's seventh homer of the season accounted for Tampa Bay's lone run as it became the latest team to get quieted by Severino.
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The Trump administration's trade dispute with China may have quieted down, but CNBC's Jim Cramer argued on Thursday that it is far from over.
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The Preakness victor Exaggerator, a rangy colt with a commanding stride, quieted onlookers as he sauntered past like a gunslinger in a Hollywood western.
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It's as though "Pelléas et Mélisande" or "Wozzeck" had been partly quieted, even half-vaporized, their roiling energies kept — and sometimes not — at bay.
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It's so damn relentless to the point of feeling trivial—quieted by a joke that busts in minutes later to signal-in white laughter.
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In the last six games, Curry has quieted talk about his "disappearing" in the playoffs by averaging 34 points, 7.3 rebounds and 6.3 assists.
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" However, he points out, the "the president is the head of the executive branch and the investigation has not been quieted in any way.
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It's no Lexus, mind you, but the Wrangler's fussy pavement-going manners have been quieted and smoothed, and its considerable trail prowess is improved.
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As the court stenographer tapped along, I tried to say as much, but was quieted by the lawyers as my words were inserted edgewise.
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After that, the president's "bark quieted down," said Gary Clyde Hufbauer, a senior fellow and trade expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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In each case, and so many more, Republicans have spoken out, then duly quieted down and voted to advance their mostly shared legislative agenda.
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Early last year, when Kylie posted less on social media as she tried to hide her pregnancy, buzz around her brand quieted, analysts said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I feel quieted in Emily Cheng's studio — to the point where I wondered, afterwards, if I'd even posed questions.
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Addison Russell's two-run double in the bottom of the fifth quieted any notion of a comeback, and the Cubs poured it on from there.
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Even his early 2020 flirtations, which included trips to New Hampshire and other early primary states back to 2017, had quieted down after a while.
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Though Russia's military activity has quieted in eastern Ukraine in recent months, Moscow continues to maintain a presence there, working with pro-Russian local forces.
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At least you always have to confirm a second time that you want to publish the image, but these prompts still should be quieted down.
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Then, after Star Wars finally quieted down — and after Fox's Deadpool win gave Marvel a boatload of free publicity — Zootopia came along to floor everyone.
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Things only quieted down after the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was established; and, as everyone now knows, even that long-delayed improvement didn't last.
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I wanted to talk about them and I asked Vati who they were and where they were going, but he quieted me with a gesture.
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If I have grown up and quieted down some since then, I have also not really changed what I need from my teams and games.
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What worried him more was his only child, Vaishnavi, just 18 months old, whose spasmodic nighttime cough no longer quieted with the arrival of morning.
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But the tax agreements have not quieted critics' concerns that Airbnb, valued at $31 billion, has exacerbated housing shortages and brought unwanted traffic into neighborhoods.
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Go deeper: The news has quieted alarm that the industry that powers the German economy faces serious disruption from a transition to battery-powered cars.
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As for noise, I could definitely hear rowdy passersby yelling and drivers honking their horns, but those sounds faded as the neighborhood quieted past midnight.
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He would take his family to the forested area of Sajawal, sometimes five times a month, and they would return after the fighting quieted down.
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He pushed his way through the protesters, who had suddenly quieted, offering no resistance, giving Tiny and her guardian space to escape into night's darkness.
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My mind soon quieted when my smiling husband handed my lost sketchbook to me; loading the car, he found it stuck beneath the driver's seat.
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He said his deputies encountered rip crews on a regular basis, but now things have quieted down immensely, a trend he credited increased border security.
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They were quieted by Braves starter Sean Newcomb, who retired nine of the first 10 batters he faced with the only exception being a hit batter.
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And Saleforce CEO Marc Benioff also quieted speculation, telling CNBC's Jim Cramer that Twitter had "severe problems" and that he wished Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey well.
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Assurances from his top two lieutenants -- Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Whip Steve Scalise -- that they full support Ryan largely quieted that chatter at the time.
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It was worth it for the look on his face, and the way he immediately quieted down, muttered, "That's cool," and started wrapping up my purchase.
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A witness tells us loud jazz music could be heard coming from Bill's property -- likely from a birthday party -- but once officers arrived, everything quieted down.
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The agreement largely quieted a festering fight over access to the materials by allowing the committee staff, not the FBI, to conduct the review of documents.
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The noise in my head, the worries I imagined as an infinite loop of snakes, one biting the tail of the snake in front, quieted some.
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Kanye West's newest project, "The Life of Pablo," has been revised untold times since its release (a snare drum might be quieted, or a lyric adjusted).
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The Hurricanes made a statement and quieted some of their many critics last week with a resounding 28-10 victory over ACC rival and then-No.
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A late winter chill had taken hold of New York City and its biting winds and sub-freezing temperatures quieted even the busy streets of Union Square.
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This was the first year the competition had taken place since Paul Bocuse had passed away, and the crowd quieted as a video played in his honor.
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Samson's ruling quieted most, but Fox News reignited the theorizing after airing an interview with forensic pathologist Michael Baden, who alleged that Epstein's death was a homicide.
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Trump's attacks quieted the moment he was elected president, only to start again when it became clear that almost three million more voters chose Hillary Clinton instead.
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The number of lava-venting fissures in the neighborhood grew overnight from eight to as many as 10, Stovall said, though some have quieted at various points.
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In recent seasons, that rivalry had quieted some, in part because the teams were no longer in protracted battles to finish first in the American League East.
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Some Democrats said they never expected impeachment to stretch into the 2020 campaign and insist the national frenzy had quieted down shortly after the Senate acquitted Trump.
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Trump's choice to skip the dinner the past two years quieted that debate somewhat, but Wolf's monologue Saturday, and particularly her lines targeting Sanders, brought it back.
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The moment quieted by the late '90s, though major figures — including the Bikini Girl frontwoman Kathleen Hanna — continued in music, finding new vessels for its core messages.
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" But by Friday evening local time, clashes reportedly quieted, and President Trump said that Turkish President Erdoğan told him "minor sniper and mortar fire ... was quickly eliminated.
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"They've quieted down," said Doug Meginley, the manager at Positively Records in Levittown, perched beside an Elvis mask, a Vanilla Fudge drumhead and a Monkees-themed tambourine.
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Once that early phase of star formation was over, our galaxy quieted down for several billion years—until suddenly it erupted in the more recent starburst period.
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The news has temporarily quieted rising alarm that the German auto industry faces serious disruption from a transition to battery-powered cars like those made by Tesla.
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Martínez says her life has just recently gotten back to normal, the threats have quieted down, and reporters, for the most part, have stopped knocking on her door.
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"No one has never accused me of not being clumsy on occasion," Jones said, after the laughter had quieted and the microphones had been returned to their place.
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How my doubt and worry was momentarily quieted by my deep love for her, and how — at least for a moment — I let that love extend to myself.
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While the cacophony of the Yeltsin-era democracy has quieted, a thicket of competing bureaucratic, security and financial interests survives, stalling even strategic projects backed by the Kremlin.
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That focus had quieted down in recent weeks, with the race centering on Trump's personality traits and questions about whether the parties could unify behind a single candidate.
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The latest conflict between the United States and North Korea seems to have quieted down slightly after China rejected the bellicose assertions of nuclear missile attacks on Guam.
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Throughout the years she has managed to lose gracefully, doing so even on Saturday as she quieted boos from the crowd and comforted and congratulated a crying Osaka.
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She said a few days after the incident, she received a phone call from Cosby: "People who talk too much can be quieted," he said, according to her.
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But those reassurances have not quieted suspicions, especially after a user was locked out of her account last week after posting a video critical of the Chinese regime.
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And in the morning, after the fighting quieted a little, Fatima was able to go to the hospital for treatment, but with just one of her children alive.
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"The day the fighting quieted down, my suggestion to the hospital and the Ministry of Health was that the first thing I do is resign," Dr. Yaftali said.
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For a moment, at least, the shrieking chorus dimmed, the demands that Donald Trump be put in a straitjacket and that the 25th Amendment be invoked quieted down.
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They are all involving the default mode network, the part of the brain that gets involved when everything else has quieted down, and you're not actively engaged in something.
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PHOENIX -- Talk of Rich Hill&aposs blister has been quieted by the left-hander&aposs blistering pace since taking the mound for the Los Angeles Dodgers, at least mostly.
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The tightening of the presidential race in September quieted the grumbling, but now that Clinton has moved ahead in the polls, Senate Democrats are pressing her for more help.
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The know-it-all health editor in me rolled her eyes, but Christine had been right so far, so I quieted my inner critic and did what she recommended.
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Early in the book, Mirvis writes about a childhood objection to the biblical verse that commanded Adam to rule over Eve; her mother quieted her objections with alternative explanations.
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Since the government crackdown on those demonstrations, and the re-election of Mr. Maduro in May in a vote widely described as rigged, the opposition has largely been quieted.
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"The initial flurry of attention received from the international community quickly quieted down, with many of the financial pledges not delivered -- causing devastating consequences for our recovery," he said.
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But once the primary concluded and Obama first released his birth certificate that summer, this chatter quieted down in those circles, and moved instead to more right-wing precincts.
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It took time and patience, but gradually Tami quieted her brain, began confiding fears to her new partner, and experienced an emotion she'd never experienced in a relationship: safety.
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Olbermann, who spent many years as a left-leaning political commentator, has been very critical of the president, but has quieted down since he started his latest stint with ESPN.
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The team making it this far is viewed by many as a success, and Julian Green's goal quieted the anger over Klinsmann's decision to bring Green instead of Landon Donovan.
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The early-season hype surrounding rookie Carson Wentz has quieted down, but the whispers are growing louder around two-time MVP Aaron Rodgers' inability to stop his team's maddening slump.
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Ferentz's large buyout under his previous deal was the subject of scrutiny, but a 223-228 season in 225, capped with a trip to the Rose Bowl, quieted that talk.
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Pro-Catalan independence protests had quieted down over the past months but separatist groups have called a series of protests in Catalonia and in Madrid to coincide with the trial.
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The Lynx took a 26-21 lead, and the Sun crowd quieted, all of it feeling a lot like, well, much of the previous decade, Fowles said after the game.
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And while Republicans have certainly quieted down about fiscal rectitude now that they are in charge, there is a limit to how much they are willing to worsen the situation.
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A booming economy hasn't quieted these concerns, because insecurity remains a huge and growing problem in ways that voters and candidates instinctively get but the sunny job numbers largely hide.
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"We will not be quieted, we will not be silenced, we will continue with these conversations and we will continue to call it out when we see it," she said.
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"I think it certainly quieted the critics who said she had no plan," he told Reuters, adding that only time would tell whether May could pull off the complicated negotiations.
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That wasn't quite a confirmation that the talks would still go on, but it quieted some concern following multiple reports that the Chinese side was reconsidering its involvement in the negotiations.
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Others, known as "muted groups," are quieted by default, because when they alter the language to meet their needs, their speech is viewed as an inferior bastardization of the original standards.
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Recently the company has quieted some of those concerns with the success of Pokémon Go, a mobile game created by a partner based on the Pokémon franchise that Nintendo partly owns.
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Still, the contingent of football fans who want better technology, like a chip in the ball, to better determine where the ball lands won&apost be quieted after Super Bowl 2020.
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"While some members of Congress and the American public questioned the President's spending of public funds, Monroe's reputation as a national hero quieted most of these critics," according to the association.
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The courtroom chatter quieted when Mr. Graham, in response to being sworn in, answered "I do" in a Southern accent that had not been heard before during the two-month trial.
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A saxophonist played a slow rendition of "Amazing Grace," and the crowd quieted as the results from The New York Times website posted on a projection screen turned toward Mr. Jones.
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On Monday, the latter's announcement of a chief financial officer kick-started a new round of speculation about Airbnb's intentions, which had quieted while it was looking for a new finance leader.
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Rather, the content of the artwork itself — and, arguably, the identity of the artist, a young, black man — is an assertion of a narrative that the new lawmakers appear to want quieted.
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Trade volume in U.S. government bonds was low and, save for a modest steepening, yields were little moved, as the market quieted in anticipation of next week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
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But once the primary concluded and Obama first released his birth certificate that summer, this chatter quieted down in Democratic circles, and moved instead to more conspiracy-focused and right-wing precincts.
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The barbs had quieted down over the last couple weeks -- so, we had to ask Sanders when we got him out at the Super Bowl if the rift with AB was dead.
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The Nursery Orchard makes me think of how the decisions quieted, moved on, how long ago I'd take those tests in secret, and, never the right color, I thought it was him.
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While business blockchain buzz has quieted recently, the supply chain still seems like a solid use case, allowing various stakeholders to trace a shipment from farm, factory or fishing boat to market.
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There is already significant resistance to the idea of unmanned drones flying over urban areas, and flying cars could face substantial opposition, even if they can be quieted to automotive noise levels.
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Ali's wit grew only quicker and more luminous until it was quieted by Parkinson's disease, and his commitment to telling tough truths (even if, in this case, the truth was exaggerated) only deepened.
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After the story flared in 2016 that Sri Lankan women, responsible for cutting and sewing Beyoncé's Ivy Park garments, were poorly paid and horribly treated, it has quieted in the mainstream news cycle.
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But she quieted herself, since she was tired of not going to the beach in itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny bikinis or baring her shoulders and calves at picnics or concerts like other girls.
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The fate of another high-profile nominee — Neomi Rao for the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit — remains uncertain, though Republican objections that threatened her confirmation have quieted.
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"Some of the fans were cheering when it happened, and I think the Raptors players understood how serious it was and they sort of quieted the crowd," said Warriors head coach Steve Kerr.
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By Friday, commuters arriving at Grand Central Terminal paused as they entered the main concourse — stunned by its emptiness, the usual din quieted by stay-at-home orders from companies and the government.
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By Friday, commuters arriving at Grand Central Terminal paused as they entered the main concourse — stunned by its emptiness, the usual din quieted by stay-at-home orders from companies and the government.
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And Airbnb's announcement of a chief financial officer earlier this week kick-started a new round of speculation about Airbnb's intentions, which had quieted while it was looking for a new finance leader.
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I've tried a lot of things to sleep better, yet for some reason, the quiet whisper in my brain that we are deeply fucked cannot be quieted by even the silkiest of sleep masks.
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Hawaii's National Park Is Re-Opening After the Eruption of a LifetimePhoto: Janice Web/National Park Service (AP)Kilauea volcano has quieted down considerably since August, and recovery efforts are now in full swing.
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Facebook (and the rest of the tech industry) needs to fix its diversity issues which are frankly ridiculous in 2016, and make sure every single employee understands that no one's voice should be quieted.
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BRAZILIAN MEN ADVANCE After a loss by the top-seeded Brazilian women quieted the Copacabana crowd in the early semifinal, Alison Cerutti and Bruno Schmidt on the men's side brought it back to life.
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Mosseri was one of the small handful of Facebook executives to engage regularly with reporters on Twitter over the past two years, though that has quieted down considerably over the past couple of months.
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Even when the rain and winds quieted down, Irma found another way to make noise: A National Weather Service alert blared from cellphones in parts of Miami-Dade County just after 240:2400 p.m.
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In the short term, Trump's shifts toward the anti-Assad position of the US's Sunni allies have quieted talk that the president would radically reshape American foreign policy to build closer ties with Russia.
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But, the trade from Pitt to the Bay Area hasn't quieted the NFL superstar -- in fact, he's kept up most of his beefs, even going after JuJu Smith-Schuster on social media this month.
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If I had the internet, I could have quieted this vexing internal monologue by looking at someone's shitty tweets, celebrity Instagrams, or catching up on the latest Trump news, which I presume is not good.
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All that quieted down, though, once the football pro showed off his moves week after week on the show, prompting many of the same guys who called him "twinkle toes" to ask for dance lessons.
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But just recently, a purported leaked image of said Razr reboot hit the net, and some of those fears were quickly quieted because at least from this one image, the new Razr looks real slick.
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Eritrea is engaged in a territorial dispute along its border with Djibouti, but things quieted down when both parties agreed to let Qatar send troops to the region and serve as a peacekeeper and mediator.
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Since that day, and as I lose her more and more, as she has moved farther into the awful oblivion she can't escape, the voice in my head that compares myself to her has quieted.
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The New York Mets' pitching staff was bludgeoned for 29 runs in a three-game sweep at Milwaukee earlier this month, but they quieted the Brewers' offense in the opener of a four-game series.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE (D-Ill.), the talk quieted.
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Whispers that he was on the outs have quieted of late, but with the notable exception of son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner, top White House staff are all operating on a razor's edge.
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" As the peals of laughter quieted, Biesenbach said the discussion should "loop around to your other outlet for discovering images"—the Tarot—and Jodorowsky looked blankly at him before retorting, "But I didn't finish my story.
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Wall Street quieted Pandora today following mediocre earnings and news that Pandora's board rejected a $3.4 billion acquisition offer at about $15 per share from SiriusXM radio owner Liberty Media, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Coupled with a grueling but successful day of testimony before the House Benghazi panel in which Republicans failed to land a solid blow, the solid debate performance quieted doubts about the former secretary of state's campaign.
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When asked Sunday about whether he would retire on top, Burris said he wanted to spend the next month with his family and discuss what the future holds for a career that has quieted his critics.
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Serious malfeasance really began with Jackson, reached a pitch with Buchanan, then quieted down until the Presidencies of Grant and Harding, but all these shenanigans, he thought, seemed quaint compared with what Nixon stood accused of.
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Mr. Peters ultimately quieted those critics with a series of hard-nosed reports, such as the exposure of failings at the housing authority and a recent report highly critical of the Police Department's sex crimes unit.
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Yanni Gourde had 28 points in the series as well, with Tampa Bay's secondary scorers carrying the load when the top line of Stamkos, Nikita Kucherov and J.T. Miller quieted down after an explosive first round.
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"I hope real progress has been made when it comes to equal opportunity and that men who abuse their power have learned that this kind of behavior will not be quieted or tolerated anymore," Kimmel said.
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" He continued, "I want to do some things that keep my options open but where it's going to lead, i just don't know but I don't want my voice to be quieted, but you know what?
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We had this blender that we used to make assorted Frappucinos and fruit smoothie–type drinks, and when things quieted down—which they usually did after around 8 PM—we'd use it to create delicious frozen cocktails.
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One spouse liked to meditate in the morning, another liked to binge-watch television at night; one liked reading when the house quieted down after midnight, another liked making coffee before the house got chaotic at dawn.
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While the public outcry over statues and monuments honoring Robert E. Lee, "Stonewall" Jackson and other Confederate soldiers has quieted down since the summer, the question about what to do with their recently-removed memorials still lingers.
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NATASHA GEIGEL, KRIV REPORTER: Well, it has quieted down quite a bit here at this candlelight vigil where earlier this evening hundreds of people came out to support and pray for each other during this tragic event.
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A government crackdown on illegal mines at the end of a decade-long gold rush has shuttered restaurants, quieted the town's muddied streets and slowed the flow of migrants from poor Andean towns seeking the jungle's riches.
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In recent weeks, however, their investigation has quieted, the people familiar with the inquiry said, and prosecutors now don't appear poised to charge any Trump Organization executives in the probe that stemmed from the case against Cohen.
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That changed Monday night as ravens swarmed to a yard while a scientist heard a shrieking frequency inside his own head, which he quieted by slowly — oh God, so slowly — driving a letter opener into his skull.
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But Perkins quieted the audience of 19.63,784 with a pullup jumper from the foul line with two minutes left, and the Bulldogs sealed it by going 9-of-10 at the line in the final 70 seconds.
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But they certainly all got quieted down quickly last Friday after Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi got to one particular slide in his presentation pitch in his bid to become the CEO of the troubled car-hailing company.
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But the summit has quieted down over the past few days, as tons of rubble shaken loose from the interior walls of the crater have fallen into the void and plugged up the bottom of the vent.
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Yet even with emotions running hot on both sides, the controversy had largely quieted by the beginning of last season, when only a dozen or so players were still kneeling or raising a fist during the anthem.
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Some hawkish administration officials and advisers had hoped that the popular protests in Iran, which erupted last month but have largely quieted after a regime crackdown, might prompt Trump to pull the plug on the nuclear agreement.
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"You have perhaps the biggest financial bank stock that came out, and they had pretty good results, so that may have quieted down some concerns," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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"The city clerk quieted the crowd and said: "Fellow Ephesians, doesn't all the world know that the city of Ephesus is the guardian of the temple of the great Artemis and of her image, which fell from heaven?
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Now, more than nine months after he was confirmed, Dr. Gottlieb has achieved something unusual among President Trump's appointees: He has quieted some skeptics, while also managing to keep industry supporters content and the president on his side.
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RANGERS 5, NATIONALS 2 In Washington, Andrew Cashner quieted the National League's top-hitting lineup, Jonathan Lucroy and Rougned Odor homered, and Texas took advantage of three errors to win for just the fourth time in 15 games.
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A. My life is structured around writing fiction, which mobilizes parts of the imagination and unconscious that are otherwise quieted in daily life, and produces a feeling of intimacy with people and ideas despite the privacy, solitude, required.
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"This morning, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, matriarch and the exquisite artist, humanitarian, and champion for mental health, Anna PATTY DUKE Pearce, closed her eyes, quieted her pain and ascended to a beautiful place," he wrote alongside the pic.
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Trevor Siemian has quieted the critics thus far, grabbing a share of the league lead in touchdown passes (six) by throwing four against the Cowboys last week, while C.J. Anderson ranks second in the NFL with 21 rushing yards.
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During the day, both rooms I stayed in were fairly noisy, with music from the pool DJ. However, the scene quieted down at night, and as the balcony room was higher and farther away, it was somewhat quieter overall.
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I wasn't 100% sure that I made the right choice in terms of the retirement product I chose, but just having the account quieted the nagging voice in my head and made my feel like I was really #adulting.
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LONDON — When the firestorm surrounding Prime Minister Theresa May and her plan for Britain's exit from the European Union had quieted a little, the country's political class finally had time to focus on the thing it really likes: plotting.
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After three minutes of glossy, post-Coldplay pop-rock, the crowd once again quieted for "Somebody That I Used to Know," the 2011 No. 225 hit by Gotye, as it awaited the four men of Bastille in the flesh.
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His lengthier, more impassioned remarks — like his defense of his view that the Mueller report did not absolve the president of wrongdoing, after Mr. Trump and committee Republicans called for his resignation — showed a backbone that left Republicans quieted.
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Given that global trade has been the main sentiment mover in the last three months, and that the heated rhetoric has not really abated, just quieted down, you would think the markets would have a much more muted reaction.
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The truce has further flipped the dynamic of last May: instead of retreating from Palmyra to fight elsewhere, the regime was able to focus its efforts in the city while battles against more moderate opposition quieted in other regions.
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News they were "absolutely thrilled" with the news and "obviously looking forward to seeing them in the next few days when things have quieted down," there are some not-so-glamorous realities the news parents will have to adjust to.
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In a coffee shop's outdoor patio, with noise cancellation on and no music playing, the AirPods Pro quieted a surrounding street but didn't drown out a conversation between two friends a few tables over, or the crying baby with them.
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The clamor for Biden to join the pack seeking to challenge Republican President Donald Trump has quieted as the Democratic field has grown more crowded and diverse, according to interviews with more than two dozen strategists, activists, party organizers and voters.
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FILE UNDER: "You know you've made it when ..." Cristiano Ronaldo quieted all the passengers on his private jet so they could hear the moment the captain announced they were departing from the newly renamed Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport in Portugal.
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Donald Trump's disavowal this past week of white supremacists who have cheered his election as president hasn't quieted concerns about the movement's impact on his White House or whether more acts of hate will be carried out in his name.
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The concussion debate, once the league's hot-button issue, has quieted to the point where league commissioner Roger Goodell did not receive a single question about head injuries during his hour-long state of the league press conference on Wednesday.
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On the other hand, many Kaep supporters will point out, probably without surprise but perhaps with some relief, that a Supreme Court justice doesn't think he should be censured, jailed, deported, or otherwise quieted for standing up for his beliefs.
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The fans in Toronto initially cheered loudly when it became clear that Durant was injured, but Kyle Lowry and some of the Raptors were fairly demonstrative in their support of the frustrated star and the crowd at Scotiabank Arena quieted considerably.
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But in what amounted to an unofficial home game at Yankee Stadium, where the Irish have often played over the decades, they quieted skeptics with a 36-3 victory over No. 93 Syracuse, their most impressive showing since beating the Wolverines.
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Though protests in Hong Kong have quieted in the last few weeks, scores of protesters took to the streets on New Year&aposs Eve, leading to violent clashes between protesters and police, who fired water cannons and pepper spray at crowds.
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And while Qatar has not shut down its Al Jazeera satellite network as the Saudis demanded, criticism of Qatar from pro-government news outlets and social media accounts in Saudi Arabia has noticeably quieted in recent months, Qatari officials say.
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With its 42-25 victory in the Superdome, L.S.U. claimed its first title since the 2007 season and quieted skeptics — within its own fan base and beyond — who questioned whether the Tigers had truly re-emerged as a national power.
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But Tinkle quieted the crowd with his key layup 18 seconds later, then iced the Oregon State win with his two late foul shots after Stanford had gotten back within 65-20 on a da Silva layup with 215 seconds remaining.
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While much of the show was a big spectacle, the highlight likely came when she quieted the crowd for a stripped-down version of her recent single, "Million Reasons," with the stadium lit up by the flashlights on the crowd's phones.
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I encourage you, if you find yourself getting tingly for this "love story," to watch again from the beginning, and consider how differently it could have all gone down with a bit more communication, less shadiness, and if everyone's ego was quieted.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was in Geneva meeting other dignitaries on Monday to try to revive the two-month-old U.S. and Russia-sponsored cessation of hostilities, which quieted guns for the first time during the five-year Syrian war.
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He says that since the summits between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and the presidents of South Korea and the United States, things have quieted down noticeably in perhaps the last place on Earth where the Cold War still burns hot.
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After that, things quieted down for awhile on the Heidelberg front, likely due in part to the installation of a security system, and in 2016, Guyton began to turn his thoughts to dismantling his self-made monument, rather than continuing to build it.
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Treasury has meanwhile reported a steady pickup in sales of its mid-range bottles to Chinese millenials intent on drinking more affordable product as a regular pastime, buffering the company from a corruption crackdown in China which has quieted sales of prestige wine.
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But aside from some early signs that the trickle could have become a flood — Best Supporting Actor nominee Mark Ruffalo told the BBC that he was considering skipping the ceremony, before he decided to stay the course — the boycott talk has largely quieted.
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While outrage greeted the announcement in December that Threshold Editions, a conservative imprint of Simon & Schuster, had agreed to publish a book by Milo Yiannopolous, an alt-right troll who has peddled misogyny and racism to moderate fame, things quieted down soon after.
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As music, it was best when each player improvised as part of a foursome; as a musical statement, the thrashing final crescendo obliterated the city sounds around it, as if to say that the music was here and would not be quieted.
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She spoke only briefly, but the crowd quieted while she talked about the issues she wants to confront in the Senate: climate change and "Big Oil," immigration, banking overhaul, college loans and a new "smart crime" approach to the country's criminal justice problems.
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By getting this next thing or just the constant anxiety about not being good enough—all of those anxieties were also why it felt so fucking good to use a drug, because it quieted all that chatter for periods of time. Yeah.
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Aluminum prices on the London Metal Exchange jumped 35 percent to seven-year highs after the sanctions announcement, but an extension of the deadline for companies to wind down contracts with Rusal quieted the market down amid expectations for sanctions to be lifted.
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Far from the quieted theaters of Balkan conflict, nationalist passions, the clamor for redrawn frontiers and collisions of faith are rising anew, not to the crump of mortar fire and the stutter of machine guns, but in the recharting of the political landscape.
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George Springer quieted the crowd with a solo homer to right field with two out in the third inning, which seemed as if it might be enough for Verlander, who was at his big-game best, keeping the Dodgers scoreless for five innings.
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Trump has reportedly fumed in recent days about Attorney General Jeff Sessions' recusal from the Russia probe, which he has said led to Mueller's appointment, but discussions at the White House over potentially terminating the special counsel appear to have quieted. Sen.
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But at Yale, infants were comforted from the beginning, and physicians gave the babies morphine only if they could not eat an ounce at one time, could not sleep for an hour undisturbed or could not be quieted after 10 minutes of crying.
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For a time, Republicans made bringing in the whistleblower for an interview one of their chief demands, though that call has since quieted as the impeachment inquiry moved on to a more advanced stage last week with the first set of public hearings.
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Streaming live on FOX Sports GO FOX Sports Arizona Plus channel finder NEW YORK -- The Phoenix Suns are off to an eventful 2-4 start, but things seem to have quieted since Earl Watson was fired after the team dropped its first three games.
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Over the last year or so, [Beyonce] has often been spotted with Jay-Z, and while she's been careful to avoid confirming or denying rumors that the two are a couple, she hasn't exactly quieted speculation by recording a series of duets with him.
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After the protests of '78-82 quieted, maybe there seemed to be a kind of resolution — the Sámi Parliament was built, the declaration signed and the king apologized — but those emblems of progress have slid out of focus and lost much of their impact.
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The conclusion to the intergalactic role-playing video game Mass Effect 3 was hated by many — but instead of telling fans to lump it or to create their own modded versions, in 2013, developer Bioware quieted the mob by bringing out a new ending.
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The carmaker last month quieted some critics after it reported a net profit and positive cash flow in the third quarter as higher production volumes of its crucial Model 3 sedan began to pay off, delivering on Musk's promise to turn the company profitable.
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That type of defensive intensity from a player not known for it had the crowd at Oracle Arena energized, but VanVleet's 213-pointer, which came on a possession in which Golden State had done a good job of making Toronto work, quieted the crowd considerably.
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Left-hander Danny Duffy, who went 12-3 last year, is 2-2 with a 2.37 ERA against the Orioles and has quieted some of their bigger bats, holding Manny Machado, Adam Jones and Chris Davis to a combined 2-for-36 with 19 strikeouts.
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He looked like a cross between the leader of Hezbollah and the Bay Area rapper Lil B. The room darkened and quieted, and Nawaz, brimming with life, stepped into the middle of the crowd, whose diversity he lauded, and thanked them all for coming.
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While things have quieted over the past year, thousands of Jews left the country in recent years, following a dramatic series of terror attacks by extremist Muslims including the murder of schoolchildren in Toulouse in 2012 and an attack on a kosher supermarket in 2015.
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It was no longer about changing the world or closing the deal or beating the living s--- out of the guy across the hall, but about playing possum till the crackle of gunfire quieted, so maybe, with any luck, they could do it again tomorrow.
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"This morning, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, matriarch and the exquisite artist, humanitarian, and champion for mental health, Anna PATTY DUKE Pearce, closed her eyes, quieted her pain and ascended to a beautiful place," her family said in a statement posted by her son actor Sean Astin.
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Cries of "Are we there yet?" may have quieted some thanks to ever-presence of screens and constant access to data (4G in your car, yay!), but if your kids never look up from their screens during the ride from New York to Mississippi, they'll miss America.
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He gave up a run after D.J. Lemahieu doubled and Edwin Encarnacion later laced a one-out, run-scoring single, but the 24-year-old right-hander got out of more trouble — and quieted the sarcastic chants — when he induced a double-play ball from Giancarlo Stanton.
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But as the Green New Deal took over the climate world, support for a carbon tax or pricing schemes has largely quieted, in part over arguments on the left that a tax could worsen the inequality the Green New Deal is in part meant to address.
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The court's decision to convict all five and sentence Ms. Raissouni and Mr. al-Amin, who is now her husband, to a year in prison provoked another uproar that was quieted only after the issuance of a royal pardon for all of the defendants on Oct. 16.
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While Trump may have temporarily quieted several official accounts, his actions have inspired a digital rebellion across Twitter, and an army of mysterious accounts in the science, education, security communities and more — identifying as "resistance teams" — are banding together to fight for the right to share factual information.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was in Geneva for meetings with other dignitaries to try to revive the two-month-old U.S. and Russia-sponsored cessation of hostilities, which quieted guns for the first time during the five-year Syrian war but which has unraveled in recent days.
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The homebuilders ETF XHB has underperformed the broader S&P 500 over the last year, and even though some of the headwinds that dogged the housing market in 2018 – rising interest rates and materials costs chief among them -- have quieted, there are still plenty of hurdles to overcome.
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Cavaliers 218, Celtics 217 BOSTON — LeBron James quieted a Celtics crowd that had come to celebrate Paul Pierce, scoring 212 points with 242 assists and 26 rebounds and helping give new-look Cleveland a 22008-403 victory over Boston on Sunday in an individual performance reminiscent of the rivalry's heyday.
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The summer-long infighting, between those favoring a clean "hard" Brexit and those wanting to go slow to soften the impact on the economy, seemed to have been quieted last week, with the hard camp retreating over fears of a public rejection of Brexit if the short-term costs are too steep.
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Astin, who played Samwise Gamgee in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, posted the family's statement on his Facebook page Tuesday: This morning, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, matriarch and the exquisite artist, humanitarian, and champion for mental health, Anna PATTY DUKE Pearce, closed her eyes, quieted her pain and ascended to a beautiful place.
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One of her very first campaign events was an appearance in Nevada with young immigrants, in which she previewed a platform much more progressive than activists were expecting and quieted most of the concerns about her willingness to go further than Obama on an issue where many felt Obama had done too little too late.
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With Darnold under center for the first time since Week 223 after recovering from a bout of mononucleosis, the Jets (1-4) quickly quieted the "Let's go, Cowboys" chants that broke out at MetLife Stadium and ran what looked like a completely different offense than the one they showed in their first four games.
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But two possessions followed, one by each team, that put Boston back in front for good, quieted the Garden and demonstrated the ongoing gap between these two rivals — one growing into a conference contender and the other on the upswing but still trying to figure out how to beat teams that are not N.B.A. weaklings.
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EditorsNote: 7th graf, change to Braves starter, not Mets starter; 12th graf, 224th HR for Freeman, not 21983th New York right-hander Jacob deGrom quieted the Atlanta bats, and rookie first baseman Pete Alonso picked up his first four-hit game to power the Mets to a 25-25 road win over the Braves on Tuesday.
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The health journalist side of me suspects it's a mental switch rather than a physical one: Research on phenomena like meditation, visualization, and the placebo effect suggests that pain lives largely in the brain, and perhaps Ibu's confident declaration that my body is just fine quieted whatever mental narrative had my pain response turned up to 11.
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If they've worked at one school for a couple of decades, they've probably gone through three or four new superintendents, each of whom announced a dramatic new plan for reform that threw everyone into a tizzy for a couple of years, until things quieted down and the next superintendent came in with yet another big idea.
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Argento quieted Bennett with the $380,000 settlement, but didn't legally restrict his ability to share his account from the night in the hotel room: Argento told her counsel she didn't wish to make her accuser sign a nondisclosure agreement, a legal measure often employed by public figures and employers to keep victims from soiling their reputations with allegations.
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In this inactive state, the queer exuberance of the tunic had quieted, but it was easier to see how Gibson's chosen materials — electric blue nylon fringe, digitally printed polyester, vintage Seminole patchwork, metal jingles — fuse traditional artistry with an effusively kitschy kind of craft experimentation that happily confuses the garment's classification as ceremonial or celebratory dress.
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While it is arguably permissible for those who present as and identify as Afro-Latinx people to use the N-word without facing scrutiny (the criticism against Cardi B, for instance, has quieted as her star has risen), those who'd mark themselves as both white and Hispanic on a census form are a different category altogether.
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Finally, when the matter of Hillary Clinton's emails came up, Powell was harshly critical of the Democratic nominee — "Everything HRC touches she kind of screws up with hubris," he wrote — but he also seemed to think that Clinton could have easily quieted the scandal by doing "a 'Full Monty'" when it first broke, according to an email posted by the Intercept.
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Need we remind you, Bauer's entire October was thrown into chaos when he cut the pinkie finger on his pitching hand while playing with a drone before the first game of the A.L.C.S. The Indians get on the board as Jose Ramirez hit a deep two-out home run to left field that once again quieted the normally raucous crowd at Wrigley Field.
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A long-delayed investigation into Chinese steel dumping is on hold; the calls to withdraw from North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have quieted; and the criticism of the existing free-trade deal with Korea has been snuffed as the Trump Administration actively works to preserve Republican votes for tax reform, the sole issue that unites the party ruling both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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