When you have socialism, everything is ran by the government.
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They ran by her, and one of them jostled her.
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As he ran by, Mavs coach Rick Carlisle fired back.
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With my schedule last year, I often ran by myself.
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Regularly occurring party ran by longtime DJ and promoter Asher Gray.
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A Facebook account appearing to be ran by David Schwimmer a.k.
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The lead women ran by at their cracking pace, elegant and forceful.
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A government that ran by at least some basic, established rules and customs.
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I noticed how fast you ran by, your dark ponytail swinging down your back.
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Drake just called Kelly Oubre Jr. a bum as he ran by đź‘€ pic.twitter.
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I just ran by the guy, and then it was off to the races.
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The guard said another man ran by, pointing to the other man in the mask.
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It's based in Guizhou Province and supervised by a board ran by government-owned businesses.
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"He ran by me into the house and there was blood everywhere," Vance told WFAA.
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"The first one I ran by myself, so it'll be really different," Hatcher tells PEOPLE.
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I ran by four people in the front row and they were still sitting there.
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He just ran by the scorer's table and said 'ooh, that was a good one.
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I was in the moment and I was trying to build to the intro, and I just ran by on the teleprompter—I ran by their names—and I didn't realize it until after actually because I would have corrected it in the moment.
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Unable to get there by car due to congestion in the area, he ran by foot.
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Bird sent me all his correspondence with the hospital, which I ran by medical billing experts.
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These girls, dressed up for Eid al-Fitr, ran by Ms. d'Aki at the Kabul Zoo.
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Politico has noted that Long's travel to North Carolina occurred under a continuity program ran by Veatch.
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"We ran by bringing people together, talking about kitchen table issues, not by alienating voters," said Pappas.
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"I personally ran by the officers' quarters to the barbed-wire enclosure," Mr. Wajspapir said in 1984.
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"Go follow the real Honey Boo Boo Alana @socrazygirl30 this page is ran by alana herself," she wrote.
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But the in-prison education programs ran by the federal government are too often aimed at outdated employment models.
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A family member of his worked for a small startup, ran by a serial entrepreneur who met national success.
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Apparently, the singer and his wife had a different name in mind, which Levine ran by DeGeneres herself over text.
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He transitioned to a strategy role after the IPO while Pandora was ran by a series of professional managerial types.
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Yeah, I have a deal with this company called Media Res, which is ran by a guy named Michael Ellenberg.
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But standing on the stoop, cheering on tens of thousands of people as they ran by, he experienced something completely new.
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Today, there are over 1.5 million businesses ran by black women in the U.S. — over 100,000 of which are technical companies.
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The success of some recent IEOs, especially those ran by Binance, have added a new wave of optimism to the space.
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In tears, they shook his hand and told him: We'll miss seeing Rosemary wave to us as she ran by the house.
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Open sewage ran by the pathway that government lawyers used to access one facility, which the state closed soon after the visit.
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The next step I took was to create my own design firm, which I ran by myself for the first two years.
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She asks herself what would happen if she had to be armed, but fleeing and terrified students ran by her as she fired.
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In 2018, he was sentenced to prison for defrauding investors in hedge funds he ran by lying about his performance and track record.
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In Saturday's operation, the workers were taken to shelter houses ran by the embassy and would soon be repatriated, diplomats in Manila said.
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The Badgers' second drive was shorter, the score coming on the second play as Clement ran by Penn State's secondary for 67 yards.
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After the race started, and half of the men had ran by, she crawled out of her hiding spot and joined the pack.
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The email is as good as spam because it feels as if the person ran by and threw a business card in my face.
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This reaped millions of dollars in ad revenue from companies paying to advertise with in-app ad networks — including those ran by Google itself.
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I pretended to ignore him and hastily ran by the remainder of the team that was now staring at my legs pointing and giggling.
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After moving to Montana, Gianforte sued to try to keep people from being able to fish in a stream that ran by his property.
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Shkreli, 20123, is accused of defrauding multiple investors in two hedge funds he ran by lying to them about the performance of those funds.
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On one dry block, a jogger ran by in the steamy Houston heat, as neighbors collected debris that had grown tangled in their lawns.
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This is a new party hosted at Club Anything, ran by Tuga and YJ aka Lee Ka M'Diq, with an emphasis on experimental club sounds.
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"It's supposed to be ran by people like us instead of the city trying to dictate to us how this thing should look," he said.
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His mom ran by it and saw he could get his GED by graduating early from Las Vegas High School and be eligible for junior college.
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Xhafaj's predecessor Saimir Tahiri also quit so he could be investigated for alleged links to a cannabis smuggling ring ran by some of his distant cousins.
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Snyder: So, like, the first year it came out, I was walking by Central Park, and this, like, mass stampede of people, like, ran by me.
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The Twitter and Instagram account are ran by Raymond Thi, who's also developed a $1 iOS app so we normals can attempt some cinematic perfection as well.
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Exxon Mobil, the company once ran by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, is seeking a waiver from U.S. sanctions on Russia, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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In 21957, Vince purchased Turner's Arena, a wrestling venue ran by William "Joe" Turner, for $27,2000 from Joe's widow, Florence, and her new husband, matchmaker Gabe Menendez.
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And then he died, and not because Xander screwed up his courage and found his inner hero, but because someone accidentally pushed him while they ran by.
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First, Cooper ran by Quinton Dunbar after the Washington cornerback slipped on a short pass, turning it into a 40-yard score for a 17-13 lead.
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"She ran by it like 15 times yesterday, and she still pooped," Budde said, adding that there were public restrooms less than a block away from their house.
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Last month, Nokia's name returned to the smartphone market as HMD Global - a new company ran by former Nokia executives - launched new Nokia handsets under a licensing deal.
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For one thing, he said, volunteers at aid stations along the course confirmed Miller's claim that she had mentioned the missing chip to them when she ran by.
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And that is an issue that is in the news right now with your book, with the recent Op-Ed The Times ran by an anonymous administration official.
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Earlier this year, Facebook had said it would update its product to catch discriminatory ads before they ran by hiring more ad reviewers and by using machine learning techniques.
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Fronterizo Fianza Fund: This project, ran by the Detained Migrant Solidarity Committee, assists families in coming up with the bond amount needed for a detained immigrant to be released.
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Shkreli, 34, has pleaded not guilty to charges linked to allegations that he defrauded investors at two hedge funds he ran by misleading them about the funds' financial performance.
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Field Notes As Amy Jones and her fiancé, Rich, exchanged handwritten vows overlooking their favorite surfing beach in Playa Avellana in Costa Rica, a family of monkeys ran by.
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Legal & General said the use of shareholder capital would help it develop the "right real assets" and help de-risk its pensions and funds ran by its investment management unit.
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They were exiting a parking lot, gaping as shell-shocked pedestrians meandered through the crowd and people ran by with bodies in wheelbarrows and on police barricades repurposed as gurneys.
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Otto Porter Jr. led five players in double figures with 20 points, and the Washington Wizards ran by the host Orlando Magic 603-98 at Amway Center on Saturday night.
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In his book, "King of Cons," written in 2000, Mr. Tonken described how he raised the profile of charity events he ran by luring celebrities with cash and lavish gifts.
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Shkreli was convicted last summer of duping a group of investors in two hedge funds he ran by misleading them about the financial performance of their money in those funds.
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In a worst case scenario, vigilantes could essentially pick and choose what sites remain online based on the outrage du jour, a vision of the open internet essentially ran by trolls.
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The Raiders pulled to within 10-7 at halftime behind Carr's deep ball to Johnny Holton, who ran by safety Darian Stewart to gather in the pass for Oakland's first score.
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The Tuskegee study ran by the U.S. government from the 1930s to the 1970s, for instance, deliberately left hundreds of African Americans untreated with syphilis, even hiding their diagnosis from them.
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A few minutes later, a man ran by, making eye contact in a way that made me think he might know me — it's a small town — but I didn't recognize him.
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Alex Bozarjian, a reporter for the NBC affiliate WSAV in Savannah, Ga., was covering an annual running event on Saturday when a runner ran by and appeared to grab her backside.
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Veja Mercados, a blog ran by weekly magazine Veja, said Delta would buy new Gol shares with a premium of more than 30 percent from the current share price of 3.52 reais.
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It was all an international online scam ran by two Nigerian men in the Los Angeles area with the help of associates in their home country and other nations, federal officials say.
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A new poll (in Chinese) ran by news portal Sina Technology showed that more than 60% of respondents think they look uglier through the next-gen payments method than on a regular camera.
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If she didn't, I ran by her side and let my mind unspool across my memories of my grandmom, which were tangled up with memories of the other grandparents I had lost before.
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And when so much of our music press and media has historically been ran by old middle class white dudes, the idea of "tastefulness" as an overarching concept can make me feel skeptical.
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His bogey putt from above the hole ran by the cup and was headed down a slope when he trotted over and swatted it back toward the hole with the ball still in motion.
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He announced his opposition to Haspel's nomination on Wednesday, saying that he felt she had not sufficiently denounced a controversial detention and interrogation program ran by the CIA in the years after the Sept.
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That died out quickly as well, but I really believe that a lot of genres today wouldn't exist without electroclash, and people have to recognize that it was ran by women from the very beginning.
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Howard, averaged 8.9 points and 2.0 assists in an up-and-down season, and drew attention in the A.C.C. tournament when he appeared to stick his foot out as Duke star Zion Williamson ran by.
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Prosecutors say Shkreli defrauded more than a half-dozen people who invested in two hedge funds he ran by lying about his investing prowess, and by misstating the size, performance and strategy of the funds.
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In tests ran by CNN Business, Stadia showed minimal lag, thanks to the cloud, and the graphics loaded seamlessly on mobile, even in particularly intense battle scenes — as long as the internet connection was strong.
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Cazenave said taking time to consult employees was necessary to get government employees on board and to review which public services still need to be ran by government, and which can be outsourced or even abandoned.
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The deaths have only intensified questions about the dire conditions in immigration detention centers across the country, including those ran by CBP, and whether federal agents are equipped to take care of the most vulnerable detainees.
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"He ran by a group of students struggling to do a Habitat project, and he just made a comment, 'We need to do something to help these students,' " Habitat for Humanity International CEO Jonathan Reckford told CNN.
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Shkreli was convicted of defrauding a group of investors in two hedge funds he ran by having claimed, among other things, that the funds were delivering healthy returns at a time when they were actually losing money.
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As a result, Blackpool's grime scene is largely shackled to YouTube channels ran by a handful of gatekeepers: Blackpool Movement TV, Flows Exposed, and Blackpool Grime Media, the latter of which is the most prolific of the three.
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Rochelle Steffen, the founder of the shelter who rescued the cute little pup, tells TMZ ... ever since Narwhal went viral, the shelter's noticed tons of fake accounts popping up on social media, ran by scammers asking people for donations.
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And I'd massively expand the scholarship program we once ran by which top Arab public school students were eligible for a U.S.-funded scholarship to any U.S.-style liberal arts college in Lebanon or anywhere else in the region.
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The move has been expected since last year when Apple announced its partnership with Guizhou-Cloud Big Data (GCBD), a Chinese firm supervised by a board ran by government-owned businesses, with close ties to the government and Chinese Communist Party.
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Born in the early '80s, my brothers and I shared a bond as best friends in our small neighborhood, isolated from town, where we spent time outside sledding, building forts and making dams in the ditch that ran by our house.
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Shkreli, 34, is accused of defrauding a group of investors in two hedge funds he ran by lying to them about his past performance managing investments, and by lying to them about how well he was doing with their money.
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In the wake of one of the many failed mobile operating systems to appear on the scene in the last decade, Jolla has fought tooth and nail to carve out a niche in the totalizing mobile duopoly ran by Apple and Google.
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I don't want it to be like, this is a kid's production company—but I want people to see it as this is a production company that is doing their own thing, which happens to be ran by a 14-year-old girl.
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AND WE WENT AND READ IT AND THE BOARD READ IT AND THE BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE AND THE GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE RAN BY ALEX GORSKY AND WE ALL SAID, THIS DOESN'T REPRESENT AT ALL HOW WE RUN A COMPANY I MEAN, FIRST AND FOREMOST WE TALK ABOUT CUSTOMERS.
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Meirelles said it was too early to say whether Trump will step up protectionism as many investors fear, following his promises to raise trade tariffs and erect a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border, according to Blog do Fernando Rodrigues, a political news blog ran by Brazil's largest web portal, UOL.
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The Comet Ping Pong shooter Image: Sathi Soma via APFor months, 4chan and Reddit users have delved deep into the emails of John Podesta as they were released by Wikileaks and concluded that the emails contained coded language about a secret child-trafficking ring operating out of Comet Ping Pong, a Washington DC pizzeria—a ring ran by Podesta and former presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.
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Let's take a look at that on loop, courtesy of our very own David Roth's Vine: In other news, there must've been something in that Bostonian water, as Isaiah Thomas, moments earlier, decided to clock Dennis Schroder in the face as he ran by: After Thomas made the petty smack, Schroder (I'm not gonna say rightfully, but rightfully) pushed Thomas to the ground, and Celtics forward Jared Sullinger had to hold Thomas back.
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Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn reportedly investigated the real estate firm once ran by Trump adviser and son-in-law Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE after an abandoned plan that would have seen USIF raise $150 million in China for Kushner's business, the AP reported.
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Formed in 2012 following both a misleading campaign ran by Youth Defence, a militant anti-choice group in Ireland, which claimed that 'abortions hurt women' and 'women regret abortion' and, a month later the death of Savita Halappanavar, a 31-year-old dentist, who at 17 weeks pregnant, died of septicaemia when doctors at University Hospital Galway refused to terminate her pregnancy while she was having a miscarriage, this year's March for Choice was the fifth Kavanagh has helped organised.
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