On October 18, the Ragtag Film Society, the nonprofit which runs True/False and Columbia's Ragtag Cinema, announced it was ending its sponsor relationship with the Crossing.
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David: The United States, a ragtag bunch of college kids.
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Visually, the movie takes after its ragtag team of swimmers.
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Still, despite the ragtag nature of the production, Shannon was impressed.
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Both sides relied on ragtag bands of drugged up child soldiers.
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Most of the ragtag futuristic fighters who powered through Vol 1.
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We white kids were ragtag, messy, arguing constantly with each other.
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We strongly encourage any interested technologists to consider joining us at Ragtag.
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Rodgers threw just eight interceptions despite playing with a ragtag supporting cast.
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The episode as a whole makes a case for this ragtag couple.
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In 2001, "Lady Marmalade" brought a ragtag group of pop stars together.
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And very few of these ragtag hoteliers, Ms. Cochrane said, understand depreciation.
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"In the 1950s, vintage racing was a ragtag, unsafe hobby," he said.
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But foreign militaries can retaliate in ways that ragtag terrorist groups cannot.
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He's just with the Brotherhood without Banners (Beric Dondarrion's ragtag crew of mercenaries).
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We're a ragtag squad of people coming together and having each other's back.
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Meanwhile, Ragtag came under fire for its decade-long relationship to the Crossing.
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On the other there's a ragtag group of soldiers known as the Militia.
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Mr Mugabe recruited a ragtag militia of "war veterans" to intimidate his opponents.
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When 9/11 happened, al Qaeda was a ragtag army of several hundred.
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Despite the dysfunction and disputation, each man in the ragtag collection was contributing.
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Per genre convention, Jack is charged with bringing discipline to a ragtag group.
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All the best bands are a ragtag bunch: The Beatles, Oasis, Spice Girls.
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The ragtag flotilla that formed has been credited with rescuing thousands of people.
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They'll be hard to track and likely will return as a ragtag insurgency.
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The dialogue can feel stiff—far too formal for a ragtag group of mercenaries.
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Together, the ragtag group realizes that their authority figures don't necessarily have good intentions.
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The stakes are high and the ragtag group of fighters take their work seriously.
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The chorus of ragtag political exiles in Act IV was rendered with stabbing intensity.
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A ragtag pack of superheroes returns to protect the Skylands universe in Season 2.
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Under a torn Colombian flag on a windy hilltop, a ragtag guerrilla militia gathers.
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Its bas-relief images show well-armed Thai troops defeating ragtag Viet Cong guerrillas.
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It is still the best answer to the angry ragtag band of the AfD.
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"It was a ragtag operation," recalled her brother, John Ratcliff, who confirmed the death.
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The YouTube right may be comparatively marginal and ragtag, but it's also comparatively young.
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Over time, it was left with a ragtag collection of aging and inefficient planes.
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We were in awe of the tireless rescuers in their ragtag armada of boats.
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ZelooperZ is the tallest, wildest member of Detroit rapper Danny Brown's ragtag Bruiser Brigade clique.
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They're a brave but poorly organized, ragtag bunch whose efforts have an amateur-theatrical quality.
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With Murtagh's help Jamie is trying to make his ragtag group into a formidable army.
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"I had this ragtag company that I hadn't done anything with," he said of Renégat.
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Despite the odd practice times, there is nothing ragtag about the Kutztown University rugby team.
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And, like any good superhero, she's got a ragtag band of capable women behind her.
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"We've been a ragtag bunch of 20 percenters who are dedicated to this," he said.
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In the online multiplayer Rust and ARK, ragtag clans build huge communal forts and bases.
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In the movie version, the ragtag Brooklyn team would have pulled off a stirring upset.
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The first plot involves a ragtag group of mutants on the run from the government.
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This time around, it won't be starring George Clooney as Danny Ocean and his ragtag crew.
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But a ragtag black-ops team of convicts and villains without any loyalty to one another?
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The first reviews came in, and critics hated the film about a ragtag group of villains.
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Yes, there were moments when the orchestra, conducted by Sean Kelly, sounded a touch ragtag itself.
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These boys are the Five Fingers, a ragtag posse concerned with the protection of their hometown.
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In the 23rd century, government cracks down on cyborg life as a ragtag band plays on.
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In Havana, the streets were clogged with a mix of shark-fin Cadillacs and ragtag beggars.
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For a while, their ragtag clan seems more authentically connected than some families that share DNA.
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Too late, the Romans realized they were being drawn into a trap, just like Snow's ragtag army.
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I'm not sure what I'm expecting, but it isn't the ragtag group of people standing before me.
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For example, the apartment in Friends is far too large for ragtag twentysomethings in New York City.
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In places non-state militias are stronger than states, whereas state forces have degenerated into ragtag militias.
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His presidential campaign was a ragtag operation largely staffed by inexperienced family members and second-tier consultants.
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People bandy the word "supergroup" around a lot, so consider Warmduscher more of a ragtag collective instead.
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And the Eagles' secondary has been reduced to a ragtag assemblage of practice-squad signees and journeymen.
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Moreover, his ragtag, magpie exuberance had been easy to knock off as he had risen to prominence.
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Embodying ragtag park denizens, Mannes students meticulously captured Ashley's singsong, half-speaking style and his deadpan ruefulness.
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While even Parscale describes Trump's 2016 campaign as "ragtag," he's making sure the 2020 effort won't be.
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To do that, Apple has teamed up with the ragtag, provocative, millennial-attracting media powerhouse known as Vice.
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O.P.S.The skinny behind the show basically revolved around this ragtag group of specialty enhanced policemen that fought crime.
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Our former CFO introduced us to an old colleague who saw something in this ragtag team of misfits.
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As part of the subsequent cover-up, Quinn is locked up with a ragtag bunch of military misfits.
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Membership of his "ragtag army" increased by a third after the arrests of those filming the sand barges.
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Fidel Castro and a ragtag group of about 2202 rebels launched the Cuban Revolution on July 2628, 28500.
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In two short years, Fidel Castro and his ragtag band of rebels had done what many considered impossible.
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Instead I was in charge of a ragtag bunch of boys who looked like my friends' little brothers.
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With a few notable exceptions, it was a coalition of the willing, and a ragtag one at that.
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But that was in 214 during a strike, when the teams that played were ragtag collections of castoffs.
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Thousands of Syrian government troops had defected by then, joining ragtag brigades of local farmers, students, and hairdressers.
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The military has come under fire from militants, but it's mostly ragtag groups, said Robertson of Human Rights Watch.
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What began as a small, ragtag force of a few hundred men now employs 3,300 officers across three provinces.
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LIFE IN Libya's capital seems calm, even as a warlord backed by ragtag forces bids to take the city.
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Linux was developed by a ragtag team of programmers scattered around the world, often working in their spare time.
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Honestly, the most interesting developments this week have nothing to do with Archie and his ragtag group of friends.
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The Pilgrims' modern counterparts are the ragtag migrant "caravan" fleeing Central America for the United States, wrote Jay Parini.
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Though outnumbered, a ragtag Mexican army managed to defeat the crack French troops (back when they had crack troops).
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Rogue One explains how a ragtag band of rebels and hangers-on got those plans to the Rebel Alliance.
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What was the appeal of Jay Kay and his ragtag assemblage of acid-jazz musos in the first place?
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They strolled by police barricades in work boots or pressed khakis, grinning at a ragtag assortment of protesters nearby.
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"Do not wait for orders from headquarters," he exhorted his ragtag political militia after winning the New Hampshire primary.
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The choristers stood in the aisles of the theater dressed in ragtag street clothes, holding supersized helium-filled balloons.
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OFFERMAN Yes, it was this unique, ragtag band of high-end artists across the board, with a wonderful diversity.
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This exhausted ragtag bunch of families fleeing crime and poverty in Central America poses no danger to our country.
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It's just another day of driving cars out of airplanes for the ragtag crew in the "Fast & Furious" franchise.
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The modern-dress costumes show the Russians in slightly stiffer formal wear, and the Poles in colorful, ragtag outfits.
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During the campaign, American officers had treated the ragtag, mixed-race local forces with contempt, despite their long resistance.
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The Spartan 3000 will be a modern version of a ragtag assassination team the South Koreans created in the 1960s.
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Yet, in the United States, this ragtag promise of a perfect union, we have a funny discomfort with feminine authority.
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Finally, if we can believe previews, Jon Snow's ragtag band of Northern houses will face off against Ramsay Bolton's forces.
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Female camaraderie has been replaced with a Band of Brothers: Captain Trevor's ragtag team of multinational, soldier-of-fortune miscreants.
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David: The United States, a ragtag bunch of semipros from a country in which soccer was far off the radar.
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And CNN's Nick Paton Walsh says ISIS will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency and threaten the West. 2.
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The officer smiled as he escorted the couple to the airport with a ragtag collection of bags holding their belongings.
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Jamie's ragtag group of soldiers pretty much spent the whole episode fumbling with weaponry and having Murtagh scream at them.
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Was it sane for President Kennedy to support a ragtag bunch of revolutionaries to invade Cuba and then abandon them?
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We were a ragtag bunch, racing across the state between rallies while shooting DVCam on these clunky shoulder-mount cameras.
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The current coalition of congressional Republicans is a ragtag group, elected as individuals on a variety of platforms and priorities.
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We're a ragtag Appalachian congregation that often hosts Jewish students and strangers who roll in from mountain towns miles away.
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Kotaku reported earlier in 2019 that EA had canceled the untitled "Project Ragtag," which was in development at EA Vancouver.
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Mr. Turaipe's ragtag fighters have been engaged in low-intensity fighting with soldiers in marshlands in central Mindanao since August.
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Ehrenreich and Clarke have serviceable chemistry, and Clarke is a lot of fun when she's roped into Han's ragtag crew.
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Even The Avengers took some time to honor the thorny challenges of throwing together a ragtag team of ill-matched warriors.
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His national army is more a coalition of ragtag militias from the east, stretched thin by fighting in Benghazi and Derna.
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Instead, we head to an entirely different storyline, and as a result, everything with Eight and her ragtag gang feels forced.
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Think of a UK punk band on their first US tour and you might imagine a boozing, drug-snorting ragtag cliche.
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Some problems, it turns out, can't be solved by a ragtag band of would-be heroes who think they know best.
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Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) has pulled off the hack of the world's financial systems with the help of his ragtag fsociety.
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Such moments are tinged with sentimentality, as if they are full-hearted outtakes from the lovable ragtag universe of season one.
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As a child, Edson Arantes do Nascimento (Leonardo Lima Carvalho) kicks the ball around with fellow ragtag underdogs wearing homemade uniforms.
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In Magnificent Seven, he's a bounty hunter tasked with gathering a group of ragtag stereotypes to fulfill a contract for revenge.
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Against the Church, monarchy, police and the local government, this ragtag group of artists, activists, and students used playful street insurrection.
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The IRGC was a ragtag militia manned by poorly trained, under-armed recruits when Saddam Hussein invaded Iran in September 1980.
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It was a different reality from last year's election results for the Pirates, a ragtag group of futurists, anarchists and hackers.
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He crosses paths with a ragtag group of diverse citizens resisting this new government and covertly trying to get into Canada.
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He does so, managing to join up with a ragtag resistance group of a few dozen Jews in the Ukrainian forest.
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"This ragtag army of people who couldn't see, hear, walk and talk did what everyone said couldn't be done," she said.
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In another, a ragtag band of soldiers and sailors stands before the gates of heaven guarded by stoic, crisply dressed Marines.
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It follows a ragtag group of kung-fu masters who are struggling to make ends meet in fast-paced, civilized society.
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Comedic genius Chris Morris brings us a ragtag group of dimwitted would-be terrorists, finding the pitch-black comedy in extremism.
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If she had won, you could have flipped it into what a genius they were, a ragtag bag of ... You know?
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Andy's game plan: Last year, my team Hot Pie-O-My was a ragtag bunch of losers like Loras, Hodor, and Missandei.
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Naturally she helps a ragtag group of do-gooders defeat a wart-covered Barron Harkkonnen-like baddie, played incongruously by John Cleese.
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And the ragtag group is still being led by Beric Dondarrion, a man who has been revived from the dead multiple times.
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The ragtag group of misfits might also smash some television sets or burn images of well-known politicians, depending on their mood.
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I eventually found my place within a ragtag group of misfit white kids who supported one another when no one else would.
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With that in mind, as the commander of a ragtag bunch of guerrilla fighters, I chose to rename my troops after scientists.
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Also no idea, but they were ready for those red coats with a ragtag army and lots of things that go bang.
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Not long after that, through a ragtag network of writers, bloggers, DJs, scene kids, and band members, I became friends with Lizzy.
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Thus disguised, he soon organizes a car, weapons and a ragtag band of brothers whose unquestioning acceptance of his command emboldens him.
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That sense informed the ragtag, anxious nature of his early pieces, work that seems to gain political relevance with each passing year.
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To him, it's unprofessional to steal shots for a ragtag East Coast production, but Candy won't let him play the buzz kill.
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In fact, sources on the ground tell us R. Kelly's gig appeared to come together in an odd and somewhat ragtag fashion.
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The danger consists of a ragtag caravan formed by several hundred impoverished people, many of them children from tiny Central American nations.
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Steve Rogers and Tony Stark, the patriarchal figures of the Avengers ragtag group, come to a head in Captain America: Civil War.
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Shively brings an earnestness to her portraits, which highlight a ragtag group of female muses, winsome in spirit and stimulating in dynamism.
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Airstrikes, landmines, ragtag militias who use child soldiers, and widespread blockades of food and aid have made this the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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It's only thanks to the heavy lifting of the actors that our heroes feel like more than a generic band of ragtag rebels.
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Brady Kriss is the founder of Ragtag, a group of tech volunteers helping activists, organizers and candidates leverage technology to amplify their work.
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Other members of this ragtag group of quasi-leaders and random strangers who stumbled into power, however, are fine with Jon being killed.
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Meow Wolf has evolved from a ragtag group staging low-budget shows into a multimillion-dollar operation that employs more than 150 people.
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As formula dictates, they're a ragtag crew, but the Duplass brothers, who wrote the screenplay, have a dedication to verisimilitude that's ultimately satisfying.
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But as he prepares his ragtag Hampton team for their first NCAA season, there is an undeniable sense of unfinished business for him.
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It was a ragtag coalition that collected at a sprawling resort, with a golf course and a swimming pool overlooking the Arabian Sea.
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Spicer managed to distinguish himself among the ragtag horde of possible sociopaths and alleged criminals hanging out at the White House these days.
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Both said the brick building had been love at first sight because it reminded them of the ragtag structures in their hometown, Chicago.
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At first, Dreamland seems like just another reflexive flourish in a film about a group of ragtag struggling entertainers rescued by a star.
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The sport has evolved from being a ragtag game played by self-proclaimed bike obsessives to one with national and international regulating organizations.
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Back in New Bern, the Cajun Navy and other ragtag teams of volunteers joined emergency responders to rescue people from the rising water.
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A ragtag version of the Spurs rallied from 219 points down to beat the Mavericks 215-212 on Wednesday at American Airlines Center.
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As Armando, Scipio could lead the newly established AMMO team and its ragtag members, composed of Vanessa Hudgens, Charles Melton, and Alexander Ludwig.
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The drone itself is a player in this work, and an overhead shot of a ragtag outdoor bazaar reveals the place's startling geometry.
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The aid has provided a critical lifeline to Ukraine, helping to build out a ragtag army into a better-armed and professional force.
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It began in the 1980s with a ragtag group of conservative students who were at the University of Chicago and Yale Law School.
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Mocking the Mets was considered cool in the early days of that ragtag expansion franchise because it concealed our painfully conflicted true feelings.
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Stormfront posters complained that the ragtag collection of groups brandishing homemade shields and screaming openly about Jews gave other neo-Nazis a bad name.
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How had Boko Haram, a supposedly defeated ragtag group of insurgents, been able to fly the girls around in planes, as some newspapers reported?
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Stars Alison Brie, Betty Gilpin, and Marc Maron lead the ragtag ensemble in tackling the crew's next chapter, a stage show on the Strip.
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After Erasmo Ramirez went down with an injury in early May, Seattle's ragtag starting five had another uninspiring name incorporated into it: Wade LeBlanc.
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He was a hero of the revolutionary left in Latin America, proving that a ragtag band of guerrillas could overthrow the Western Hemisphere's hegemon.
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Factories give employees a travel allowance of $7 but they often end up spending more on a ragtag band of owner-operator driving services.
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On the show, a ragtag group of heroes and not-so-heroes band together to make some major changes to the world's current trajectory.
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His ragtag coalition, which includes less-educated, lower-income and older voters along with angry GOP moderates and independents, shows no signs of flagging.
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The college dropout or young corporate drone shakes off conventional expectations to launch a new business with a ragtag team of fellow 20-somethings.
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" Mr. Brock, a charter member of that "ragtag bunch" before having a political conversion, added, "Today's equivalent is more a conglomerate than a conspiracy.
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It also helps shed light on why run-ins between a ragtag assortment of Russians and members of Donald Trump's orbit appeared so random.
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The models were beginning to assemble — not the usual swarm of professionals but a ragtag crew of friends, students, fledgling models and first timers.
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Russia can bully around a weaker non-NATO state, like Ukraine; it can help prop up an ally against ragtag rebels, as in Syria.
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When the ragtag inhabitants of this realm sing Mozart's choruses affirming brotherhood, for a moment they seem to have insights into the human dilemma.
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This ragtag medley of people who feel they don't belong, who escaped and demand greatness from this land, is actually what makes America great.
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Some are talking openly about using the U.S. military to assist Guaidó and his ragtag opposition, and that has lawmakers in both parties worried.
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It was the first time the opposition had participated in formal talks, a kind of international recognition for the ragtag group of dissidents and insurgents.
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That's why, after the 2016 election, I created Ragtag, an organization that connects values-driven volunteer tech experts across the country with progressive grassroots organizers.
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At the start, a man in a ragtag dog suit, with patches of fur held together by packing tape, crawls around outside the family's home.
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Its heroes are a ragtag group of resistance fighters, fighting against a cult — a group whose imagery is drenched in patriotic Americana and Christian symbols.
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But by night you are the leader of the Phantom Thieves, a ragtag troupe of idealistic teenagers that infiltrate a parallel reality called the Metaverse.
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He and others are part of a ragtag social media militia of sorts they say are trying to fill a gap in Facebook's gun ban.
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Hollywood scriptwriters could have a field day with this scene, pitting the ragtag band of underdogs in white against the highly efficient men in black.
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Like the ragtag group of superheroes she faces, Alexandra has a counterpart of her own in Elektra, first introduced in Daredevil as a love interest.
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Despite its name, Code Avengers is not a ragtag group of superhuman programmers that must band together to create apps for the good of humanity.
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They crossed Guatemala to southern Mexico and then, in a ragtag caravan relentlessly criticized by U.S. President Donald Trump, trekked 2,133 miles north to Tijuana.
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Yes, there's a rival troop led by an uptight stick-in-the-mud; yes, the members of "Darnell's Darlings" are a ragtag group of misfits.
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Ruppert again called Jane Kleeb and asked if she could help him turn his ragtag group of family, friends, and neighbors into a durable opposition.
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Fed up with the situation, a ragtag group of like-minded individuals made it their mission to revive the area's once-flourishing DIY punk community.
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"Rugrats," the popular animated series about a ragtag group of babies, will be rebooted with 26 new episodes as well as a live-action film.
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Khary Payton, who plays King Ezekiel on "TWD," explained the ragtag group his crew encounters to INSIDER and what he thinks their strange symbol means.
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According to Mr. Soderbergh, a "friend" asked him to read the script, about a ragtag group that robs a Nascar track, and suggest a director.
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Inspired by true events but clearly heavily dramatized, the series focuses on a ragtag band of Nazi hunters operating in New York in the 1970s.
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He joined a ragtag collection of guests and played beach volleyball for the first time in his life, bloodying his knees diving for the ball.
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Dressed in ragtag uniforms and brimming with Islamist fervor, they pointed out holes from airstrikes and the rubble that had once been the Police Academy.
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Israel, a ragtag outfit of mostly minor leaguers, won its first four games accompanied by its good-luck doll, known as Mensch on a Bench.
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He cobbled together a group of ragtag musicians under the moniker Belle and Sebastian, after a French TV show about a boy and his dog.
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My references go back much further and perhaps those are who the Avengers are referencing as well, in thinking about bringing together a ragtag group.
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Taken by a ragtag criminal gang, Paul is stashed in a desolate farmhouse, where his closest keeper becomes Cinquanta (Romain Duris, a charismatically feral presence).
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Opinion Columnist CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Election meddling needn't be a foreign power planting fictions on Facebook and courting the ragtag disciples of a real estate magnate.
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And while the roster he built isn't quite the ragtag squad of underdogs that won the hearts of Americans in 1980, they're not far off.
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In the first few years of the revolution, Abdulrahman fought alongside ragtag brigades in the mountains trying to keep Hezbollah out of Madaya and Zabadani.
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He is also a wily commander who leads a ragtag band of protesters willing to risk injury and arrest as they face off against the police.
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Where to watch: HuluSynopsis: In Hiorkazu Koreeda's "Shoplifters," a ragtag group of petty thieves scraping by just outside of Tokyo take in an abused young girl.
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The fifth episode softens the show a bit, as the ragtag group of survivors decide to throw the homecoming dance that was thwarted by the apocalypse.
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If FaZe Clan took the next two rounds, they'd dethrone Astralis and show the world their ragtag roster of individual stars could contend with the best.
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They were there to be Stoneheart's ragtag team, and to provide a window in the horrors that war had inflicted on the common people in Westeros.
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Unlike a some kind of Soderbergh heist film, though, police in Iceland don't believe this crime was pulled off by a ragtag group of handsome scoundrels.
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When Ukraine tried exactly that over the summer, the once ragtag separatist rebels were suddenly seen operating heavy weapons systems, including powerful surface-to-air missiles.
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Just like when I was back at the White House in 2014, our ragtag, rough around the edges task force against Russia was far from perfect.
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"We had a vibe, and a ragtag, rough edge to what we did," Mr. Jarvis said in an interview with Red Bull Music Academy in 2016.
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Like the original, this comedy concerns itself with an invasion of Manhattan by ghosts, and a calling to arms of a ragtag group of spirit-fighters.
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WWE is fine—I can tell you that I'm probably more of a fan than my ragtag collection of fellow pro wrestling fans and writers online.
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Each time I returned, the front-line villages I had visited previously — and the ragtag government forces struggling to hold them — had been overrun by insurgents.
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Imagine the late-night talk-show hosts as a ragtag band of Allied soldiers — a dirty half-dozen or so — assigned to take out Donald Trump.
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They scheme to steal a million chickens from a local farm and put together a ragtag team — activists, investigators, punks, and rich kids — to help them.
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Rick immediately went into Hero mode, scooped up his son and rushed him to the infirmary, where Denise and her ragtag trauma team rushed into action.
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There's both power and fragility in the potential to mutate, and Glynn has made this interrelation of might and vulnerability manifest in her ragtag, broken bodies.
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John Wayne delivers that same admonition in "Rio Bravo," Howard Hawks's 1959 masterpiece about a sheriff and a ragtag group holding off a powerful, autocratic rancher.
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When fans of the wry "Pitch Perfect" series first met the ragtag singing group the Barden Bellas, they were ensconced in the college a cappella bubble.
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Dan Avidan and Arin Hanson play two friends who form a ragtag team to compete in an eSports competition for the chance to win $1 million.
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But if this ragtag bunch lacks clout and experience, they've got one big advantage working for them: the general on the other side of the ramparts.
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His affinity for batting at GoPros when presented with one has created Kardashian-rivaling selfies that chronicle the exciting outdoors — often include a ragtag gang of friends.
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At Ragtag, we've cultivated a system that ensures that technology is operational and tailored to groups' needs even as individual volunteers come and go, because they do.
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It's torn between the Empire's nefarious actions, the Rebellion's politics, and the gradual coming together of Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) and her ragtag group of freedom fighters.
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As a teenager, she fell in with a ragtag but mostly sympathetic gang whose complicated loyalties bring to mind the youths of an S. E. Hinton novel.
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SKYLANDERS ACADEMY Skylanders Academy follows the heroic adventures of the Skylanders team, a ragtag group of heroes with unique elemental skills who travel the vast Skylands universe.
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Their ragtag gang navigates the barren earth after a deadly virus kills most of humanity, and in Season 3 they're on the run from volatile nuclear sites.
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The universe needs saving again, and there's no one more suited to the job than the ragtag group of misfits known as Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy.
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The main action concerns a plot to assassinate Roan, and the ragtag team who shuttle her around DC while a gang of white supremacist mercs tails them.
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The partners — Rami Haykal, 28, and Jake Rosenthal, 29 — had booked shows and worked at the ragtag D.I.Y. space since college, taking over the lease in 2011.
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Toni Tell me a bit about Decision Desk HQ. It reads a bit like a Disney movie: A ragtag volunteer team takes on the mighty Associated Press.
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He transformed the so-called security group into a ragtag militia when the FARC sought a foothold in his territory and tried three times to assassinate him.
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In that blockbuster, a ragtag crew was sent on a mission to drill into an asteroid and set off a nuclear bomb to avert a global catastrophe.
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She has been stealing books and carrying on with a ragtag group of feverish ideologues whose crime is printing pamphlets calling for greater dissent in Iranian society.
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He realized at that point that even if the ragtag collection of rebel groups were somehow to defeat the military, that would only lead to more fighting.
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"Juvenile Jazz Bands" (1979) documented the ragtag bunch of children rejected from other marching bands who practiced in deteriorating lots yet wielded batons like exuberant young wizards.
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"Blessed are the cracked," says Colby Cutler (Brendan Gleeson), menacing patriarch to a ragtag clan of thieving Irish travelers parked in a verdant swath of English countryside.
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But some tried for spontaneity, pulling together what at least appeared to be a ragtag assemblage of vintage treasures, personal mementos and baubles retrieved from their wardrobes.
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Penn plays a disgraced New York City councilman who tries to redeem his reputation by helping a ragtag group of immigrants navigate the United States citizenship process.
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Since 210, Ukraine has had to endure the occupation of its southeastern Luhansk and Donetsk regions by ragtag paramilitary bands armed, equipped and controlled by the Kremlin.
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But according to docs ... David Freiberg and Donny Baldwin have assumed the Jefferson Starship name with a ragtag group who have no connection to the OG rockers.
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This is a contributed post by Brady Kriss, the founder of Ragtag, a group of tech volunteers helping activists, organizers and candidates leverage technology to amplify their work.
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The series is also a direct descendant of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: It follows a group of ragtag young people as they repeatedly try to save the world.
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Operating across rebel-held parts of the country, Syria's civil-defence team has grown from small, ragtag bands of untrained volunteers into a formidable search-and-rescue force.
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Emilio's gonna reprise his role as Coach Bombay and guide a ragtag group of misfits as they discover the joys of playing for the love of the game.
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It's a literally faceless blob of smoke, yet it's still so large a threat that it's hard to imagine even our scrappy, ragtag bunch of teens defeating it.
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During a recent appearance at SiriusXM for The Jess Cagle Interview, the leader of Marvel's ragtag team of interstellar heroes said 2017's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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His departure has opened up a succession struggle within the coalition that has governed Ethiopia since it first seized power as a ragtag band of rebels in 1991.
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I appreciate that words have been given to that ragtag collection of LA, the gravity of a club like Low End Theory, or broadcasting from Dublab, deserves attention.
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A 550-mile, cross-country funeral procession this week traced, in reverse, the triumphant 1959 march of Castro's ragtag guerillas from Santiago to Havana nearly six decades earlier.
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As we saw Veronica's ragtag crew head out dancing, it was obvious she was using treating them as objects as part of the greater scheme against her mom.
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On this day five years ago, Motherboard released a documentary about a ragtag group of hacktivists trying to put the internet back into the hands of the people.
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Its navy can best be described as ragtag, says Parliamentarian Viktor Romaniuk, especially after Russia seized Crimea in 2014, and with it a large portion of Ukraine's fleet.
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When the day came for these outside agitators to show their faces (and/or hoods), the ragtag band of bearded, wild-eyed white dudes numbered 40 or 50.
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Remember the final scene in "Over the Top," when the ragtag trucker Lincoln Hawk takes on the five-time World Champion Bull Hurley in the wrestling of arms?
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Based on the action-packed sneak peek, the battle will be fought between Ramsay Bolton's army and Jon Snow's ragtag Northern coalition of loyal Wildlings and smaller houses.
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Small, ragtag citizen groups abound, though they're focused mostly on addressing nuisances: banning gas-powered leaf blowers, cracking down on car stereos, limiting noise from a nearby airport.
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After declaring his loyalty in 2014, Mr. Hapilon united ragtag rebels from the jungle, university-educated ideologues and even former Catholics with the particular zeal of the converted.
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Bogart stars as a middle-aged fixer hired by a ragtag group of crooks who become entangled with a seemingly innocent British couple (Jennifer Jones and Edward Underdown).
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The Lakers had lost 12 consecutive road games before their stampede at the Garden, and the ragtag group of youthful talent and veteran nomads turned into Showtime Light.
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Wikipedia is no longer a fringy website run by a small group of ragtag volunteers and overseen by a "Benevolent Dictator," as the early Wikipedians fondly called Wales.
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For the ragtag crew of "Mall Rats," the mall at first serves as a place of comfort and a getaway from their troubles, until it devolves into chaos.
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The Neediest Cases Fund They called themselves the Penn Station Nation, a ragtag group of roughly 213 homeless people who congregated around New York City's bustling transportation hub.
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Andrew Jackson emerges as a model of making do with less, managing the nearly impossible task of securing territorial sovereignty while commanding a ragtag volunteer army prone to desertion.
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At the same time, a backlash was brewing in Los Angeles, where a ragtag group of Salvadoran teenagers—mostly stoners and metalheads—had started calling itself the Mara Salvatrucha.
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I don't care about HBO's financial obligation to drag the most improbably popular fantasy program in history out for as long as possible, I just love a ragtag crew.
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The incident also highlights how Nigeria's army, which was once seen as the region's most powerful, is still struggling to quell an insurgency by a ragtag group of jihadists.
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The ragtag bunch goes on its mission and certain plot moves — skirmishes, nighttime forays in disguise, clever ruses, small victories, moments of doubt — need to occur along the way.
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The recent violence in Myanmar's Rakhine state began on August 21982, when a ragtag assemblage of violent Rohingya insurgents attacked a handful of Myanmarese police outposts, reportedly killing 22.
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It has fallen to a ragtag band of fighters to protect Leptis Magna, the home town of Septimius Severus, a second-century Roman emperor, from less historically minded militants.
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Their ragtag shows lampooned highbrow theater musicals and satirized political events — for instance, their staging of the wedding of Richard Nixon's daughter Tricia ended in an LSD-fueled orgy.
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And I mean, judging from the promos, our ragtag team is gonna need someone's help if they hope to walk out of that hornet's nest of White Walkers alive.
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The first part of the book is appropriately titled "A Table Full of Strangers," echoing the ragtag bunch of friends and refugees in Ondaatje's last novel, The Cat's Table.
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On the opening day of the Democratic National Convention, the ragtag coalition of liberals that Mr. Sanders is supposed to deliver to Hillary Clinton heckled from the convention floor.
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We had no intention of entering the property; his villas, as well as the other properties seized in June, were being held by a ragtag group of security guards.
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Some 2,500 students protested outside the venue, while a few hundred were allowed (by Spencer's ragtag band of organizers, who were allowed to screen attendees beforehand) into the auditorium.
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As plastic imports rose across Southeast Asia, pollution became more noticeable — typically in the form of trash-clogged rivers or smoke from ragtag incineration sites, according to environmental groups.
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When Sir Budrick (who is also Max's uncle) is kidnapped by the evil King Gastley of Byjovia, Max teams up with a ragtag bunch of kids to save him.
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Like many key players inside Trump's ragtag circle of collaborators, Priebus has gone largely dark since Election Day, holing up in Transition Tower with occasional hops down to Washington.
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He later served as the Ku Klux Klan's first grand wizard, consolidating a ragtag collection of secret societies into a group that became a factor in national civic life.
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Honestly, we have to give that ragtag group of PR executives a lot of credit for brushing all context aside and sending out this brave message to the world.
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It's sort of like Star Wars by way of Jim Henson, with a ragtag group of talking animals piloting angular spaceships in order to ward off an evil alien force.
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You never know what to expect from a green cast — but this glimpse at the show's ragtag group of South Bronx teens should put some of those doubts to rest.
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In the overarching strategic decisions that determine how you and your ragtag resistance buddies progress through the campaign, you'll find that the passage of time works against you there, too.
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As with previous Mass Effects, that means players will be able to select a male or female protagonist to guide a ragtag crew of characters through a brand new galaxy.
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My Iraqi interlocutors would incredulously ask how it is possible that the U.S. could defeat Saddam's armies in a matter of weeks in 85033, but cannot defeat ISIS's ragtag forces.
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It doesn't matter if you win or lose ... Sure, they lost a game 102-0, but members of ragtag high school football team from Missouri say they're still having fun.
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Where Total War features a cast of thousands and an emphasis on historically authentic warfare, Halo Wars 210 pits the ragtag crew of a single battleship against an alien threat.
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Nobody working on that film had any idea, they'd all been like a ragtag little underdog team, making this dark little picture that probably wasn't even going to be released.
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In this quirky Spanish-language comedy, a ragtag group of lovable weirdos with a passion for scary movies and goth aesthetics launches a horror-production business to stage spooky spectacles.
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Darren Daulton, a three-time All-Star catcher who led a ragtag Philadelphia Phillies team to an improbable pennant in 1993, died on Sunday at his home in Clearwater, Fla.
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There's nothing novel, either, about a ragtag band of performers who pull together to put on a great show on a shoestring budget, as the wrestlers do in the finale.
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In 2012, Mr. Ford recalled, a skeptical Mr. Obama quizzed his aides about how arming a ragtag band of Syrian rebels could lead to a negotiated end to the war.
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People living in the English-speaking regions have complained of horrific acts of violence carried out by security forces in a heavy-handed response to a ragtag group of separatists.
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Dropbox CEO Drew HoustonPhoto: Eric Kayne (AP)Dropbox, the company best known for nearly rescuing a ragtag group of emoji from a teenager's phone, has filed for an initial public offering.
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A ragtag group of Futurama fans have been putting together the live-action movie nobody was ever sure that we needed, and today we get to see how it's coming along.
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Or perhaps convincing a ragtag group of cartoons led by Michael Jordan to believe they can fly, if not educating you in the finer arts of jubilantly celebrating the freakin' weekend.
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The fact that at a ragtag collection of east London queers can reach such a wide audience—an unthinkable feat even five years ago—is undoubtedly something to be proud of.
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That it isn't just some joke that a woman can be the most powerful fighter on the team (even if said team is comprised of ragtag misfits), or the most heroic.
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This summer sees Jonsi and his ragtag group of bores and scruffs jet around the world, playing to huge crowds night after night, bringing thousands and thousands of wimps to tears.
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Stranger Things pulls from a known library of classic '80s movies, but it's also a classic story of a ragtag team of scrappy heroes fighting the battle of good versus evil.
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GLOW could just go the straightforward route of following a ragtag team of weirdos as they face obstacles and beat the odds—and it certainly does occasionally follow these familiar beats.
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It could just go the straightforward route of following a ragtag team of weirdos as they face obstacles and beat the odds—and it certainly does occasionally follow these familiar beats.
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But Jeter's flip, which became his most famous single play, also helped short-circuit a potential dynasty in Oakland, as Billy Beane's ragtag bunch never reached the heights many had envisioned.
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Not only has Italy has stopped coordinating migrant rescue missions in the southern Mediterranean, it has outsourced that responsibility to the Libyan Coast Guard, a ragtag outfit staffed by several militias.
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It's still unclear what the future looks like for the ragtag group of incredibly talented creators at Oculus Story Studio without Oculus, but the group detailed that they'll be sharing more soon.
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Main character Elisa (Sally Hawkins), for instance, inhabits an enchantingly ragtag apartment perched above a fading movie palace, with bits of dialogue drifting through the floorboards from the mostly empty theater below.
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While most will people will never be able to afford to bid on it, this is a great opportunity to look at this beautifully ragtag machine before it disappears into someone's collection.
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A cursory search suggests it follows a ragtag group of felines as they try to decide which one of them will be reborn, because cats have nine lives, which seems completely reasonable.
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On Thursday we got a full-on view of Pennywise's bone-chilling face—along with a few brutal scenes of him terrorizing the ragtag band of children trying to hunt him down.
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"After using reckless 'cutting-edge' science for their own petty purposes, this ragtag team creates a small but potentially world-ending black hole in their college lab," according to the series description.
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Where to watch:Amazon Video, CBS Scorpion has a fairly familiar TV formula: It brings together a ragtag group of genius misfits to solve high-tech problems that United States Homeland Security can't.
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Unfortunately, and somewhat astonishingly, the Alt-Right—the misleading name for a ragtag but consistently repulsive movement that hitherto has flourished only on the internet—has insinuated itself, unignorably, into American politics.
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How great would it be to follow Sir, Norman and their ragtag band around England as it faces its greatest crisis, mixing the theater troupe's internal struggles with fact-based historical ones?
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The tide that ushered the Five Star Movement, a web-based party representing a ragtag band of disaffected voters, and the anti-immigrant League to victory has been rising for some time.
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The Bolivarian Revolution now leans heavily on ragtag laborers such as Jose Aular, a teenager who says he has contracted malaria five times at a wildcat mine near Venezuela's border with Brazil.
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And in contrast to 2016, Mr. Trump is backed by an operation that is sleeker and more sophisticated than the ragtag team he ran out of the 26th floor of Trump Tower.
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By turns delicate and brutal, this Japanese drama about a struggling ragtag family is perfectly observed from its first scene to its last, and is a career high point for its director.
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The military's response to the separatists, a largely ragtag group of local fighters who use homemade guns and take orders from leaders living abroad, has been heavily criticized by human rights advocates.
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That morning, George Washington and his troops marched triumphantly south from Harlem to reclaim the Battery, where they would replace the impeccably dressed redcoats with their own ragtag crew of citizen soldiers.
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Extended passages deal with the business of survival: hobbling the donkey, milking the goats, loading and unloading ragtag possessions, hunting herbs and roots, sleeping in scraps of shade cast by the animals.
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The songwriter Allison Crutchfield broke out five years ago as the frontwoman of the ragtag indie-punk outfit Swearin', but she is now coming into her own as an accomplished solo artist.
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By the conclusion of "The End Is the Beginning" — an apt title — we have our central arc: Picard has formed a ragtag group of outsiders to solve this thing on their own.
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Zoey returns from a productive summer overseas, greeted by her ragtag group of friends in their brand new off campus home: an actual house, complete with a backyard and grown-up furnishings.
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The popularity of U.C.B. has given rise to competing New York schools (the Peoples Improv Theatre, the Magnet, the Annoyance), as well as a flourishing "indie" scene of ragtag shows in bars.
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I'm asking you to give a chance to Legends of Tomorrow, a show about a ragtag family of misfits destroying history one poorly conceived and executed time travel mission at a time.
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In "The Adoration," the ragtag group of shepherds stand, sit, and kneel in a downward-slanting line from right to left, in veneration of the Christ Child, cradled by a reclining Mary.
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A big local band were Pink Grease, who were sort of like a ragtag, pound shop version of the New York Dolls, reeking of poppers and androgyny, and sounding like Devo obsessives.
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What few realized was that these two worlds were closer than ever in 2010, and a ragtag band of rappers and producers had created the song that showcased that bridge better than anyone.
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Vine's ragtag, unexpected found community will scatter, but we can thank the site for giving us one glorious moment (or four years) where so many people came together for six seconds of magic.
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But at the core of the epic superhero narrative is our eclectic band of heroes, who come together as a ragtag family of sorts, bonded by their love of justice and cool outfits.
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That engagement and levity could be felt throughout the hopeful romance as we follow 15-year-old Connor's (newcomer Ferdia Walsh-Peelo) venture to pull together a ragtag band and impress a girl.
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Where to watch: Amazon Video, Netflix, Scorpion has a fairly familiar TV formula: It brings together a ragtag group of genius misfits to solve high-tech problems that United States Homeland Security can't.
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This would soon become known as the Zapatista uprising, fought out between the Mexican government and a ragtag band of revolutionaries drawn from the people who lived and worked on the region's land.
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Alas, these contradictions might not be resolved until after a Leave vote in which a ragtag government led by Gove, Johnson, Iain Duncan Smith etc suddenly finds itself responsible for negotiating a deal.
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On the surface, it's a classic cowboy plot: three (mostly) good-hearted outlaws riding off in search of a better life, with the law and an assortment of ragtag posses on their tails.
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While researching "Born to Run," I'd stumbled across a ragtag crew in the Rocky Mountains who kept alive an old miners' tradition of running alongside donkeys in races as long as 30 miles.
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Situated in the former industrial neighborhood of Little Burgundy, near the Lachine Canal, the restaurant has the feel of a ragtag bistro, with vintage furniture and stuffed animal heads mounted on the walls.
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Disappointed by years of unsuccessful agitation against the war in Vietnam, the three remaining members of a ragtag collective in an upstate New York town a lot like Ithaca are ready for revolution.
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As Arnold and his ragtag team of kids get into adventures and misadventures across the city — scored to the show's unusual and melancholy jazz soundtrack — they learn life lessons from everyone around them.
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From their headquarters at the Sheraton-Wayfarer Hotel in Manchester, N.H., Richard Goodwin — a former Johnson aide turned fervent critic of the war — assumed day-to-day control over the ragtag, amateur operation.
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This comedy started out as a wandering critique of millennial angst and entitlement, as Dory (Alia Shawkat) assembled an incompetent ragtag team of friends to investigate the disappearance of a college acquaintance, Chantal.
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It was increasingly evident that the ragtag populist army that had actually done the fighting against Colonel Qaddafi was not taking orders from the men in suits who believed they were Libya's new leaders.
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Emoji Movie Star Dropbox Files for IPOPhoto: Eric Kayne (AP)Dropbox, the company best known for nearly rescuing a ragtag group of emoji from a teenager's phone, has filed for an initial public offering.
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His scope has spread outward to contain more and more of the uncontainable: scenes from the biggest migration in Europe since World War II, and the ragtag coalitions that gather in reaction to them.
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To a surprising extent, The Last Jedi is the tale of a ragtag fleet trying its damnedest to get a moment's rest from the First Order, which has found unknown means of tracking them.
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But backed up by an alternative media ecosystem keen to support them, and with judicious help from foreign powers capable of organising themselves a little more thoroughly than ragtag mobocrats, they can become powerful.
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Inside, a ragtag group of Iraqi army soldiers painted a discouraging picture of the progress made so far in an operation just launched to retake nearby villages under control of the Islamic State (IS).
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PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the first trailer for the upcoming MTV reality series Stranded with a Million Dollars, and it's safe to say the wild premise has attracted a ragtag crew of young adventurers.
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Fear the Walking Dead is coming back in August after its mid-Season 4 break and the new trailer teases some terrifying and oddly comedic developments for the ragtag crew of spin-off survivors.
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Starting in the 1970s, he helped transform a ragtag collection of labor activists, liberal Roman Catholic clergy members and idealistic students into a formidable political movement that stood up to the country's military leaders.
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The heartening Christmastime-set story will focus on an attempt by a group of ragtag civilians who are trained to address catastrophes and attempt to shore up what remains of civilizations against its ruins.
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In the American Revolution, while the British were standing in lines banging on drums in open fields, America's ragtag guerilla Patriots were in the woods quietly waiting to topple the world's most powerful army.
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He and Salahi were smitten with the Al Qaeda narrative, that a ragtag group of mujahideen, carrying light weapons and hiding in caves, were taking on a superpower in the defense of all Muslims.
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Jonah Hill, Michael Cera and Christopher Mintz-Plasse star as a group of ragtag high schoolers trying to live it up before graduation in Greg Mottola's comedy, written by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.
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Ragtag Cinemas in Columbia, Missouri — which helps host the highly respected True/False Film Festival every March — has two theaters: one small theater with couches and one a bit larger with more traditional seating.
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It makes more sense to embrace his critique of the occupiers, and ask that he apply it consistently, than to spoil the anti-Bundy consensus by accusing this ragtag group of fantasists of being terrorists.
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With a ragtag group of misfits, he heads to Eastwatch-by-the-Sea to go north of the Wall on a mission to capture a wight and show the other houses what they're up against.
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Abu Sayyaf threat For a long time, the Philippine security establishment has dismissed groups like Abu Sayyaf -- a few factions of which have declared allegiance to ISIS -- as a ragtag bunch of criminals and bandits.
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The final episode of The OA revealed that her story — the flashbacks she'd been recounting for a ragtag group of high schoolers — closely aligned with a series of books she kept in her bedroom, e.g.
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Formed in Fort Worth, TX and raised up on riffs, gospel, and Mark Twain, this ragtag bunch of boundary-pushers is likely to appeal to fans of Fu Manchu and Tom Waits in equal measure.
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While the Netflix dramedy shares some similarities with misfit sports movies — where a ragtag group of athletes pulls together to beat the odds and win the day — the characters and their situations are more complicated.
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It was filled with a ragtag collection of clothes, menus, receipts, memos, hunting and fishing paraphernalia, skiing equipment, racing forms, correspondence and, on the bottom, something that elicited a joyful reaction from Ernest: 'The notebooks!
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As a result of the sanctions, Iran was left with a ragtag fleet of old planes, bought during the era of the pro-Western government in Iran, and secondhand workhorses purchased from countries like Ukraine.
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The leader of this ragtag guerilla force, an ex-military hammer thrower from Belarus—who was indeed big and strong—said we would continue negotiations with the restaurant contingent for 24 hours before we attacked.
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The show's pilot has some distinct and welcome Community vibes — Penn is essentially tutoring a ragtag group of diverse folks — and there's loads of potential for the show to comfortably settle into an ensemble comedy.
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Yes, they call it an ICO, and over the last 14 months, more than 60 startups, open source projects, and ragtag online communities used this method to raise over $250 million for their own business efforts.
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Across eastern India, which sits on the country's largest coal reserves, this ragtag army sets out at dusk to feed the furnaces, fill the railway wagons, and fuel the power stations that get India's economy moving.
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He also exacerbates her frustration by selling Gendry to Melisandre, then deciding to send his ragtag army to harass some Lannister soldiers a bit north from where they're camping, which is the opposite direction from Riverrun.
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But the central conflict has always been between Bashar al-Assad's government and a ragtag coalition of anti-Assad rebels — and for the past two and a half years, it's clear that Assad has been winning.
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By understanding the strengths and weaknesses of both our own forces and that of our enemy, Washington used his inner eye to guide our ragtag army to victory over the British forces in the American Revolution.
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A couple of seasons into The Office, NBC greenlit another mockumentary project from its alumni: Parks and Recreation, which applied the same mock-doc lens to a ragtag team of government employees in small-town America.
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He and a ragtag team of peace activists, Democrats, Marxists and anarchists attempted to bring attention to a Central American cause that, after the Sandinistas lost power in a 1990 election, was fading from public view.
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Ms Belal's ragtag team turns to arguing for the repatriation of Pakistani civilians dragged by American special forces across the border into Afghanistan and stored like meat in a locker at an American prison near Bagram.
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They still turned it on in the playoffs and might have won a championship if Love and Irving did not both get hurt in the postseason, leaving James to carry a ragtag squad in the Finals.
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The ragtag Jewish water carriers formed a guild, which promised to donate a Torah scroll and a set of Talmuds to the yeshiva if members were given a room of their own, rent-free, for worship.
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Nearly 6,19903 active-duty troops remain deployed from the Gulf Coast to Southern California, where they are putting up tents and stringing concertina wire to face a ragtag band that is still not near the border.
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Chris Sale shut down the host Kansas City Royals while pitching into the ninth inning, and a ragtag bunch of Boston Red Sox filling in for injured starters pounded their way to an 8-3 victory.
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"The fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive," said Mr. Trump, dwarfed by a huge monument to ragtag Polish partisan army soldiers wearing helmets taken from dead German soldiers.
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Online donation infrastructure and texting operations were put in place, and Ragtag volunteers ensured that content and widgets from multiple allies — including Everytown and Rock the Vote — were appropriately integrated into the March for Our Lives website.
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As my gang of adventurers made their way through the desolate landscape, the ragtag group — comprised of a human, a towering demon, a swamp witch, and an armor-clad wyrm — made camp at a small, moonlit grove.
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The culmination of this ragtag gang's bond therefore also marks the transcending of stigma and the shedding of a final kind of fear: the fear of illness, and the fear of the death that lies beyond illness.
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The new date was supposed to be the debut of the final film, but Fast and Furious fans will have to return to theaters in 2022 to find out what happens to the ragtag band of friends.
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Mr. Covent, now one of the top streamers on Mixer, has found a new community with a ragtag culture that is willing to support him, even if it's on a platform that is far smaller than Twitch.
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Pragmatic Commander Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) — the first black lead of a Star Trek series — quickly learns to bend Starfleet code in order to keep his ragtag station running, all while raising his son Jake (Cirroc Lofton).
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So did his association with the House of Xtravaganza, the ragtag collective of night life creatures who battled the Pendavises, Ebonys and Duprees in Harlem for runway supremacy but ruled the roost basically uncontested at downtown clubs.
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Even Eve's ragtag group of fellow agents find ways to make their marks in between the high-stakes set pieces, from David Haig's affably exasperated Bill to Kirby Howell-Baptiste and Sean Delaney's pair of wisecracking assistants.
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With any luck, her tweets will plant the seeds for the plot of Episode VII, in which a ragtag gang of space smugglers must build a Planned Parenthood out of the remains of the First Order's Starkiller Base.
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"We will not give a sponsor's place of prominence to any organization that discriminates or explicitly devalues LGBTQ+ citizens," Ragtag said in its statement, in the wake of a petition and backlash calling the church's rhetoric hate speech.
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And in 1997 a ragtag rebel army sponsored by Rwanda and Uganda marched across the Congo basin and into the capital, at the start of a war which in some parts of the country has yet to end.
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Still, any ragtag group of unaffiliated radicals can easily muster the capacity to wreak havoc with handguns, crude bombs, or even vehicles -- and in cities far from the one that spawned such a tragic precedent 10 years ago.
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But just as FTL got to the heart of space opera—the experimental ship, the camaraderie of a ragtag crew, the spiraling of crises—Subset Games has found the core of the mech fantasy with Into the Breach.
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"Ragtag collections of prostitutes and pimps, drug addicts and sundry urban nighthawks, the people who populate his plays were unusual theatrical subjects in their day, but were no less sympathetic for that," the Times obit said of Wilson.
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With a book by Itamar Moses, based on the screenplay by Eran Kolirin, it concerns a ragtag Egyptian police orchestra that gets stranded in the wrong Israeli town en route to a gig at an Arab cultural center.
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He almost beat Hillary here in 2016, a core of his followers are Make Bernie Great Again and will go nowhere, and this time he has adults running his effort, not the ragtag crew of four years ago.
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Netflix's adaptation continues the story of the original characters — a ragtag group of misfits taken in by matriarch Anna Madrigal (Olympia Dukakis), including some original cast members reprising their roles — along with a new generation of Barbary Lane residents.
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Disenchantment chronicles the strange travels of a drunk princess named Bean (voiced by Broad City's Abbi Jacobson) and her ragtag crew, including a "feisty elf companion" named Elfo (Nat Faxon) and her "personal demon" Luci (voiced by Eric Andre).
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In our real life, explosions down the block and gunshots echoing through back alleys are the sign of ever-more-common domestic terror, but in our games they're the actions of powerful heroes and their ragtag group of friends.
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Does this ragtag band of misfits, coached by a renegade named Goona (Maisie Williams), stand a chance against a bunch of hot shots with flowing locks, fancy uniforms, and all the talent and training that Nooth's lucre can buy?
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But after a strange series of events, he finds himself in the Land of the Dead, coming face to face with his idol Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt) and a ragtag, forgotten ghost named Héctor (Gael García Bernal).
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As Zuleikha sets out on her odyssey, the novel's point of view temporarily switches to that of Ignatov, the soldier who killed Murtaza and who finds himself in charge of a ragtag band of dispossessed farmers, now homeless refugees.
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The Margot Robbie-led superhero flick, which hits theaters in February, will share the untold story of anti-hero Harley Quinn and her ragtag team of super(s)heroes as they track down the crime lord terrorizing Gotham City.
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So Bernie Sanders and this kind of ragtag group of academics and activists and intellectuals band together to try to figure out how to crack a city election in a place where nobody like them has ever won before.
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These are the sorts of behind-the-scenes decisions that arise on "Black Monday," an outrageous new comedy that began Sunday on Showtime, about a ragtag bunch of traders running a long con on the street's blue-blood establishment.
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Rather than a crew of musclebound heroes, Quinn's support comes from the ragtag group he meets on the way to the mental hospital: a group of jokers, deviants, and weirdos suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder in one way or another.
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Every year, a few ragtag gangs of fresh-faced students from little-known universities, likely destined for mundane careers in accounting, sales or the like, somehow manage to topple a heavily favoured juggernaut packed with future National Basketball Association stars.
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Here's how Telltale CEO Kevin Bruner describes it: In Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series, players will take on multiple roles within the ragtag band of heroes, and take the pilot's seat in directing their escapades around the universe.
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After a big battle, they're now on the offensive, still relatively ragtag, but a legitimate adversary to the (and I'm not making this up) the Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation — a colossal force that fabricates generic worlds with the galaxy's rich resources.
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The group will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency, chased between the places where they can hide among sympathizers -- some along the Euphrates River, where their elusive and possibly injured leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is thought to be hiding.
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The leader of a small ragtag team of militias, Castro managed to inspire followers among Cuba's poor and downtrodden at a time when Havana had become the jewel of the Caribbean and the playground of the world's rich and famous.
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Here, she was sewing, canning, excavating the history of the place, but come spring, she told me, she was gearing up for an ''all punks boat float,'' a ragtag expedition of homemade rafts set to travel down the Mississippi River.
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You'd have to have a stone heart not thrill to the lessons this ragtag team of mercenaries learn about each other and themselves as they discover stealing from the rich isn't quite enough to cover the cost of student loans.
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At the start of that season, bookmakers had ranked it as a 0003,000-1 outsider; its team was made up, to most observers, of journeymen and castoffs, a ragtag assortment of players in the world's most competitive and most glamorous league.
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This cannot stand, of course, and before long — or at least by the end of Episode 3, the last one given to critics — he's found a ship, put together a ragtag crew and set out on a mission of redemption.
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The essence of the argument, which appears in a 110-page brief submitted on Monday by the president's ragtag legal team in advance of his Senate trial, is that Mr. Trump can't be impeached for behaviors that are not actual crimes.
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Seventy years ago, the state of Israel was still just a gleam in Zionists' eyes, and the future state's military was hardly more than a ragtag group of irregulars, forced to manufacture bullets in a secret facility built underneath a kibbutz.
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But as performed by a ragtag chorus of displaced persons in Theater for a New Audience's spirited revival of Thornton Wilder's "The Skin of Our Teeth," the choice of song feels fitting, resourceful, valiant and — for just those reasons — very moving.
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Led by an ornery director slash coach (Marc Maron), a ragtag group of misfits band together to become a team, learning how to care for each other as they just so happen to kick each other's asses around a wrestling ring.
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I joined the Sanders campaign full time after college, and travelled the east coast for six months, not as the token Muslim girl but as one of the members of a ragtag group of people hungry for a future we could believe in.
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The film — written and directed by Jonah Hill — is a surprisingly lo-fi, intimate, personal movie about a kid trying to figure out who he is and how to fit in as he hangs out with a ragtag crew of wannabe skateboarders.
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Little Monsters, a low-budget Australian indie horror-comedy starring Lupita Nyong'o, is no different in that respect — except that instead of a ragtag bunch of misfits, the humans at the centre of this zombie attack are three adults and a kindergarten class.
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But on May 7th, a ragtag band of Confederate sympathisers, members of the "alt-right" and people who professed to be fed up with political correctness gathered at the Lee monument—where they met a larger crowd marching in support of monuments' removal.
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And Meow Wolf has evolved from a ragtag group of artists staging low-budget shows in rundown buildings into a multimillion-dollar operation that employs more than 150 people, helping artists thrive in a state hammered by the nation's highest unemployment rate.
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We didn't expect much from Guardians in any capacity; we had our avengers, our non-MCU Spider-Man reboot, yet here was this group of ragtag space trash in a movie that was so much better than it had any right to be.
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Cuba's 19th century independence struggle began in Santiago, and Fidel Castro's ragtag army fired the first shots in the Cuban Revolution when they stormed the Moncada Barracks—which happens to be a mile from Heredia, the venue where Manana will take place.
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This summer, one of the largest Canadian touring carnivals happened to have some room on its lazy circuit across the country, so we packed up our own little ragtag circus/sideshow into a converted bus, and made our way across the western provinces.
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It reveals a grittier take on the universe than audiences saw last year in The Force Awakens, following a ragtag group as they try to steal the plans for the Death Star that ended up in R2-D2 in the original 1977 film.
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The strange and tragic spectacle of the armed seizure of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge this January by Ammon Bundy and his ragtag band of miscreants began with hostilities between refuge officials and a local rancher, jailed for setting illegal fires on public land.
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We will discuss this cockamamie twist in greater depth—in which Daenerys flies her three dragons beyond the Wall to rescue Jon Snow and his ragtag band of bros—but suffice it to say: Holy cow the White Walkers have an ice dragon!
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The team is ragtag and undisciplined, far from Jack's glory days in the mid-90s, but in typical sports-movie fashion, he whips them into shape (with a lot of accompanying profanity, to the team chaplain's horror), and they finally start winning.
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In January, the presentation was indoors, but this time the 18th-century bergères, stiff Regency side chairs, plastic office seating from the 1960s had been moved into a courtyard, a ragtag assembly of furniture arrayed like guests at an unlikely cocktail party.
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Characters initially thought to be minor — like Ahmed, the idealistic editor of a Nigerian newspaper, and Chief Sandayo, the former minister of education, on the run after stealing $10 million from the government — play larger roles after colliding with Chike's ragtag crew.
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Studying the DNA of 71 mammals, a German team concluded that testicular descent is an ancestral trait that was later lost in so-called afrotherians, a ragtag group that includes elephants, manatees and several insect-eaters that live in or originated from Africa.
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The first season didn't have an especially complicated plot: A ragtag crew of actresses, athletes and dilettantes in 1980s Los Angeles coalesces into a passable all-women's professional wrestling league, just in time for their colorful personas to face off in the ring.
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But a ragtag group of communists, social democrats and anarchists have come to embrace Mr. Sadr as a symbol of the reform they have championed for years — an image that the cleric has burnished, seeing it as the best path to political power.
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Mike Hoare, an Irish soldier of fortune who led white mercenary forces in civil wars in Congo in the 1960s and a ragtag band of commandos in a farcical aborted coup in the Seychelles in 1981, died on Sunday in Durban, South Africa.
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To find him, Jean enlists the help of her ragtag team of wildlife sighters — the immigrant street cleaners, traffic wardens and hotel staff who move stealthily, like hunted animals, in the shadows of the city, inhabiting the crepuscular seams of urban life.
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Mr. Dhlakama rose rapidly through the Renamo ranks, and when its leader, André Matsangaissa, was killed in action in 1979, he took over the organization and presided over the expansion of its ragtag army into a force numbering up to 20,000 guerrillas.
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A mischievous blast, "Pull My Daisy" isn't about anything, really, just life and the spontaneous combustion created by a railroad worker (the artist Larry Rivers), his wife (Delphine Seyrig) and a ragtag group of interlopers played by, among others, the poet Allen Ginsberg.
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"Rent," Jonathan Larson's musical about a ragtag bunch of young squatters who self-righteously equate their refusal to pay their landlord to sticking it to The Man, debuted at New York Theater Workshop in 1996 and went on to become a Broadway juggernaut.
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And while he hobnobs in Davos with the globalist glitterati, the ragtag team of loyal lieutenants who set out in 2016 to upturn the established order with Trump has been largely shoved to the sidelines or purged altogether from his White House.
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The road signs may be tiny, and the mass public transit limited, but that may be for Atlanta's own protection—so it may continue to exist in its quiet coolness, an oasis of affordable creativity and camaraderie among ragtag, proud OGs and adoptive ATLiens alike.
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Instead, by skilled propaganda and force of will, he turned himself into the undisputed leader not just of a ragtag band of armed guerrillas in the Sierra Maestra but of a broad and politically variegated movement for the restoration of democracy and the 22006 constitution.
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In his early twenties, he rushed from one small city to another—Brescia, Verona, Turin, Novara, and so on—pulling together ragtag companies with their mixture of amateur and professional musicians, and producing performances the likes of which had never been heard in such places.
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With just a few key images, she conveys how the most formidable empire on the planet could be so discomfited by an unpolished, seemingly ragtag army of Boers: "At most, British soldiers spent two months of the year actually training to fight," she writes.
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So much of Season 1's visceral pleasures — the cyberthriller sequences, the shocking twists, the anticapitalist triumphalism, the ragtag band of losers, loners, racial minorities and emotional outcasts taking on the system and winning — were stripped away or rendered moot as Season 2 went on.
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New Year's Day 1959 marked the apotheosis of a ragtag insurgency that had unofficially kicked off six years earlier with a failed attack on the Moncada Barracks in Santiago de Cuba and another on the Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Barracks in the city of Bayamo.
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In season two, Renegade Zoologist Jackson Oz (James Wolk) and his ragtag group of misfits — who are all convinced they're the leads of their own movies — have seemingly unlimited resources at their disposal, despite never once pulling off a real plan in season one.
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Others said the film was totally plugged into the moment, with its story of a ragtag threesome of underdogs — a mute woman (who is sexually harassed), a black woman and a closeted gay artist — who work to save a demonized "other" from the man.
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Somewhere else — on FX, or Comedy Central, or Hulu — a sitcom about a bro-ish, disgraced New York City councilman who finds himself coaching a ragtag group of immigrants to pass the citizenship test might have been more acidic, or more madcap, or both.
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Somewhere else — on FX, or Comedy Central, or Hulu — a sitcom about a bro-ish, disgraced New York City councilman who finds himself coaching a ragtag group of immigrants to pass the citizenship test might have been more acidic, or more madcap, or both.
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The military aid scandal that spawned the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump has a very different significance for Ukraine, where years of U.S. assistance have just begun to turn a ragtag army into a better-armed and professional force to counter Russian aggression.
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A year ago most Yimby groups were tiny ragtag operations, but today they are pushing bills in Sacramento and have attracted enough money from Silicon Valley and elsewhere that many activists have been able to quit their day jobs to do politics full time.
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The very premise of the exercise—an invasion of Norway, causing the alliance to invoke its Article 230 mutual-defence clause—was a signal that, after decades of fighting ragtag Balkan armies and Afghan guerrillas, NATO is back in the business of defending its home territory.
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Groups like the "Vlog Squad," a ragtag team of vloggers, are organizing their own tours to connect with their greater community, and countless YouTube and Twitch creators now hold their own meet and greets and other events designed to offer fans direct access on the creators' terms.
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Her process was communal; she formed a ragtag atelier of family members and other collaborators who worked in sewing circles, so that each frayed midi-dress or patchwork jacket was a product of collective intuition, adorned with layers of precious detailing and stitches by many hands.
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Inside you'll find stories about an ATV-riding nationalist vigilante hunting migrants in Bulgaria; a ragtag mix of mercenaries fighting to stave off Russians in the Ukraine; refugees traveling through Greece seeking a better life; and a border between Italy and Austria that's shifting from climate change.
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The self-belief that led Castro to think in 1956 that a ragtag band of rebels under his command could overthrow Fulgencio Batista's dictatorship within a couple of years was not that different to the "reality-distortion field" sometimes attributed to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
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Nearby, a mystic scholar and carpet salesman named Wali Fard had established the ragtag Moorish Science Ashram, and over time the scientists and spiritual seekers met and began to merge their pursuits, blending meditation, physics, alchemy, and metaphysical disciplines like remote viewing in never-before-seen ways.
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Fruits Basket: The Complete Series — $45 (list price $69.98) See Details From the critically-acclaimed creator of Cowboy Bebop — a show known for its cool characters and exploration of existentialism and loneliness — comes a show about a douchey space pervert and his ragtag team of space idiots.
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But now that people are protesting the election of Donald Trump in cities across the US, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story—and its ragtag group of rebels out to defeat a new regime—feels a lot more au courant than it did just last week.
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It doesn't matter whether you're a fan or not, because when you get right down to it you're standing in front of the guy who, along with three other ragtag teenagers with no more direction than you would expect, launched heavy metal into a completely new orbit.
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When he reluctantly agrees to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit against the biggest client of the massive law firm he helped create, Billy and his ragtag team uncover a vast and deadly conspiracy, pitting them all in a life or death trial against the ultimate Goliath.
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Her shocking loss was a devastating turn for the sprawling world of Clinton aides and strategists who believed they had built an electoral machine that would swamp Mr. Trump's ragtag band of loyal operatives and family members, many of whom had no experience running a national campaign.
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Adjacent to the scourge of domestic and sexual violence is the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis (MMIW), a national epidemic defined by high rates of violence visited upon Native women and by a ragtag federal reporting system that allows many cases to slip through the cracks.
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Inside the September issue of VICE Magazine, you'll find stories about a ragtag group of reporters documenting the destruction of Cambodia's forests and being murdered for their efforts; a profile of Phoebe Robinson from 2 Dope Queens ; and a Q&A with Thomas Drake, an NSA whistleblower.
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Still, "The Last Jedi" honors the franchise's chief values of idealism, loyalty and self-sacrifice that made the original "Star Wars" so beloved, with a similarly appealing ragtag team of hotheads and cockeyed optimists to root for as they try to save their galaxy from totalitarian domination.
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Speaking of which, we begin last night's feature-film-length episode of Game of Thrones north of the Wall, where a ragtag crew of seven sweet boys is attempting to kidnap a wight and sort through all their issues with their dead dads and each other's sexual preferences.
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And although we're all wildly excited about seeing Jon Snow go head-to-head with Ramsay, there is a small background concern: How the hell is he going to overcome Bolton's superior army with just his ragtag band of wildlings and those 60-odd fighters from Bear Island?
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"I won't call it a museum," Mr. Pijbes said recently as he showed a reporter around the 219,21950-square-foot concrete and steel building on a windswept pier, which is home to a number of ragtag hipster start-ups, including an organic food court, galleries and arts groups.
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Fidel Castro, who headed a ragtag band of guerrillas that liberated Cuba from a dictatorship, only to turn the island nation into a communist dictatorship and Soviet outpost off the coast of Florida, died, closing the book on one of the most extraordinary figures of the 20th century.
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If watching Rick Grimes and his ragtag band of warrior misfits be repeatedly brutalized by a violent sadist in between scenes of B-characters, like Tara and Dwight, exploring new communities worked for you, then you probably hated it, as there was no Negan to be found, here.
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MARCH 15 The first season of the freewheeling comedy "Black Monday" covered the misadventures of a ragtag band of Wall Street traders in the mid-1980s, as they took on the establishment, skirted the rules of their industry, and played an inadvertent part in the 1987 stock market crash.
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And while Abu Sayyaf is now seen by many as a ragtag group of militants that specializes in kidnapping, its leaders have taken advantage of the region's lawlessness to invite foreign jihadists to the southern Philippines, said Mr. Banlaoi, who has studied Islamic insurgents in the south for years.
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Zigzagging across Iowa with a ragtag group of aides and "Yang Gang" die-hards, it'd be easy to forget you were watching not just a candidate for president — but one who beat out sitting U.S. senators and governors to become one of seven contenders gracing the debate stage Thursday.
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Fashion East can feel ragtag, but the standouts this season were remarkably assured, particularly the magpie, "Mad Max" glamour of Matty Bovan, only a year and change out of Central St. Martins but already under the wing of Katie Grand, a top stylist and editor of Love magazine.
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Since its inception in 2010, the ragtag group of amateurs and auteurs of digital junk space who participated fulfilled the site's mission of "talking with images" by adding these images to a single chat stream, much as one would add multiple mixing channels to a single broadcast mix.
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"It simply isn't credible for a high-end brand to simultaneously showcase itself in a glitzy store on Madison Avenue, while at the same time hawking a random assortment of sweaters thrown in a ragtag way on a table in Macy's," said Neil Saunders, managing director of research firm GlobalData Retail.
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Injunctions scattered the nation's newsdesks like so much confetti and everyone—including the tabloid press's fiercest critics—became united in the view that there was absolutely no justification for a ragtag bunch of celebs (overwhelmingly rich, white men) to misuse the courts in such a way, merely to spare their blushes.
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But you're most likely to see the illustrious Ms. Viagra towering over a DJ booth, at one of the many places where she plays out, including ragtag party house Wilde Renate, the gay club SchwuZ, at at Klub International and the GMF Sunday gay parties at Weekend, where she has residencies.
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Trump administration slashes basic science research while boosting space, AI and quantum tech funding Under the proposed budget and transfers, the Space Force will grow from a ragtag group of 122 civilians and 38 military personnel to only a few shy of 10,000 — about 35 percent civilian and the remainder military.
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Mr. Zubaydah, born in Saudi Arabia to a family of Palestinian background, became a sort of travel agent, camp administrator and facilitator for militant fighters in Afghanistan in the early 1990s, after the ragtag force of Islamic soldiers known as the mujahedeen forced the Soviet Army out of the country.
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To lend their ragtag appearance some proper uniformity, his sister supposedly supplied each recruit with a chicken feather for his hat — a costume that Dr. Shuckburgh good-naturedly mocked in a mid-1750s ditty he was said to have written while stationed at Fort Crailo across the Hudson River from Albany.
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The brainchild of director Danny Roew and Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, who co-wrote the script with Sawyer Perry, Dead 7 stars Backstreet Boy Nick Carter as a Man With No Name-style hero who unites the titular, ragtag crew in order to save their small town from a necromancer named, well, Apocalypta.
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The show constantly teases that David might plunge into darkness wholesale, even as the ragtag band of mutants he falls in with (because make no mistake, this is a "mission of the week" superhero show, only all of the missions so far take place in David's mind) hopes to keep him on track.
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And she recruited a ragtag team of mechanics and DIY car modifiers to tackle the project: Marcos Ramirez, a Bay Area maker, mechanic and artist; Boston-based Richard Benoit, whose YouTube channel Rich Rebuilds is largely dedicated to the modification of pre-owned Tesla models; and German designer and YouTuber Laura Kampf.
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Like a cross between Drunken Master and The Bad News Bears, Shaolin Soccer brings together a ragtag band of monks and misfits and has them learn to trust in themselves (and their awesome kung fu) to best a team that's been supplied with cutting-edge performance-enhancing drugs from the United States.
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The ragtag group includes Hawke's haunted sharpshooter Goodnight Robicheaux, who struggles with the bottle and his own self-doubts (he's a legend, but is that all he is?), as well as his trusted confidant Billy Rocks (Lee), who gets a killer intro that sees him drop a dude with just his hairpin.
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When the man breaks free to join a ragtag resistance movement in the forest surrounding the hotel, he discovers that this new community's rules are different but no less draconian: He can live among them for as long as he likes, but any romantic or sexual activity is subject to grisly punishment.
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That ragtag group of volunteers would soon become Herd on the Hill, an organization with more than 300 members who have spent their lunch breaks and after-work hours delivering more than 12,000 letters to congressional offices on behalf of constituents seeking to inject a human element into the issues roiling the country.
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I spent most of my twenties devoted to two things: 1) writing (mostly about a nameless, race-less character who just happened to have my exact life experiences), and 2) fighting, as a boxer, first in a ragtag barroom show in Southeast Alaska, and later in the amateur circles of New England.
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The Fast and Furious link goes even deeper than just following a ragtag bunch of racers as they whizz through underground street races, though — Payback also has a renewed focus on car customization that EA says will let players "truly craft a personalized and unique ride," and turn an old banger into a supercar.
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The Ghostbusters may have been a ragtag bunch of crimefighters, but just like their characters on the big screen, Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon are bringing the same take no prisoners ethos to the red carpet in looks that prove they're more than ready to save the world this summer.
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Ever since the news broke that EA would be shooting the game, known as Ragtag, into the vacuum of space, I've been thinking about how publisher perceptions of audience desire can limit the creative breadth developers may want to explore, especially when it comes to an IP as special and gigantic as Star Wars.
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A single word suffices to evoke the man who descended from the Sierra Maestra with his ragtag army to overthrow the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista in 1959, purge Cuba of American domination, proclaim the empowerment of the poor, and embody Latin America's thirst for an end to government by the pampered coteries of imperialism.
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In "Ex Gurus," her first commercial gallery solo in New York, Ms. Verzutti uses raw bronze, gold in color, as canvas; combines papier-mâché with concrete; and in "Cemetery Inline," makes a bumpy Carl Andre floor piece resembling a ragtag row of tombstones from chunks of cobblestone, unbaked clay and papier-mâché with color added.
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But when Saigon fell, it was not a swarm of ragtag Vietcong guerrillas who overran the city, but columns of Russian-made T-54 tanks, leading a modern field army complete with artillery and surface-to-air missiles, all delivered by those tough-guy truck drivers down that seemingly indestructible Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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They are formed moment by moment, block by block: from the ragtag gang who pools their resources to turn 90 cents into an unforgettable memory, to the boy fighting a panic attack when his daily route home is upended, to the kid who expresses a wealth of inarticulable emotions by grabbing a fistful of roses.
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While Rogue One certainly highlights another aspect of the fight to free the galaxy from the rule of the Galactic Empire, there's plenty more to be told of how this small, ragtag group of fighters managed to succeed in fighting against the incredibly military firepower of the Empire on the massive, interplanetary scale of the Star Wars universe.
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Team 10 has toed the line of imploding for months now: Nick Crompton, Team 10's former chief operating officer, left the ragtag group earlier this year; the exodus of Crompton along with high-profile members like Chance Sutton and behind-the-scenes names like engineer Drake Rehfeld were reportedly due to issues with Jake's father, Greg Paul.
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Since Claire's still brushing up on her fight skills with Colleen Wing (Jessica Henwick — who only appears in the trailer for a second, which is not nearly enough screen-time), and thus doesn't have time to be their cheerleader, this ragtag team of misfits is probably in need of a wise old mentor to keep them in line.
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The downed U.S. Air Force pilot who joins up with the ragtag Wolverine resistance against Communist invaders in 1984's Red Dawn; the father searching the Amazon for his lost child in 1985's The Emerald Forest; and he stepped into Humphrey Bogart's fedora as Raymond Chandler's iconic detective for the 1983-86 HBO series Philip Marlowe, Private Eye.
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Adding upgraded parts leaves friendly Corebots looking a little ragtag, as colors don't match and some components prefer curves over corners, but the stats don't lie: These forearms, while uglier than the result of a 2CV mating with an SUV, with the tires burned off and moldy dice in the window, pack more punch than anything in Real Steel.
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And with Final Fantasy XV, Chase and the other voice actors that constitute the game's core group of ragtag friends/adventurers were given the constant guidance and presence of voice director Keythe Farley (who also has a career in front of the mic, most famous as Fallout 4's Kellogg and the Mass Effect series' Thane Krios).
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Scenes in which the main figures — a ragtag, argumentative but largely cheerful batch of Chinese guerrillas intent on sabotaging the Japanese Army during the Second Sino-Japanese War — strategize over meals or regroup in a cave after an attack are pleasantly reminiscent of this genre's offerings from Asia in the 1970s and early '80s, period pieces or not.
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Then there is the Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Association, a ragtag army of ardent Zuma supporters in ill-fitting camouflage uniforms who purport to be veterans of the A.N.C.'s guerrilla war against the apartheid regime (though members in their early 20s are too young to have fought in a war that ended more than 25 years ago).
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A circus-style ragtag production that beckoned visitors on 22017-2300 Ocean Front Walk — it's concrete, so not a "boardwalk" because there is no wood, Ms. Solomon insisted on noting — the Freakshow featured among its many attractions a sword-swallower, a "little lady" and a "werewolf" man from Mexico who grew hair all over his face.
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The costs grew just as quickly as their pack, and when the pair moved to more expensive cities (first Washington, DC, and then back to the Bay Area), they were suddenly paying thousands of dollars a month to manage, at that point, six dogs — a ragtag pack that included labs, pit bulls, Shar-Peis and hound-dog mutts.
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A circus-style ragtag production that beckoned visitors on 22017-2300 Ocean Front Walk — it's concrete, so not a "boardwalk" because there is no wood, Ms. Solomon insisted on noting — the Freakshow featured among its many attractions a sword-swallower, a "little lady" and a "werewolf" man from Mexico who grew hair all over his face.
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They include everyone from India's internet-and-mobile-industry body (of which Facebook is itself a member) to a ragtag group of volunteer activists who mustered almost 400,000 people to write to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) as part of a public consultation on whether mobile operators should be allowed to charge different amounts for different forms of data.
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By the time she whips through a Destiny's Child "Say My Name" cover, her ragtag group of an audience—the City boy, the black girls at the front getting their absolute lives, the industry types slightly off to the side where their red wine won't be spilled by exuberant dancing—have turned to putty in whichever manicured hand isn't clutching her mic.
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" In the mid-'26s, Steven and Deanna Traum, characters in the book, spent only $21988,26 for a two-bedroom, 21984,2800-square-foot corner unit on the sixth floor that was "suffused with light and overlooking the park, which in the evenings became an encampment for homeless people and heroin shooters, its black square of land dotted with ragtag tents and bonfires.
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What has happened then is this: Little Conor McGregor, a cocky, ragtag eighth grader who has been suspended before for stabbing that one kid with a double-barreled last name in the leg with a compass now thinks he has a reputation to uphold and has decided to go and give the quiet and dangerous, eleventh-grade boy named Floyd a tie-day.
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"She took it from a small, ragtag group of committed activists and built it into a powerhouse," said Anthony D. Romero, executive director of the national A.C.L.U. "Obviously she cared about the core issues of freedom of speech and freedom of the press, but she pushed the envelope on education equality, police accountability, the rights of the homeless, of immigrants," he said.
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Still, watching the players from Ninja Five (Japan); Call Me Daddy and Raclette Party (France); Treee (Italy); the Gnarcats (the United States); the Mohawks (Germany); and Sky High (England) go screaming through the Renaissance plaza on two wheels to play a sport popularized by ragtag assemblages of couriers in asphalt lots in Seattle underscored the universality Mr. Louboutin said drew him to it.
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PARK CITY, Utah — When the writer-director Benh Zeitlin was unexpectedly thrust into the middle of the Oscar melee in 2012 with his debut feature, "Beasts of the Southern Wild," it was a surreal, discomforting experience filled with stiff tuxedos and awkward small talk — light years away from his ragtag existence in New Orleans, where he makes lyrical, atmospheric movies with his friends.
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"If you wait for the Iranian project to mature and take hold, you will see that this ragtag militia has become a competent military with ideological leadership and with what I would call a social support system," said Anwar Gargash, minister of state for foreign affairs in the United Arab Emirates, which is part of the coalition fighting Iranian-aligned rebels in Yemen.
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Spade, who on Tuesday was found dead of an apparent suicide, founded the brand in 1993 with her college sweetheart-turned-husband Andy Spade, and chose ragtag, multigenerational casts for the brand's quirky ad campaigns; she continued the trend with her second venture, Frances Valentine, a combination of a longtime family name, Frances (belonging to her daughter, brother, father and grandfather) and her father's middle name.
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This spin on the 1969 Marvel comic, the first of the franchise by the director James Gunn, introduces us to a ragtag team of intergalactic criminals-turned-heroes: A brawny Chris Pratt leads as Peter Quill (with a hint of the cluelessness that makes his role as Andy on "Parks and Recreation" so endearing), alongside a fiery Zoe Saldana as a tough Amazon who goes by Gamora.
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The guest lists included the writers Renata Adler, Joan Didion, John Gregory Dunne, Kenzaburo Oe and Terry Southern; the artists Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg; the civil rights activist Ivanhoe Donaldson; the Nobel laureates James Watson and Francis Crick; the editor Clay Felker; the dancer and choreographer Merce Cunningham; the curator Henry Geldzahler; as well as Andy Warhol and his ragtag band of Factory freaks.
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Instead of celebrating our national team's ultimate triumph (which from a strictly hockey perspective was impressive given that a group of ragtag college kids—including Mike Eruzione, who hasn't paid for a drink in Boston in the 36 years since capturing gold—beat what was essentially a military unit), we instead chose (and continue to choose) to indulge in the splendor of victory over the big bad commies.
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Take a long, hard look at some of the cannons these ragtag pirate ship-dudes think they're getting away with: 15 years in the NBA, a Hall of Fame type career, and yet, Carmelo Anthony has committed, WHOLE HOG, to a life as a rounded arm man, opting out of definition altogether for a life led hiding behind arm sleeves, compression shirts, and even, I dare say, tattoos.
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Dumb serves as a time capsule of the rise and fall of the little ragtag mag that upended the entire skate industry—and pop culture writ large—by using archival footage and candid interviews from the original Big Brother staff (Tremaine, Steve Rocco, and Dave Carnie), the pariahs of the skate world who were welcomed with opened arms (Bam Margera, Jason "Wee Man" Acuña, Steve-O), and even outsider fans who felt their gravitational pull (Jonah Hill).
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But such tactics shouldn't imply that this ragtag band of self-professed outcasts was incapable of perfectionism or stunning exercises in beauty, as witnessed in Kathleen Cooney's silkscreened pink kite against a powder-blue sky on the cover of Arthur Russell's LP Tower of Meaning (2208), or Jean-Michel Basquiat's stark black-and-white design for a rare 220-inch hip-hop single, Beat Bop (also 234), by Rammellzee and K-Rob, a record Basquiat produced.
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Per Boston Globe reporter Matt Peppin, the beer will be released on Thursday from the depths of the seventh level of Boston: Sam Adams apparently is trying to play both sides here, saying that Tom Brady is both the GOAT, and that the team is a ragtag group of underdogs: Mind you, Tom Brady recently addressed comparisons to LeBron James, with his own cornball assessment, joking that, "we're similar athletes" before admitting he was just kidding!
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His novel "Netherland," with its evocative and slightly mannered descriptions of a New York cricket team, was taken up by Zadie Smith as an example of what the novel could do and, perhaps, no longer needed to do; Smith took issue with O'Neill's lush prose, although she might just as easily have objected to his idealization of its central cast, a ragtag team of immigrants seemingly handpicked to deliver a Meaningful Realization to its protagonist, Hans van den Boek.
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Hasbro Flounders When Asked About The Lack Of Female Star Wars ToysIt&aposs taken a while, but between the additions to The Force Awakens&apos cast and the…Read more ReadUSA Today revealed the figure as part of the ongoing 3.75-inch with five points of articulation Rebels toyline, in anticipation of the young Leia's debut in the midseason return of the show last night, where the young senator-turned-rebel met the show's cast of ragtag resistance fighters for the first time.
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Fictional dinosaurs also began to migrate to space stations during the 1970s and 1980s, in stories that were, perhaps, inspired by the flights of the first long-duration orbital stations launched by the USSR and the US. In George R.R. Martin's novella "The Plague Star" (part of the 1986 collection Tuf Voyaging), a ragtag group of salvagers stumble across an abandoned seedship called the Ark, which is packed with embryos of the most dangerous creatures on a variety of planets.
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Set in the 1910s and '20s, Peaky Blinders traces its eponymous Birmingham, England street gang from ragtag to big time while also following the evolution (and/or devolution) of the Shelby family that runs it: Tommy (played by Cillian Murphy), the moody, merciless head of the family; Arthur (Paul Anderson), the unhinged older brother with a cocaine habit and the worst undercut outside of Williamsburg; Ada (Sophie Rundle), their sister who falls in love with a communist on the run; and Aunt Polly, the matriarch of the family, magnificently played by Helen McCrory.
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Fresh off the cathartic, messy stabbing of a sadistic concentration camp guard responsible for the murder of his grandmother, he meets a ragtag team of traumatized war veterans, washed-up actors, holocaust survivors, intelligence officers, and radical activists—including a rich old man played by Al Pacino—who've made it their life's work to track down and eliminate the Nazis who've gone into hiding around the United States in the decades following World War II. It's a setup perfect for a pulpy B-movie, which Jonah—a stoner who works at a comic shop in 1970s New York City—seems to recognize immediately.
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They're one of the crucial things that make us human, by bringing us to the empathy and sense of connection that enable us to treat one another with respect and kindness; they're one of the major factors that enable social mobility, by giving us the vision and sense of possibility to transform our lives; they're one of the vital ways we can make sense of our own emotions and experiences, rather than being baffled and battered by them; they're one of the core forces that raise us from a ragtag bunch of debased animals, ready to rip out one another's throat for any reason or none, into a cohesive society.
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